Liquor here, liquor there, liquor in New Albany
The New Albany mayor may help speed up the process of attaining liquor licenses for new businesses planned for the riverfront.
More bars/restaurants = good
Faster new bars/restaurants = awesome
If you haven’t been over to New Albany in a while, there are some great things happening. I went to River City Winery a few weeks ago, and it was great. The wine was decent and the food was yummy (brick oven-style pizzas). Also on my Favs of New Albany list are NA Exchange, Rich O’s, Pizza King, Tucker’s and La Rosita (which just opened a second location in Louisville at Floyd and Market).
Habana Blues recently joined La Rosita in migrating second locations southward, and taken in concert with NABC's bomber bottle distribution in Jefferson County, this represents an unprecedented New Albanian cultural invasion across the Mason-Dixon line. The fact that we're accompanied by recruits from Mexico and Cuba gives the enterprise a pleasingly multi-national feel.
I'll know more about the status of the three-way debate on Thursday night, when the amendment is discussed at the Marx Brothers comedy revival otherwise known as our twice-monthly city council meeting. I'm for it, although the timing has me a bit confused, and as usual, the topic has revealed New Albany's dysfunctional socio-political fault lines. I've written more at NA Confidential:
Riverfront three-ways: Alcoholic beverages vs. square meals?
CeeSaw whiffs on a fat pitch as council considers expanding the booze zone.
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