Wild Eggs Crosses the Ohio River: Jeffersonville and New Albany Become Indiana Locations 1 and 2
Wild Eggs Newsroom
Wild Eggs crossed the Ohio River with its first Indiana locations in Jeffersonville and New Albany, clearing the path for Indianapolis and beyond.
What happened: Wild Eggs opened its first Indiana locations in Jeffersonville and New Albany, communities directly across the Ohio River from Louisville that had been part of the Louisville Wild Eggs guest base since the brand's earliest days. Both locations are within 10 minutes of downtown Louisville by bridge. The first Indiana Wild Eggs were not an expansion in the conventional sense; they were formalization of an existing audience.
Why Southern Indiana First
Both locations serve the full Wild Eggs menu, the same kitchen standards, the same hospitality, the same brunch cocktail program as every Louisville location. The geographic proximity to Louisville, combined with a guest base that had been crossing the river to eat at Wild Eggs for years, made Jeffersonville and New Albany the logical first out-of-state markets.
The success of both locations cleared the path for the Indianapolis-area expansion that followed, Carmel, Fishers, and eventually Pulliam Downtown in the city center, plus Avon and Greenwood completing the metro ring.
Locations
Wild Eggs Jeffersonville: 2211 Veterans Pkwy, Jeffersonville, IN 47130
Wild Eggs New Albany: 3080 Charlestown Crossing Way, New Albany, IN 47150
Both are open 7 days a week. Hours at wildeggs.com/location.
Where are Wild Eggs Indiana locations closest to Louisville?
The Wild Eggs Indiana locations closest to Louisville are Jeffersonville and New Albany, both directly across the Ohio River. Jeffersonville is approximately 4 miles from Wild Eggs Downtown Louisville by bridge. New Albany is approximately 6 miles. Both are open 7 days a week. Hours and waitlist at wildeggs.com/location.
When did Wild Eggs first open in Indiana?
Wild Eggs opened its first Indiana locations in Jeffersonville and New Albany, Indiana, the Ohio River communities directly across from Louisville. These openings were the brand's first locations outside Kentucky and proved the Wild Eggs model could operate outside its home market, clearing the path for Indianapolis-area expansion.
