Shirley Mae’s opened for business on December 31, 1988 so New Years Eve is also our anniversary. So come celebrate New Year’s Eve with Shirley Mae Thursday night, December 31st. We will open for lunch and close at 3:30pm to prepare for New Years. We will open our doors at 9pm to rock in the new year. There is no cover charge and we will have party favors, complimentary New Year’s Eve dinner and a free glass of Champagne for the New Year’s Eve toast.
Thursday, December 31st
Doors Open at 9pm
CHRISTMAS WEEK
With the overwhelming response to our jam cakes, we are going to be closed for regular business on Thursday, December 24th. Customers that placed Holiday orders will still be able to pick up their orders.
We will be closed Christmas Day so that we can spend family time together and open back up on Saturday, December 26th at 1:30pm for regular business.
Wednesday, Dec. 23rd: Holiday Pick-up Only
Thursday, Dec. 24th: Holiday Pick-up Only (Closed to regular business)
Friday, Dec. 25th: Closed
Saturday, Dec. 26th: 1:30pm-11pm
Sunday, Dec. 27th: 11am-11pm
NEW YEAR’S WEEK
We will close early on Thursday, December 31st to allow us time to prepare for our New Year’s Eve Jam.
Thursday, Dec. 31st: 11am-3:30pm
New Year’s Eve Jam: 9pm-2am
Friday, Jan. 1st: 1:30pm-11pm
Saturday, Jan 2nd: 1:30pm-11pm
Sunday, Jan 3rd: 11am-11pm
We are so proud to be featured in the Courier Journal this month…
Thank you so much Jere Downs for writing such a wonderful article. I cannot believe how well you captured my childhood memories of making jam cake with my Mother. Thank you Sam Upshaw Jr. for taking such beautiful photos.
We have had an overwhelming response to the article. I cannot tell you how many folks have told us of a mother or grandmother who used to make jam cake for the Holidays and the wonderful memories your article evoked.
Thank you to the good folks at Kentucky Monthly for featuring us in the wonderful article: Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner.
We will be closed Thursday, November 26th so that we can spend Thanksgiving together as a family. We will reopen Friday, the 27th at 11am as usual.
We wish you and yours a safe and Happy Thanksgiving.
On Nov. 16, The Courier-Journal will launch a new, live quarterly storytelling series – called Louisville Storytellers – with “Confessions from the Kitchen: Stories from the world of restaurants and food.”
Held at the Victor Jory Theatre at Actors Theatre, the ticketed event will feature some of Louisville’s top chefs from Volare, Roux, The Oakroom, Mayan Café and Majid’s, along with personalities such as “cookie lady” Elizabeth Kizito and the Shirley Mae of Shirley Mae’s Café in Smoketown, all taking the stage to tell revealing and entertaining five-minute stories that touch on love, disaster and redemption.
http://www.courier-journal.com/videos/life/food/2015/11/18/75981668/
Victor Jory Theatre at Actors Theatre
November 16th @ 7pm
Shirley Mae’s Café welcomes the Travel Channel Oct. 25th at 11am… to be featured on a segment of the nationally-televised #FoodParadise! And YES! You’re invited! Come share and be a part of this special moment with Shirley Mae, Theresa and the crew.
Shirley Mae’s is proud to be mentioned in Saveur Magazine as one of the places to eat at when visiting Louisville.
http://www.saveur.com/best-restaurant-bars-hotels-louisville
It was great to sit down with young ladies who were interested in hearing the stories of an older woman like me. I am proud of the mural that you have created from our stories. May the Smoketown art center become a beacon for the community and the city. I appreciate how this mural unites the old ways with the new.
Shirley Mae’s is proud to host our 23rd Annual Trick or Treat Safe Zone on October 31, 2015 from 6-9pm. We invite patrons and groups to donate candy or set up tables to hand out candy themselves. Depending on the weather, we will either set up along Clay Street or inside the Café.
23rd Annual Trick or Treat Safe Zone
October 31, 2015 from 6-9pm
