Historic Frankfort Ave in Louisville is a wonderful place to spend a morning or afternoon. It is the main corridor through the Crescent Hill and Clifton Neighborhoods and houses numerous restaurants, locally-owned niche shops, galleries, and tree-lined streets. Below find our suggestions for places to eat and shop.
Places to Eat on Frankfort Ave
You won’t find a better Mexican Breakfast than the one at Con Huevos (2339 Frankfort Ave). It’s a tiny little place that is very popular. Try the Tres Leches Pancakes or the Huevos Rancheros. The food is fresh and full of flavor. They use local, free-range eggs and also serve lunch.

 
Blue Dog Bakery (2868 Frankfort Ave) has wonderful artisanal breads, good strong coffee,  and pastries. Both indoor and outdoor seating. Stop in for brunch and have a breakfast pizza.  The owners of Blue Dog also have a butcher shop down the street- Red Hog Artisan Meat (2622 Frankfort Ave) which is also worth a stop. They have a deli menu and craft beef selection and they are Louisville’s first whole animal butcher shop. For an upscale dinner of fine Northern Italian Cuisine, Porcini Restaurant  (2730 Frankfort Ave) comes highly recommended. Good selection of pasta, steaks, and seafood and worthy of a special occasion.
For a more casual meal, try Crescent Hill Craft House  (2636 Frankfort Ave). Located in a renovated historic brick building, this gastropub serves southern comfort food including Crawfish Hushpuppies, Cornme...