Hammerhead’s – Louisville
Great food is on the menu at Hammerhead’s – Louisville, a casual place where the phrase “pub grub” takes on an elevated meaning.
Great food is on the menu at Hammerhead’s – Louisville, a casual place where the phrase “pub grub” takes on an elevated meaning.
With due respect to Mr. Rockefeller, Cajun/Creole Oysters Bienville reign supreme in the baked oyster world!
There is nothing more traditional in a southern kitchen than Baked Easter Ham. Scalloped potatoes and sunshine salad complete Sunday dinner.
Sing Glory honors ancestral land destroyed by strip mining in Appalachia. It’s so good, it will make you “sing like a bucket of frogs”!
A reuben sandwich is perfect for leftover St. Paddy’s corned beef. It’s a good reason to make the corned beef just for a sandwich!
Russian dressing is the perfect condiment for a reuben sandwich, but don’t forget to enjoy it with burgers, steak, shrimp and fries!
Traditional St. Patrick’s day dinner of corned beef and cabbage with carrots and potatoes. Don’t forget to cook in your best green underwear!
Tucked into the Ozark Mountains, Atlas Restaurant – Fayetteville offers globally inspired cuisine in art deco, French revivalist style.
Pay no attention to James Beard’s diatribe about Manhattan clam chowder. He was only protecting his hometown chowder. This is delicious!
Crepes Suzette, delicate orange-flavored crêpes, flambéed in a rich sauce of butter, citrus, and liqueur, are pure theatrical indulgence.
Inspired by the Negroni, the Little Red Dress is perfectly balanced between bitter and sweet. Enjoy it pre or post dinner or sip anytime!
Joel Robuchon – Las Vegas is an oasis within the inescapable, pounding cacophony of the strip and the very definition of fine dining.