Emerging from the alcoholic waves of post-Prohibition activity, Jack Fry's tavern opened up way back in 1933. Mr. Fry closed the original incarnation of the restaurant in 1972 and it changed hands for a few years until it re-opened with the same moniker in 1987. The new owner (a former waitress at old Jack's) still pays homage to the man with his old horse racing pictures and other sports memorabilia hanging on the walls. The menu features a slate of elegant classics such as veal tenderloin and foie gras; it's open for lunch and dinner.
Website: jackfrys.com
Phone: (502) 452-9244
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Bardstown Rd and Highland Ave
Open now
- Tue 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
1007 Bardstown Rd Louisville, KY 40204 ·341.33 mi
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Amenities
- Wifi
- Business center
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpRestaurant was fully booked for the night but I was told bar seating was first-come-first-served and there were spots available so I arrived. Two spaces left. Seats were spaced unusually close...
MoreCelebrated an anniversary here and they definitly made us feel special. The service here was great and felt like they were very attentive. We got the shrimp and grits to start which the grits were...
MoreJack Fry's is one of the old, classic restaurants in Louisville. We went for our anniversary and I'd classify the restaurant as good, but that's about it. First off, parking that night was a...
MorePros: Cozy atmosphere Wonderful food options - really enjoyed my lobster roll Cons: Parking can be a bit tricky Service was flat They didn't have a to-go cup with a lid Pro tip: Make a...
MoreOur dining group of 10 enjoyed a midweek dinner at Jack Fry's and sampled a variety of apps, cocktails, salads, entrees, and desserts. I stuck with one of my favorite menu items of lamb chops...
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