Neighborhood Services

We stopped in here our last night at the Omni Louisville. The vibe was nice although I felt it was a little bright. Probably because I wanted to enjoy some wine and a nice steak so dimmed lighting would have been more cozy. The hubby and I ordered the Triple Crown Dip trio, Wedge Salad, Delmonico Steak, side of Roasted Asparagus and a bottle of J. Lohr Pure Paso Proprietary Red. The Triple Crown was wonderful. I had never had Benedictine dip and thought it was AMAZING. I will definitely be making this at home over the summer to serve alongside a veggie platter.Our steak came out a little under cooked but was corrected immediately. It was flavorful and good. The wedge was great and the creamed spinach was actually a stand out. Most creamed spinach are swimming in a heavy cream sauce. This actually put the spinach as the star and the light cream sauce and crunchy topping a great accompaniment. We of course loved the wine. Being from the Central California Coast we are familiar with J. Lohr so we were happy to see some great California wines on their list.

Always a great option when downtown. I really like the kale salad. My group love their french fries. They come out piping hot every time!

Food is hit or miss. The appetizers were a pass: meatballs/cauliflower/hot brown tots & Cesar salad--they are also overpriced for what you get. The main dishes are good. We had a party of 12 so all agreed. Note: our server provided the check without detail--so we almost tipped 2x--good thing we requested the detailed copy as they added the standard 20% for larger parties which is fine, it just would have been appreciated if this was communicated...

Nothing to say but terrible! Just terrible! Food was worse than cafeteria food. Basically had the equivalent of egg noodles with ketchup ( supposed to be spaghetti with rich sauce), fish and chips were so greasy they had to be sent back. Waiter disappeared never to be seen again, had to ask hostess for check. Hands down not worth a penny better to eat a PB and J in your room. YUCK

We came here for brunch last Sunday to top off my friend's bachelorette weekend in Louisville. We chose this place because it was one of the few places we could make a reservation for on OpenTable the night before - we weren't sure till the last minute if we were gonna have time to go.This restaurant is inside the Omni hotel. It's a pretty restaurant and has a fair amount of seating. Modern, clean, slightly upscale. The hostess seemed a bit confused about our reservation but it wound up not really mattering because there was plenty of space anyway. Initially they only grabbed lunch menus (we arrived at 11) but we asked for brunch menus and they got those to us after a moment.Other than the initial hiccups at the very beginning, service was great. Super warm and friendly, happy to get refills/condiments, etc. Food came out fairly quickly, and they even split the check up for each of us, which was such a relief since we were a fairly large party of 7. The food was pretty expensive and mostly just okay, especially for the price. I kept my order very simple and fairly light because I was planning on eating lunch not too much later, so I got the steel-cut oats and a side of breakfast potatoes.Now, maybe it's on me for getting something as plain as oatmeal for breakfast at a restaurant, but I've had some pretty outstanding oatmeal at restaurants before and this one was just kinda lackluster. I was expecting more toppings/mix-ins but it was just a smallish bowl of oatmeal with three small tins on the side: one with brown sugar, one with golden raisins, and one with butter -- which, side note, who puts butter in their oatmeal? On top was exactly one blackberry and half of a strawberry. It looked pretty, and the oatmeal itself was a nice texture, but ultimately it was just very okay. The breakfast potatoes, on the other hand, were quite tasty! Would recommend.Almost everybody else in the party seemed content enough with their meals. I didn't get a full report from anybody on anything, but I do remember the bride enjoyed her French fries and the MOH did not like her macaroni and cheese. One of the girls who chose to drink said the Bloody Mary was excellent.Idk, I'd like to give this place a 3.5 especially considering how great the service was, but for me the food is the most important thing and I thought it was just okay for the price. Perhaps if I'd ordered something heartier I would've enjoyed myself more. As is, I'd consider returning to try something different, but would probably skip the oatmeal in the future.

Thank you Alicia and Lauren for such wonderful service! I had their English muffin sandwich and potatoes, the first batch was burnt to a crisp but that was quickly fixed. This is another restaurant connected to a hotel, with high ceilings and lots of window allowing lots of natural light.

First day in Louisville, staying at the Omni, and this place is in the hotel and was perfect for lunch. I got the special which was 1/2 a sandwich and soup or salad...I had the market sandwich and Caesar salad. Both were very good. I only saw my server once because they were super busy, but i gave the hostess a separate tip because she waited on me more than the waitress. She took my order and refilled my water, and she even got me a drink to go. So sweet and helpful and I neglected to get her name. She deserves kudos!

Not my favorite place at the Omni - the food isn't quite up to par for the price and I think there's potential for so much more.

What a great burger at Omni Hotel in Louisville. Tried the Bacon BBQ burger and this surprised with the crispy bacon bits, creamy pimento cheese spread, and high quality burger. This along with the home cut French fries that smacked you with a bite of garlic. Great lunch. #omnihotellouisvilleAlso ate here another day of trip and enjoyed the Cobb Salad and Salmon. Bit pricey for a salad and salmon but full of fresh ingredients and cooked and seasoned well.

Don't waste your money or time here The food was greasy and complete flavorless The service took forever At best was like caffetarier food