The Carnegie Center’s Taste of Art and History’s annual fundraising event was spectacular, with over 300 in attendance, and it was a wonderful evening for a drive from Kentucky to Indiana.
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Come enjoy small plates, art and great drink prices on Main St. at the recently rennovated Mrs. Potter's Coffee Lounge and Cafe.
Oh, and it has table-side smores.
"But we burnt it just for you!" This an exclaimation from yet another local and dissatisfied customer of the Old Louisville Coffee Shop.
I have lived in Old Lou for a while now, and have yet to meet anyone who truly appreciates the shop for anything other than the compulsory dose that they require in the morning, or free internet.
When I first arrived in the nighborhood, I was relieved to see the cute, little independent store just around the corner. I am addicted to coffee. Now I turn my head in shame.
