Great staff, great food, awesome drinks, beautiful room. Bring 2 wallets, it all comes with a price.

If you judge your dining experience based on how much you spend, you're gonna love this place. However if you base it on the food quality given the price point, you will not be as enamored with it. Last time I got the lobster bisque and it may have been the best I've ever had. I ordered it again and it was terrible. Just terrible. Tasted kind of bitter and was much too dark for a lobster bisque. The side dishes are enormous and they were all ok. The charred broccoli is an entire stalk thrown on a grill. Char on outside, raw on inside. Lovely. My American Wagyu bone-in strip was good, though it tasted no different than prime meat and did cost $95. I would have hoped for better than just 'good'. Family enjoyed most items. I sampled the wedge and really liked that. Probably best part of the meal. Oysters were excellent. Drinks are always good here. They have upgraded their rum list and have some high quality ones now. That's great! Service is always top notch. I will definitely be back for happy hours. The food at this restaurant is good. But when 2 adults and 3 kids drop $800 on a meal, it really ought to be fantastic, not just good. read more

Here for a college visit, we decided to try Boilerhouse Prime. Brooks was our lovely well attentive server. We started with the bread and fresh lobster cocktail. Mains scallops and bass. The bread, lobster and scallops were phenomenal! I highly recommend all 3. My bass although tasty was too pork belly forward which ruined the fish part for me. Gorgeous views and top notch service. The bar area is gorgeous for a drink as well. read more

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Overpriced overpriced overpriced. Had the prime rib and was leathery. The colleagues I went with had steak and the plate had just the steak with no sides, which had to be ordered separately and cost too much read more

We went back two days in a row because of how good the food was. The staff is amazing. The service was a 10/10. Looking out over the golf course was amazing. We tried lot but I would definitely recommend starting with the bread. read more

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We went on New Years. Clearly they were slammed and had key employees not show up according to the manager who apologized profusely. We will give it another shot because of that. We were celebrating our anniversary so it was a special night for us. Our waitress was super but stretched thin so she wasn't as attentive as she probably was on another night. This is a very upscale place. Decor and service reflect that. Good old fashioned steakhouse vibe. Oysters Rockafeller were perfect. Bread was fresh and absolutely delicious. He had American Wagyu Ribeye. I had Steak Oscar. Both were cooked appropriately. Maybe slightly under seasoned as we both added salt which is not typical for us. The Old Fashioned was really good and they had a wide selection of wine/beer and a handful of specialty cocktails. Our 2nd round of drinks was comped due to slow service at the bar and dessert was on the house for our anniversary which we really appreciated. We will definitely go back and try other things on the menu. Our steaks were good but I wouldn't say they were worth the price. $110 for his and $80ish for my Oscar. It was a filet with truffled hollandaise sauce and a scant amount of King Crab. They no longer serve King Crab due to the cost. Strange. If we would pay $110 for a steak why wouldn't we pay for King Crab due but that was a minor detail. I wouldn't say have preferred more crab...give me snow crab. The dessert was delightful. Baked Alaska served table side with plenty of rum. Thank you for making us feel valued and special! read more

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This restaurant has a nice ambiance but there is room for improvement. As a heads up, it's definitely on the pricier side. (e.g. the scallop dish had exactly 3 scallops for what you're paying.) Prices on the menu have also gone up since other Yelper pics of the menu. The bread and butter was delicious. There is a lot of it, so I asked to box up the leftover bread and butter. The waiter took it but definitely did not box up the same amount of bread that I left behind. I only received a fraction of what I expected to be boxed up. The butter was flat out discarded. I would have just boxed it up myself had I known that they'd make sure it would go to waste. Not sure what happened to my actual leftover bread. The waiter was telling me all about the desserts and really played up the baked Alaska. It sounded great and I had my heart set on it after hearing all about how awesome it was and then he came back and said they ran out. It would have been more efficient to check up on inventory before talking up the different menu items. read more

