The food was outstanding, the beer was good, and the service was excellent!…read more Blockhead is definitely worth visiting! My wife had sushi also and she loved it!

I love the beer here, especially if they're hazy beer. Four out of five stars for the beer. We…read moregot the happy hour pricing for the beer since it was between three and 5 o'clock. I ordered the Smashburger because the server told me it was the best burger in town. It may have been the best burger in town because I have nothing to compare it to, but it was not good. It was the special for the day. It was $15 for the burger and fries. I ordered it without onions. It came with a lot of shredded lettuce and sauce between the bottom bun and the burger. I was not a fan of the amount of sauce that came with this burger. The burger itself did not have any flavor. It looked like there was some pepper in the meat, but I could not taste anything. The brioche bun disintegrated in my mouth after each bite. My experience with a bun like this is it was either frozen or it is stale. Not sure why the bun was bad since it was their special that day. I chose poorly with a burger. Every other time I went, I got the Yakisoba noodles with short rib ribs. The noodles with the short ribs are the best in town and probably the best in Northwest Indiana.

We were traveling through the area and thought it was a brewery, but it's really a tap room of some…read morecentral Indiana breweries! Amazing space!!

Honestly, 10/10. Cute little brewery we've driven past a couple times while on vacation and decided…read moreto stop in. Good drinks. Good bartenders. Clean bathroom. What more could a girl want. Special bonus for having metazoa beers cheaper than what I could get at metazoa. Sure it was a can instead of draft but that's still a HUGE WIN.

I am a partaker of the alky hall, so I thought that Generation NA was not really for me. But this…read morenon-alcoholic beverage store has so much more than alcohol-removed beer and wine. They also have kombucha, THC beverages, drinks with mushrooms and adaptogens, and other fun drinks. Despite my booze-inclusive lifestyle, I can recognize when a place that's not made for me is really freaking cool. All of you teetotalers in Lafayette are lucky, because Generation NA is amazing and has so many non-alcoholic beverages to enjoy. They even have slushies! You gotta love this place. Mostly, this is a grab-and-go store for all of your non-alcoholic beverage needs. Just pop in and be amazed by the quantity and quality of the NA bevs available to you. The people who work here are also very friendly and helpful, so they can direct you to your perfect drink, if you're unsure.

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.

Great place to go to watch a band and have a few drinks! Very welcoming from the staff! Made new…read morefriends! Will definitely go back!!

Rude bartender who wouldn't take her face out of her phone. Terrible pool table, 6 pool sticks that…read morewere all broken. Will never go back. Pete S. from South Bend also reviewed this place but Yelp has chosen not to post his review so I thought I would do it for him. He gave this place 1 star. "Worst experience ever, the owners are the rudest people ever... Will never come back here again.."

Funny little quirky coffee shop and bar. Lots of touristy knick knacks to look at and buy. Good…read morecoffee. Friendly staff. Worth a visit.

Great atmosphere. Great people! If you're rilling through…read moreLogansport, I highly recommend stopping in and chilling for awhile.

This place is a great hole in the wall in a small town. The staff is fun and friendly, drinks are…read morecold, and the crowd is a great time. I must look young because I got my ID checked three different times when getting a drink / walking around.

There comes a time once a summer season where a group of 6-10 F**kin' Illinois People (FIPS, as I…read morehear we are referred to) migrate from the bustling city of Chicago to the small beach town known as Monticello, IN. You see, a large group of us college friends living in the city, and some new friends we've picked up along the way, enjoy visiting our friend from college working her dream job in the dreamy Hoosier State. Our plan is simple: travel by car to the land of "two-bedrooms with parking, a yard, in-unit washer/dryer, and a dishwasher for $400 a month", load up on sustenance, cruise on the boat in Lake Shafer all day, get silly, take over a bar, and make decisions that should only be made by freshman college girls. Our usual poor decision spot closed a few months ago and, this time around, Sayler's became our latest watering hole debacle. And so begins my open letter to Sayler's. Dear Sayler's, Thanks for gracefully dealing with the presence of by 6 FIPS and our 4 local friends this past weekend. From the moment we hit the boat at 11AM Saturday morning we knew that any establishment in the Monticello area would be "happy" to have us as patrons. Your close proximity to our home base made you an easy target for our debauchery and fun that we surely brought. Your $12 beer buckets and less than $3 shots insured that we would be even more fun than we already were by giving us crazy amounts of liquid courage. This helped us negotiate with the DJ when choosing songs for the bar (we were sad to find out he did not have "Midnight Train to Georgia"), populate what was a vacant dance floor, and demonstrate to the rest of the bar patrons how to do planking exercises in multiple places throughout the bar. I can only hope that we were not only a fun presence to be around, but that we also taught your customers important fitness techniques. Although we felt we may have overstayed our welcome by the end of the night (thanks to the girl who tried to "start something" in the bathroom with a friend), thankfully we had one friend who was able to keep us in check, offer a shield or protection, and help us get on our merry way. We still hope you welcome us back the next time you are in town. Signed, Me PS Terri, I hope you had a great 50th birthday party. We sure had fun!

