Corbett's

I would have given this five stars, but one thing I could not get over: You are eating in a big freaking house, and (at least in our sitting area) you can hear pretty much any conversation going on nearby.   They need to add some sort of music that is piped throughout the entire dining area.  Perhaps a mic'd up piano player or something.  Then - 5 stars.  

We had the steak / gnocchi appetizers - both were great.  Lamb / steak for dinner - I had the lamb and it was wonderful.  

Desserts - fritters / bread pudding - two of the best desserts I have ever tried.  

If I had to change anything - it would be the portion size / cost of the entrees - a bit too much $$$ for what you get (when compared to a place like Jack Fry's at least).  

Wines by the glass had some of the best selection of any restaurant in Louisville (not the breadth, more the quality of the wine that is offered).  

Would recommend this place for a fancy night out.  Be prepared to spend about $100 / head for three courses and wine.

Traveling to Louisville for business and of course checked out Yelp.  Corbett's had a good rating and sounded interesting.  Gave it a shot and so glad I did.

The food was fantastic.  Each course we had surpased the prior (we stopped at dinner as we were full).  They knew thier wines as well.  

We started with the mussels and they were very good.  Did not taste fishy at all which says they were fresh.  The garlic wine sauce was good (don't forget to use your bread also).  Next came the soup of the day, which was a chowder that was very flavorful.  For the main meal I had pork tenderlion tourneados and they were cooked to perfection.  Extremely flavorful and the accompanying sauce was excellent.

Service was very attentive and the little name tag on the table (I had made a reservation) was a nice touch.  The dining room is in an old house so has a homey feel.

Would highly recommend Corbett's.  Wierd location next to Costco, but I believe Corbett's was there first.  Would definitely go back again.

We went here for the first time on New Year's Eve. Normally, I'm incredibly reluctant to get forced into pre-set menus for special events.

So...I made a joke about asking for the lunch menu. The blue-hairs at the table next to me glared in my direction.

Honestly, I was impressed with the service and food quality, though I would have preferred to choose my own meal. The girls loved the wine pairing, and I was more than happy with the staff's bourbon selection.

I will go back here, but I may have to save my pennies to afford the lunch menu. My advice? Get your in-laws to pay for it when they come to town!