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Photos: Louisville’s Best New Restaurant, Best Comedy Venue & More Receive LEO Readers’ Choice Awards


Last month we celebrated the 2021 winners of the LEO Readers’ Choice Awards. These Louisville businesses represent the best in our city, as voted on by our readers (who have excellent tastes, by the way.) Here are a few of the winners – proudly holding their winning plaques. If you see one at a store or restaurant you frequent, just know that they are LEO reader approved.

Winner of the first place for best caterer, Casey Mader with Chef It Up.
First place winner of Best Brow and Lashes Studio, Dollface Brows & Beauty.
First place winner for best new restaurant and third place winner for best restaurant: NuLu and Best Outdoor Dining, Everyday Kitchen.
First place winner of Best Place to See Comedy, Planet of the Tapes. This new venture also won second place for Best New Bar / Club and Best Cocktails to Go, as well as third place for Best Place for Free Entertainment and Best Cocktail for its Gin Varney.
First place winner for Best Comic Shop, Pop’s Comics.
First place winner for Best Restaurant: South Louisville, Best Bar: South Louisville, Best Takeout and Best Wings, Rubbies. This Southside restaurant also won second place for Best Salad, Best Bartender (Alana Hudson), Best BBQ and Best Chili, as well as third place for Best Neighborhood Bar / Pub and Burger.
LEO Readers’ Choice Awards multi-category winner, Rubbies.
First place winner for Best Restaurant: St. Matthews and Best Fish Sandwich, The Fishery.
First place winner for best hairdresser, under the dryer.

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