This is definitely one of coolest N/A shops I've ever been to, actually no, it is the coolest N/A…read moreBeverage shop! First the store is uniquely stocked with THC products, adaptogens, N/A beer, wine, spirits and kombucha. We met the co-owner Summer and she was so nice and informative. Her employee, whom sadly I forgot her name, was also very friendly and helpful. Lastly, the ambiance is so cool and gives you good vibes. They have pinball machines and retro arcade games. There's a little couch and a bar to just chill out and enjoy your beverage. Also, I nice little table and seats are right in front of the store. Generation N/A really has an aura about it.

Everything was so awesome Huge selections, friendly service with warm greetings and good humor …read more This unique and magical shop is must see and try

Great atmosphere and great service. The pork belly was the best I've had.not too salty and was cut…read moreperfectly

Food was tasty, I got a glass of house cab because they were out of ginger beer for mules but it…read morewas tasty! We had the bear fries app, smoked wings (best wings we've had in a long time!), pepperoni & sausage flat bread & breaded haddock entree with brussles - all very good! Waitress was very kind and the outdoor mulch area is wonderful on a nice night! Dog friendly patio is a plus!

Friendly staff and magnificent variety, many popular and unique brands, I found a top notch stash…read moreof Sugar Plum Tarts by Urban Artifact. Dived for an additional six pack of their Teak, a scrumptious citrus mixed nearly as divine as their winter purple brew, I am all for these craft cans. This location is much better organized than the others, about as good as Meijer! Easier to find random brands and types since the mainstream stuff is always so obviously placed. Wish they had a discount and clearance section to move on slow sellers! Nice to see a cash discount but bummer to have confussion all over with prices, lack of labels, no rewards system either to entice me back. But of course I'll be back to get more tarts!

DO NOT USE THIS STORE! We ordered a keg and left a deposit…read morefor both the keg ($31.20) and the tap ($75). Both were returned the next day and in perfect condition. The manager, Maleetah (spelling?) only allowed the clerk to return $95 ($65 and $30). This is a scam! Illegal.

This controversial mural is the work of The Droops, an Indianapolis-based artist collective who…read morewere commissioned by The Spot to do the piece in 2015. It located on the side of the Spot and overlooks their parking lot. It takes up 2 sections of the bar's side wall. The mural is in great shape but as you can see in the photos, its lower park is obstructed by parked vehicles. It is a collogue of random images that include a guillotine, a beer on a folding chair, a tombstone, a skull, a in a bikini with four eyes holding a beer up, a knife, a clown, a bomb, a trumpet, a cigarette butt, a foot, a face being punched by a fist, a hand holding a knife, and an odd character holding a beer while playing a piano. The mural also depicts a naked woman tied to a tree and male genitalia in between a hotdog bun, which caused quite a site as you can imagine. There were calls by the community to have the offensive piece removed, covered up or fenced off. The change.org petition ended with 20 supporters. At one point the Lafayette police issued a warning that artwork was violation of the city's graffiti ordinance. There was a point during all of this that they used a Mike Pence head (who was governor at the time) to cover the male genitalia. Ultimately, the Spot won and the city decided that the mural was not graffiti and did not meet the criteria for a citation. The mural is standing today. Even though there are a lot of images to digest. The artwork is very nice. This is a provocative piece that definitely generates conversation. You can deiced for yourself what your thoughts on the piece are. Parking to get a closer look at the mural is easy, even though it overlooks a parking lot, the lot is kind of tight. There is however, some free parking pretty close to the mural too. Anyway, as with most murals that I have visited and reviewed, this is not a long stop. I was there less than 5 minutes. So, you may want to consider planning out additional stops at many of the other attractions in the area, or making this stop part of a larger itinerary to maximize your time and trip. There of tons of murals to check out in the immediate area.

Good bar with friendly staff. On weeknights it's a chill place that makes good drinks at a decent…read moreprice. They have a turntable and offer to play records if you bring them in. On weekends it can get packed and they open up the dance area with loud music. The vibe is still good, just a lot more going on. The outdoor area is a great place to hang out for a more chill experience on these nights.

Stopped in to pick up some wine for tomorrow's picnic . Good selection of the $15 and under bottles…read morewhich just just what I need for tomorrow. Prices are fair and I can also get the liquor and mixers I need for cocktails and they have a great beer selection including lots of craft beers.

One of the employees was dressed in a filthy costume that looked like a onesie on a Thursday night…read more I asked if he was dressed for breakfast club early and he replied no, I don't support Purdue. When he asked where we were from and I told him Chicago he answered with "You survived Chiraq?" This guy was the rudest employee I have ever experienced in retail.

Horrible store. They refused to serve my stepdad. The cashier said "we don't serve your kind here."…read moreSo we had to go somewhere else. I'm not much of a complainer about stores, I work in retail but I don't refuse to deal with someone different than me

Great find for us as we travelled to Columbus from Indianapolis. Loved everything about it,…read morealthough it was a bit too quiet. Only customers on a Saturday evening. Super friendly service and yummy food.

A quaint and cute café with competitive prices. Nothing is flashy about this café, because it…read moredoesn't need to be. Julieann had been serving vegan food lovers for 10 years. She grows her own veggies. She makes all of her faux meats and cheeses from scratch which is quite impressive. She bakes. She sources small business tea blends (they're lovely) and local beer. My current favorites are the crunchy wrap, the pesto panini, and the chocolate chip banana bread. If you are a vegan food lover travelling through, be sure to stop here. If you are local, be sure to check them out for a spot of tea and lunch, and ask about catering options for events and holidays! I ordered take-and-bake green bean casserole and a turkey roll around Thanksgiving and was not disappointed.

I quite liked the knucklehead burrito! It's not exactly huge but it's decently sized. Also really…read morelike the pico in it which adds a nice juiciness. The burrito is also crispy and grilled! Had it DoorDash so i can not comment on anything other than the food. It was great though and I'd get it again!

Look, I'm a Hoosier. I don't usually step foot in Lafayette unless I'm lost, out of gas, or being…read moredragged against my will. But I wandered into Sixth Street Dive and--don't tell Bloomington--they actually won me over. The burgers are the size of a freshman textbook and taste a whole lot better. Wings? Spicy enough to make me forget I was surrounded by black and gold. And the beer is so cold I almost forgave the guy at the bar for wearing a Purdue hoodie (almost). The vibe is pure dive-bar magic: pool tables, live music, no pretension. Nobody cares if you're a Hoosier, a Boiler, or just a random traveler who took the wrong exit off I-65. By the end of the night, I was laughing, full, and--dare I say it--having a great time in Lafayette. Sixth Street Dive: proof that even behind enemy lines, a Hoosier can still find happiness... as long as the beer's this cold.