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Louisville/Bourbon Trail First-timer: dining/entertainment/adventures?

TheStarvingArtist

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TheStarvingArtist

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Howdy!

I'll be spending Sunday through Tuesday in Louisville and on the Bourbon Trail, and have never been! Any recommendations for food and fun that's out-of-the-ordinary (I tend to hate touristy stuff..) would be fantastic.

Torrence O'Haire - Private Chef, FMSC Tablemaster, Culinary Scholar

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Howdy!

I'll be spending Sunday through Tuesday in Louisville and on the Bourbon Trail, and have never been! Any recommendations for food and fun that's out-of-the-ordinary (I tend to hate touristy stuff..) would be fantastic.

Hi, Tory. Check for a PM from me with contact information.

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