2232 Frankfort Avenue
Louisville, KY 40206
Jefferson County
Phone: (502) 899-7898
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by Monique S. on We went here on a 40% coupon. The host was very patient with us as we did the math deciding between getting an hour or a game. We ended up getting a game. We couldn't find our lanes and didn't know where to get balls. Besides that, it was a good time. The atmosphere is the perfect combination of a lounge and a bowling alley.
by Lazaro Hodder on The food was crap! The prices of everything inside are monumental. BUT my sons thoroughly enjoyed the show. They were so excieted, they did not sleep till about midnight. And as soon as they got up, it was all over again. It made everything else 'not a big deal'.
by Cameron Schrott on ATMOSPHERE: Went there on a Saturday night at 6:30 - not too crowded with a couple tables filled. It's nice inside - dimly lit, decorated with some tribal looking art. However, the trek there is a bit scary - shady parking lot and run down looking stairs up to the place. I wish it were in a better area (it's down the street from the homeless shelter so there are bums walking around everywhere). FOOD: Okay, so meat eater tried to order the shrimp/mussel linguine but they were out! If you don't have something on your small menu specify when seating. Geez! Vegetarian selection is limited - no entrees available. Some salads and small plates, which is what I ordered including: 1. Veggie quesadillas - good. Poblano sauce on top with carrots, celery, onion, cheese mixture topped with some lettuce. 2. Black bean soup - with carrots, celery. Too salty! I didn't even finish all of it so I took it to go to try to modify a bit at home but they didn't even have soup to go boxes!!! Okay, if you are serving soup then have soup to go boxes! 3. Meat eater ordered ribs and said they were too salty. Mashed potatoes were average.. nothing unique. SERVICE: Nobody greeted us when we walked in! We just wandered in and picked a table. Little slow but whenever I asked questions about the food the server would just simply admit she didn't know and would not offer to find out.... I had to ask if she could ask the chef or someone who would know. I asked simple questions like a particular ingredient in my black bean soup which turned out to be carrots but I just wanted to make sure since it resembled meat. I also asked about what sauce was put on top of my veggie quesadillas and instead she brought me more sauce instead of explaining what it was. Basically our server was not very knowledgeable about what she was serving.... maybe she's new?? I hope so since that would explain things. Also, it's not like it was an interrogation from me about the food... just a few simple questions about ingredients... PARKING: There's a free parking lot behind the place specifically for Django. Be sure to turn left on the street BEFORE you see the restaurant, which is right next door to Shakespeare's Tavern or else you will end up having to go through a maze of 1 way streets - a hassle!! Parking is in shady area but lots of cars were parked and our car didn't get broken into. PRICES: Food is waaaay overpriced considering quality what you get. Quantity is fair. Luckily we used a Creative Loafing Bites certificate ($30 certificate for $15) - https://www.terratialm.... WEBSITE: Warning!! Website says opens at 5:30 pm BUT actually opens at 6:30 pm!!! We went here once at opening time according to website only to discover on the door it's 6:30pm opening. That deserves another "geeez!" Forgot to tell management about this when we were there....... CONCLUSION: Service and food were unimpressive, especially for a vegetarian like me. Won't be coming back again.
