Yay! What a fabulous find. Got a resy during move in and was exactly what we needed to relax and…read moreunwind. Packed but felt fun and alive versus loud and cramped. Drinks were fabulous (try the Peach Mule) and we crushed the bacon flight (fought over who could get the last maple bite). Then we had shrimp and grits, bison burger and a Caesar. All were flavorful and some of the best we've ever had. Our server was training tonight but his apprentice was just as knowledgeable and attentive - in fact he helped us with drink selection and ensured we had bottles of water flowing since we were so dehydrated from the day. Cannot wait to go back and try other things on the menu. Thank you friends at the Hound - hit the spot.

Food: 3.5 Service: 5 stars…read more We tried sooo many items on the menu. We had the pork skins, wings, and bacon flight for starters. The pork skins were very good and crispy. The wings were wayyy too big and felt undercooked, and the bacon flight was unremarkable. The entrees were also okay. The best was the shrimp and grits which I would return on this dish only. Evrything was just too too salty. My palate was ruined after a while. The rest were just okay, but I did like the greens. Standout was that bread pudding. Grab a friend to help you or keep it all for yourself!!

Jack Brown's Beer & Burger Joint in downtown Auburn absolutely knocked it out of the park. I had…read morethe Cobra Kai, my wife went with the Dr. Gonzo, and we shared an order of sweet potato fries--every single bite was incredible. Hands down, the best burger I've ever had. Juicy, perfectly cooked, and packed with flavor without trying too hard. On top of the food, Haley, our waitress, was fantastic--friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience even better. Great atmosphere, great service, and unreal burgers. If you're in Auburn and don't eat here, you're missing out.

I was fully prepared to let this go--truly, I was…read more Then I saw a cross-post on Facebook enthusiastically declaring the restaurant's love for students while politely reserving the summer months for the "townies." Nothing makes the locals feel appreciated quite like being marketed as seasonal seat-fillers. I'm a burger 'n a beer guy, and I had been meaning to try this place for a while--even though I suspected I might not fit the target demographic (people who know what Wagyu beef is and believe that it is for burgers- that's not me). Still, I did my part. I chose a quiet summer Sunday evening and took my wife. The place wasn't crowded, and we were seated quickly. So far, so good. The townies were in play! I asked for a draft beer list. I didn't feel it in the moment but that is where the train jumped off of the track! Instead, I received a QR code. Fine. I've played this game before and it worked great, taking me directly to the current beer list. Except this QR code didn't lead to a beer list. It led to an app. Apparently; beverages had been placed behind a technological security checkpoint. I'm not in the habit of collecting unnecessary restaurant apps like souvenir cups, but I tried to be a good sport and downloaded it. The app then requested my personal information so I could create an account--because, evidently, viewing a draft beer list now requires the same level of commitment as applying for a mortgage. That was where I drew the line. I closed the app, deleted it, and decided I would just drink water. Then I remembered why I had come: a burger and a beer. A burger and water felt less like dinner and more like disciplinary action. So, I told my wife we needed a new plan, because we weren't eating there. We regrouped at The Irish Bred Pub in Opelika and had a great meal. No app. No account. No data harvesting. No identity verification. I didn't even need to provide the name of my first pet. Better yet, there was no need to consult a beer list--they always have Guinness on tap. I won't be back to Jack Brown's Beer & Burger Joint. Will my absence affect their's bottom line? Of course not. I'm one townie with unreasonable expectations--like being allowed to see what beer is available without entering into a formal digital relationship. But from this townie's perspective, the customer-engagement experience was a complete miss. The food may be outstanding. It may also be a spectacularly good value. I'll never know because I couldn't make it past the beer-menu background check. Potenial customers keep doing what you're doing. Just understand that anyone who wants to see the draft beer list will apparently need to surrender an email address first. Oh--and for the record, I never even clicked the QR code for the food menu. By then, I had already exceeded my administrative limit for dinner.

Super good food! Enjoyed stopping by to get a quick bite to eat while exploring auburn to get my…read morekids settled in. Definitely recommend

Simply amazing- the hamburger and toppings were delicious. Sweet potato fries are addicting. The…read moreespresso martini is a must order, so wish they were closer to my home as would visit again and again.

LI TE RA LY THE best burger I've ever had…read more The fries are amazing, too. When I crave a burger, it's where I want to be.

Sheila C's is a staple here in Auburn. Those who know, know, and those who don't need to be told…read more The burgers are incredible, big old school burgers, none of that paper thin smash burger stuff everybody's doing now, and the fries are good too. My only gripe is that this place is in serious need of some updating. It doesn't have to be modernized, but my god the air in here is like soup and everything in here is sticky. I felt like I needed a shower after eating, partly because I was stuffed with a giant greasy burger, but also because the air in there is soup. I love the old school atmosphere, but the humidity is a real problem. It's hot and humid enough outside most of the year. $35 for two burgers and fries in an old building, surely they make enough money to replace the tables and chairs with ones that aren't sticky and can get some decent HVAC to suck the moisture out of the air. The food is 4 stars for me, but the shape the inside is in drags the overall rating down. It's a very popular spot, and the environment really needs some work.

