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Sweet, Sweet Sapporo [Food & Dining]

Mango sushi and flaming presentation make Sapporo a tried and true favorite.

Some say sushi has become about as overdone as cupcakes or bacon or any other trendy food that comes and goes. I say, who could ever get tired of sushi?

Lobster Macaroni and Umami at Avalon [Food & Dining]

The next time I'm in the mood for macaroni, that ten minute easy mac isn't going to cut it.

Lately in the world of food, there's been a lot of brouhaha about Umami, the fifth taste (after the more easily recognizable sweet, bitter, sour, and salty) that imparts a fuller, more savory flavor to any dish. Ingredients like aged parmesan, fish oils, and truffle impart this highly desired fifth element, and elevate simple foods into the realm of the divine. This weekend, I experienced a rush of Umami at Avalon on Bardstown road. 

Making it BIG at Oishii Sushi [Food&Dining]

Oishii is a small place with a BIG taste and BIG rolls. With a second location recently opened down the road, they seem to have made it big.

What can I say, I like big things. Resist the "that's what she said joke"; I'm serious. I like giant burgers dripping with cheese and mayonnaise. I like towering ice cream cones drizzled with chocolate sauce and chopped cashews. And I LOVE big sushi, the kind of sushi you have to strain your jaw to chomp down on.

Douglass Loop-area building under contract; CVS purchase thwarted [News]

Corner building purchase kills expansion by drugstore chain

After more than a year and a half, the struggle over the 2100 block of Bardstown Road—bounded by the Twig and Leaf diner at Douglass Boulevard and a vacant building at Princeton Drive—is over.

Dead men walking at Caufields Halloween Parade [Family and parenting]

Caufields will host their annual Halloween Parade October 14 on Bardstown Road. Whether your Halloween enthusiasm is on the ​​​I-drink-blood-for-breakfast, Hillcrest excessive side or the unattended candy bowl on the porch realm--this parade is one not to be missed.

 

If you missed the massive zombie tromp down Bardstown Road this year, never fear. Another ghastly promenade will fill the stretch between Mid City Mall and the Baxter Avenue Morgue in a couple of weeks. The annual Caulfields' Halloween Parade will take place on Friday, October 14 at 7:00 pm sharp and it is an event epic in nature.

The Dead Walk the Earth..or at least Bardstown Road [Attractions]

The hour of the undead approaches: This year's Louisville Zombie Attack will be a little more organized and contained as a result of negotiations with city and Highland's businesses. Some guidelines and schedule for this year's event.

It's almost time for the dead to rise... and congregate on  Bardstown Road!

A weird relationship [Louisville Magazine]

Have you ever heard somebody say, "Oh, (Insert American city)? That's just like Louisville." Well Austin, Texas often fills that role. Whether it is by population or character, these two cities seem to share a common ground of weirdness.

 

This article appears in the August 2011 issue of LouisvilleMagazine. To subscribe, please visit loumag.com.

Coupleville part 4.1: A guy's attempt to put a year of love into one week for the woman he love's birthday [Food & Dining and Love]

I know the title has something to be desired and can use a little finesse, but this is a continuation of "Coupleville v.4" wherein I asked for suggestions from all of you readers out there for my wife's birthdaypalooza, and in the profound words of Keanu Reeves, "Whoa..." Thanks to everyone for particpating, and in my own catch-phrases: "Holey Bigoley & Mama Pajama!" It's only going to get better (at least reading:).

So as I wrote last I was planning my wife's "29th" birthday next week beginning Tuesday, August 2nd.  I pretty much had an original plan which included a bike ride and camping trip to Red River Gorge, a couple things we both love.  (If you haven't been to Red River Gorge, Jefferson Memorial Forest, Bernhiem, or any other Kentucky State Parks, I strongly recommend you get out there while there's still time to get out there - as I always say "If you don't go, you'll never know".)

CVS at Douglass Loop: Not Dead Yet [News]

Drugstore chain still vying for prime location; local organization looking to buy space

CVS, which attempted to get the Twig and Leaf property for a new drugstore, has reignited its interest in putting down roots in the Douglass Loop area.

According to Terra Long, legislative assistant to Councilman Tom Owen (8th District), the Woonsocket, R.I.-based chain is still trying to acquire property in the Douglass Loop area. Despite the landmark status granted to the Twig and Leaf restaurant this past April, a number of buildings—including Café Metro—are still vacant.

Kent Kaliber & Vyxsin Fiala [Louisville Magazine]

Amazing Race participants Vyxsin Fiala and Kent Kaliber have survived two grueling trips around the world together.

This article appears in the May 2011 issue of Louisville Magazine. To subscribe, please visit loumag.com.

 

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