Places to stay in Masonic Home, Kentucky

Local dining options include Momma's Mustard, Deserts By Helen, Lotsa Pasta, and Asahi Restaurant.

If you are travelling in the area, Masonic Home is located close to Wheatley School, George Rogers Clark Elementary School, Saint Helen Catholic Church, Fourth Avenue Baptist Church and Bills Lakes.

The center of Masonic Home ( which is at is longitude -85°39'48.924 and latitude 38°15'20.109 ) is located 6 miles away from Louisville, 6 miles away from Petersburg, 7 miles away from Jeffersontown and 8 miles away from Prospect.

Available Masonic Home lodging

We currently have 6 accommodations in and around Masonic Home.

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Things to see and do, places to eat in Masonic Home

Cafe Classico ( Dining / Other ). Located at 2144 Frankfort Avenue, Louisville, 3 miles from the center of Masonic Home. Caffe Classico offers a delicious combination of creative and refined cuisine. Our ethic of fine ingredients and careful execution lends itself equally to a quick lunch, a full dinner, or coffee at the bar. www.caffe-classico.com

Ruth's Chris Steak House ( Dining / Steak ). Located at 6100 Dutchmans Lane, Louisville, 3 miles from the center of Masonic Home. Our private event experts will assist with every detail to create an event your guests will remember all year. For every gift card purchase of $250 or more, you'll receive 10% back in bonus cards.* Enjoy a 6 oz. filet paired with an 8 oz. lobster tail, served sizzling so your last bite stays as hot and delicious as your first. A complete 3-course meal for one sizzling price. Available for a limited time at participating locations. Make your reservations from your mobile device. www.ruthschris.com

Bistro Le Relais ( Dining / Fine ). Situated in the historic airport terminal of Bowman Field, Le Relais offers a fine dining experience like no other in Louisville. Here you’ll find exquisite French cuisine, prepared with only the finest, freshest ingredients, combined with relaxed, first-class service and an intimate, 1940s art-deco interior reminiscent of the Café from the movie “Casablanca”. www.lerelaisrestaurant.com

Del Frisco's ( Dining / Mexican ). Located at 4107 Oechsli Avenue, Louisville, 1 mile from the center of Masonic Home. Great Steak For Great PeopleDel Frisco's is truly a hidden treasure. Once you enter the modest door in a row of shops you enter a warm, fine-dining experience with deep wood, thick carpets and a romantic atmosphere. A separate dining and bar area can accommodate 225 seats with private rooms for large dinners or meetings. We serve U.S.D.A Prime corn-fed, aged steak – the finest tastiest beef that money can buy. It comes to you without tenderizers or chemicals, because with quality meat, tenderizers are not necessary. Tender texture and delicious taste are natural. delfriscoslouisville.com

211 Clover Lane ( Dining / Other ). Located at 211 Clover Lane, Louisville, 1 mile from the center of Masonic Home. Located at the Colony Center in St. Matthews, 211 evokes an atmosphere of the French countryside. The restaurant’s interior is decorated simply with fine French and American antiques, and the soft music and gentle lighting create the perfect atmosphere in which to enjoy wonderful food and company. The patio area is just as charming for those interested in al fresco dining. 211clover.com

Annie May's Sweets Cafe ( Dining / Bakery ). Located at 3110 Frankfort Avenue, Louisville, 1 mile from the center of Masonic Home. Annie May has been baking since the age of 5, when she was given an EZ Bake oven, and learned that parents let you eat sweets whenever you want, if you bake for them. She has always loved the science of baking and experimenting in the kitchen. This was where she learned that fruit tasted best as a pie, and brownies were her favorite food group. She was a teacher for children with special needs for 10 years, but was always baking in her free time. After being diagnosed with food allergies as an adult, she started Annie May’s Sweet Café in February of 2010. At the time, it was an online store only, and she baked out of a shared kitchen. On June 15, 2011, she opened the first retail location in Louisville, KY. She continues to experiment in her kitchen in Louisville. She loves Seinfeld, action and horror movies, chocolate, and everything Christmas. anniemayssweetcafe.com