LOUISVILLE, KY — After 14 years serving up Southern comfort food, bourbon cocktails, and live-music atmosphere, beloved neighborhood staple The Silver Dollar closed its doors for good — but not before going out with a final flourish.
In a heartfelt social-media post shared with regulars and longtime fans, The Silver Dollar thanked the community for “support, friendship, and countless good memories shared,” announcing that it was closed but would open for one more day (Saturday, November 15). That final night served as a send-off — more farewell party than shutdown.
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The Silver Dollar opened in 2011 inside a restored 1890 firehouse at 1761 Frankfort Avenue in Louisville’s Clifton neighborhood, once operating as Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3. Over the years it earned a national reputation as one of America’s top whiskey bars — its extensive bourbon selection, relaxed vibe, and Southern-inspired menu made it a favorite among locals and visitors alike…