Jeffersonville City Guide

Local food includes Southern comfort, BBQ, and American classics. International options like Mexican, Italian, and Asian are available. Vegan and vegetarian options are increasing. Late night choices are limited mostly to fast food and some bars.

Nightlife centers on bars and pubs downtown. The scene is relaxed and suits the city's size.

Growing coffee scene with independent shops and emerging third-wave cafés.

Tipping is expected in service industries. Restaurants usually 15-20%, same for taxis and other services.

SIM cards are sold at carrier stores (AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile) and electronics shops. Verizon and AT&T have good coverage. eSIMs are offered by major carriers. No ID needed for prepaid.

Mostly clean streets downtown and in neighborhoods. City offers recycling and waste pickup.

Limited 24/7 services, mostly some gas stations and fast food. Few 24/7 pharmacies.

Large supermarkets like Kroger, Meijer, and Walmart Supercenter carry international products. Stores usually open from 6 AM to 11 PM and many stay open Sundays and some holidays.

Most businesses take credit and debit cards. Cash is accepted but cards are preferred for convenience.

ATMs are easy to find at major banks and convenience stores. Out-of-network fees usually range from $2.50 to $5.00.

Schools are mainly in the Greater Clark County Schools district with instruction in English. Contact schools directly for admissions and waitlist info.

Small digital nomad presence with limited coworking. Some networking through local business groups. Coffee shops offer Wi-Fi but not nomad-focused.

Good access to parks like Warder Park and Ohio River Greenway with shaded walking areas.

Popular running spots include Ohio River Greenway and Big Four Bridge. Generally safe with good air quality.

Gyms and fitness centers are available, including popular chains.

Public tennis courts in parks and schools, usually first-come, first-served.

Padel courts are not common.

Yoga studios offer various styles with drop-in options and English-speaking instructors.

Dojo options include Taekwondo, Karate, boxing, and BJJ. English-speaking instructors are common.

Closest ski resorts are several hours away, like Paoli Peaks or Perfect North Slopes.

Kayaking and paddleboarding on the Ohio River, rentals available seasonally. Sailing and windsurfing are rare.

No ocean access; surfing not available.

No diving; limited freshwater diving possible hours away.

Good quality care is available at hospitals like Clark Memorial Health. Emergency services use 911. Pharmacies like CVS and Walgreens are common, some with drive-thru. Staff usually speak English.

Tap water meets federal and state standards and is safe to drink.

Many parks and playgrounds like Warder Park and RiverStage. Family-friendly dining and attractions like the Aquatic Center and Falls of the Ohio State Park.

Generally accepting with legal protections. Nearby Louisville offers a larger scene.

Pet-friendly with parks and a dog park. Veterinary care is available. Pet-friendly lodging and dining are growing.