It's hard to write this review without b creating a novel. So I will keep this short: -Facility: gorgeous entry into the raw bar, beautiful! The trip up the stairs was work but nicely constructed; the atmosphere is very dark - too dark for good food pictures & hard to read the menu; everything makes you feel comfortable and relaxed -Service: simply outstanding; everyone professional, attentive and communicated effectively -Dinner Bread: absolutely delicious, soft, buttery; melts in your mouth!! -Caesar salad: very fresh, light on the Caesar dressing taste; anchovies were fresh and outstanding with almost no fishy or salty taste -Onion Rings: uniquely large pieces of onion; mild onion taste; breading thin and tasty but constantly fell off the onion - very annoying -Mac & Cheese: outstandingly creamy and cheesy; love the higher end cheese flavors; noodles cooked nicely; very rich dish -Scallops: tender, moist, perfectly cooked - delicious -Meatball appetizer: delicious beef flavor; very tender & moist; marinara has a rich/thick tomato sauce; grilled bread soft with a slight crunch and buttery -Key Lime Pie: large piece with beautiful presentation: meringue topping fluffy & sweet; lots of creamy, tart, heavenly key lime flavor! BoilerHouse Prime isn't for everyone. It is very expensive. It is a unique dinning experience with a great atmosphere to would be enjoyed by any Boilermaker that loves upscale dinning. read more

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We were in town for a college graduation and wanted to have a nice dinner to celebrate and unfortunately this was not the place. Here is the Good and the bad.... The Good - we were running late due to the college graduation traffic and I called the restaurant to advise we might be late to our reservation ( be advised highly recommend reservations - made ours 2 months in advance for a Saturday evening) and the host was totally understanding and accommodating. The food was very good, the bread - freshly baked, sprinkled with sea salt, fluffy and warm. The butter was whipped which is great so it's not fighting with the bread! The Cesar salad is enough to share and dressed appropriately. Be advised whole Anchovies are on top of the Cesar Salad and Anchovies are in the dressing. Ordered one of the Tomahawk specials 1.5 lb American Waygu- which is cooked to order then brought to the table for presentation and brought back to the kitchen to be sliced, this was shared steak for our table and one of my guest liked their steak a little less pink and the kitchen cooked a couple of the tomahawk slices to her request. Now for the Bad - our server Alexis she was not very good. An Old Fashioned was ordered and never served and we waited to see if it would arrive during our dinner service however no drink at all appeared thankfully we all had water so she was able to have a beverage. When mentioned to Alexis an old fashioned was ordered not only did she question us to ensure it was ordered she made it seem like the request was a figment of our imagination after this was a drink she recommended. Alexis then looked thru her note pad and did see she wrote down the order for the old fashion at this point we had already paid and Alexis says could she bring her the drink we say no so she proceeds to say well next time you are in town the drink is on her after we just got down letting her know we are from out town and her asking if we were celebrating anything and we let her know a graduation. Alexis did not even know if Coke Zero was served, her excuse was the tanks are very small. Very disappointing service. The steak knives are dull and need a to be sharpened especially since this restaurant serves steak. The butter knives cut better than the steak knives. Ordered the Whipped Potatoes and while the seasoning was good I would hardly call them whipped more like mashed and needing more butter. The lacked presentation overall. Needless to say we most likely will not return if in the area again but if I was I would rather go to Indianapolis or Chicago. read more

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Best steakhouse in West Lafayette or Lafayette. So nice to have a high end steakhouse here. It is on the campus of Purdue at the golf complex. A beautiful building. Dinner and service were outstanding. We started with the lobster salad, shrimp cocktail and wedge salad. All were fantastic. The lobster salad was nice for something different if you didn't want shrimp cocktail. The bacon strip on the wedge is quite impressive. Then we had the salmon Wellington, roasted chicken and prime rib. All were excellent. The side of onion rings were huge. The bread service was good, pull apart Parker house rolls. It's a small dining room upstairs from the bar. There is an elevator for those with mobility issues. I highly recommend reservations. read more

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Have been back 4 times and still love the food. The issue has been the level of service. It's not bad, but it definitely is not up to the level of expectations that come with a restaurant of this caliber. Waiting several minutes with empty glasses, finished appetizers without main dishes ordered etc. does not meet expectations for this type of experience. If it was just a singular experience then it would be different, but it's been each visit. 4 groups of colleagues report similar experiences. Service needs to be efficient and attentive, should not be looking around to see where your server is. read more

Didn't live up to the hype. needed sauces or additions. Bone in filet didn't my experience normally has a bit more fat and wasn't so bland. I would go with rib eye or strip next time or just head to Indy for St Elmo. Both pics are filet ordered medium rare. One was practically blue. Service seemed meh non attention to table crumbs, appetizer on table 3 minutes then main courses delivered. Wasn't as "prime"not an experience as we had hoped for. read more

Boilerhouse Prime - Medium rare was closer to blue. Sent it back. - Bars Near Me - West Lafayette, Indiana

