The Publick House is, by far, the best restaurant in Lafayette. Others come close if you're craving…read moreother foods, but you really can't beat the wonderful and simple food that William Oliver's offers. To start off- it's a pretty simple location. It's actually quite easy to miss with Teocalli having way more business just one street down. It's got a lovely interior with lots of wood and a nice rooftop patio. Walking in, I wouldn't think much of it. The menu is relatively simple with some appetizers, salads, hot dogs, sandwiches, and some other things. Where this place shines is their bacon, and by extension their sandwiches. Multiple people I've gone with have said the JGBLT is the best sandwich they've ever had. It's certainly up there for me, just behind panino I've had in Italy. It's nothing complicated, but each part of the sandwich is so well done that the finished product is understated and overwhelming. So good. It's also the perfect portion, every time. It doesn't seem to matter how hungry I am when I come in. They have an excellent beer list with lots of things to choose from. The whiskey menu is absolutely insane, and the whiskey flights are necessary to digest it. A small thing that is really nice- their sodas. It's not just coca cola or Pepsi products- they have craft sodas, which are really excellent. Additionally, you can get their non alcoholic cocktails for the same price as just a soda, which is lovely. The daily specials are always fantastic and a good way to get something unexpected. I will be extremely sad when I have to move from Lafayette, as this restaurant is one of my favorites in the world.

The ambiance here is beautiful. The service was excellent. And the food was amazing. The only…read moredisappointment was the size of the portions. If I'm spending $16 on a bowl, it shouldn't be the size of a side dish. My daughter got the plain baked potato and I was just expecting it to be much bigger than it was for the price. I had the Bossy Pig bowl and it was absolutely delicious. Probably one of the best bowls I've ever had. My husband was happy that they have a vegetarian chili.

The food and service here is beyond--they run a tight ship! The flavor/serving to price ratio is…read moreperfect and it is comfort food at its finest. The green chili philly is my favorite--it's asinine how good it is-- and that is neck and neck with the Nashville hot chicken plate. My kiddo loves the mac and cheese and there is always something new and unique to try. They have zeroed in on what they do best and it shows...(tastes?). I'm glad to see their food trucks at the concerts I work, and the staff is so kind every time I interact with them. They have my highest recommendation, and I look forward to their continued success.

Tucked away in a strip mall and def worth a visit! Curly fries are awesome! Crispy but not…read moreovercooked. Veggie tacos are solid. Turkey pesto sandwich could have used more pesto.

Finally got a chance to check them out. It's located off Pine St in the back of the building Verde…read moreis in. It's next to Tilt. A decent amount of parking right there. No indoor seating but a few tables outside. We ordered our food inside at the register and they brought it out when it came up. Beware, they get a fair amount of pickup orders that can cause a delay for your food at peak hours. Got a Chicago dog that was great. It's not on a poppyseed bun but a Texas toast type bun. Very good and fresh. The pickle spear was cut thin making it easier to eat with the dog. Also got pretzel bites with beer cheese and mustard and the mozzarella squares. Big portions of both. Everything was fresh and hot. We'll be back!

After trying to get a hold of them for take out and getting no response i decided to come to the…read morelocal place instead and get a hot dog,the Food was a solid 7.5/10 The weenie didn't really stand out neither the fries just tasted a like a regular hot dog with over steamed bun.They did add a good amount of condiments such as pickles, onion,tomatoes ,ketchup and mustard,The Ambiance of the place was pretty cool it's all outside sitting great to go in the summer for sure and they share a bathroom with the surrounding areas which was fairly clean.Im giving them this rating because they were very nice and got my food to me quick and although they were pretty pricey the food backed that pricing,Would try it again if i got the funds and appetite for hotdogs !

Overall good. 6 wings for $15 bucks. Fine. But it should be half drumettes and half wingettes. We…read moregot 1 drumette. Never again.

