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Another downfall is that I thought I was going to get about 1200 gallons before replacing anything, come to find out that does not include the DI resin. I only made 75 gallons and mine expired, I was disappointed that I had to stop making water and order DI resin to finish the job. Another flaw is there need to be open & close in-line valves on all 3 lines. People like me have to unhook & store until next use. I tried getting the water out of the lines and was displeased that there was no easy way to roll up the lines and shut the line off to keep left over water from dripping out...I had water all over the place trying to situate the lines and it still leaked all over the floor where I was storing it. I would say if these issues were resolved I would give it a 5. Best RO/DI unit for the value By Vince on 1/14/2014 Vince would recommend this product to a friend I was shocked when I saw this unit go on sale for black Friday for $129.99 I jumped on it and never looked back. I want to give a super detailed review on this to give anyone who may be considering it perfect proof this is the unit to get. First off when it arrived it was packaged in a heavy box with tons of packing peanuts and the whole unit was super well wrapped in heavy bubble wrap. opening it was the coolest thing. Everything was installed on it already. Nothing was overlooked including the fittings to fit onto a standard sink faucet. Component wise it has each stage marked with the correct filter / media to put in each spot making it super easy not to mess it up for beginners. It comes with a lot of tubing, you could easily run the unit 15 feet from where you have it connected. The push connect fittings are very well made and looks great no leaks. Now for the cool parts for me were the dual inline TDS meter, the RO membrane backflush kit and the air filled pressure gauge. These are more important that most people would think. The membrane flush kit makes it SUPER easy on the fly to backflush the RO membrane which is important to keeping it clean and running it's full 75GPD. Next is the gauge, this is important in monitoring the pressure to make sure your making as little waste water as possible and keeping this filter running at optimal pressure.. (NOTE running this on the second story of your house will result in lower pressure reading. ) Now the dual TDS meter is amazing. I mean what is the sense of an RO/DI if it's not giving you 0 TDS water. It tests the water coming out of the RO membrane and also the water coming out of the DI resin, Makes it easy to know what needs to be replaced when the time comes. Last but not least the DI resin, it's color changing super easy to know when to change. With ~12TDS coming out at my RO the DI resin takes it down to 0 TDS and I have made ~ 70Gallons of water and the DI is maybe 1/3 depleted . If you need a unit to perform better I would suggest adding an extra sediment filter of smaller diameter to the mix to read a lower TDS out of the RO so less depletion of the resin, The resin is also super affordable. I love this product! Great product By Keith on 1/14/2014 Keith would recommend this product to a friend Pretty much a plug in and play system. Works perfect and gives me the quality water I need for my Reef. AWESOME By MudFish on 1/10/2014 MudFish would recommend this product to a friend This thing is awesome. Plug and play.... Love it. great By hausen on 1/9/2014 hausen would recommend this product to a friend Great product. And brs again amazing shipping and speed of me getting my order Best Value RODI By Adam on 1/8/2014 Adam would recommend this product to a friend I have had this unit for a year now and it was a great buy. I would HIGHLY recommend it to anyone who is in the market for a RODI unit. So Awesome By christopher on 1/1/2014 christopher would recommend this product to a friend Man I cant say enough about my 75gpd value plus system what work of art! and simple to hook up even I can do it! its not super fast but wasn't looking for speed anyways. I cant really figure out the TDS meter is says 004 going in and 000 coming out ! I would think my tap water would be a lot higher so don't really know if its working correctly. but that's a miner issue. very well made and durable not cheap junk like others and filter replacement is low cost. I do recommend getting the Mur-Lock fittings and a ball shut off every were you are sending water. makes everything easier. No leaks=Grand Slam Product one very Happy customer here. don't shop anywhere else but bulk reef supply!! Perfect system! By Corey on 12/28/2013 Corey would recommend this product to a friend I've purchased 2 of these systems in the past year, one for my parents reef tank and one for mine. Setup is very easy, pretty much plug-and-play. I've used the self piercing valve and also have one connected to a laundry room faucet, both ways work flawlessly. Awesome By Dale on 12/27/2013 Dale would recommend this product to a friend Great product. Extremely well constructed. Ready to go out of the box. May require adapter purchase if you have a female type sink. Otherwise extremely satisfied. Highly recommend!! Customer Service By christopher on 12/26/2013 christopher would recommend this product to a friend Just ordered today so cant review the product but can review the service! First thing the live chat is awesome explained that I was paying with two different card and I was directed to make a phone order and the phone was giving a weird busy signal and I asked on live chat if I could leave my number to call back and he said yes and I got a call back with in minutes! I told the guy how my setup was and he hooked me up! very friendly A plus cant wait to get my order and start making 0TDS water! new unit By Denton on 12/25/2013 Denton would recommend this