Quick Recommendation

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Last night, after spending the day touring the sights of Louisville, Angela and I spent some time looking for a good place to have dinner. We stumbled onto Melillo’s, a small, family-owned Italian place just East of downtown. What a great little place. The atmosphere is perfect to spend some time hanging out, drinking a few glasses of wine, heck you can even play a little bocce while you wait on your entrée.

Melillo's

If you’re ever in Louisville and need a pleasant place to spend your evening eating some good food, check it out. Oh, and get the rice balls for an appetizer, you won’t regret it. 🙂

More pictures from our trip coming soon.

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