Saints Pizza Pub & Sky Bar

It’s a good thing this place has the friendliest staff we met on our recent trip to Louisville because they undoubtedly have the worst pizza I’ve had in a long time. Don’t put «pizza» in your restaurant name if you can’t make pizza. The breadsticks were excellent and, again, our waitress was great.

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cheese bread is still yummy and their regular pizzas are delish as well. love me some saints

I have only ever been to Saints for private events. That being said, they do a pretty good job of accommodating guests for these types of things. Most recently I was there for a fundraiser for Harvey Brown (a preschool that my nieces attend). It was fun. We were upstairs and it was a nice evening of food, drinks and trivia.
I thought the pizza was delicious! And… they did a nice job of keeping plenty of pies out for everyone to eat! They also had pasta and salad but I didn’t touch those. Ha! My focus was wine and pizza. :)

Had to redo my review here. Finally came back for a 2^nd visit and had just as much fun as before.
This time the bar was staffed to fit the crowd. This was a Friday, soccer on and a dance upstairs. Busy as hell, our server (she was also cute lol) was awesome. She was quick and very friendly.
Tried the grilled chicken wings. About time I found a place that had decent wings other than BDubs. They were amazing. The Halo sauce would compete with any of the BDubs 21 sauces when it comes to flavor.
Again, the owner made time to shake hands and talk to people even though the bar was super busy.

Wow. The last two times I’ve been here I have had the WORST service. They are so rude, and even slower. We had to asking for utensils 3 times. Literally everything we ordered the girl asked us 3 times what it was before we actually got it. And I mean not to say but the whole place smelled like the wrong side of a cig butt… but the the help was terrible!

Great wings! Best ever. Lots of good beer. Parking can be a bit of a PITA, but it’s worth a little walk. Great place to watch sports.

If I were to base my review solely on last night’s food I would have given it a one star. I was pretty disappointed. We ordered the spinach artichoke dip appetizer (watery with flavorless tomatoes on top) and grilled chicken club sandwich with fries. The chicken was super grisly and the sandwich lacked a lot. The fries were the best part.
Now with that being said, I have been to Saint’s before and always order the fried banana peppers (awesome!) and the buffalo chicken pizza. Omg that’s good! So I’m wondering if they were having an off kitchen night or I ordered the wrong thing. The drinks were reasonably priced and the live music was great! In mid-​December they had the doors and windows wide open because of the crazy warm weather. I felt like it was Springtime in The Ville. Lol! Super great!
With all things combined I decided to give them a grand total of four stars. I loved having a different crowd and atmosphere on a Saturday night. I’ll most definitely be back!

I have tried all the pizza in this Shelbyville Rd/​Chenoweth Lane area. This is hands down the most consistent, best tasting pizza I have had in the area. The location is good, the ambiance is what you expect. The service is great and the food is amazing. If I had to spend money to choose a place to go in this area, my pick would be for Saints.

Saints is a great local bar with an excellent kitchen. Flat bread pizzas, salads, Saints burger… all good! Beer selection is above average and the service is typically on time. Ownership cares and it shows! If you’re having a private party, the upstairs is straight baller!

Went here for a Green Bay Packer game. I am from WI and the Packers are my team, so being able to be surrounded by fellow cheeseheads, felt like home. There were plenty of tvs to watch the game on. While there is a lot of space, there is limited seating so if you want to sit instead of stand at the bar, you’ll have to get there early. As it was game day, the staff was super busy but very friendly. The cheeseburger and fries were pretty standard as far as cheeseburgers and fries go.

Great pizza. Good beer and drinks. Excellent service. Reasonable prices. Not too crowded. Fun atmosphere.
There’s no reason not to like Saints.

In a nutshell — Saints has AMAZING pizza, average drinks, great live music, and a generic atmosphere. I struggled between 3 and 4 stars but their pizza gave me an extra push :) Saints is the type of place you never think abotu going but when your friend invites you out, you will have a good time. It’s never crowded and on the weekends they ususally have good live music. The wait staff is not the friendliest and they always seem to be in a hurry — even if the bar is emtpy. However, because its never crowded, its a great place to grab a drink or app with a group of friends to catch up. They do have a great pack patio and a great reservable room upstairs called The SkyBar. I also know they do a lot for the community — I will visit again but I’m never the first to suggest it. If you do go — opt for any of the pizzas or the chicken wings — you won’t be dissapointed.

