Share with your friends!

As we look back on the whirlwind that was 2022, we’re reflecting on the stories that resonated most with our readers, sparked inspiration, and answered burning questions. From where to find the best brunch to underground adventures, here are Louisville’s top 10 most popular articles of 2022. Take a look!

Louisville’s 10 Most Popular Articles of 2022

Best Brunch in Louisville: 13 Must-Try Spots

Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or looking to stave off the effects of last night’s party, brunch is a beloved Southern tradition. Our updated article boasts some of the best brunch options Louisville has to offer! Find these delicious Louisville brunch spots HERE.

chicken and waffles

James Beard Award-winning chef and New Orleans native John Currence expanded his love for the most important meal of the day with the opening of Big Bad Breakfast in Louisville.

5 New Louisville Restaurants to Try

Our monthly installment of new Louisville restaurants is always a favorite, showcasing everything from empanadas and burgers to donuts and vegan Philly cheesesteaks. With so many wonderful additions to Louisville’s culinary scene in 2022, we’re excited to see what’s on the horizon for next year. To satisfy your cravings until then, take a look at some of the restaurants that have opened in 2022 HERE.

Empanadas with two sauces.

Empanadas Alchemy serves a variety of empanadas that are fresh and ready to eat or frozen to bake and fry at home. Image: Facebook

The Kentucky Wildlands: Hidden Gem of the South

The Kentucky Wildlands is an undiscovered hidden gem of the South. From crystal clear lakes and wild elk to vibrant fall foliage and star-studded skies, we shared six reasons to put The Kentucky Wildlands on your list. Check out those reasons HERE.

A waterfall in the Kentucky Wildlands

From pristine watering holes to mind-blowing natural phenomena, The Kentucky Wildlands has something for every flavor of wanderlust. Image: John L Rucker | The Kentucky Wildlands

Waterfront Dining: Hidden Gems Across the South

We rounded up a few waterfront restaurants that are off the beaten path. These scenic spots serve fresh seafood, crafty libations, vibrant sunsets, and views for days. Gather road trip ideas or find a new neck of the woods to explore HERE.

The Kingstide waterfront restaurant Daniel Island SC

Visit The Kingstide at 32 River Landing Dr, Daniel Island, SC 29492 | Image: The Kingstide on Facebook

14 Great Louisville Area Restaurants Off the Beaten Path

Louisville is a foodie town, to be sure. There are quite a few hidden gems — restaurants off the beaten path but well worth the trek. Some hide in plain sight, others are tucked back into neighborhoods, and several are a short drive from town. We shared our roundup of 14 fabulous eateries you need to put on your radar HERE.

A plate of chicken, rice, and vegetables.

Yummy Pollo’s signature pollo is Peruvian-style chicken made on a rotisserie. Image: Facebook

10 Underground Adventures You’ll Only Find in the South

When the summer months reach sweltering temperatures, what better time to escape the heat and retreat to cooler depths? Take a look at this bucket list of iconic underground destinations in the South HERE, and be sure to bookmark the page for summer 2023.

Bluegrass Underground concert

Bluegrass Underground at Cumberland Caverns. Photo: Bluegrass Underground

Meet Rachel Platt, Today’s FACE of Louisville

After retiring from TV journalism, Rachel Platt accepted a role as Director of Community Engagement at the Frazier History Museum. We spoke to her about her time at “Good Morning Kentuckiana” and making the jump to a totally new career! Read our conversation with Rachel HERE.

Rachel Platt headshot

Rachel Platt is a well-known journalist who was a part of Louisville’s media scene on WHAS-TV for nearly 30 years! Image: submitted

From Kentucky’s First Female Master Distiller to … the Circus? Meet Marianne Eaves!

From the bourbon industry to a mobile “spirits lab” that travels alongside the circus, Marianne Eaves has a fascinating story that goes well beyond her title as Kentucky’s first female master distiller. Read it HERE.

Marianne sitting at a table, holding a glass of bourbon.

Meet Kentucky’s first female master distiller, Marianne Eaves! Image: Sweetens Cove

7 Iconic BBQ Spots in the Southeast

This year, we rounded up a list of some of the best pits across the South in major cities, plus a wildcard from the small town of Brownsville, TN. Each restaurant tells the story of its regional history through wood choice and the sauce used to complement the meat. To craft your next barbecue road trip “eat-inerary,” find our list HERE.

Fox Brothers combo platter

A combo platter of Texas goodness courtesy of the Fox Brothers. Image: Facebook

Meet the Artist Behind Louisville’s Favorite Murals

You’ve likely seen muralist Liz Richter’s layers of color, repetition, and symbolism on display in and around Louisville. Get inspired by her bright hues and patterns throughout the Bluegrass State — from stickers and postcards to high-fashion pieces and public walls. Read the article HERE.

muralist liz richter

Liz gives the community a major dose of color and creativity through her murals. Image: Leslie Rodriguez

We are so grateful for our Louisville readers. Wishing you a happy and healthy new year!

**********

For your daily dose of StyleBlueprint delivered straight to your inbox, click HERE!

Share with your friends!
Anne Henley Walker
About the Author
Anne Henley Walker

Anne Henley is Blueprint.Inc's Content Marketing Assistant. She is a University of Georgia graduate, (Go Dawgs!) and is always on the hunt for her new favorite restaurant.