Cooler weather is on its way so it’s time to visit the best patios in Louisville. These bar and restaurant patios are the places we like to meet our friends and spend a leisurely weekend afternoon. While some are pet-friendly, make sure to ask before you let Fido tag along.
Holy Grale1034 Bardstown Rd.A pretty biergarten-style patio with fountains, a vertical garden, good food, and an impressive beer list.Garage Bar700 E. Market St.The perfect spot for hanging with the crew and grabbing a slice of pizza in Nulu.8UP Elevated Drinkery and Kitchen350 W. Chestnut St.This Rooftop Patio is great in all seasons. With fireplaces,”IgLous” in chilly weather, a killer city view, 8UP is for sure a favorite spring and summer spot. It’s a perfect stop before a show at the Mercury Ballroom or the Louisville Palace.Naive1001 E Washington St.Chic-airy veggie-focused cafe serving smoothies alongside hearty salads & fresh-pressed cocktails.Chik’n & Mi1765 Mellwood Ave.Cozy spot for Asian-style fried chicken, ramen & noodles in laid-back surroundings.Blue Dog Bakery & Cafe2868 Frankfort Ave.Enjoy fresh baked bread on the European-style patio while you people along Frankfort Avenue.Gravely Brewing Co.514 Baxter Ave.Sometimes pup-friendly. Always a good time with friends, and good beer is a plus.The MerryWeather1101 Lydia St.Come enjoy the patio on a warm spring day and be on the lookout for food trucks and pop-up kitchens.Nouvelle Bar and Bottle214 S. Clay St.Beautiful patio, perfect in the evening when the lights come on and it fills with live music.ShopBar950 Barrett Ave.It’s a gift shop and it’s a bar. It’s also a great spot to hang out with a small group of friends after work.The Post1045 Goss Ave. Pizza. Beer. Patio. All of life’s necessities.Guacamole900 E. Market St.Colorful patio. Influencers snapping selfies. Tasty Margaritas.Flanagan’s Ale House
934 Baxter Ave.
A dog-friendly patio. Beer and Irish bites. Photo via Flanagan’s Ale HouseDown One Bourbon Bar
321 W. Main St.
A patio in the heart of the city, hidden from view. A great stop before a Yum! Center show. Photo via Down One Bourbon BarGertie’s Whiskey Bar – NULU
821 E. Market St. STE. 101
Whiskey Bar. Good Patio. Great Sips. Photo via Gertie’s Whiskey BarCopper & Kings
1121 E. Washington St.
Good Drinks, multiple great outdoor spaces Photo via Copper & KingsCask Southern Kitchen and Bar
9980 Linn Station Rd.
The name should be a hint. Bourbon, rich Southern food, and a nice patio for relaxing. Photo via Cask Southern Kitchen and Bar736 E. Market St.
They technically have two patios. One in the front of the building, and a space with converted shipping containers. Look for the BIG chicken mural. Photo via Royals Hot ChickenVolare Italian Ristorante
2300 Frankfort Avenue
Good Italian eats. A nice wine and bourbon list, and a chill patio. Photo via VolareThe Village Anchor
11507 Park Rd.
East end dining with a nautical twist. Photo via The Village AnchorSelena’s At Willow Lake Tavern
10609 La Grange Rd.
Cajun and Creole bites. A patio with a waterfall. Selena’s is a lovely spot for any meal of the day. A favorite for brunch in particular. Photo via Selena’s At Willow Lake TavernBrasserie Provence
150 N. Hurstbourne Pkwy.
A lovely east-end patio that’s dog-friendly. Photo via Brasserie ProvenceNULU Marketplace
823 E. Market St.
Shopping and Dining in a cozy central courtyard. Photo via NULU MarketplaceThe Hub
2235 Frankfort Ave.
The Hub has food, dancing, drinking, and a great patio Photo via The HubGrind Burger Kitchen
829 E. Market St.
Great Burgers on an Italian-style patio Photo via Grind Burger Kitchen
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