Hey, y’all!
I am giddy to write about my recent collaboration with Butchertown Grocery. If you have ever asked me for dining recommendations in the city of Louisville, chances are that I have mentioned their fabulous offerings in the heart of Butchertown. When they reached out to collaborate after my best friend Shelby’s graduation from Centre College, I knew that it was the perfect venue to celebrate the most special person in my life.
To quote their website, “Housed inside a modest 19th-century brick building in the heart of Louisville’s best neighborhood is the award-winning Butchertown Grocery. Serving refined food in a former family market, we are proud to be voted amongst the nation’s top restaurants.”
As for the history behind the name of Butchertown Grocery, “In the early-to-mid 1900s, our building was home to a family-owned grocery called Gunkel’s. More than just a corner market, Gunkel’s was a gathering place where locals came to buy produce and meats, and chew the fat with the owner, Hattie Gunkel. We tip our hat to the Gunkels – and to the tradition of bringing people together through great food.”
I love how they have paid homage to Louisville history!
Now to the best part – the delicious, mouthwatering food.
We started with this pear + cheddar stuffed phyllo. The combination was, to say the least, brilliant.
Next was this filling, simple breakfast croissant: bacon, egg, and cheese. However simplistic, the flavors were top-notch. It was arguably the best croissant that I have had in years, rivaling those that I had in France.
Escargot – need I say more? One of my favorites!
The most fabulous oysters in Louisville – trust me on that assertion, y’all.
If you put an egg on anything, I’m down – especially if it’s over this pasta. Delicious!
Is any meal complete without an order of beignets? Not in my world!
Be sure to check out Butchertown Grocery in the heart of Butchertown on 1076 E. Washington St. Louisville, KY 40206. They can be reached at 502-742-8315.
Butchertown Grocery is open for lunch Monday-Friday from 11AM-2PM, for brunch on Saturday and Sunday from 11AM-3PM, and for dinner everyday from 5PM-10PM.
Be sure to tell them that I sent ya!
As I always say, Happy Eating, Happy Traveling, Happy Living!
Y’all come back now, ya hear?
My best,
JC
FTC: I was not compensated for this post. I, at times, am fortunate enough to receive accommodations in exchange for a review. All opinions are my own.
