Huckleberry, Louisville

We went for afternoon tea and first, it isn't cheap. Second, you get virtually no food and third, the food wasn't great. We had 8 people and they didn't even give us one of each pastry per person. The sandwiches were dry as though they had been sitting out for quite some time. The tea however was quite good. Our table was not ready when we arrived for our reservation (we were on time). We had 2 babies with us and the manager was visibly annoyed and rude to us about it even though the place was practically empty. She further was annoyed that the adults didn't sit where she instructed us too and she let us know about it. When we questioned something on our bill, she became visibly angry and shouted at me in the middle of the restaurant in front of my children. She then blocked my way to leave with her person. Classy. My previous experience was great there but after this, there is no way I would go back.

I thought the staff were rude. It takes way to long to get your order.

I wish Karen never sold the place!(Karen's Country Kitchen) Was the best. The new owner took a place that cooked wonderful homemade dishes and turned it into a wanna be chain. We go to Hole In One Bagels and we can get in and out and enjoy a great breakfasts!

I felt like I was eating at a crappy truck stop. I ordered a chai latte that was bitter and my breakfast tasted like it came from a frozen package ( I should have gone to Denny's). While they try to protray a homemade feel in everything lacked any sense of being even close to that.

Good food, not great service: I got to Huckleberry almost every weekend for breakfast. Their food is unique and they are the only breakfast restaurant in Louisville. The service is not great and the food is often not hot, but it is compared to what else is around.