Fast food spot with half-decent burger, completely empty for a 6:30pm dinner on a Wednesday and…read more2000s decor. Very friendly service, decent burger and fries. Limited beverage options (Coca-Cola exclusive brands).

Awful. Meat smelled gassy. Told employee they insisted it was fresh. My entire career has been in…read morethe meat business. Slow employees that could care less.

We are in town for my son's first year at Auburn University. I ordered a Strawberry Salad small…read more(big!) and my son ordered a meat calzone. Amazing food! The atmosphere is so nice and the service was personable. Definitely recommend!

Hubby and I went there for dinner with friends and quickly realized Black people are not welcomed…read morenor served. We sat at our table for 15 minutes without service, went to the hostess to inquire about our waiter and learned eye patch was the server. We were not acknowledged, outside of the Casaamigos lady, or even served water. We left to go to Live Oaks. Auburn University is a hard no for our girls and we will share this with our community! Our dollars matter!

Lucy's literally never disappoints. We came from Columbus, GA and it's 100% worth the drive. We had…read moreMonica as our server this time around, and she's a fantastic server and with great energy! She made sure we were taken care of, was very clear and knowledgeable about the menu, gave incredible recommendations, and was also thoughtful in celebrating my boyfriend's promotion to Captain in the Army! The ambiance is really sweet. Whether you're here on a date, catching up with friends over a nice meal, in the mood to watch some sports, or celebrating a special occasion, this is your place! There's a sweet vibe going on with some music in the back, but it's not too loud where you can't hear your own conversations at the table. The food? Chef's kiss. They have a rotating menu, I think depending on the season/time of year, but they have some consistent all-year-round items on the menu. I first came here on Valentine's weekend with my boyfriend, and absolutely loved it. Couldn't stop thinking about their truffle parm fries, nor their milk and cookies- finger licking good. This time around, we got the Farmer's Daughter (which made my usually anti-veggie boyfriend absolutely love btw), half-dozen Gulf Coast oysters, and fall-off-the-bone lamb shanks. This is the kind of place you go to where you won't be able to find these dishes just anywhere. It's uniquely delicious, and I genuinely think you can't go wrong with what you choose! My boyfriend, a coffee connoisseur, also loves their French Press Coffee! Thank you Lucy's, for always such a great experience and for fantastic food.

Extremely noisy so bring ear plugs and forget about table conversations…read more Expensive and then they attach a 3% fee because their kitchen staff do not make a good salary. I will go elsewhere in the future as the value and cost ratio is not worth the visit.

Too overpriced for ok food, nachos and chicken cost 32 bucks in total, plus the dude up front…read morecouldn't even hear my full order. Though I'm glad he didn't cuz a meal that was alright quality costs me more than a larger and better portion at Amsterdam cafe. Don't really bother coming here for anything besides alcohol because the food is way overpriced for what you're getting. Also it took bro 30 minutes to cook up nachos and chicken when we were the only people in the entire store, definitely just another come and go restaurant of Auburn that'll be gone in the next 2 years or so.

My new favorite tap room! They have all the Bama craft beers and even Ultra on the wall for those…read morewho aren't craft beer fans. Great selection of beef and food! Serve yourself cold one!

Amazing place. There has to be a line three blocks long during football season. And I'd wait for…read morethis food. The service is great. It's a very small place. Very local but welcoming vibe. Fried green tomatoes are legit. Wife got seabass. She never does because I cook it. She said this was a tie. The fennel and spinach salad on the top was killer. I got shrimp and the richest grits. Just plain good. We will be back next year.

I've been eating here for at least 15 years, and it never fails to provide delicious food. When I'm…read moreback in the area, I always try to stop by. A friend & I got to drop in for lunch, and it did not disappoint. The decor hasn't changed much - it's still comfortable & clean. There's free parking in the front & sides of the building. Love: service (kind, helpful); lobster egg rolls (crispy, delicious filling); turkey wrap (soft lavosh bread, dip in honey mustard & tzatziki); sweet potato chips (best in the restaurant game); toffee cake (moist, added praline pecans for crunch)

I love happy hour, great prices and food not available elsewhere. I also love the Hulu draft beer.read more

Spent Mardi Gras here! We had so much fun!!! Drinks were about $8. Little steep for Auburn, but…read morereally not bad. The food here is good but servings are really small. I've ordered the gumbo before which was about $9 and a very small cup of soup came out. Not enough for a full meal. Ambiance here is great though and service is good. The porch is perfect for a pretty day! Parking is in the back.