Anthony P. Robinson

My wife and I went to The Brown Theater in Louisville, Kentucky, to watch a performance of Pirates Of Penzance. The theater wasn't as grand and ornate as some others we have been to. It was, nevertheless, very nice. The seats were comfortable, but, not wide enough for oversized people. If you're fat, don't go; you will be uncomfortable. That is unfortunate. The sound quality was good. The theater has valet parking. Because of the large crowd waiting for their cars to be brought around, the wait can be long. If you're in a hurry, or if it's cold outside, a few dollars in the right hand can put you at the top of the retrieval list. The opera was great.

My wife and I stopped by the Village Grill for an afternoon meal. It was the first time we've been there. The cream of broccoli soup was fantastic. Next time I go there, I'm just going to order six bowls of that! I had the cod dinner and my wife had the chop steak dinner. They were both very good. It was Free Dessert night, so we had pie. They were both very good. Our waitress was Dawn. She was efficient, pleasant and knowledgeable. We'll be back.