The House of Marigold has announced that a new location will open in Norton Commons this August at 10715 Meeting Street (formerly Gustavo’s, which recently shifted a few doors down the street).
The new twist is dinner service. A synopsis from the information release:
The House of Marigold Norton Commons will offer guests full-service breakfast and lunch menus with the addition of a new dinner menu, alongside craft cocktails and a robust coffee program, Sunday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Our scorecard check reveals The House of Marigold’s flagship location in Middletown (10310 Shelbyville Rd.) still thriving since its 2023 debut. The restaurant’s NuLu project, announced in late 2025 for 624 E. Market St. (formerly Harvest), apparently now is slotted for autumn, behind the Norton Commons opening.
(Est. 1927 by Marigold, a brand extension inside the Speed Art Museum, closed in May after a short run.)
Again, from Marigold’s Norton Commons information release:
Adrienne and Kris Cole have worked in the restaurant industry for more than three decades collectively — Adrienne in management and front-of-house roles and Kris in the kitchen. As owner and co-founder, Adrienne, who has been locally and nationally recognized as a dynamic female restaurateur, sees the brand’s continued success as another opportunity to create a neighborhood gathering space that reflects the warmth and sense of community that define the Marigold brand. As culinary director, Kris offers a unique, carefully crafted menu of dishes in his signature seasonal comfort food style, incorporating fresh meats, produce and ingredients sourced from a variety of local purveyors. Named Southern Living Magazine’s “Best Restaurant in Kentucky in 2024,” the Coles take great pride in the restaurant’s ability to provide an elevated, yet memorable hospitality experience and accessible, farm-to-table food to customers that feel like family.
The House of Marigold also maintains a presence on Facebook and Instagram. Cary Stemle profiled The House of Marigold for F & D’s Fall 2024 edition, with photos by Dan Dry.
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