This is amazing place. They just added burgers and they are amazing. And the beer is absolutely…read morefantastic. The brewer knows how to do his thing. We will be returning.

Stopped by the Northside Bar & Grill in Rensselaer, Indiana yesterday ....Got the Tuesday…read moreTenderloin Special - 1/2 of the regular sized sandwich , tots and a can of pop for $10 .. Damn tasty breading with juicy pork inside...I'd definitely go back and you should stop by and judge for yourself.

If you ever find yourself within a 50‑mile radius of Rensselaer, IN, hit the brakes and get…read moreyourself to Northside Bar and Grill. Trust me -- their "Hammered Hog" pork tenderloin is about to become the stuff of legend. I'm from Bloomington, IL -- land of tenderloins so big they barely fit on the plate (looking at you, Schooners). So when I say this one is worth crossing state lines for, I mean it. The "Hammered Hog" is pounded flatter than my wallet on payday, seasoned like grandma's Sunday dinner, and so tender it could make you question your loyalty to your hometown tenderloin. It's a hidden gem -- or maybe a hidden hog? Either way, pull over, grab a seat, and get ready to loosen your belt. You'll thank me later. Kudos to Amber F. with the welcoming service and recommendations!

So the beer here is really good. They are constantly changing it up too so you get to try a lot of…read morekinds of you come here enough. They have free popcorn too. Worst part is that it is tiny. There is barely enough room to get the tables and stools in, not to mention people. Luckily, the good beer outweighs the lack of space. Maybe they will get a bigger place someday. They need it considering the popularity of their establishment.

Four Fathers is a hole in the wall that you might drive by several times and not notice. Eagle eyes…read moreserved well today. The interior is a shoe box with a few bar seat style tables and a half door opening where you order. A complimentary popcorn machine is set up by the tables. On tap are only a half dozen beers but that's fine by me. When you run across a joint this size you want to see them concentrate on a small selection and get them right. I had the pleasure of a couple free pours today, Abolition and British Ugly. Abolition, a robust porter, warmed my heart...so I bought a growler to go. British Ugly, a mild English ale, was nearly as good. If I had the time I would have done it the right way and ordered a flight, but we had other fish to fry. I enjoyed their small/local approach. If you find yourself in this neck of the woods do yourself a solid and pay these fathers a visit. Cheers!

Rugie's Dugout will catch your eye from the outside and then knock you out by what they're offering…read moreyou inside. They have all the... ahem... bases covered here! We stopped in with a small group (11 of us) around 7:00p on a Friday and secured the last two tables available. The service was a tad slow from the get-go but when our waitress came around for drink orders it was firing it all cylinders! (I wish I could remember her name but she did say her sister owns the place) She was an absolute pro and took care of everything we could've asked for without hesitation. She was a treat! Oh, and I feel like she created their POS system b/c she knew how to make that thing bend to her will! The menu seems small but it is packed with all kinds of things that anyone would be able to find something. I went with the Mango Habanero wings and they were delicious! Someone else went with the Home Run sandwich and raved about it. Needless to say, everyone was more than happy with their orders! The dining room was also a pleasant experience. Not quiet but also not loud, the perfect amount of ambiance to feel like a typical sports bar (with more restaurant feel than bar). There are ample tables of all sizes and plenty of TVs, plus a jukebox (which was turned off for "dinner time", which was perfect). We absolutely loved our experience at Rugie's and cannot wait to return again next time we're in the area.

Hate to do it but they went from 5 stars down to 1 star great food and service the first time…read morecouldn't say enough about how great this place was. Nope I was wrong had the chicken wrap again the second time Horrible completely drenched in oil couldn't eat it they didn't offer to fix it or anything very very disappointing. Didn't ask if we would like refills very sad to say we probably won't be back again