Looking for a wonderful draft beer list that refutes the oft-heard lament that one must drink beer from elsewhere, not from around Louisville, because our local beer isn't as interesting?
Pfui. Meet the Crescent Hill Craft House, opening Monday, August 25. It is located at 2636 Frankfort Avenue in Louisville.
From the Crescent Hill Craft House page at Facebook comes the following overview (and the photo).
Beer: 40 'all-local taps' including BBC, NABC, Country Boy, Flat 12, & all the other locals.
Menu: Busy - everything local, from bologna to fried quail $7-19; coca-cola: $2.25; Weekend brunch 9-2.
Kitchen: "Chef-driven-food" from Chef Tim Smith, formerly with Napa River Grill & 60 West Martini Bar. Served indoors & out.
Meet: Brad Culver, owner/partner/GM, started with BBC "Bluegrass Brewing Company Restaurant & Brew Pub, Brewpub, Brewery" in 2003. Beau Kerley, owner/partner & GM, worked at Dark Star & BBC, the out-of-town investor, and Pat Hagan, owner/partner/founder BBC St. Matthews, and last but not least, Gordon, from BBC 4th St, tending a full bar.
Entertainment: Sports on TV. Piped-in, & occasional live music, small sound system.
Decor: Minimalist, quite bare. New patio out back.
Atmosphere: Rough, unfinished ceiling with bare concrete floor & brick; brutal lighting.
Bicycles: Racks in the back alley, but no entrance/exit.
Opening: Monday August 25.
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