
The classic steakhouse vibe is alive and well at Oliver’s Chop House & Bourbon Bar, the all-new, world-class dining experience located inside Derby City Gaming Hotel. Designed with a comfortable elegance and intimate ambiance in mind, our Louisville restaurant evokes all the great feelings of a classic upscale steak house. Savor the finest 100% U.S.D.A. prime steaks, succulent seafood and many other artfully prepared dishes. Elevate your dining experience with a hand-crafted cocktail or a selection from our well-curated wine list. At Oliver’s Bourbon Bar, you can enjoy the best bourbons, specialty cocktails and beers while exploring the innovative Bourbon Bar Menu
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 5–11 PM |
| Saturday | 5–11 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4520 Poplar Level Rd, Louisville, KY 40213
Phone: (502) 961-7686
Website: https://hotel.derbycitygaming.com/dining/olivers-chop-house/
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Reviews
The salad was decent but my NY strip I ordered Medium rare came out charred so I cut through the center and it was Medium at best so I ask for a new steak. By the time the 2nd steak arrived my mom was al.ost done eating. Then the nightmare continued.
2nd steak I cut through the end and the fat was bone white so I cut through the center and it wasn’t hardly warm in the center. All the fat was unrendered, not clear and cooked but bright white and I even tried a bite because I can eat pretty bloody steaks, but there was no blood just a kinda raw steak. I can’t do raw and cold so I said what about a burger? They said it would be about 25 more mins. At this point we’d been there heading towards 2hrs. I said no thanks I’ll just eat these fries for dinner. They did remove my meal of course and were very apologetic but I don’t think I’d go back. It’s probably fine if your there to gamble to grab a bite, but not a top steak house. Its not on the level of Jack Frys, Ruby’s, Le Moo and many others.
I don’t know who was cooking steaks that night but to send out unrendered white fat is something ive never seen. I’d rather been at Outback.
So a bust for me without gambling, just a loss of appetite and time.
Every staff member we spoke with was so helpful and kind – Brandon in the bar, our hostess, our waiter Brandon, Jones, and Chef Stacy, plus the rock-star kitchen staff – it’s clear by watching them all work, this is a TEAM!
Our steaks were cooked to perfection, our bread basket included a biscuit which made my Southern roots so happy, and my only regret was that I couldn’t eat that whole meal in one sitting. So yummy. Thank you everyone!
There has been mixed reviews from friends – I would be willing to come back for round two.
This was the first time trying Oliver’s. There were definitely wins and a few small misses but I know they are easy fixes. The staff went out of the way to make sure the small things were corrected.
I did order a lemon drop martini that came with what I thought was a sugar rum. Unfortunately it was a sugar/salt mixture but Jones made sure to come apologize and Carla had a new one made.
The appetizers arrived quickly and were delicious. The meatballs were flavorful and those caramelized onions delightful. I could have went without the corn bread. I don’t feel like it brought any significance to the dish. Oysters were good but throw some more horseradish on there for us spicy people. I liked that the carpaccio was refreshing but really would have loved more sauce(maybe some grainy mustard). Last that crab cake was perfect. The sauce was flavorful and the cake was ALL crab. The little pieces that were caramelized along the edges were my favorite bites.
The bread came in between the apps and main entrees. The rolls were fabulous and had almost a pretzel type exterior but a warm, soft, and fluffy interior. I couldn’t decide on just one entree, so I ordered two. The bone-in ribeye and the scallops. The ribeye was cooked to my preference and the seasoning was spot on. I ate the entire thing which I never do. The steak was topped with roasted garlic which made it even better. Now to the star of the show, the scallops. I wish the dish had 10 of them on there because I would have eaten every single one. They were seasoned and seared, then placed on a red pepper puree. They were topped with Parmesan cheese and the dish highlighted bacon and micro shiso peppers as well. I couldn’t get enough. It was just that good.
We ended the night sharing just one dessert because we were full. It was the White Chocolate Cashew Mousse. The mousse was light and not overbearing. The flavor was quite lovely and I would order again. Carla made the entire night fantastic and I can’t wait to visit again.