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Beautiful place, great ambiance, but didn't quite live up to expectations. At these prices you should be a St Elmos or Gibsons. Oysters-good $78 10oz Barrel cut fillet- ok, dry bland, ordered med rare got medium, just not tasty (Even with $6 thimble of peppercorn sauce.) $22 twice baked potato-good but cmon!!! $22??? $16 wedge salad- good w huge slab of bacon on top. Best part of the meal. 2 $17 glasses of cote du rhone W tax & tip,$200 dinner for 1? Little pricey for W Laf. Waitress was friendly, but overall service was quite slow, But maybe that is by design. Don't get me wrong, I love fine dining and have no problem paying for impeccable service and quality but this wasn't worth $200. Good place for a very special occasions maybe once every couple years and don't mind blowing the wad. I would come back sooner if prices were 25% lower and could justify the expense for this quality. read more

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Sat at the bar and had amazing drinks, food, and conversation with bartenders and guests. A wonderful experience and delicious food. The ambience was fantastic! read more

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My husband and I celebrated our "40th" Anniversary there! Everyone was very friendly and wished us Happy Anniversary! The food was awesome! Service was exceptional! We were treated very special with a complimentary desert and picture of us in a BH frame. read more

Service was impeccable (ask for Ashley) she provided great recommendations. The meat was melting in my mouth I had the NY Strip (medium rare cooked) we highly recommend the creamy spinach and the jumbo asparagus for the sides dish. We didn't have space for desert! read more

All food, service & ambiance. Service was outstanding, the food was amazing & the ambiance was far above average.

Everything about the experience was top notch! A5 steaks were bomb.... We all loved our food and time here. Highly recommend!! read more

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Amazing service from our server, Jamie, the hosts, and managers. The food was exceptional. Filet was excellent, Dover sole was cooked and filleted perfectly. Great drinks. The only thing this place needs is a coat check. We had to keep our winter coats at the table with us, and that wasn't comfortable. It was also very warm in the restaurant, but I am also a menopausal women, so I'm always hot. I would most certainly go back again. Lovely occasion. read more

The food, from starters through dessert, was delicious! Our server, Mckenzie was terrific! read more

This is the kind of spot Lafayette should be thankful to have locally. It's not the kind of place you need to visit every week, but this is a top-tier steakhouse with excellent service. Seafood was very good, whiskey selection and cocktail menu are awesome. Great date-night spot, great spot to impress guests. Go with the Pete Dye and Millionaire Potato's. read more

This is coming from my grandparents: Expensive, expensive, and expensive. Food was pretty decent, service was a little slow at times. The ambiance was really good. However, this is more expensive than most other restaurants, but not as good as other restaurants. Not going back. read more

Exceptional dining experience. Ambiance is wonderful including a beautiful seafood display at the bar. Everything we ate was delicious down to the complimentary bread. They have a great selection of east and west coast oysters, which is a rare find in Indiana. Shrimp cocktail was fantastic. Steak was cooked exactly how I ordered it and lobster tail was large and flavorful. Our waitress Ashley was attentive and knowledgeable. The prices are higher on par with big city steakhouses, but I think you're getting what you pay for. read more

The Ambiance was great the service was wonderful the bread was really good however the main course the steak oscar with king crab on top was subpar I think you can do better Purdue especially when you're a school that touts itself as experts in farming not a very good steak. Cooked medium it was very tender but lacking in flavor and the crab may have been only one bite. Over priced too. read more

I mean yeah this place is nuts. Came here for my brother's graduation and it really hit the spot. Highly recommend getting the mac and cheese and anything with their truffles. Service was also great super nice waitress and even the managers will come up to ask how you're doing. Thank you guys for for making our night special definitely a place I will remember for a LONG time!! read more

First, our service was excellent!! After the great service came our lobster bisque which was one of the best I've had! For my main course I had the waygu bone in sirloin, and it was excellent! The flavor was spot on and I added the peppercorn sauce which enhanced the flavor. Around our table, others had the filet Oscar, prime rib and the Boiler Up (filet with lobster tail). Everyone completely loved their meals! For sides we had the Mac and cheese, whipped Yukon potatoes, broccoli, and onion rings. All were great, but definitely more than enough! Dessert drinks were a pecan old fashioned, Crème Brule, and a Tiramisu drink. Again, all were great! We will definitely be back, and I can't recommend this place enough! read more

The service was amazing but food was mediocre. The bread was amazing but it's a steakhouse and they've got work to do to compare themselves to other upscale restaurants. The steak was dry, flavorless, and there was no steak sauce to support the dryness and blandness of the meat. The server suggested a cheaper cut off meat because of its tenderness, it was quite the opposite. I do appreciate not paying 90 bucks for a filet similar to someone in my party who got a dry piece of meat. read more