product to a friend Just bought unit and getting set up with a mixing station Love it !!! By sedonaiceman on 12/22/2013 sedonaiceman would recommend this product to a friend Easy to set-up and use ! Need to suggest the proper male adaptor for kitchen sinks ! Love this product !!! looks great By carp on 12/20/2013 carp would recommend this product to a friend got this with black Fridays deals. great price, cant wait to get up and running Great product at a great price By David on 12/18/2013 David would recommend this product to a friend The easy setup and use of this unit is great. Very sturdy quality. You feel like you got more then your monies worth. I would recommend this unit to anyone wanting a RO/DI system and have. Fast shipping and nice packing round out this transaction. never had an ro system but this is great By Gavin on 12/13/2013 Gavin would recommend this product to a friend i got this for my first tank about 6 months ago. For christmas my mom and step dad got my this. It was on sale for 130. This ro sytem is very heavy duty and flows pretty fast. Stop reading and buy it now............................easy to set up This unit is awesome! By Nick club on 12/12/2013 Nick club would recommend this product to a friend Replaced my old 25 gpd unit with this 75 gpd one from BRS. Super easy to use. Great build quality! With all the extras this thing is a must have! Just what i wanted! By sam on 12/11/2013 sam would recommend this product to a friend Ive ordered from Bulk Reef before and the shipping is fast ! Got it out of shipping box and five minutes later making ro/di water! What i like about it its all ready to go you dont have to put filters in or di media. Quality product at a very good price! Thanks Excellent RODI unit By John on 12/10/2013 John would recommend this product to a friend I am very pleased with this unit and for the price. Has all the options I needed as well as the attachements and aso. Unit shipped well and was easy to install. I had 30 gallons of rodi water in about 8 hours. Thank you BRS for the great customer service! John Value Plus - no question it is! By MMM on 12/9/2013 MMM would recommend this product to a friend A) this was my first BRS order - shipped fast, packed well B) When they say value plus what they really mean is you are getting one heck of a value. How many RO/DI units priced at this level come equipped as well as this thing? Very few, in fact I didnt find one and have been looking for a while. C) 75 GPD my butt! I am sure its because I have great water pressure (just over 80 psi) but I can make about 20 gallons in about 2.5-3 hours. My old 75gpd took much longer - nearly double D) Sturdy mounting kit, length of line more than enough, TDS Meter, valves, shut off and flush kit all work great E) Wish I had bought this a long time ago - I got it on the black friday doorbuster sale but even at the regular price it is still an awesome deal. got the best deal By big sweaty d on 12/5/2013 big sweaty d would recommend this product to a friend well i just opened the ro di system i got on sale for 140. I hooked it up to my faucet then hooked it up to my float valve and tried to see if the waste line would stop flowing but it didnt i dont know if it is defaulty. The system is a good 12-15 pound and very heavy duty. I didnt change the hoses but if the auto shut off valve is broke i hope brs sends me one and i dont have send the whole system back Great Product and features... Couldn't be happier! By Rogeman on 12/4/2013 Rogeman would recommend this product to a friend Everything was packaged well, put together properly and is now producing 0 TDS RO/DI water, my fish thank you and my back thanks you as well, no more 5 gallon jugs!!! Don't forget to order your valves, Tees, elbows, floats, and extra line for your custom set-up. I was reading some earlier reviews, and there is some confusion out there; The duel in-line TDS meter is reading after the RO membrane(In) and then after the DI stage (Out). It does not measure tap water TDS. The best!!!!! By Travis on 12/4/2013 Travis would recommend this product to a friend This is the by far best quality ro system i have ever owned. Had this thing running in minutes after opening box. No leaks no problems at 90 psi it makes about 6 gal an hour very nice. Excellent product very easy install By robert on 12/1/2013 robert would recommend this product to a friend I just got the BRS 75 gallon ro/di plus system and could not be happier. Comes fully assembled very easy install. Makes perfect 0 TDS water. My water pressure is just above 40 psi and i didn't need to get a booster pump to get good flow. I've had great results with BRS. so far so goooood By warrior reefer on 11/26/2013 warrior reefer would recommend this product to a friend look really reliable, super easy to install and really good water quality , my corals star looking happier, but no matter is to early for a review , is easy to see the quality . highly recommended... Write Your Own Review You're reviewing: BRS 4 Stage Value PLUS RO/DI System - 75GPD *How do you rate this product? *Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes No *Nickname *Summary of Your Review *Review Submit Review


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As illustrated by the many photos of Colombo's own apartment in which he himself appears, Colombo was not only one of the most important designers of his time, but also a gifted communicator and self-promoter. Always elegantly dressed and never without a pipe in his mouth, Colombo cultivated a fitting image to accompany his designs: that of a designer dandy who was fascinated by the possibilities of new technologies and improving everyday life. He was both one of the great design visionaries of the 20th century and a pragmatist for whom the future began with the little everyday things of life.