My friends & I were staying in the area and looking for a casual spot to eat. Luckily this was in…read morewalking distance. The sound and the joy gave off such a great vibe immediately when walking into this establishment. This review is based on a sit down dinner and a take out on another night because our sit down was so good! Here's all that we tried: POST CHEDDAR BISCUITS - hot and cheesy - these were not as flakey as they looked like they were going to be. Not bad, but nothing to write home about. ROASTED BRUSSELS SPROUTS - sweet and spicy peppers, garlic mojo, cotija cheese | *a portion of sales from this item go to Zero Foodprint -- an org working to combat climate change in the food & beverage industry - these were good, great crispiness, char was flavorful and the sauce was sweet and tangy. Subsequently, I made a hash for breakfast with leftovers from here and these proved to be GOOD flavoring. GREEN CHILE BISON SAUSAGE BOARD (LAFAYETTE) - Rock river bison sausages, hard boiled eggs, dill pickles, bread and butter pickle relish, baked baguette, peach honey mustard - I'm a sucker for charcuterie, the bison sausage was so delicious, I ordered another after we finished the first. This also went into the next day hash! FRIED HALF CHICKEN - our famous gluten free fried chicken, choice of side, pickles, and a biscuit - ordered this on or second visit (takeout night) and did not regret a thing. It was fantastically fried to crispy perfection. The chicken was juicy and tasted like they brined it in pickle juice. CHICKEN TENDERS - all natural tenders, breaded and fried, served with ranch - good chicken, also went into the hash. OG POST BURGER*- american cheese, bacon onion jam, special sauce, griddled sourdough english muffin & fries - good burger, personally, I'd appreciate better cheese! QUINOA & KALE - quinoa, kale, arugula, roasted sweet potatoes, pickled red onions, roasted tomatoes, cucumbers, toasted sesame and sunflower crunch, lemon tahini dressing - the dressing MADE this salad, good job Chef! PUEBLO GREEN CHILE MAC & CHEESE - nothing spectacular, I would have liked this with more green chile and a better cheese base. The parking isn't a lot, but it didn't seem like people had trouble at all. We walked. It's a great little neighborhood restaurant. As I said early on, it was tasty enough to warrant a second visit!

Grabbed a sandwich for lunch one weekday. No wait, quick service and tasty sandwich. It was huge…read morethough. Enjoyed the other half the next day. The new owners streamlined the menu, which I find easier. A gem downtown Lafayette!

Wonderful place to go during hot summer days! Unique water fountain outside and a take a book near…read moreby! Love this place and would highly recommend, especially the flavors and options of GF.

The best chili dogs around by far! Did I mention they're only $3? They also sell Boulder Brats…read morew/kraut for $5. Did I also mention the ladies working are amazing and show wonderful customer service. Where else can you get a lunch for under $10 and walk away full?

Convienent Overpriced more expensive then any other food…read morestand at other Home Depots + Plus he has balls to charge extra for sauerkraut.

I bought a cheddar brat from them last night during the firework show. I have been up since three…read moreAM puking so hard I burst a blood vessel in my eye. This was all I ate last night and no nothing is worth this stomach pain nausea and diarrhea. Don't ever eat here! This is my first time having food poisoning where I can't drink water because I just throw up more and the absolutely horrifying stomach pains.

Decided to give a third location a try just in case the other two were bad…read more I get my burgers plain and well done, just cheese, burger patty and bun. As with the last two Five Guys, again the burger was completely devoid of any kind of flavor. None whatsoever. The fries? Awesome. The peanuts? Great The burgers - expensive and tasteless, a great combo. As with my previous visits, after two bites I tossed the burger as it wasn't worth the calories. Apparently their fans must love the toppings because the cheese and burger patty alone taste like nothing at all. Two stars because the order was accurate, for what that's worth.

Coming in on an off time I got to see the workers catching up and doing their jobs. I had no…read moreproblem with the service, food or hospitality. They were cleaning and organizing. While enjoying some friendly conversations. I really came for their fries and they were still bomb. No problems here at this fast food joint.