We visited for my husbands birthday. It was a wonderful experience. The food and drinks were excellent. Our server, Leza, was wonderful - she made great recommendations, was so friendly, and knew the menu well! read more

The restaurant and the setting are beautiful. The bar is breathtaking and the happy hour is great. These are the best steaks I have had in a long time as they clearly source the best on the market. The rub is perfect and not overwhelming like some steakhouses. Great wine list and cocktails. read more

The food was amazing! Went there on Easter for celebration of family. The waiter, Connor was amazing! He has a great accent and sense of humor. It was a great time and very nice lighting to make the dinner nice. WE LOVE CONNOR! (Good Luck On That Raise) read more

Amazing drinks, food, and service! Sit in the bar area for amazing views of the golf course read more

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This relatively new restaurant (it opened a bit more than a month ago) will soon be known, if it isn't already known, as the highest-end place in the Lafayette area. It is expensive (the online menu on the restaurant's website does not list prices, bringing to mind the old adage that if you have to ask, you can't afford it) but the quality of food is generally excellent, as is the service (we had a whole team of servers, all of whom did their job very well. The only one of the servers I remember by name was our waitress Leza, who was outstanding). My wife and I went here for dinner along with our daughter, our SIL, and seven-year old granddaughter several days ago to celebrate one of our birthdays. I had been hoping to eat on their outdoor patio but due to construction delays it had not yet opened (although it may well be open now). Upon being seated we were served a plate of really delicious Parker House rolls with what seemed like homemade butter. (We got a second plate on the house, and were told that subsequent plates would cost five dollars each. I don't know whether we would have gotten two plates of complimentary rolls if we hadn't been two families. In any event, an order of these rolls is certainly worth five dollars.) We started out with two appetizers that we split among the five of us: the truffle honey burrata and a roasted Wagyu meatball ($18 each). Both were quite tasty and good-sized, though I don't think the meatball was improved by being doused in tomato sauce. Perhaps it would have been better if the sauce had been on the side. For entrees, I had the prime rib ($58), my wife had the salmon wellington ($42), my daughter the scallops ($42), my SIL the sea bass ($37), and my granddaughter had buttered noodles ($12). There is no printed kid's menu, but when we asked our server if there was one, she verbally listed about half a dozen items for kids. (The only other one I remember now is chicken tenders.) Since entrees do not generally come with side dishes, we ordered two to share: the whipped potatoes ($12) and the "billionare's twice baked potato" ($22). The food ranged, I would say, from very good to outstanding. (In the "outstanding" category, I would put the salmon wellington, buttered noodles, and scallops.) Of the items just mentioned, the one weak link, I think, was the twice baked potato, which was a very, very good baked potato with cheese and shaved truffles, but which didn't seem to me to be worth 22 dollars. Not only was the food tasty, but the portions were large: my prime rib, for example, was 16 ounces, and I wound up getting not only a leftover meal from it, but three of them. The side dishes are all easily enough for two people, perhaps three. I have some specific suggestions, both for prospective patrons and for the restaurant. Taking the latter first: since you have salmon wellington on the menu, why not think about adding beef wellington as well? That's one of my favorite dishes and I don't know of any place in the area that serves it. Also, when we were seated, we were asked if we were celebrating any special occasions; we told her about the birthday, and she said "happy birthday" at the end of the meal, but when she began the meal by asking the question I wondered if there was going to be a free dessert or something for the birthday person. It's not really a big deal, but it seems like a letdown to ask a question like this that provokes false hopes. And the suggestion for prospective diners: join the Loyalty Club a few days before your visit. I did this soon after the restaurant opened and received a $25 credit as some kind of signing bonus (I don't know if this was an opening special or if it is routinely done). Loyalty members also get a point for every dollar spent, and a $25 credit when you reach 250 points. Conclusion: a restaurant of this quality is a valuable addition to the Lafayette dining scene. This may not be a place for a casual family dinner, but it seems like an excellent venue to celebrate a special occasion, or to take somebody out to dinner who is being recruited for a position somewhere. We'll certainly be back. read more

