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Louisville’s longest-running culinary tradition is back for another unforgettable evening of flavor and community. The Taste of Louisville returns Wednesday, October 15, at Mellwood Arts Center (1860 Mellwood Avenue) following its milestone 50th anniversary last year. Now in its 51st year, the event continues to celebrate the best of Louisville’s food and beverage scene while giving back to the community.

The 2025 Taste of Louisville will feature more than 40 chefs and 20 beverage purveyors offering signature tastings, craft cocktails, spirits, and local brews. Guests will be welcomed with a cocktail or mocktail upon arrival and enjoy a lively evening with a DJ, live music from Hickory Vaught, and plenty of photo opportunities.

“Gordon Food Service is once again very excited to be the Title Sponsor for The Taste of Louisville because we believe this event is the city’s premier food event,” said Tom Enyeart, Co-Chair and GFS representative. “The Taste not only delivers amazing food—it brings the entertainment to another level. We at Gordon Food Service are energized by partnering with some of the best culinarians and hardest-working people our industry has to offer.”

Taste of Louisville is back for its 51st year this October. Feed Louisville

Christian Saylor, KRA Louisville Chapter President, added: “The Kentucky Restaurant Association is thrilled to present the 51st Taste of Louisville — the original ‘taste’ event that has become a beloved tradition in our city. This celebration brings together the best of the best, offering guests the unique opportunity to sample signature cuisine from Louisville’s top restaurants. It’s a true showcase of our vibrant culinary scene, and we can’t wait to welcome everyone for an unforgettable evening of flavor and community.”

This year’s event will benefit Feed Louisville, a nonprofit that rescues surplus food and changes it into chef-prepared meals for the city’s unhoused and food-insecure neighbors.

Tickets:

  • General Admission (on sale September 1): $85
  • General Admission 4-Pack: $300 ($75 each)
  • Reserved Table for 8: $800 ($100 each)

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Caleb is currently the Managing Editor for LEO Weekly from Southern Indiana, AKA the Suburbs of Louisville, and has worked for other news outlets, including The Courier Journal and Spectrum News 1 KY....