Enjoy your unlimited apps and 'zerts at Friday's, Chase you stupid ***.
There's not a poster in here who would turn down unlimited cheese sticks.Enjoy your unlimited apps and 'zerts at Friday's, Chase you stupid ***.
Chad is wining and dining all over town (and the US) these days, soaking up trendy atmospheres, renting out entire bars/restaurants to celebrate his engagement, drinking $14 cocktails (or making his own with his "go-to" $40 bourbon), etc.
Ride around with Chad sometime Chase, and he'll show you what's up. About time you grew up a little.
That's great and all but what was the name of the guy who cooked the nuggets?Leaving Kroger ystdy I saw the Golden Arches & couldn't resist. 10 piece McNugget & large fries. Sweet n' Sour & Buffalo sass. Maybe do this once per year.
I definitely think hitting the occasional local restaurant with better food makes someone pretentious.
BrianThat's great and all but what was the name of the guy who cooked the nuggets?
That doesn't say ****.Hammerheads is the flagship of chefs Chase Mucerino and Adam Burress. Located in Louisville’s “Germantown” neighborhood, this contemporary gastropub/smokehouse prides itself on some of the best food that the city has to offer.
Of all the hidden gems in Louisville’s bustling culinary scene, Hammerheads shines the brightest. Hammerheads offers craft beers, ciders, and a friendly staff to make you and yours feel at home.
Although it may be off the beaten path, this humble establishment offers a truly one of a kind dining experience that will satisfy even the pickiest of eaters. Without a doubt, Hammerheads provides potent truth to the old saying: big things come in small packages.
Cobain would've been 50 today.
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