Probably the best ambience at West Lafayette. The restaurant is well decorated and well organized,…read morefeels like high end. The servers are basically Purdue students and they were very professional, prompt and welcoming. Definitely some place where you should come with out of town/state date to impress them. All their offerings are 3 course meals. A salad or soup, an entree and a dessert. I tried their salad, Atlantic cod fish with some veggies and fresh fruit as the salad. I verified from the server that they don't use alcohol to cook. They had some interesting desserts, but did not try from concern of non-halal ingredients. Their food taste was overall good but the portions are not enough. I was hungry even after lunch.

Nice sit down full service restaurant on Purdue's campus which is run by Hospitality students. I…read morehad s nice experience here with the restaurant. It was nice to sit down to a hot, well made full service meal on a campus full of student food choices. I had the Italian special, which was their daily special today. The pasta was well cooked, slightly on the bland side but once I salted it m, it was great. There were a lot of pieces of shrimp and plenty of fresh spinach in the bowl. The serving was a good size and also came with two mini cannoli. The cannoli was the highlight of the meal. Delicious cream, not too sweet loaded with chocolate chips and the perfect size. Service was also good, it's nice to be waited on instead of doing a cafeteria style meal. I'd recommend this restaurant if you're looking for a "better" meal at Purdue.

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

Delicious garden scramble. Served directly by the sweet lady who cooked it. The atmosphere is very…read morehomey.

Two Guys Bakery is a popular bakery based in Brookston. This Saturday, they were set up at the…read moreZionsville Farmer's Market. They were selling artisan breads, bagels, cookies, colorful donuts and other enticing pastries. I saw the line of people buying cinnamon rolls and breads, so I had to check them out for myself. The cinnamon rolls ($6) are enormous with a boatload of sweet icing atop rings of delicious cinnamon. There was easily enough to share between several people. Service was friendly and fast. They accept credit cards or cash. I'm glad to see them adding some sweetness in Z'ville. I'll try the bread next week and report back.

Ideal brunch and bakery combo, wasn't quite sure they did much of a breakfast given a trick to find…read morephotos but glad I can share more! The staff, atmosphere, and food reached all the even decent expectations for a small down eatery. Timed the Easter sale for fifty percent off all desserts and breads too! Sadly not much gluten or low sugar but we ignored the nutrition conscious for the day. The BLT and breakfast platter scored. Both fresh and easy to eat, can easily recommend!

Overall a tasty quick dining spot, line hasn't ever been too long, enough options to satisfy…read moremainstream diets but limited on cuisine and gluten and dairy free. Wheelchair accessible, clean bathrooms, and friendly staff make this a popular campus run for the dorms. Funny to see Purdue brag lie about their modern cred while presenting plastic and styrofoam all over their dining courts, I even overheard a senior manager, during my coffee break, who mentioned to another colleague that Purdue refuses to pay dishwashers fair which has resulted in generating insane amounts of waste. I believe it. On the good side, food is done well enough at Ford. Meal swipes are easy enough to use. Parking is a joke but again that's Purdue and modern corporate junk's new twisted games of playing both sides of what has been working fine and crowbarring in what we are suppose to start using even though no one asked for it, needs it, or will utilize all the expensive bike paths as they steal parking.

The food was so good. Employees were so nice They gave me excellent service. They did not be in…read moreambience. I just love the place coming again tomorrow!

Damn homie. This place is fantastic…read more Parmesan truffle fries were about perfect. Don't see how these could be improved. Wagyu sliders involved bacon jam with pimento cheese. This is not something I normally would order. But sometimes I decide to order the most "unlike me" menu item just to see if I'm an idiot. Pleased to say I was indeed an idiot. Those things were off the freakin' chain. Pimento cheese is sometimes very bad, but this chef knows how to pick ingredients. Very good drink options. Main downside of this place is how tiny it is. I believe there are four 4-top tables, and the rest are 2-tops. Tough place for a double date. Make a reservation like we did! Drinks, food, or both, this is an easy five-star based on our first dining visit.

