Came here after church to celebrate my nephews first communion. Being on a Sunday I figured it…read morewould be busy and I was right. Our server had a lot of people and she seemed frazzled. When drinks and food came out it was a guessing game. I ordered a bbq brisket sandwich that came with coleslaw and I was not a fan. There was more coleslaw than brisket and the brisket that was on the sandwich was fat. It looks like it was slapped together in a hurry, it was busy, but it left a sour taste and not looking to go back anytime soon. If I do it won't be a weekend.

My steak was one of the most delicious I have had in ages! My husband had the chicken and thought…read moreit was delicious as well. We sat at the bar and our service was very friendly, fast and efficient. We wanted to sit outside by the lake, but it was reserved for a private party. I did take pictures though. The ambiance inside is very nice albeit on the rustic side as it is a Pub. Parking is plentiful.

Amazing food Large portions…read moreGreat beer Live Irish music Reasonably priced Servers were great

Thirty bucks for a grilled salmon salad? $22 for a Reuben? What happened, Nine Irish has gone full…read moretourist trap. You'll need that pot of food bringing your big family here. Gone is that rustic penny pinching charm, here amidst dull Indiana cornfields is a new menu with bigger pieces than an Irish pub I went to in Irvine, California. At least the service is solid, a surprising lot of American items for the timid, shepherds pie and Guinness stew are somewhat reasonable, albeit $3.50 of ingredients. I can't wait for Town and Gown to get their dinner menu back up. For the present, T&G's Reuben is better, shock. Nine Irish probably doesn't need to ever lower prices but for the value aims and families hoping to fill up the kids be aware! I highly recommend Boomerangs down the block where a fantastic menu and price awareness hold hands.

I don't get the disappointment for this place, been three times and found solid service, spreadout…read morevariety across drinks and food menus, excellent value especially compared to the silly 8Eleven upstairs, and matching AJs and Digbys for quality and vibes. Can easily recommend! Haven't had a dish I'd say avoid! It is a trouble this place is hidden on the ground floor, parking looks awful but after 5 the streets open up. The cocktails really stand out as well. With my favorite, Town and Gown Bistro only ding breakfast now, this is becoming an obvious spot for campus dining.

Amazing food and service! It is in the union at Purdue and we found easy parking across the street,…read moreit did cost FYI but not much. We came an hour ish before close not knowing but still had the best service! We tried the loaded waffle fries, buffalo wrap, burger, boom boom shrimp, and chicken sandwich. All 5 of us absolutely loved our meals and the portions were HUGE, two adults could absolutely share most things. I'll definitely be back! YUM!

I quite liked the knucklehead burrito! It's not exactly huge but it's decently sized. Also really…read morelike the pico in it which adds a nice juiciness. The burrito is also crispy and grilled! Had it DoorDash so i can not comment on anything other than the food. It was great though and I'd get it again!

Look, I'm a Hoosier. I don't usually step foot in Lafayette unless I'm lost, out of gas, or being…read moredragged against my will. But I wandered into Sixth Street Dive and--don't tell Bloomington--they actually won me over. The burgers are the size of a freshman textbook and taste a whole lot better. Wings? Spicy enough to make me forget I was surrounded by black and gold. And the beer is so cold I almost forgave the guy at the bar for wearing a Purdue hoodie (almost). The vibe is pure dive-bar magic: pool tables, live music, no pretension. Nobody cares if you're a Hoosier, a Boiler, or just a random traveler who took the wrong exit off I-65. By the end of the night, I was laughing, full, and--dare I say it--having a great time in Lafayette. Sixth Street Dive: proof that even behind enemy lines, a Hoosier can still find happiness... as long as the beer's this cold.

Loved the beer selection and live music here, however be ware that they check id pretty…read morestringently! I liked the bionic dragon a lot!!!!! The food was just ok. I didn't mind the Caesar salad! I also appreciated that they had a very large bathroom!

Great Wings! Don't hesitate to stop in for their wings! Their selection of beers and seltzers is…read morewide, so you'll definitely find something you like. The service was great both times I went; the servers were polite and attentive. Definitely a go-to when in town.

