

Steeped in the culinary traditions of Southern France, award-winning Brasserie Provence offers authentic Provençal and classical French dishes in the brasserie-style. Cannes-native Guy Genoud & Chef Patrick Gosden pair the hearty menu with an extensive list of French Wine, Signature European Cocktails and International & Local Beer. In addition to upscale casual dining, Provence offers in-house Private Dining as well as Catering at the venue of your choice. Experience a Taste of Provence for Lunch M-F 11am-2pm, Dinner M-Sa 5-9pm & Friday Happy Hour 4-6pm (at the bar only.) Enjoy our Weekly Wine Specials, Wine Dinners, Wine and Painting Classes, Tuscan Tuesday, & Chef’s Kitchen Table Experience. Parking is free.
French restaurant with a fireplace & upscale country decor, plus a full bar & outdoor seating.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4–9 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 11 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 150 N Hurstbourne Pkwy, Louisville, KY 40222
Phone: (502) 883-3153
Website: https://brasserieprovence.com/
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Reviews
First, the ambiance is great, despite the strip mall exterior. Formal looking without being stuffy, so you don’t feel out of place. Cute little Lego set of the place and some history.
Service was attentive and warm. Our waiter was relaxed and had a dry wit I appreciated, and they repeatedly checked to make sure we were enjoying ourselves. Nothing outstanding, but definitely up to par for this kind of restaurant.
Cocktails were just a bit disappointing to me, the Manhattan was was watered down, the sand de peche really got taken over by the red win, but the kir du loup was solid. Would recommend just doing wine or trying some of the French liquors. I liked the brandy and Pernod quite a bit.
Charcuterie was skimpy for the price, and I was disappointed with the pate, but the toasted baguette slices, fig jam, and duck butter were , and everything else was solid. French onion soup was average.
The lavender glazed pork chop is enough by itself to make me come back, they nailed that floral flavor balance perfectly, and the bonus is it comes with the best sides! Potatoes gratin were sublimely rich, and the ratatouille had a good char to it. My stuffed chicken was also really good, though, and I always love good roasted brussel sprouts.
Flourless chocolate cake was a great finish, decadent with a touch of pastry cream.
Overall, it’s not the best French food I’ve ever had (Parc in Philly), but there are some great items on the menu that make it worth a visit, and it has more reasonable prices than the other French restaurants in the area