Here again on a quiet Memorial day. Small crowd. Justin, bartender, handling all patrons expertly as usual. Just had small house salads with blackened chicken. Beyond delicious. Some of the higher class places need to take note. Simply done salad, but done right. Chicken breast perfectly blackened and juicy. Blue cheese dressing, fabulous. Wine (j lohr) reasonibly priced. House deluxe pizza is beyond delicious. Such a gem. Again, we enjoy off times and no live band. Fit the bill perfectly today! Enjoying remembering my dad who was a ww2 veteran, and sipping some wine. Very nice reflective day, topped by a comfortable, friendly place, close to home to enjoy some wonderful company and food.

I met my friend at Saints a few days ago after work. He recommended that I try the Halo wings. I haven’t stopped thinking about those wings since then. I’ve been back twice in 3 days. The service is great, the prices are affordable, and the food is absolutely delicious. I highly recommend. Saints is my new favorite place to go in Louisville

I am giving them a 3 star rating just because I didn’t really get to taste the food so I can’t really review them on more than just the bar area. Do not let that stop you from actually checking out the place!
I went on a Thursday night and enjoyed the service, music and general feel of the place. I was actually surprised to see families with kids having dinner but then again it was 8pm and not 11pm.
I have been told that there is a Salsa Dancing class on the second floor each Thursday night and apparently it is a huge hit so if you are into that then you should definitely stop by.
I would go back!

My husband and I went here because it is known to to be a Packer Backer bar (from WI) and it didn’t disappoint. We found it via their Facebook page. There wasn’t room in the «packer loft» so we sat downstairs.
Our server was super friendly, I’d give the service a 5 Star.
Hand smoked wings — 5 star. With bourbon glaze — delicious!
Pizza — 3 star. It was good. Not great, not bad. But decent for a bar.
All in all this is a great place to watch a game with great service and we would definitely go back!

3.5
Coming here on a Thursday night = confusion. While my friend and I ate pizza, drank beer and caught up, we saw a stream of people… not dressed for a casual sports bar environment. Think stilettos, short short skirts, Old Spice cologne, spiked hair… you get the drift. As a charter member of The 321 Contact Bloodhound Gang AND Mystery, Inc. (act like ya know), I followed the trails of holes in the floor and strong scent of Brut aftershave to find a pretty intense Latin night going on upstairs. In St. Matthews. On a Thursday. Above a casual pizza/​beer/​sports joint.
Louisville, I don’t even know you anymore.
As I mentioned, we came here for pizza and beer in a relaxed environment. In addition to the chaos above, there were two groups of guys in polos screaming at each other. I think they were friends. It was all too confusing for me. I slinked in my booth, checked out the porter selection, ordered a Breck’s Vanilla and got to gabbing. After a while, we got crazy hungry and dug in to some pizza. We split a small bbq chicken pizza and buffalo chicken dip. The pizza was way too greasy for my tastes. I couldn’t get through it. Even sopping up the grease with napkins made for an experience that curdled my stomach with every bite. You know that feeling you get where you need to drink something carbonated lest you throw up? That. That’s what I felt. The buffalo chicken dip was a much better bet. Cheese, chicken & buffalo sauce is always a good idea. The dip had a nice kick but wasn’t overpowering or painful. I would say that it was a touch on the salty side, though. The chips were a bit stale but after mentioning something about it, the waitress replaced them and brought more after seeing that we had much more dip to get through. We wound up not finishing it. I don’t know that we were full, tired or dried out from the salt. But, it was pretty good (not great) while it lasted.
Get the dip. Skip the bbq chicken pizza. Enjoy the beer. Stay downstairs. That is all.

Thursday night at Sky Bar is the epicenter of Louisville’s growing salsa scene. Jasmine A’s review provides most of the details you need, and I’ll add that there’s an introductory salsa class at around 9p.
My only real critique is that the band (Cosa Seria, typically) plays songs that can be a little on the long side, due to frequent extended jams and solos. While this is great for those who are primarily there to listen, it isn’t ideal for dancing. Because of this, I sometimes find myself enjoying the DJ breaks more than the band’s sets.

There’s no valid reason to give Saint’s any less than four stars. The food is always great. The service is always very good. The patrons are always a fun group of people.
Saint’s had been my go to, feel good bar since 2005 when I moved back to Louisville and my office was two blocks away.

My 4-​star review is based solely on their status as the Packers’ Home Away From Home. I came here recently with some friends to enjoy the Packer game in their «Lambeau Lounge» (or Loft… can’t exactly remember). Big screen, lots of fans, couches and plenty of tables set up for the game. The atmosphere was helped by the enthusiastic diehards in full-​on Packer regalia, leading chants (despite my team’s dreadful loss that day…)
The food I got was so-​so. The beers I ordered took a while, because they only had them at the bar on the first floor. But for a Packer-​viewing experience, this has been my favorite place so far.