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Pho Real [Louisville Magazine]

Dave Truong knows his noodles. He can even say he was eating at Anthony Bourdain's favorite Pho place in Vietnam before Bourdain discovered it. Truong grew up craving the beloved noodle dish, and of course he has it on his menu at Nam Nam Cafe (318 Wallace Ave., 891-8859), which he opened earlier this year.

 

'Where everybody knows your name...': Selena's at Willow Lake Tavern [Food and dining]

Let the good times roll at Selena's.

I love food yet hate trying new places, I love food but have a keen dislike of the familiar response of "Anywhere is fine, you decide, honey." Being a creature of habit and who knows what he likes makes it difficult for me to make a decision on going out to dinner when my wife asks. My stubbornness is proven ridiculous at every left turn and my girl is proven right at all the others.

No shoes, No skirt, No service: The Brickhouse Tavern + Tap [Food and dining]

I consider myself a typical guy, so I enjoy the sight of female servers intight shirts and jean shorts serving me drinks and food.

I consider myself a typical guy so I enjoy the sight of female servers in tight shirts and jean shorts serving me drinks and food. The waitstaff at Brick House Tavern + Tap (871 S. Hurstbourne Parkway) are not so hard on the eyes however as they are on a guy’s patience. (That would be a funnier line if the staff were dressed as scantly clad nurses instead of simply scantly clad, and I was an actual patient other than hungry and impatient.)

Extend your weekend for a good cause at O’Shea’s on Monday, January 25

There's never been a better reason to go for a beer. On Monday, O'Shea's is giving away all—yes, all—proceeds from their sales to a truly worthy kids' charity.

Wasted weekend? On Monday, January 25, come out to O’Shea’s Pub, 956 Baxter Avenue, and enjoy a pint or a snack and feel better. One hundred percent of the proceeds—food and beverages, lunch, dinner and everything between and beyond—from 11 A.M. to midnight will go Jarrett’s Joy Cart, a charity founded by pediatric cancer patient Jarrett Mynear, who sought to comfort fellow kids battling cancer.

Queen of Sheba Relocates

It's commonplace for a 3-year old to dig in to a plateful of food using only their hands.  As for the rest of us, we tend to use knife and fork (and sometimes chopsticks).  Not so at a venerable Louisville Ethopian restaurant where utensils come by request only.
Queen of Sheba has recently taken up residence in the former Mazzoni’s building on Taylorsville Road, across the street from Bowman Field. I never made it to the old location (on Bardstown Road just past the Watterson) and I’ve never been to any other Ethiopian restaurant so last Friday night was my first experience with Ethiopian cuisine. Going in I knew exactly three things about Ethiopian food. First, a good portion of it is vegan friendly as Queen of Sheba is among the very favorite Louisville restaurants for a couple different vegan friends of mine.

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