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down), this friendly store stocks south-of-the-border foods such as chiles and hot sauces, but also features an eclectic mix of pinatas, fancy boots and Mexican CDs and DVDs. NIGHTLIFE Davern's Tavern (1972) 3044 Hunsinger Lane // 456-5530 Some Louisvillians will remember Davern's from its Bardstown Road incarnation. Now in Hikes Point, it still serves the huge Davern Burger and offers karaoke upstairs on Friday and Saturday nights. Golden Nugget (1963) 2922 Hikes Lane // 454-9914 A venerable watering hole, the Golden Nugget offers beer pong, pub trivia and, on Fridays and Saturdays, the "Big Rock Show." Don't miss the World Famous Wall of Fame beer can display. Hikes Point Bar and Lounge 3937 Taylorsville Road // 456-5301 This quaint watering hole sits nestled among the chain stores. It's no hipster hangout but it offers a friendly, comfortable place to drink. FASHion King's Step Again Shoes and Shoe Repair (1961) 3026 Hunsinger Lane // 458-8330 Having celebrated its 50th anniversary last year, this local treasure sells discount-priced factory returns, close-outs and discontinued shoes, and repairs all kinds, "from work boots to dance shoes." Consignments Plus (2011) 5622 Bardstown Road // 231-6155 consignmentlouisville.com Formerly Traderbaker's Consignments Plus, this store specializes in furniture and home decor. EVERYTHiNG ELSE Dance Fusion (2010) 5326 Bardstown Road // 491-2780 In the Piccadilly Plaza, this studio for dance enthusiasts ages 3 and older teaches ballet, jazz, hip hop, contemporary, you name it — even zumba. www.ypal.org 5518 Bardstown Road // 239-6170 This 20-lane center is open seven days a week, including a $13-a-person package on Fridays and Saturdays from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. that includes unlimited bowling and shoes. Fern Creek Pet Resort 5225 Bardstown Road // 499-1910 This Kentucky Humane Society "resort" for pets offers boarding, grooming and "doggie daycare." Hobby Shop (1994) Subscribe Now 3073 Breckinridge Lane // 459-5849 srihobbies.com This McMahan Plaza shop is the place to go if you're into scale reproduction trains, planes, cars or helicopters. On Saturdays the raceway out back is packed with remote-control cars and their passionate operators. Jewell Engineering & Manufacturing Co., INC. 4812 Pinewood Rd // 502-365-9990 http://www.jewellengineering.com For over 4 decades, Jewell Engineering & Manufacturing Co., Inc. has helped businesses and individuals in the Louisville, KY area design, manufacture and produce custom metal pieces for a variety of uses. ! HOT·AGAIN ROCK PUNK When the Metropolitan Museum of Art needed a theme for its annual costume ball this year, it heralded the return of punk rock. This summer, Los Angelino Cesar Padilla, who lives part of the year in Louisville, will be guest-curating his show, "Ripped — T-Shirts From the Underground," at the Land of Tomorrow gallery (233 W. Broadway) starting June 7. The show, based on his book of the same name, comes to the city after a successful run in New York and Los Angeles. It's been called "A punk rock paean to misspent youth." CALL 502.625.0100 Fern Bowl (1976) The best read on the city. 6.13 LOUISVILLE MAGAZINE 99