Creeker's Bar and Grill: Great Lousville Bar

Creekers Bar and Grill is popular Louisville bar and the main night spot for many from the Fern Creek neighborhood.

Located at 6330 Bardstown Road, Creekers Bar and Grill inhabits the spot that used to house Michael E's. This Louisville bar offers many types of entertainment to visitors. It has a friendly and small town feel to it that creates a warm and inviting atmosphere, but it is absolutely packed on Fridays and Saturdays. Any given night of the week shows a steady flow of business. There is a very diverse cross section of Louisville bar visitors that frequent Creekers. There is a huge age range and many different clothing styles seen at Creekers from bikers to urban.

A member of the American Pool Players Association, this Louisville bar has 4 pool tables and hosts tournaments throughout the year. Three tables are in the front room, and two tables are in the middle room.

Karaoke is a regular form of entertainment and one of the things that attracts many to Creekers Bar and Grill. Karaoke runs 7 days a week at the Louisville bar and starts at 7:30 pm each night, making it the earliest karaoke available. Karaoke is done on their well lit and raised stage, making it feel like a real performance.

Creekers Bar and Grill has three rooms with two wet bars and two dance floors. One dance floor is in front of the karaoke stage and the other is in the back room, which has a DJ spinning music on Friday and Saturday nights. The back room is usually quite busy with people dancing, milling around or sometimes lining the sides of the dance floor to watch those that are dancing.

This Louisville bar has apparel for sale as well with some of the profits going to support the Spina Bifida Association of Kentucky. They also host a Creeker's Poker Run to benefit the non-profit organization. Spina Bofida is a birth defect that is also known as "open spine". It means that the neural tube around the spine does not fully form to close around the spine and the defect usually occurs during the first four weeks of pregnancy. It is believed that high temperatures during pregnancy may cause the defect, such as hot tub use or high fever.