Well, is this or the Slippery Noodle the true oldest bar in the state?…read more I sure hope it's Knickerbocker Saloon, because the place is great. Good drinks, good beer selection, friendly (if seriously busy) bartenders, decent patio and fantastic inside seating. The decor is wonderful - love the belt-driven fans and the tin ceiling. And the food is really good - the pork tenderloin (brought down from sister bar Digby's was a "grown up" version with flavorful marinated meat encased in a nice breading that refused to crumble off, topped with a mustard sauce and house-made cucumber, onion and jalapeño pickles on a brioche bun that stood up to it all. It's not the tenderloin I had as a kid, but it's a delight for a grown-up. I really like this place, and so does my wife.

Had to stop in since I was in the area with some time on my hands. I've been to the bar in Indy…read morethat claims "oldest bar in Indiana" as well. Now, whichever it is, I've been there. The bartender was friendly & attentive. The surprise was that food comes from the bar across the street! There is no kitchen here, but they own the other bar. I got their (bar across the street) namesake burger & chips. Both were very good. I could see going back, but maybe to the bar across the street, since that's where the food comes from anyway.

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.

Amazing coffee and yummy menu as well. The space is cozy and inviting and you will never find a…read moremore caring staff!

Cozy and family style breakfast and cafe. Generous and friendly staffs. Not too far from Purdue…read morecampus. I especially love the couch areas.

Had an amazing date night with my husband and went to see the Silhouettes shadow dancers it was…read moreamazing. The longer center is always a great place to go for a show. They did an amazing job.

I have so many memories of watching movies at this one-time vaudeville theater turned movie theater…read moreturned performing arts center. It's the home of the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra - yes, Lafayette does indeed have a symphony orchestra. Lately they have been booking more musical acts. We went to see some tribute bands here and had a great time. They have also been booking some mid-level acts, including a couple of well-known Christian artists. The venue has a lot of that old vaudeville charm. The original architectural details have been preserved. There is a lobby where alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are served, and you can hang until the show starts. The ushers are all volunteers, believe it or not, and they are super friendly and helpful. The only thing I can think of to criticize is the loudness of the bands we saw. A bit loud for the room, we thought. But we still had a blast!

This restaurant was the choice of my friend who lives in Lafayette! I traveled from Indianapolis…read moreand wanted a restaurant that wasn't a chain. This place was perfect! Our server, Kiera, was friendly, helpful in making recommendations, and efficient. The food was delicious! I loved the shrimp tacos--"chili-dusted shrimp" was flavorful without being spicy. My friend enjoyed the Asian Chicken Lettuce Cups. She completed her meal with the Southwest Veggie Egg Rolls she took some home.) We were celebrating, so we both tried desert! I had the Tres Leches Bread Pudding. It was melt-in-your mouth good. My friend had the deconstructed Key Lime Pie. She enjoyed it, but was full from lunch. Ambiance was quiet enough for a conversation and yet it was bustling. Women's restrooms were spacious on want to speak.

This is still one of my favorite places in Lafayette! I love their patio, portion sizes and food!…read moreRecently I ordered the almond & Parmesan crusted chicken and it was amazing! For $18 I was able to eat 3 meals because the portion was very nice. I would suggest subbing the spinach for the brussel sprouts. The patio is always love to sit on with ample seating and the service has been good on each visit.

We love the Sparrow and are here at least once a week. Great food and service always!read more

Was in town on business and stopped in and had lunch. I've been in several times because of the…read moresandwiches are so great. Bartending staff was awesome. Super friendly and helpful. The bartender asked if I wanted to aïoli with my ketchup which I applied. Oh absolutely and it was delicious burger was pretty good size. I took half at home and ate at the next day. Still tasty.

Everything, good place to go for lectures,shows.etc. Especially X-mass shows, concerts, Comedy…read more and much , much much more!

Excellent place to see a play, concert...maybe not the best for a chemistry test - lol…read more The facility has been around for ages. It is basically a smaller replica of New York's Radio City Music Hall. Despite the history the place was clean and good repair. The host team was friendly and help get all of us convocation goers to our seats.