I had Slim Chickens about 10 years ago in Arkansas and wanted to give it another try since they…read morehave expanded. I went with the 5+5 which came with 5 fingers and 5 wings, toast, and fries. I enjoyed the fingers to most as they were tender and marinated well. The wings seemed to be a little overdone. I had them in Mango Habanero and it was more Mango than Habanero. The fries were good and crispy with good seasoning. The toast is laughable though. Do they just throw a piece of white bread on the grill back there and viola toast?! There are so many sauces and with this meal, you only got 2 choices. I added an extra sauce for 49 cents. I chose Slim's sauce, cayenne ranch, and spicy BBQ. I enjoyed the Spicy BBQ the most. The other 2 were good too. The Slim's is like no other sauce I've had before. It's like a very smooth tomato-pepper sauce. They had refreshingly sweet tea which is difficult to find in Indiana! They also had peach tea and raspberry tea. I would go eat Slim Chickens again. We need more chicken finger joints up here in the Midwesr like we have down south.

Choices of wings, tenders, nuggets and sandwiches. Many sauces depending on your flavor desires…read more Service was good. Thinking they might have been shorthanded but those who were on staff were very attentive. It was a pre-graduation snack for a niece at Purdue. It was just the right amount of food to then go and watch a ceremony. My niece and her mom and another aunt went afterwards to go grab some sort of dessert layered in a glass. It looked really good, but it was too much for me at the moment. Definitely good flavors!! Clean and open concept restaurant. It was efficient.

Currently my favorite spot at Purdue, service was great they are always nice don't listen to the 1…read morestar reviews. Flaming Kuma: 33.5/50 Potato corn dog with only mozzarella 7.5 /10, Nashville hot chicken sandwich 9.5/10 Taste 8.5 Atmosphere 4 Appearance 7 Laxative 8 Price 6

Silly and ridiculous menu making fun of basic appetites, nutella corndog sweet potato, cereal! Yes!…read moreWe four guys dropped in half expecting a mediocre mess of hyped Korean street food but couldn't believe how good all our dogs were! The basic, Nutella, Hot Cheeto, and my sweet potato were all crazy tasty and too easy to eat. We even thought about going again later for a midnight meal. It is a smart setup, both cash with the human or card at the screen to order. Parking is a problem with all the construction. I recommend parking back in the big lot near Buffalo Wild Wings. Hope to see more menu options show up soon, treat gluten free, offer pressure cooked nutrient conscious, and show off more veggies in the batter. Kuma is one of the places I'll recommend to all!

Great place. Nice and clean inside with cool decor. The host and server were very nice and helpful…read more They have board games and arcade games you can play for free while you wait. I had the Mac and cheese. It has a little kick to it which I love. The jalapeño mozzarella sticks too. Nice spice with great flavor. I also got jalapeño creamed corn. Really seems like it should be a dip instead of a side. Goes well with tortilla chips. I really like this restaurant. I hope it sticks around

Some of the best wings I have had around here. Free video game arcade is sweet too! Nice bar area…read morewith lots of TV's.

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.

Wingstop flies above the rest for quality, service, and selection! Ordering on the website for…read morepickup was easy. The store is neat and clean; the staff were helpful. Wing and sauce selections are all good, boneless or bone-in. Lemon pepper, mild, and bbq all tasty!

Nice and clean inside. Employee I dealt with was nice. Only took 15 minutes for the order to be…read moreready. Some space to eat there, but we grabbed it and went home. We got boneless and classic bone in. Mango habanero boneless was pretty good. Not very spicy though. The garlic Parmesan boneless were by far the best boneless I've ever had. Chicken was tender and moist. The breading was nice and had a crunch to it. Amazing. Now the bone in wings with Louisiana rub.. very blah. The seasoning was incredibly low key. Not the best. The wing quality left something to be desired. It seemed good initially, but some of the chicken was fatty and chewy. The voodoo fries were amazing as well. The seasoning and sauce mix was delicious. I'm ready to try more flavors, but I'm always getting the voodoo fries and probably the garlic parm boneless

I was traveling to Indianapolis and was shocked to find this location in Lafayette. I was hungry…read moreand so Cane's it is! There was hardly a line at 6pm but they still got my order wrong by giving me extra toast when I requested extra fries, no slaw. Even so, Raising Cane's is my current favorite fried chicken. It's fast, hot, crunchy, consistent and familiar!

This is the best Raising Cane's. It's very clean. The employees are very kind. The service is fast…read more I have nothing negative to say about this place. The chicken was moist and the breading was crisp. The fries were crisp as well and soft inside. The cane's sauce is the best dipping sauce for fries and chicken.

Best chicken in cass county and very good and very define chiken very very very very good chickenread more

This location recently opened, releasing a lot of pent-up demand. The drive-thru line is around the…read morebuilding with 30 minute waits; it appears they haven't learned Chick-fil-A's efficiencies (tbh, Popeyes also has a larger menu). I ordered my usual, the spicy chicken sandwich combo and two apple pies. I also tacked on 3 tenders. Unfortunately, they didn't get the tenders on the order (I was wondering why it was so cheap). I took the order home and devoured it. The fries were still warm and crispy, the sandwich delectable, and the pies hot and crisp. I'm definitely going back, but will be ordering through the app and picking it up inside. It's nice not to travel 30 minutes to the formerly closest Popeyes location.

Chicken was overcooked and felt like biting into rubber. Their oil must have been old and used,…read morebecause something was wrong with the smell and taste too. Threw out the food I ordered, wasn't able stomach it. Will unfortunately not be showing up here again. Service was good though.

Visited Harold's for the first time in a Saturday afternoon around 4pm…read more As you enter, it is noted that other than removing some tables from the dining room and changing some things where the bar used to be, it looks exactly the same inside as it did when it was Cozy Tavern. The same large mirrors are in the wall and the red vinyl booths still exist from the old bar. The plates that identified the location of the old beer wall remain, as well. There is no sign that says 'ORDER HERE' so you have to figure that part out by yourself. The staff member that eventually greeted us was polite and patient with us as she explained the menu. We were not sure about what sauces we wanted so she was able to give us a sample of the mild sauce. It tastes alot like Arby's sauce. We each ordered the 4 piece chicken tenders dinner that comes with fries, coleslaw, and a piece of bread. They have bottled drinks available such as soft drinks and PowerAde. A 20oz soft drink bottle costs $1.89. While we waited for our order, there were multiple people that showed up for Carry Out orders and they took multiple orders over the phone. Our food came out and in the sack included salt/pepper and a plastic fork/knife combo. There are napkins on the table butt no ketchup or other sauces. I looked, but did not ask, for ketchup and did not see it anywhere. Our chicken tenders portions were very large, thick and juicy. They are served on top of the fries and the bread. There was not a lot of sauce in the tenders n The slaw comes in a 2oz plastic cup. We both are two of our tenders and the fries. We saved the other two for a snack later because we were full. My wife wanted sauce to go for later. She asked the woman at the register and we were charge $0.55 for a cup to go. That seemed kind of much for sauce to go, but we paid it. Overall, the food was excellent and reheated well. An update to the inside of the restaurant is certainly needed, but other than the party of 10 that arrived to have a birthday party as we were leaving; most of the business was CARRY OUT. So far , Harold's has the best chicken tenders in townn