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Robert Nelson on Environmentalism as Religion
Recorded: Monday, May 21, 2012
Senior Fellow Robert Nelson, author of The New Holy Wars talks about the the religious implications between church, state, and environmentalism with Anthony Gill on Research on Religion.
Experts: Robert H. NelsonType: RadioIssues: Culture/ Society, Environment, Religion
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Weekend Playlist, 12/18/2009
Ryan Kuo: I think Christmas shopping will probably obliterate my weekend, but I'm going to work on Angry Birds and Auditorium on the iPod in the subway. When I'm home, hopefully more Left 4 Dead 2. I've only played three of the five campaigns so far. God Hand only arrived in the mail yesterday, so I definitely want to give that a spin too. The last thing I want to play is Nifflas' new game Saira. I adored Knytt Stories and am pretty damn excited for a spiritual sequel starring an intergalactic photographer (!!!).
Jason McMaster: Working on finishing up Assassin's Creed II and The Saboteur, the latter for a review. I'm also replaying League of Legends and Dragon Age: Origins.
Chris Buecheler: I managed to finish Half-Life 2 (for like the sixth time in my life) between last week's Playlist and this one. Taking a bit of a break before going through the Episodes again. I've kind of lost interest in Left 4 Dead after the cheap loss I described last week. Haven't touched it since and probably won't again ... good thing it only cost me $7.50! Valve puts out a lot of great stuff, but for me it's really all about their story-based games.
I'm on kind of a new-game hiatus because from Thanksgiving to Christmas because I'm forbidden from buying anything for myself lest I accidentally invalidate an intended gift. This weekend, in addition to packing for spending the holidays in Fontainebleau, I think I'm going to get back to NBA 2K10 and give it some more love.
Gus Mastrapa: Left 4 Dead IS a story-based game!
I'm playing the new Ace Attorney game -- the one with Miles Edgeworth. As usual the writing is dynamite. I brought my new PSP-3000 with me and attempted to play PixelJunk Shooter via Remote Play -- which didn't work at all. So I'm probably going to start playing Final Fantasy Tactics instead.
Harold Goldberg: Seriously? Fontainebleau? You lucky dog, CB.
I'm still using NHL 10 to clear my head (Why oh why can't my Rangers beat the Capitols?).
I've got an early retail copy of Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers. I want to see if an on-rails game (which is what it looked like from the demo I got a few weeks ago) by Square Enix does something new with the genre.
Chris Buecheler: When by far the most compelling thing about a game's story is the graffiti on the walls of the various safehouses, you're not playing a story-based game.
For the record, I think L4D is pretty brilliant. It's just not made for me.
Russ Fischer: The question of L4D2 being story-based or not fits right in with what
I'm playing this weekend and why -- catching up with some of the last
big releases, like Assassin's Creed II, as the raw material for a
feature on the state of storytelling and narrative in high-profile
I'd say that L4D2 is very much story-based, and is interesting in that
it takes the exact same elements that made Portal's narrative work so
well (incidental dialogue and visual cues, including graffiti) and
applies it in a more ambitious manner.
Chris Buecheler: I haven't played L4D2 and I know from Gus' review that it does expand upon the storytelling, but I still feel like there's a distinct difference between the L4D games and something like BioShock.
I suppose it's possible that if I played through the same L4D mission 200 times I might hear enough random dialogue to piece together a complete storyline for all four characters, but ... I'm not going to do that. Whereas in BioShock, if I play through each level of the game just once, I get pretty much the whole story. Thus, the story in L4D feels much more like something nice to give to repeat players, but not as fundamental a part of the game.
