This review contains crabbiness and cheerfulness in about the same ratio. Garage is one of the neatest places I've ever stepped into: the location, art and decor make it worth my time. The old garage on Market street has been turned into a restaurant specializing in interesting pizzas and oysters, with a fully equipped bar and an art installation out front. The two cars being pushed together slowly is a good metaphor for the difficulty I had balancing my pocketbook and my taste buds at Garage. 

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As we have mentioned earlier, the block of Cardinal Blvd. between 4^th and 3^rd street, which used to house Masterson’s and its parking lot, has recently been converted to Cardinal Towne, which contains housing for University of Louisville students and several restaurants.

As I watched Yes on stage at The Louisville Palace Saturday night, my mind wandered back to the first Yes concert I attended 27 years ago. It was at the Riverfront Coliseum in Cincinnati, and my friends and I had stood in line all night on a frosty February evening for tickets. We were a bunch of high school seniors having a great adventure, and we weren't disappointed three months later when the band took the stage.