Lia M.
1/9/2023
Art Eatables is a delicious shop, with handmade, bourbon chocolates. In addition to chocolate, they sell caramels, spices, candles, and other sundries. It's a well-designed store. I got the MB...
Art Eatables
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9816 Linn Station Rd
Louisville, KY 40223
Located in Louisville, KY, Art Eatables proudly holds the title of being the world's first bourbon-certified chocolatier, setting it apart as a unique destination for chocolate enthusiasts. Renowned for its exquisite bourbon and chocolate pairings, this establishment goes beyond expectations by offering a diverse selection that includes alcohol-free and kid-friendly chocolates. Notably recognized as the "Best Candy Shop in Kentucky" by Food Network Magazine in 2015, Art Eatables has expanded its reach with the introduction of its first east end location, complementing its existing downtown shops.
Visitors are encouraged to contact the establishment before planning a visit, as unforeseen closures may occur due to family-related health matters. Despite this, Art Eatables continues to captivate guests with its innovative approach to crafting delectable treats, making it a must-visit for those seeking a unique and flavorful chocolate experience in the heart of Louisville.
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Joseph G.
8/22/2021
Art eatables is the second location for this local candy factory located off linn station road in a shopping center in the east end of the city of Louisville. Art eatables proudly boasts that...
Mary Kate E.
10/28/2022
We distributed Art Eatables to our wedding party. They all were overjoyed to try the bourbon-infused chocolate. My friend and I went in here to buy them, and we had the chance to meet the owner....
Lorie L.
8/20/2021
Art Eatables has opened a second location in the Plainview shopping center (near Kroger) and I am here for it! Kelly is the owner and she's still going strong 9 years into opening her business....
Jenni G.
4/12/2024
Their candies are delicious, but I'd recommend calling ahead to make sure they're open. Drove here from out of town to locked doors despite open signs and website saying they're open.
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