Falls City Market - Louisville

Beautiful modern dining room with various counters, the sushi, pizza, coffee and much more. in the ground floor of the omni, with access from the street or lobby. also some high-end gourmets and cooking accessories were present.

--- The experience at this restaurant was disappointing. I waited 40 minutes just to check in, with only two staff members at the counter. The atmosphere was okay, but the decor felt a bit worn considering the prices. I inquired about other nearby restaurants, but they were all closed for the day unless you had a specific reservation. I noticed that steak was offered a la carte for $50, which seemed quite steep. The woman at the register appeared overwhelmed and provided poor service, which left a bad impression. I couldn't shake the feeling that she might have taken her frustration out on my meal. In hindsight, I wish I had chosen to stay at the Marriott and walked here instead for my meeting. I arrived at 3:30 and had to wait about 30 minutes even though there was only one person ahead of me in line. I ended up leaving a generous 2-star rating, mainly because the housekeeping was satisfactory, even though they didn’t come into my room during my stay. Overall, it was not the experience I had hoped for.

Great selection. Stopped by for breakfast and got something for everyone. They also have a nice little market if you want something from the fridge or non perishable aisles of a grocery store. Plenty of seating. Lots of local products. Would recommend.

Great selection. to the breakfast and get something for everyone. they also have a nice small market if they want something from the refrigerator or not spoilable aisles of a food business. many seats. many local products. would recommend.

The pool is the hands below best. when I watched the sun, near, I had a hard time to move to find myself eating after my workouts. the room was sufficient, but no microwave. restaurant groups on the ground floor were not my cup tee, but they had some fine enough options. walking around the opposite was like any other big city.