^ It's just not very good.....there are far better places to get your carnal addiction done.

No offense...but I would have to disagree. And this coupled with your negative endorsement of Impellizzeri's makes me really question your recomendations. :confused: :confused:

No offense...but I would have to disagree. And this coupled with your negative endorsement of Impellizzeri's makes me really question your recomendations. :confused: :confused:

 

I agree with you!

Stoney River Grill

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No offense...but I would have to disagree. And this coupled with your negative endorsement of Impellizzeri's makes me really question your recomendations. :confused: :confused:

 

Impellizzeri's is a pizza preference thing, I like NY Style, as that's where I am from......I can understand why they are popular, Pat's is popular due to nostalgia, they don't have the appeal they used to, and the product has been dumbed down, it will will hard to stay open for long, IMO.

I like the Old Spaghetti Factory.

Impellizzeri's is a pizza preference thing, I like NY Style, as that's where I am from......I can understand why they are popular, Pat's is popular due to nostalgia, they don't have the appeal they used to, and the product has been dumbed down, it will will hard to stay open for long, IMO.

 

Obviously you have not been to Pat's recently. They still pack them in, have one of the best outside seating patio's in town and a very loyal following that will allow them to be around as long as they want. The food and overall menu is tough to beat period. Also BTW Impellreri's is by far the best pizza in Louisville period.

Obviously you have not been to Pat's recently. They still pack them in, have one of the best outside seating patio's in town and a very loyal following that will allow them to be around as long as they want. The food and overall menu is tough to beat period. Also BTW Impellreri's is by far the best pizza in Louisville period.

Couldn't agree more.

Obviously you have not been to Pat's recently. They still pack them in, have one of the best outside seating patio's in town and a very loyal following that will allow them to be around as long as they want. The food and overall menu is tough to beat period. Also BTW Impellreri's is by far the best pizza in Louisville period.

You're right....you are way, WAY more in touch with the dining scene in Louisville, and you know exactly what is going on with our locals. Thanks for clearing that up for me. It's almost as if the restaurant business wasn't my career or anything like that. Again, thanks!

Pats was dead the last time I went, and apparently they've been having a little trouble filling tables lately.

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You're right....you are way, WAY more in touch with the dining scene in Louisville, and you know exactly what is going on with our locals. Thanks for clearing that up for me. It's almost as if the restaurant business wasn't my career or anything like that. Again, thanks!

 

Since you know so much about the restaurant scene then you must know that Pat's owner Pat Francis owns both the lot and building the restaurant in on and it's paid for. Also you must know that his wife, 2 daughter's and a son work at the restaurant. These factors put Pat's in a a position that 99.9% of the other rstaurants are not in and that is high over head and labor. So I am not telling you anything new when I tell you that they are in a better position to survive a ression than just about restaurant in Louisville because you already knew this. You're welcome.

Since you know so much about the restaurant scene then you must know that Pat's owner Pat Francis owns both the lot and building the restaurant in on and it's paid for. Also you must know that his wife, 2 daughter's and a son work at the restaurant. These factors put Pat's in a a position that 99.9% of the other rstaurants are not in and that is high over head and labor. So I am not telling you anything new when I tell you that they are in a better position to survive a ression than just about restaurant in Louisville because you already knew this. You're welcome.

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A little off topic, but I went to Mike Linnig's in Louisville, which is supposedly one of the best seafood places in the area and was severely disappointed. Yeah, the portion sizes were huge, but the wait and the food just didn't live up to the hype. You can get better seafood at Red Lobster or Joe's Crab Shack, IMO.

^I've never heard of Mike Linnig's as a place for seafood. The fried fish is certainly good, but seafood generally, you can get better elsewhere. Seafood anywhere not on a coast is going to be severly disappointing as far as I'm concerned, although Mitchell's Fish Market is a nice chain that popped up out on the East End a few years ago that I've liked every time.

The KingFish just over the bridge on the Indiana side is good. Right on the river. 601 W Riverside Dr Jeffersonville, IN 47130. There's an Italian place by KingFish that's good too, but I can"t remember the name of it.