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Hours
| Monday | 12–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–11 PM |
| Thursday | 12–11 PM |
| Friday | 12 PM–12 AM |
| Saturday | 12 PM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 12–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 500 S 4th St, Louisville, KY 40202
Phone: (502) 585-3200
Website: https://seelbachhilton.com/dining/bar
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Reviews
theDSsucks
Not really sure what all the hype is about this place. A bar. In a hotel. That serves a lot of different pricey bourbons. I have no idea what people are talking about this place feeling like the roaring 20s or Gatsby-esque. Look at my pics. It’s just another bar. Nothing wrong with that. Staff were great, went with bourbon flight Michters, enjoyed my short visit here.
… moreJamey Mattern
Very classy bar with over 200 selections of Bourbons to choose from. Recommend the Seelbach Cocktail and the Seelbach Old Fashioned.
… moreRoger Wilhelm
An iconic bar that evokes the atmosphere of the Roaring 20s. Located on the lobby level of the Seelbach Hotel, it may not be the most ornate bar, but there is an undeniable historical vibe which still resonates. Certainly a lot of bourbon choices; plus helpful bartenders to offer suggestions. A destination bar for Louisville visitors; a better place for a nightcap for hotel guests
… moreDavid Wessin
What an incredible and beautiful hotel and restaurant! Our bartender Josue had an amazing personality and we had a wonderful lunch enjoying the delish food, dessert, drinks and conversation! The history in the building is incredible and if you can, tour the basement.
… moreLiz
Such a great vibe in the bar and hotel. The waitstaff was attentive, the drinks were delicious (and we ordered some off menu), and the food was really good. We stopped because I am a Great Gatsby fan but it’s a cool place either way.
… moreApril Gardiner (Nacho-Kat)
The Seelbach Hilton, a grand dame of Louisville, certainly lives up to its reputation in terms of architectural splendor. Navigating to the eponymous bar within its opulent interior was effortless, the hotel’s bright, rich decor leading us to a starkly contrasting space: the dimly lit Seelbach Bar. The dark, low lighting and imposing, wooden-shelved bar created an atmosphere of old-world charm, and the plush, wingback chairs and large, round tables offered comfortable seating for our party.
However, the charm quickly faded. The menu, while presented with an air of sophistication, proved surprisingly minimal. Our charcuterie board, though adequate, lacked the variety and artistry one might expect from such an establishment. The craft beer selection was equally underwhelming, a mere handful of local breweries represented. My choice, unfortunately, tasted stale, suggesting a neglect in stock rotation – a significant oversight for a bar within a hotel of this caliber.
The much-touted bourbon selection, the primary reason for our visit, also fell flat. Instead of the rare and impressive pours we anticipated, we were met with a lineup of mostly basic offerings. The service mirrored the lackluster experience. Our server appeared only once during our entire stay, leaving us to contemplate a lengthy wait should we have desired a second drink.
While the ambiance initially held promise, the Seelbach Bar ultimately failed to deliver. The underwhelming menu, stale beer, uninspired bourbon selection, and inattentive service were deeply disappointing, particularly in contrast to the hotel’s overall grandeur. We left feeling that we had experienced a shadow of what the bar could be, and it’s unlikely we’ll return. While the hotel is a must see, the bar is a must miss.
… moreHowever, the charm quickly faded. The menu, while presented with an air of sophistication, proved surprisingly minimal. Our charcuterie board, though adequate, lacked the variety and artistry one might expect from such an establishment. The craft beer selection was equally underwhelming, a mere handful of local breweries represented. My choice, unfortunately, tasted stale, suggesting a neglect in stock rotation – a significant oversight for a bar within a hotel of this caliber.
The much-touted bourbon selection, the primary reason for our visit, also fell flat. Instead of the rare and impressive pours we anticipated, we were met with a lineup of mostly basic offerings. The service mirrored the lackluster experience. Our server appeared only once during our entire stay, leaving us to contemplate a lengthy wait should we have desired a second drink.
While the ambiance initially held promise, the Seelbach Bar ultimately failed to deliver. The underwhelming menu, stale beer, uninspired bourbon selection, and inattentive service were deeply disappointing, particularly in contrast to the hotel’s overall grandeur. We left feeling that we had experienced a shadow of what the bar could be, and it’s unlikely we’ll return. While the hotel is a must see, the bar is a must miss.
W Pirkle
We stopped in to check out the history of this grand hotel and decided to have a drink. Tamara was fantastic! She made my husband an Old Fashion and me a Minted Gold and they were fantastic! She was so kind to get someone to let us in the Oak Room upstairs to see where Al Capone played poker. Everyone at the hotel was so gracious to let visitors look around and take photos. It is a beautiful bar with so many bottles of bourbon!!!
… moreAushiana
Very good bar inside of the Seelbach hotel. Very great warm and welcoming staff. Food and drinks were really good as well. Our favorite is the minted gold. The wings are really good as well as the spinach dip. One of my faves. The short rib was really good as well. Definitely will return. Tamara and Daniellle were our amazing g waitresses.
… moreKitty Giavonni
Best Food In Town!!! This is my new favorite place to go and try new bourbons but the food The chef I had the honor to meet name was Carl. He is one of the most talented and humble chefs I’ve met. The food is out of this world and cannot be duplicated. I’ve gotten the same dish more than once and it’s slightly different but great every time!! The steak nachos are wonderful !! The Mac and cheese balls are great but the homemade sauce that comes with it is UNBELIEVABLE!! Out of this world!! I asked if he was cooking cause I’m not sure if any of that food could be replicated it’s one of a kind !! They also have a variety of bourbons the flights are fun and they really seem to be knowledgeable about the bourbons. It’s a great place to start off if you’re a bourbon enthusiast for sure. I’ve discovered some new drinks there. Molly is a really sweet helpful waitress. She’s very nice and patient. It’s a great place !! Very historical!! Most people go for the bourbon from my observation but as long as Carl is in that kitchen, I’ll be a regular returning customer. Literally the BEST FOOD IN TOWN !!
… moreTony Skeans
Ended up here with a sudden rain shower changed our walking plans to another restaurant. While we had a couple drinks the night before we hadn’t really looked at the food offerings. While fairly basic and simple they were excellent and worth a visit even without a weather condition.
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