Chick-fil-A among new restaurants to open in Louisville in April. Here's where
The beginning of April isn't bringing any jokes about new restaurants opening in Louisville. The following spots are due to join the robust Louisville food and dining scene.
Chick-fil-A
962 Breckenridge Lane, chick-fil-a.com
There will soon be another location to choose for your favorite items from Chick-fil-A. The chicken chain is expected to open its “Springs Station” spot on Thursday, April 4. It will serve customers for dine-in, drive-thru, and carry-out from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday-Saturday. The locally-owned restaurant, run by Louisville native Richard Feree, participates in the Chick-fil-A Shared Table program.
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Elderberry Provisions
3909 Chenoweth Square, elderberryprovisions.com
This father-daughter-owned concept was born of a shared love of family cooking. Tim Dulac and Brittany Dulac say on Elderberry’s website that they “decided in the fall of 2023 that they could make their dreams a reality by joining forces.” Elderberry Provisions, which offers catering and to-go lunch, dinner and bakery, is set to open on April 9 in St. Matthews at the former site of Cheddar Box. Elderberry Provisions already has a Kentucky Derby menu posted on its site.
Goshen Mercantile Company Taproom
11936 W Highway 42, Goshen, goshenmercantileco.com
A new spot for craft beer and bites is brewing in Goshen. Goshen Mercantile Company Taproom, which is expected to open this month and recently hosted its soft opening, will have offerings on tap from nearby breweries, such as TurnStation Brewing in Prospect, Scout & Scholar in Bardstown, and Gallant Fox in Louisville. Food options include a hummus plate or beer cheese plate, pasta salad, a toasted hoagie and handmade thin-crust pizza. It will be open 4-10 p.m. Thursday–Sunday.
Kiwami Ramen
1700 Bardstown Road, kiwami-ramenbar.com
Kiwami Ramen is expected to open soon in the former Wild Ginger Sushi Bistro space on Bardstown Road, following an extension renovation to the building and some construction delays. The restaurant will serve Japanese fare and ramen, made with broth slow-cooked for over 20 hours.
Kiwami Ramen initially targeted a December opening date, however, a remodel is still underway. Co-owner Duy Tran estimates the renovation will cost $500,000. Tran teamed up with his brother, Duc, to open Kiwami and bring “something really authentic” to their hometown of Louisville, he previously said.
Tiff's Treats
A new cook cookie delivery service is coming to a place near you. Tiff’s Treats is launching four delivery-only locations in Kentucky this month, marking the first locations here for the brand. Cookie flavors include all of Tiff’s Treats classic favorites, as well as a rotating Flavor of the Month. Flavors include Chocolate Chip, Snickerdoodle, Sugar Cookie with M&Ms, Double Chocolate Chip, Sugar, Peanut Butter, Pecan Chocolate Chip, Oatmeal Raisin, White Chip Almond, and Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip.
Find a mix of cookie flavors that you could find at your door by visiting Tiff’s Treat’s website.
Reach food and dining reporter Amanda Hancock at ahancock@courier-journal.com.
This article originally appeared on Louisville Courier Journal: Chick-fil-A, Kiwami Ramen to open in Louisville in April
