Cuisines and Dishes at Porcini:
- Italian
Porcini
2730 Frankfort Ave,
Louisville
KY
40206
(502) 894-8686
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Ratings and Reviews for Porcini
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May 09 2012
Chris O. via Yelp
Tried on Oaks/Derby weekend (Friday night) with a rez for 7PM and showed up around 6:15, way early. They seated us at 7:20. Hmmm. Service atrocious and...read more
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Feb 26 2012
Team O. via Yelp
The pros : the restaurant has a very nice appearance, energetic atmosphere and the wait staff was great. Our party of 6 was immediately seated despite...read more
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Jan 29 2012
Kathy S. via Yelp
This is a very comfortable and relaxing restaurant. Chef Plymale knows how to cook pasta perfectly.read more
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May 03 2009
labz via Citysearch
Derby weekend has been a nightmare the last two years...I won't return. Not only can't they seat you within 2 hours of your sched...read more
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Nov 27 2007
mingchansi via Citysearch
It may have been from being dissapointed from the start. We had done a search for seafood restuarants and this one popped up (may ...read more
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Nov 15 2007
via Citysearch
The atmosphere is classy. Great food great service and Tim and his staff are wonderful. What a great dining experience we have he...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
This restaurant transports palates and minds directly to Italy from its softly gurgling fountain to its pizzas reminiscent of those found at Tuscany sidewalk cafes. Moderately priced Californian and Italian bottles dominate the wine list, though excellent martinis and Manhattans are available.
The Food
The golden-fried calamari appetizer is so generous you'll have to share. The salad with baby lettuces, walnuts, saga blue cheese and hot apple dressing is a revelation to the tastebuds with a variety of flavors and textures intermingling. Updated classics include pasta dishes and gourmet pizzas, a few made with the eponymous porcini mushrooms. The veal in white wine and lemon caper sauce is refreshingly light, while the pork medallions wrapped in prosciutto and drizzled with a sweet Marsala wine and fig sauce are an adventure in indulgence.
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