Seriously limited without a food menu when Harry's across the block serves a huge variety of eats,…read moreAJs down the block offers fantastic beers and burgers, and a plenty of restaurant across the river provide quality options. Good luck parking now with Chauncy under construction. Specials seem average but stuck with a silly plastic tumbler required to present for the discounts. Brothers is that awkward alternative for cheap drinks. I personally will go for Town and Gown in most cases but timing my first, surprising I know, visit after a decade in the area worked a charm. My buddy and I found an empty and fun bar with one excellent staff member serving. She explained the tap options then we discovered my first pick was drained. Went for the classic Blue Moon, he did a cocktail on the Beach then Baltimore Zoo, surprising how different both were to other places same named drinks. I would happily try again on a whim but even for the decently fair twenty bucks we dropped the missing food demands lower prices for less to digest while drinking.

I really don't understand the excitement some people have for this place. Drinks are more expensive…read morethan pretty much every dive bar in the area, music is so loud you can't hear yourself think or be able to speak to the bartender even if you're not in the upstairs "party area." they let so many people upstairs that you can't even figure out how to exit and it's not safe, and the bar tenders will sometimes ignore you and serve dudes who are in big frats before you. The 25 cent wing Wednesdays are a joke. You have to wait in line an hour for them to get them at a random window, and they're pretty terrible. They'll also randomly run out after you've been waiting for a while with no warning. Go across the bridge into Lafayette for a better experience.

DT Kirby's is a MUST if you're in town. All through college I came here and even as an adult we…read morehave to stop in every time we visit Purdue. The food is phenomenal. The only thing I didn't love were the onion rings. All the sandwiches and burgers are 10/10. Great, quick drinks and good customer service.

This is very much a dive bar, if this is your first time going know that everyone at the bar is a…read morefrequent customer. The food was very very good. The tenderloin was crunchy and thin, didn't taste like your boring frozen sandwich. The homemade chips outshined the pretzel, but both were very good. Nacho cheese is spicy which was good, beer cheese was okay. Apparently don't ask for a knife to cut the sandwich if you're a male, unwritten rules lol. Dive bar to the definition, but would definitely eat here again. Great service too!

The part of Applebee's is they are consistent. This facility fits that mold as well. We have been…read morehere multiple times. You get a good meal, at a predictable price and pretty good service. This consistency is reflected in the items we order. The family likes the BBQ and Sweet Chili boneless wings. These sauces have familiar tastes. The chicken nuggets are usually appropriately cooked with a modestly thick breading. Not outstanding...just solid. The chicken wontons and oriental chicken salad are a unique item that over family loves. Both have the same type taste. The taco is fun and the shell is light and crispy. The salad is always fresh with finely shredded vegetables. The chicken is usually moist and tasty. The dressing is delicious and helps make these two dishes.

We were a party of 3 and came here during Purdue's winter commencement 2 hours before close. They…read morewere short staffed (2 servers) so we were told there would be a wait of 40-45 minutes. It ended up being about 30 minutes. After being seated, the food came out relatively quick. We ordered the spinach and artichoke dip to start off. Since it was after 9 pm, this app was half off ($5 total) which is a pretty good deal. Surprisingly I could taste some artichoke in there but I remember it being more cheesy/creamy and less runny a few years back. The chips are light and crunchy and the salsa has a bit of a kick. We also ordered the 2 for $32. Appetizer: boneless chicken wings (sweet chili sauce), entrees: 4 cheese Mac and cheese with honey pepper chicken tenders, and 8 oz top sirloin (well done) with mashed potatoes and broccoli. For the separate entree we ordered the whisky burger. The boneless chicken wings were tender and the breading was crunchy. I wish the "wings" had the sauce more evenly distributed and more of it for more flavor but it was still good. The 4 cheese mac and cheese was good. The pasta is a bit creamy and has a sweet after taste because of a sauce. There's a few sprinkles of perfectly cooked bacon. The tenders are mostly honey (sweet); I didn't taste the pepper part of the description. Not that it changes the flavor too much but I was going in expecting the swirly pasta so the flavors can get trapped more. The breadstick was surprisingly good. A hint of sweetness, mostly herby/buttery. The sirloin was good. It was ordered well done and it was well done. I loved the salt crystals on top, really helped with the flavor. The mashed potatoes were creamy and good texture. The broccoli was cooked well--not too soft, but also not hard. The burger was good. The meat looked a bit mashed rather than an actual patty and it was juicy. The flavors were good. The fries were okay. We also had a peach iced tea but it didn't have a strong peach taste and it was a bit bitter. I am giving 5 stars because it is a chain restaurant so the bar isn't too too high. But also because despite the lack of staff, they powered through with a positive attitude and good customer service. The food came out quick and had good flavor. The prices are reasonable ($58 total). The inside looks clean and for a tourist it's nice to look at pictures of places, people, and monuments that make up Indiana culture.