Just wanted to share another great experience at Birdhouse, still one of our faves! My daughter and…read moreher fiancé wanted comfort food last night, so we went to Birdhouse and, like always, left totally satisfied. We got the Birdhouse Flight to start--guac, five-cheese queso, and their birdhouse salsa (a tasty, mild tomatillo). Seriously, it's the best way to start your meal. For dinner, we all had ramen. I went for the Hellfire with extra bok choy. This ramen is no joke. If you want something spicy, this is it. The chili sauce, flakes, and oil really bring the heat. The kids got the Tonkotsu, which was amazing as usual--great broth and super tender meat. I had my spicy ramen with a Juicy Bits from WeldWerks, perfect combo. Seriously, it's some of the best ramen and service around North Denver. Whether it's for a special day or just a chilly night. Birdhouse is always good. I totally recommend it!

As a big ramen fan, Birdhouse was a pleasant surprise for me. I've had ramen at practically all the…read morewell known spot in Denver, from Katsu Ramen to Ramen Star (RIP) to Tokio. So it was shocking that I found such a good bowl out here in Erie. I got the Hellfire Ramen, a tonkotsu-based ramen served with their house spicy sauce, chili oil, pork shoulder, and a soft boiled egg. The broth was rich and flavorful, the spice level was perfect (quiet hot but still maintaining a good balance of flavors), and the pork shoulder was tender but still has a bit of nice toothsomeness. Overall, this was an excellent bowl of ramen comparable to any of the top spots in Denver. The only slight downside is that the broth was just a tough too salty for my liking, and I would've preferred a soy marinated egg over a soft boiled egg. They have other ramen here was well, such as a chicken-based shio ramen, a regular tonkotsu, and a Thai curry ramen. I definitely would return to try the other ramen. If the other items on this menu is as tasty, I wouldn't hesitate to give them 5 stars.

Sadly, the French Twist closed, however happily Michael…read moreDeBoer is at POR, off the charming Main Street of Louisville. He's suppose to be bringing out a new menu of tapas and other luscious items. Can't wait to see what this innovative and creative Chef has to offer.

This was my first, but certainly not last, visit to this new food truck, open less than 3 weeks,…read morewhich I heard about from a Yelp friend. If they can keep up this quality of food and service, they will certainly be a success, even in a town not particularly location friendly to food trucks. Boulder has a lot of ordinances regarding these endeavors and rightly so in many ways. Pearl Street can not be clogged with trucks and the local businesses who have set up on the Mall at exorbitant rental rates need to have a fair chance to survive. But there is a lot of potential in the business parks and other locations the city is considering. The food from this truck might convince the powers that be! The thing that makes this truck easy to access and not just a random encounter is the incredibly detailed schedule and location calendar on their website. Do check it out and see if they will be near you. Not only are they doing lunch at business parks but they are venturing out to many breweries and events in the evenings, some well outside of Boulder. The lack of this has been the failing of several well liked trucks that I have tried to find in the past. An accurate and reliable calendar is a must. On to the food. I really wanted a savory crepe for lunch since they are not easy to come by in a casual lunch in Boulder any more. Today's crepe was ham, cheese and spinach. The crepe was freshly made to order, all of the ingredients were fresh, tasty and hot and melty, the crepe itself, perfectly browned but not tough or burned. Finding that point between under and over cooked is something I care about. This was just perfect. Wrapped in a traditional easy to hold paper wrapper, full enough to satisfy, but not drippy or messy to eat. The price was $10, but that included the tax, so I think it was fair for the serving. There was a simple dessert crepe for $7. They have several drinks available, all good choices with french food, several flavored Pelllegrino varieties, Perrier, and Mexican Coke. The most popular item being ordered by people in line today was the Croque Madame, a pretty big meal for a lunch for me, but I will find the truck on a day when I am super hungry and give it a try. I do love these when properly made. If it turns out to be as good as the crepe, I could see 5 stars in their future. Here is their web address to make finding them easy, http://thetwisttruck.com