Again, this isn't to denigrate the way L4D does things. It's a different game with different objectives. I'm just trying to show what I mean between "story-based game" and "game with a story."
Russ Fischer: Chris, you've said that L4D2 isn't for you, and I get that -- totally fine.
That kept in mind, playing if through 200 times to piece together the
story is exactly the idea. The narrative is basic, but it is there,
and it drives the action. It has to be low-key so that it doesn't put
too much overhead on the gameplay, which is intended to be brief and
played repeatedly.
Rather than asking "is L4D2 a story-based game," better questions
should investigate what constitutes narrative in games. Story-based
games are evolving to get their tales across in ways that aren't bound
to prior narrative conventions. (Cinematic, serial prose, etc.) L4D2
is very much emblematic of this.
Ryan Kuo: Left 4 Dead is kind of like a comic strip. Same characters each time, different situations and lines and punch lines. I used to think it was kind of gimmicky, but after a few months the game really does start to feel like an ongoing story that you fill in with your actions. I haven't seen anything like that before.
Yeah, there's a static "story" like a plot you could map out in a book, but this is more like an anecdote that you overhear. I think the writings on the walls are a red herring. The real story operates in a much more experiential first-person way, where there is literally no difference between the story about the characters and the story about the people playing the game.
Gus Mastrapa: I guess my question is, how much story does a game need to be effective/interesting/good? I'm sure it's a matter of taste, but I find story by audio recording (or in the case of BioShock -- the lying fake accent-having guy in your ear) kind of cheap and much prefer dramatic stuff to happen in the game world. Half-Life 2 manages this well.
For me, I don't need to know how the virus in Left 4 Dead happened, or have the political philosophy of the guy who started it explained in a five-minute speech. I enjoy seeing well drawn characters go through interesting circumstances and observe how they respond, react, thrive or fail. The thing that's so rad about Valve is that it's exploring a half-dozen different ways to tell that story.
Chris Buecheler: Much as I loved BioShock, I thought it was something of a step backward in terms of telling its story. Almost all interaction with human beings was done through tape recorders, earpieces, or even through glass of some sort. HL2 certainly isn't flawless, but it's probably the best no-cut-scene story game I know of.
I wonder if I would like L4D better if I were playing it with human beings, and if I might thus be more prone to repeating the episodes, and in turn learning more of the story. I haven't tried out multiplayer because a) I'm afraid to jump into a random pickup game full of dudes I don't know who will all assuredly be better than me; and b) I'm playing on the PC, which means no voice comm for me, which seems like it'd make the game five times as difficult to enjoy.
Anyway, you guys are piquing my interest in at least playing through the rest of the missions. I only finished three of them, I think.
Ryan Kuo: Listening to the Survivors talk to each other in real-life silence is depressing is hell IMO. That's the old-school tape-recorder way of hearing game voices. Talking over them, talking about them, repeating their lines, basically turning them into your performers as well as your avatars, that's way more fun.
Chris Buecheler: See, the whole time I've been playing I've been wanting way more conversation between the Survivors than there is. The few things they say other than "Thanks" or "Smoker!" are real treats. I wish there was way more chatter. Stuff like Zoey standing in the elevator going "I can't get over how fast those things are! It's like ... not fair, right?" ... give me 30 moments like that per level instead of one.
I do, however, talk back at whatever game I'm playing near-constantly.
Scott Jones:I'll be playing a little BioShock 2 and Dante's Inferno this weekend, in preparation for the 2010valanche of games due out in the coming weeks.
I'm desperately trying to wind down '09, and take a few days off, but it is very, very difficult to take days off when you enjoy your job so much. So careful what you wish for, kids.
I'm also still rolling up my sleeves and digging into more Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks. Each time I consider quitting the game, I just re-read Mastrapa's terrific review. For some reason this line never fails to make me double over with laughter: "Later I pick up a load of fish, hoping to sell it at a profit in another town."
As Evan Narcisse would say, "That's Hil. Are. Eee. Us."
