A main reason for Louisville's existence (and, especially in 1937, for much of its destruction) is the Ohio River. But while the city and its suburbs are shaped by the river, there aren't too many restaurants where one can get a good meal and a sense of the Mighty Ohio. As the weather grows pleasant and offers more opportunities for outdoor dining, Eater put together a map of places on both sides of the river where one might enjoy a bit of water with a meal. Any additions, attitudes or errors will be graciously accepted in the comments section.