The story of a $22 Baked Potato Finally got to try the newest steakhouse in West Lafayette, Indiana on May 1, 2025. This is clearly a place to go for special occasions. The service is phenomenal and the location is lovely. I recommend you get a table by the windows and watch the sun set over the golf course as you dine. More thoughts: Ambience: the restaurant is on the second floor of a two-story golf clubhouse. (The main floor has a casual bar and a pro shop.) The restaurant interior is dark and sparsely decorated. It has a fire feature wall, an interior wall with a few well-lit Purdue momentos, and two walls with large windows. You may find yourself positioned to face a flat black plain wall, thus my suggestion to get a seat by the windows. At first, I thought the restaurant was small, but then I realized diners sit in three areas: the main dining room, tables by the bar, or a smaller dining room next to the kitchen. This makes it feel more intimate. There are both tables and booths and we sat at a booth. It was very comfortable even though I fought with the table cloth getting in and out. Food: my friends got the filet mignon and I got the prime rib. We shared the "billionaire's" twice baked potato and the onion rings. Today I learned that "shareable sides" is a thing. Because honestly, I couldn't figure out why the baked potato was $22. Turns out it was 1.5 lbs of potato cheesy goodness. Still, I'm not a fan of this new trend because it makes the bill harder to split. And you spend the first moments of your dinner divvying everything up. The filets were seasoned well and cooked exactly as ordered. The prime rib was just fine, nothing special. If I were to come back, I would definitely order the filet mignon. It was really good. Skip the onion rings...I mean, they photograph well, but they didn't taste any better or worse than onion rings from a diner. And they were harder to eat. (See pic). My friend got chocolate cake for dessert. The frosting was fabulous, but the cake was dry. If you want good chocolate cake, drive up Northwestern to the Bryant. Service: Service is top class. The wait staff were experienced and well trained. I was also surprised at the number of servers. We had a main server, a person to fill our water glasses, a person to bus, a manager to check on us, a person to deliver our food, and a different person to deliver our drink from the bar. It didn't seem efficient and created quite a bottleneck at the entrance to the main dining area, which is shared by the customers. This is more of an observation that a complaint. I'm guessing some of these people were trainees. One last note: the servers pack up your leftovers for you so you don't have to scrape your plates into a Styrofoam container at the end of the night. Classy! Parking: you can self-park for free or valet park for $7. We arrived at 5:45 pm and the parking lot was full! There's backup parking across the street/roundabout, but it's a harrowing walk. Price/value: I've included photos of the menu so you won't experience sticker shock upon arrival. Boilerhouse Prime is EXPENSIVE. I personally don't think it was worth it, but there are some reasons to try it. It's new and fun (see bar). It's fancy, so a great place to celebrate a birthday or anniversary. The steak is great and hey, maybe you need to impress someone? Our bill for 10 oz filet, 16 oz prime rib, 1.5 lb baked potato, onion rings bigger than your head, an old fashioned cocktail, and 20% tip totaled $220. That's $110 each. It's also two weeks worth of groceries for us. Honestly, the cost was so high, it made it hard to enjoy - even though we knew ahead of time that it would be pricey. The food quality and service deserve five stars but I'm taking a star off for their pricing structure. read more

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High expectations - reality fell short. Staff at bar was unprofessional and heard quite a bit of profanity. Ordered a barbera and received a barolo (2x price from same winery) - we were celebrating an anniversary so looked past it. Never received our salad and waited on our waiter many times after him telling us that two servers had been sent home. Will likely give it a second chance but first impression didn't hit the mark. read more

The food was very good, the cocktails were delicious, service was amazing. The one thing I need to add while the food and drinks were good, just prepare to spend a good amount of money read more

The food was beyond excellent -- but the service? Even better. Karen brought a rare blend of professionalism and warmth. Attentive without hovering. Knowledgeable, without the script. Genuine hospitality that made the night feel special. In a brand-new space still finding its rhythm, they were already in perfect stride. A standout experience -- because of someone who clearly loves what they do. Karen went above & beyond getting the hostess to give us a tour of the private space we booked for graduation after our meal. We are so excited to be coming back soon!! read more

Excellent service, great drinks, great meals. We would skip on the millionaires baked potato (I think that's what it is called) in the future, though. Beautiful restaurant read more

Restaurant to have a lovely evening. Nice atmosphere restaurant high scale away from the city. The staff very knowledgeable of the food courses and excellent service. read more

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Service/ambiance was very nice. There were some great appetizers. Lobster bisque, wagyu on the hot stone was amazing. Everyone in our party ordered a steak and they were mediocre. Very disappointed given the price. read more

We just had drinks and dessert. The food was excellent. The key lime pie was homemade from scratch. Service was excellent. Very friendly and good conversation. I love the atmosphere was so relaxing. Beautiful views of golf course. Definitely be coming back read more