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- Phone: 5026181745
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- Cuisine: Fusion / Eclectic, French American
- Executive Chef: Michael J. Crouch
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97 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.3
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (76)special occasion (66)neighborhood gem (48)great for outdoor dining (47)romantic (44)notable wine list (43)good for groups (21)hot spot (16)vibrant bar scene (10)late-night find (5)scenic view (2)Show More
- Reliably tastyFoodwhispererDined on 9/27/2014Attentive service; good food; great cocktails. The pork belly tacos are my favorite.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/24/2014My family of eight enjoyed the variety of chices on the menu. The different sizes of the portions ( a trois niveaux) were very well received. I look forward to return visits. The presentation and the quality of the food were excellent. Mes compliments au chef!Special Features:
- Go To PlaceBuckbrush68Dined on 9/22/2014This is a great place to bring a group as the menu encourages sharing food samples, and everything I've tasted so far has been great. I encourage trying all of the sides, lobster hush puppies, and the deserts all have been outstanding; service is outstanding.Special Features:
- Love this place!RKS612VIPDined on 9/20/2014Innovative food, delicious, great portion size options, something for everyone!Special Features:
- What a wonderful place!bokbok4lifeDined on 9/20/2014The service was excellent. The food? Omg!! The special was the mussels which were huge and cooked to perfection. Lobster hush puppies. I'll let you drool over that one. Scallops were like butter and cooked to perfection. Octopus was delicious. Drinks were perfect and we felt very cozy in our corner table. This is definitely a place we are headed back to.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Romantic date nightNatiTigerDined on 9/19/2014Took my girlfriend here for a rare date night without kids and was very pleasantly surprised.The ambience was very comfortable and trendy. Would love to have sat outside because it was a gorgeous evening and would recommend requesting reservation ahead of time to do so as it was a busy night. We had escargot, oysters, rabbit and kale salad, and salmon with black lentils. With the exception of the rabbit being a little dry everything else was extremely good. Very unique and complete wine list. Add an Oregon Pinot new war that was exceptional. Service was very good as well though our server seemed overwhelmed with too many tables.he kept apologizing for lack of better service which really wasn't required because he was still attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 90 minute waitSouthernGentVIPDined on 9/19/2014I cannot comment on the food because we left after waiting for 90 minutes. The cheese plate and escargot we ordered arrived fairly quickly but we were disappointed by the delays and excuses. There were patrons who arrived before us who had not been served anything but a salad and a cheese plate.
- Very Good Foodnew2louDined on 9/13/2014Just moved from Lexington and Bistro 1860 was our first local restaurant to try and we were not disappointed. As with all other reviews we have read we tried the Lobster Hushpuppy to start and everything we read was true, it was awesome. I also ordered a Brujo cocktail that was very good. The only slightest complaint I have is we sat in a back room and next time we will try to sit up front or outside those areas were a lot livelier. Cant wait to go back.Special Features:
- Good Find!bikerchickDined on 9/5/2014Bistro 1860 delivered! Extensive food and wine menu. Nightly specials may be a little overkill given the regular menu. Everything was very good. Server was efficient as well as bartender. Loved the concept of having three (à trois niveaux) portion sizes. Bite size, appetizer or entrée size. It really gives you an opportunity to try a lot of menu items and not break the bank. Loved it enough to go back again.Special Features:
- Food good, service less soKdanielkDined on 9/5/2014Food fantastic. The options for portions are fun. The service did not live up to reputation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mrs.Jonh WillaimsonBanderDined on 9/4/2014Loved this place. Our waiter, Marty. made the evening for us. He was wonderful and I love to laugh, be with friends, and eat great food. I would recommend Marty to anyone who enjoys a great waiter with a great personality.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentFoodie2VIPDined on 8/29/2014Enjoyed our meal very much. A special capese salad, escargot,salmon crquettes, parpadelle. Waiter friendly did not hover. Decor of dinig very pretty. Outdoor patio with live jazz.Special Features:
- Tommy31Dined on 8/25/2014Everything was delicious: crab cake, lobster hush puppy, scallops, ahi tuna, ribeye, busses sprouts and red potatoes were all awesome. Seems like you can't make a wrong decision here. Their outdoor dining is great, but the weather was bad and I was just as impressed with the inside. I would definitely recommend to a friend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food poor servicepaul15Dined on 8/25/2014I looked forward to dining at Bistro 1860 because I had heard positive comments about the food. My wife and I tried six different courses and we enjoyed what we ordered. There was a problem when I specifically asked for the duck dish to be served medium well and it was served rare. (management did remove the cost of the dish from the check) We had to ask three different waiters to bring side plates because our waiter was no where to be found. Bottom line, the food was very good, the service was poor.Special Features:
- Exceptional food, great serviceArchieDined on 8/22/2014My wife and daughter recently dined here and raved about it. Since my wife and I were going to be in Louisville for a meeting, I decided to give it a try. I was not disappointed. The quality of both food and service were great. Our server (Erica) was both personable and knowledgable. I now put this with Jack Fry's as my favorites for fine dining in Louisville.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GdmealDined on 8/22/2014We had a very pleasant experience. Lamb chops was the best entree at our table. Cozy decor. We definitely will be back.Special Features:
- Blew me away!DatenightrulesDined on 8/21/2014I loved the different portion options as well as the actual food choices. There were many fresh and interesting combinations of flavors, and Chef Mike was so available to answer questions and make sure that we were happy that I teased him, wondering who was cooking the amazing food?! I was particularly happy we saved room for dessert, as this was the best part of the meal. Hubby had the ice cream flight and I had some chocolate almond thing that can only be described as pure awesomeness in a little cup. The staff was fantastic. Highly recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bistro 1860LisaDined on 8/21/2014First and foremost, the service was outstanding. Awesome wine list! Loved the three portion sizes and prices. This way you can sample several of their tasty dishes. Lobster hush puppies are a must! The night we were there, they had mussels on the menu and they were described favorably by my friend. I had the scallops and they were delightful! A little on the pricey side but all in all a great experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!!!chiefPADined on 8/21/2014I chose this restaurant for the outdoor seating for a dinner with a group of friends. Turned out to be such a hot,muggy night that we sat inside. The ambience was so comfortable, the food was beautiful, tasty, and the service was wonderful. My friend had a sleeveless top on and must have been rubbing her arms so someone came and wrapped a fleece shawl around her shoulders. We were invited to look at the upstairs before we left. It is such a cozy, colorful space, perfect for a small party or group of friends to have an intimate space. The only thing I regret is that we missed sitting outside under the trees with cool lighting to set a beautiful mood. I will definitely be back and have already recommended it several times.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A bistro at its bestdinnerdateDined on 8/20/2014We were a party of five on a Wednesday evening celebrating some of our many good fortunes. I decided that We should try the Bistro 1860 which had been recommended by several friends. We were not disappointed! One of the finest restaurants I have visited in my 81 years and we are a family of global living. To be with two of my four daughters and their spouses is always a special event and to complete the evening with such fine dining was a memory maker. We will indeed be back!Special Features:
- Very Good, But...GretaVIPDined on 8/16/2014Everything at 1860 was very good, but for the prices it should have been over the top. Thirty-six dollars for three scallops should have come with a few something elses! There were too many specials, they ran out of the specials we did want by 7:30 pm and it was so loud in the dining room you could not hear table conversation. The bar man whipped up a great speciality drink that sang of summer and the place was packed. Fun, loud, great wine list and every knew everyone else. It was Louisville after all!Special Features:
- Amazing foodFancyfeastDined on 8/15/2014Amazing food, the waiter was very helpful, and the owner was seating people so our needs we're very attended to. We tried the App portion of most of the meals and that seemed to be the best way to go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday dinnerben9035Dined on 8/13/2014I took my girlfriend for her Birthday. The staff was exceptionally courteous. We were given a thorough overview of the menu along with specials and personal recommendations. The Marlin sashimi appetizer was insanely good, as was the Lobster hush puppy and Oyster on the halfshell. The crab cake was a little doughy for me, but good none the less, though out of the four appetizers we sampled, it was our least favorite. We then got the house version of a Caprese salad, which we split. The huge plus this dish offered was the 20 year balsamic along with very juicy and ripe heirlooms. I had the Rack of Lamb, and she the Diver Scallops with roasted potatoes. We also got chocolate almond and sea salt desert, and some peach ice cream. Fantastic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DW1943Dined on 8/11/2014Has been a good restaurant for fairly long time. Under new name in recent years the quality of the food has moved up to very good! Plan to keep coming from time to time.Special Features:
- Outstanding!Mommabird224Dined on 8/9/2014Amazing food, great atmosphere and the best Bloody Mary I've ever hadSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best food in Louisville.amealandasongDined on 8/9/2014Having relocated back to Louisville, from NYC, we were missing having that "go-to restaurant" when really pining for some top-notch cooking. We've now found it. The tiered pricing options give one a chance to experience everything the chef has to offer, and believe me, you WANT to experience EVERYTHING. Romantic atmosphere, excellent staff, and a good spirit list are all accompaniments for this marvelous meal.Special Features:
