I feel like Bierhaus is a place worthy of two separate reviews, so I'm going to write it as such:…read more I. Bierhaus has the best burgers in Lubbock. I am not even going to front with you. Their buns have such a sweetness to them mixed with a sharp and well-cooked patty, American cheese (a must in a cheeseburger), and their haus sauce that is like a thousand island style sauce that all combines into a delight. It always has a hefty weight to it and a well balanced amount of tomatoes, lettuce, and onions. How do you explain the concept of a burger? It's really just something special. I like coming here for lunch. It's a bar at the end of the day, but their burgers are what make me want to come back. Many times in college, a friend would suggest Bierhaus, and I would tell them yes only if we got there before their kitchen closed because I needed a burger. They also give you a ton of fries. More fries than you'll ever need with a burger. That's awesome. Being in Texas, you see a lot of places offer a patty melt similar to the ones at Whataburger. A lot of places try to make a higher version dupe of a patty melt, and I think it always falls flat, but Bierhaus's does a pretty good job of being its own thing. Thank you for good food, Bierhaus. RIYL: Boorger II. Bierhaus is a great starter bar for a night out as a college kid in Lubbock. I don't think it's a place to end up if you're hitting multiple spots, but I find it endearing as a warm up spot or a one and done on a chill night. The two story indoor space can be loud, but there's a lot of booths for hanging around and chatting, with plenty of TVs. The outdoor patio has a different energy with swings, large tables, and a DJ. They always have a great selection of beers and good deals to go around. It was one of the few bars in Lubbock to offer cans of peebers (PBRs), which was always exciting for me. They also have their Capri Funs, which I always enjoy. Bierhaus is worth the party. RIYL: Brewskis

Cool place with great happy hour drink prices. Most seating is outdoors so if it's a typical Texas…read moreday beware!! If you aren't college age most of the patrons are.

Oh my God, Josie Commissary was simply excellent. Location for this place is ideal. Every single…read morething that we ordered was super fresh and tasty. The service was courteous, friendly and accommodating. Josie Commissary, If you haven't been here before, you're certainly missing out.

When Jesus comes back, I hope one of the places he checks out is Chimy's in Lubbock. Not the one in…read moreFort Worth. Not the one in San Marcos. DEFINITELY NOT THE ONE IN COLLEGE STATION. One of the more relaxed college bars in Lubbock. Great to watch a game at on their TVs, but Chimy's to the people around me is known for their chiltons, their margaritas, and their great food from their cheese fries to their hamburgers. I don't know when they ID for the night, but I have never been and not been IDed, so expect it to be 21+ most hours. Like most bars, it can get a little rowdy and loud in the evening so be careful. On a cool summer night, their patio is a great time, but inside is always a cute vibe. Personally, when I go, I get some cheese fries and a Silver King margarita and it's PEAK. The cheese fries are usually served with a side of ranch in a tortilla bowl. I ALWAYS EAT THE BOWL. SUE ME. The staff here can be decently friendly on nights, but they will throw you out immediately if you're being an idiot, and security will flip out if you walk out through the emergency exit. Don't do that. They close up shop around midnight, so it's not a bar that rolls to the end of the night, but still it's worth going to get the night started at the bars, especially because they're one of the best bars with food in Lubbock. RIYL: CHEESE FRIES

Service was fast but our food that we ordered was not good at all…read more We ordered the burger and the chicken quesadilla. The burger was SUPER salty, and comparable to school cafeteria food. It came only with a patty and cheese. The quesadilla came cold and was missing beans I had ordered with it. I can see why this place is known for its bar and not its food.

Silk's Good Eats is a delicious Cajun joint hidden within Bash Riprock's, a bar in Lubbock. Silk…read morehimself is from Louisiana and moved to Lubbock and knows what he's doing in his shop. I'm not sure how busy he is but I hope people continue visiting because it is so good!

Ordered the Etouffee over rice to go. Huge chunks of chicken with sausage on a bed of rice…read more Delicious! The owner is from Lafayette, La, the heart of French Acadiana. Next up: the Gumbo

I loved the Parisian Benedict! I would eat it again. The coffee was fresh and delicious. The…read moreservice was nice and friendly. My non-breakfast loving husband wasn't totally impressed with his burrito. He thought it had to many eggs and not enough chicken friend steak. But I would highly recommend.

This was our first visit to Chicken Run and it was good but not really memorable. We were seated…read morepromptly. Service was very friendly and pretty fast. My son ordered a club sandwich that came out 3-5 minutes after the omelettes we ordered. It's one of my pet peeves when restaurants don't serve everyone at nearly the same time..but the wait for his sandwich was not horrible. Our omelettes were good. The club sandwich was just ok. We did order a cinnamon iced coffee and it was very good . Again-nothing bad, just nothing to write home about.!

The service was fantastic. Our server was also the manager/ owner. He was very friendly and…read moreaccommodating. The food was excellent. The restaurant was very clean and the atmosphere vey pleasant! We will make this a regular stop when traveling through Lubbock.

This place was great! We wandered in after a game. Staff were super friendly, food was amazing and…read moreit was just a super inviting environment. Even though we were total gringos and it is legit mexican food!

Wowza - what an experience !…read more La Diosa is one of those places that immediately pulls you out of whatever mood you walked in with and drops you somewhere entirely different--in the best way. From the moment you step inside, it feels less like a restaurant and more like an old-world café, wine cellar, art gallery, and lounge all layered into one eclectic, soulful space. The interior is stunning and thoughtfully chaotic in a way that works: exposed beams, hanging lanterns and star lights, rich colors, Frida-inspired art, mismatched tables, velvet chairs, communal seating, tucked-away corners, and rooms that feel like they were meant for lingering conversations. Every turn gives you something new to look at, whether it's a massive art installation overhead, a wall of wine, or a cozy lounge setup that makes you want to settle in and stay awhile. Food-wise, tapas and paella are the stars here. This is the kind of menu that encourages sharing, ordering a few things, sipping wine, and letting the night unfold. The chalkboard sign lets you know what they're proud of--and it shows. Pair that with their wine selection and you're set. There's also live music on certain nights, which fits the space perfectly. After a certain hour it shifts into a 21+ vibe, and it truly feels like the place comes alive in the evening--dim lighting, music, conversation, and that intimate, almost transportive energy. La Diosa isn't rushed, flashy, or trying to be trendy. It's warm, artistic, and unapologetically itself. Come here when you want an experience, not just a meal. It's ideal for a date night, a long catch-up with friends, or anyone who appreciates atmosphere just as much as what's on the table.

Service was absolutely fabulous--attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely engaged. Food came out…read morequickly, and the overall vibe of the restaurant is eclectic and interesting. Now to the food and beverage side. The menu offers wine only, which isn't ideal, but I understand that's a choice every owner has to make. The meatballs were clearly pre-made and then reheated in the Marsala sauce. They were overly salty, and the sauce itself lacked balance it leaned heavily acidic, almost vinegary, without the richness you'd expect. The "Barcelona" pizza was solid, but again, shortcuts were noticeable. The crust was clearly pre-made. I appreciated the heat, but overall the flavor profile was fairly flat.Best thing I had was freshly baked bread it was fresh and tasty. Overall, great service and atmosphere, but the food execution didn't quite live up to it.

Tommy Lee made me the most delicious Espresso Martini! Service was amazing and will definitely be…read moreback.

We were passing through Lubbock and had one chance at something special..Good beers and friendly…read morestaff. Food was solid but atmosphere was just OK. If I lived here, I'd probably come regularly. If I stopped again, I'd look for something else. Again, it was nice..just not special.