Our Merchants and Vendors
Jewish Family & Career Services and Kentucky Refugee Ministries Artisan Shop
5024526341
cbrown@jfcslouisville.org
Retail, Crafts, & Gifts
View ProfileZiba's Bistro
502-797-0633
bapionzib@gmail.com
The Bistro serves a variety of dishes inspired by Burkinabe (African), French, and Italian cuisine.
Venezula by Nelson and Nahlya
Venezuelan and Latin fusion food, Cakes and desserts, Everything home made, fresh and healthy
Louisville Vegan Foods
Local vegan shop featuring fresh pastries, deli items and packaged goods by Louisville Vegan Foods
Creme de LOU
cremedelou@gmail.com
Made to order custom ice cream, premium dipping well ice cream, custom milkshakes
Colonel De's Gourmet Herbs and Spices
859-743-2133
ashley@colonelde.com
We are a small culinary Herbs and Spice store that started in the Cincinnati.
St. Brendan's Seafood
502-296-2095
david@stbrendansfish.com
St. Brendan's Seafood offers wild-caught and selectively-sourced sustainable seafood.
wiltshire pantry
5025818560
wiltshirepantry@gmail.com
Specializing in breakfast pastries, desserts, artisan-crafted breads.
Bourbon City Barkery
yourfriends@bourboncitybarkery.com
All natural, homemade pet treats - free of harmful additives and preservatives.
Nanny Goat Books
(502) 919-8966
NannyGoatBooks@gmail.com
A selection of new and used books specifically curated for Logan Street Market patrons!
Hazel + Hunt
contact@hazelandhunt.com
We create original graphic designs and print on high quality apparel and goods.
Louisville Hemp Company
service@louisvillehempcompany.com
Hemp and CBD products, Holistic
Revelry Boutique Gallery
502-414-1278
info@revelrygallery.com
Revelry promotes local artists through openings & events - featuring decor, art, jewelry & decor!
Jewish Family & Career Services and Kentucky Refugee Ministries Artisan Shop
5024526341
cbrown@jfcslouisville.org
This store features handcrafted items made by refugee artisans from around the world.
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