I went here with friends for dinner. The bartender on duty when we arrived was super friendly…read more She made great recommendations. I had the pomegranate cosmopolitan. My friends ordered the Smokey marshmallow martini and the pear martini. All three were great. Shift changed happened so we had a different bartender for our second round. One friend switched to wine. I ordered a second cosmo and other friend a second pear martini. Both because we enjoyed the first ones. My cosmo had a bitter aftertaste but I was able to drink it. Friend's drink had way too much lemon and she did not finish 1/2 of the drink. The food was good. Mushroom risotto was great. It came with our steak tip appetizer and we liked it so much we ordered more as sides with our dinner. One friend had the surf and turf. She said it was really good. Seasoned well and cooked perfectly. I had the chicken parm sliders. Flavor was nice but meat was a little dry. The place is cute, warm, and friendly. I'd suggest a few more four top tables. The majority of seating is two tops and a couple six+ tops. I am going back again. It was a pleasant experience. It is a fairly new place so I want to give them time to take reviews and suggestions to tweak things. I want to give a four star, but the inconsistency in the drinks was a bummer.

Prices are hoping visitors and Purdue tourists cannot go more than a mile from campus. Sadly the…read moremenu has wildly bloated numbers double what many similar restaurants offer, Town and Gown, Bistro 501, RedSeven deliver and reach above expectations unlike the dull expensive dry roast recently eaten this past week. I cannot comprehend this place, after four visits with friends, unable to recommend any dish or drink as a standout win up against the cost. Let me nail down each dish we had this past Wednesday, the grilled bacon was entirely fine, quite tough but nice fatty flavors, I like Teay's River candied bacon app better. Oyster was good, east coast briny does me right. Our Old Fashioneds were insanely expensive without offering any memorable flavors, balance seemed restrained neither giving a forward bite or a smooth sweetness. Strawberry Lemon sprits was similar, an overpriced kid's slushy. Asparagus was fine. Potato sides surprisingly flavorless, we all couldn't believe how dull the potatoes were. My sister's salmon looked half the size of Town and Gown's while costing fifty percent more and offering half the food. She did finish the ocean protein but left most of the rice. Thankfully the desserts were better, bread pudding somewhat dry and needing a sparkle of that smooth actual pudding but the winner was definitely the key lime. Rich and dense, dreamy and tangy, I got happy! Sure the atmosphere and staff is enjoyable, providing some fresh city vibes compared to the homely and old school Mountain Jacks. However Jacks and Mcgraws Steakhouse both do far better as culinary is concerned. Would be exciting to see this place fix up their inconsistency, out of touch pricing, or they'll be the next to go the way of Bowen Bistro during the next economic crash.

Lovely, classy bar on Purdue's campus! The drinks and mocktails here are fabulous. They also offer…read moresmall bites here. Such a great place to meet up with people or to hang out solo. Highly recommended!

Came in for lunch earlier this week, and had a great experience…read more Pros - Food was good and flavorful, and they did not skimp on the bacon or turkey (ordered the Honey Mustard Club) - Atmosphere is cute and fun, with light music and lots of comfy seating - Staff was pleasant and efficient Cons - Price was a bit high. For a drink, sandwich, banana, and bag of Ruffles (chips you get with sandwich) it was $22. This is a bit steep, but supporting local is always worth it.

I was treating a colleague to lunch today and the manger of this establishment provided extremely…read morepoor service. She persisted in ignoring me to do small tasks that typically can wait when you have customers waiting. Continually walking by me while I was waiting at the register to order. While she personally delivered others their order. She dropped mine on the counter. This is not the first time that I've experienced this with her. I've spent way too much with them. Lastly, I agree, it is shameful how much they are charging college students for food that is subpar. The Banana Foster is good, however, o can make it at home and there are a number of wonderful coffee shops and cafes in the area with better prices and great service!

It was very reasonably priced, quick service and was very tasty. I had a Fabulous Franks Fat Guido…read moreand it was great.

These fellas came in clutch after a late night in west Lafayette. Super fast service. They were a…read morereally relaxed group as well. Appreciate y'all. Super conveniently located.