We just can’t stop talking about pizza

By Robin Garr LouisvilleHotBytes.com If you’ve long harbored a wish to go viral on social media but didn’t know where to start, here’s a modest proposal: Speak of your undying love for pizza topped with pineapple … and anchovies. That should do it, and if it costs you a few lost friends and followers, well, … Continue reading We just can’t stop talking about pizza →

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Nami: Korean-style fare with a side of Ed Lee

By Robin Garr LouisvilleHotBytes.com If you haven’t heard about Chef Edward Lee’s new Korean restaurant Nami by now, it’s probably only because you haven’t been paying attention. The news about this Korean-American top chef opening his first Korean restaurant since his 20-something youth in New York City has been all over the place. Nami, which … Continue reading Nami: Korean-style fare with a side of Ed Lee →

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Overcoming food aversions, restaurant-style

By Robin Garr LouisvilleHotBytes.com Refusing to eat a disgusting dish may be one of the first things that we as humans can do to claim our individual agency, our right to yell “No!” “It’s broccoli, dear.” “I say it’s spinach, and I say the hell with it.” Carl Ross’ classic 1928 New Yorker cartoon captured … Continue reading Overcoming food aversions, restaurant-style →

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Meet the Organizers: Kentucky Interfaith Power & Light The faith-based KIPL community has galvanized effective public action on behalf of the planet Kentucky IPL is a community of congregations, faith-based organizations, and individuals of faith responding to climate change as an ethical and moral issue, through advocacy, education, energy conservation, energy efficiency, stewardship, and the use…

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The Goose has landed, and we’re happy about that

By Robin Garr LouisvilleHotBytes.com Two popular East End restaurants did a kind of corporate musical chairs this fall: It all started when Goose Creek Diner closed its shop on Goose Creek Lane after more than 20 years, and Sal’s Pizza & Sports Pub on Lyndon Lane closed last December after a dozen years. Neighbors promptly … Continue reading The Goose has landed, and we’re happy about that →

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Invisible disabilities: A challenge for restaurant accessibility

By Robin Garr LouisvilleHotBytes.com Think about accessibility for disabled people in restaurants and other businesses, and you’ll probably visualize that familiar blue-and-white stick figure in a wheelchair. That’s not too surprising. The Americans With Disabilities Act, popularly known as the ADA, passed in 1990, is a civil-rights law that prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities … Continue reading Invisible disabilities: A challenge for restaurant accessibility →

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