J Graham's Cafe

Got a hot brown and the derby pie. I wish I could eat this pie every day. Not your classic sugary pie, tastes like European pies.

Old timey hotel downtown; had shrimp grits and it was to die for YUMMY highly recommend!

We stayed at The Brown and had to try their world famous Hot Brown. It certainly didn't disappoint! The bread pudding was outstanding as well. One of the most unique and tasty versions of bread pudding I've ever had. Matthew took great care of us and we look forward to the next time we're in town to get another Hot …

A local legend featuring the iconic Hot Brown! Save room for Derby Pie

This is the perfect place to go for a Sunday brunch buffet date. They had many options. My only complaint is they had like half lunch food and not as many breakfast options (the French toast was not 100% fresh and they did not have waffles or pancakes) but I loved everything else about it! Server was fantastic as well. …

J Graham’s Cafe is a very classy place to have a meal, and it’s a great spot to try a hot brown sandwich for the first time. That’s what I did, and it was a great meal. I got the petite hot brown, and it was delicious. It was cheesy and savory with a bit of tomato and turkey. It …

I really enjoyed the food and the experience of dining at J. Graham’s Cafe! The Hot Brown completely lived up to the hype, and everything else was delicious as well! It was also really interesting to be able to look around the historic Brown Hotel. I would highly recommend making this a destination when in Louisville, both for the history …

Phenomenal service. Hot brown was good. Very informative waitress. She gave us a map with attractions of Louisville.

The hot brown was delicious and a lot of food. I ordered the derby pie to go. Very good, great atmosphere and service.

I highly recommend visiting J Graham’s Café inside the famous Brown Hotel. This is truly a one-of-a-kind experience that transports you back to the 1920s. The décor and architecture are stunning and make you feel like you’ve stepped into another time. I read that back in the day, the Brown would draw over 1,200 guests each evening for its dinner …