- Wonderful ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/8/2014Blew The Top Off!! This spot is SUPER LEGIT!! They do a great job of giving you the opportunity to try every menu item in specific sizes. This place is a must so please treat yourself don't cheat yourself!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Impromptu dinner for twoMissBDined on 7/31/2014An impromptu get together with a friend and we really enjoyed the whole experience. A well informed and enthusiastic server , Lauren, was clear about her favorite food items as well as about our ( 1/2 price before 7.00 p,) wine selection. We both like the small bite portions ... The opportunity to try a wider range without feeling stuffed. I had a grapefruit and avocado salad with delicious dressing and not too overloaded. Then I got persuaded to try one of the seemingly endless " specials" an upscale corn dog or as our server put it " sophisticated fairground food" it was delicious' a light batter with a pheasant sausage inside. We finished our meal sharing a heavenly chocolate/citrus pot du creme, topped with sea salt.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food!Highlands78Dined on 7/30/2014First visit to this restaurant. Liked how the options are set up so that you can choose how large of a portion you want. Works out well to be able to try more dishes ... There were many more that we want to try next time we are there. Good was delicious! We sat inside but the outdoor patio area looks very nice, too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Impeccable Find!LouisvilleFoodie1Dined on 7/29/2014This Resteraunt rocked my culinary taste buds and left me wanting to lick my plates clean!!! The Lobster Hush Puppy and the chocolate and blood orange pots de creme were absolutely breath taking!! Definitely will be returning very soon!!!!Special Features:
- Nice dinner spot!BrodyDined on 7/28/2014Service started a little slow, but turned out to be great. Very friendly staff. I enjoyed the choice of 3 differenct sizes for most items. Great tenderloin filet that cut with a fork. Salmon was good too. Group next to us was pretty loud, but having a good time. I'd suggest seating groups of more than 4 away from the 2 partySpecial Features:
- Well worth a tryKingcatrocksDined on 7/28/2014Had a great meal and the menu had three prices far every item, taste, appetizer, and entree. Everything we tasted was outstanding. With 1/2 price wines on Monday and great weather it was nice to sit outside. The only shortcoming was the traffic noise, but that is to be expected in an urban setting.Special Features:
- tigerDined on 7/26/2014It was a great evening. Danny was great. Food was outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Quaint and Coollky4greatfoodDined on 7/21/2014This is a great fine dining experience. Wonderful new variations on traditional American cuisine. it well deserves the high ratings it's gotten in the media. Historic home setting blends in with a great restaurant experience. Eat the great bar for a more informal experience. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great PlacetaziaDined on 7/18/2014greeters were very friendlie our waiter Charlie was great the food was wonderful and the chef came around to see how we like the food. Will go back.Special Features:
- Great PlaceMikeDined on 7/18/2014This was our first time eating here since our previous favorite restaurant in Louisville, L&N Wine Bistro closed. I went in trying to not compare the two and I walked away pleasently suprised. I had the Lobster Hush Puppy to start and let me say next time I wll definetly get more than one of these best thing I had all night. For my entre I got the Crab Cake, Pork Belly Taco and Roasted Red Potatoes. The Crab Cake was perfectly cooked with plenty of crab, the Pork Belly Taco really wasnt for me. I am not a huge fan of salty food and this was just a little to salty for me, again this is just my taste preference. The Roasted Red Potatoes were out of this world when paired with the bone marrow butter. Cant wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/14/2014Food was excellent & the service was very good. The waiter was very knowledgeable of all the sizes & foods. His recommendations were excellent.Special Features:
- One if the best in LouisvilleLvillefoodloverDined on 7/10/2014We've eaten here twice so far and each time it has been outstanding. The food is creative, interesting, and impeccably prepared. I love the three size options. I've gotten two small, a medium, and a side each time. The toro sashimi is outstanding -- I'm a sashimi snob and I haven't had better sashimi anywhere in Louisville. My husband had the pork chop special and he can't stop talking about it -- the best thing he's ever eaten. It's also worth noting that the owner and hosts are Great! Very accommodating and helpful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ScheibelDined on 7/9/2014Pricey, pretentious and overly ambitious. The menu would make Proust tingle but didn't translate from page to plate.Special Features:
- Good but slowwandwDined on 7/5/2014Service was okay. The food was very good. However, it took a very long time for the appetizers and dinners to arrive. It seemed like a lot of the time, the waiters were standing around waiting on the kitchen which was surprising since a chef was out walking around in the dining room on three occasions while we were there