DELICIOUS! These cocktails are so creative and "out of the box", the bartenders are very kind and…read morehelpful. Their espresso martini is truly exceptional! You can't go wrong here.

I tried a couple of the specialty cocktails and they were very good. Then I got my usual smoked old…read morefashioned and it was excellent. This is high on my list of local dive bars.

The drinks and ambiance were amazing, the service was lacking a bit. Overall, we would visit again…read moreand maybe bring a couple of friends. Online it seemed a bit more hyped up so the expectations were initially high, but we did not have to give the password. Neither did it have a "speakeasy" feel, more of a classy bar vibe.

We were in town visiting family for a Trade School graduation when we stumbled upon this super cute…read morespeakeasy! Apparently, it's "the only speakeasy in Lubbock," and being attached to an Italian restaurant, we thought it would be a SUPER fun way to celebrate! The vibe inside was dark, mysterious, and very 1920s-era-inspired. We could see musicians setting up to play during our visit, but unfortunately, we didn't have the privilege of sticking around long enough to hear them. Maybe next time! My first drink of the evening was the Forbidden Fruit, and it was absolutely PERFECT! Such a great combination of tart and sweet, with just the right amount of alcohol. You could definitely taste it, but it wasn't overpowering. Delish! My second drink was the Empress Sour, which was good, but didn't quite steal the show like the Forbidden Fruit. I also snuck a taste of my husband's Smoked Old Fashioned, and WOW! That was heavenly as well! While enjoying our beverages, we ordered the Pretzel Charcuterie Plate, and that pretzel was a GINORMOUS hit at the table (literally)! Being gluten-free, I stuck to the cheese, meats, fruit, and nuts and was one happy camper! Our waitress was an absolute doll and did a wonderful job helping steer us toward a fun and delicious evening! Such a fun, unique spot to celebrate a special occasion! Thanks for helping make our evening memorable! Cheers!

La Sirena is a beautiful hidden gem, located in Cactus Alley, Lubbock. I was in town for work and…read morehappened to find La Sirena through a recommendation. What an absolutely great experience, especially as a solo diner! I sat at a table for one and my waitress was attentive, helpful, and gave wonderful recommendations. Chips and salsa were great; salsa was nothing mind blowing but the chips were HOT and salty. So good! The baby romaine Caeser was small and delicious! Perfect as a side. Brussel sprouts were some of the best I've ever had: crispy, salty, perfectly fried! The lemon garlic aioli with it was creamy and balanced out the fried. The Peruvian chicken was a 10/10 winner. Would get this every single time!! I was so full by the end of all of this but absolutely need to try dessert. The seasonal apple tart was sooooo good. Light, fresh, slightly creamy from the sauce. So good, would recommend getting it while it's on the menu! If you're in Lubbock, you have to go out and try La Sirena! I'll be missing it until I'm in town again :)

Loved the ambiance and decor! The spicy shrimp cocktail was a favorite and probably the closest…read morething we've had to an authentic shrimp ceviche in Lubbock. Appreciated the service and timeliness. Our biggest negative was that we still left feeling hungry and felt like it could have used some more substance like a rice with the blackened cod for the price of dinner and an appetizer for 2 with 2 drinks.

wonderful service, friendly and attentive, they do not rush you which I love. The basil pesto pasta…read moreis to die for, perfectly cooked pasta and seasoned well. Meatballs are delicious. Their drink menu is one of a kind, well made. I love the decor and feel of this place upscale relaxed.

The interior decor is outstanding, but that is the only good thing about this place…read more We ordered the Burrata appetizer with focaccia, burrata and balsamic, grapes and Marcona almonds. The focaccia was very nice and airy, as it should be. The burrata was much to be desired. It was served in a bowl and served very cold. The burrata was not room temp, as it should be to showcase its consistency and softness. The bowl made it very hard to get to the burrata and the presentation was lacking because it was in a deep bowl. It was also served with no spoon, so we had to knife it. Just like the knife in my Italian heart. Good thing was the almonds and grapes were good. Next, the Arancini apertivo. Another flop. These things were as small as ping pong balls. When you cut them, they looked like raw ground beef instead of seeing the beautiful, fluffy risotto, as it should have been. You can tell these are not fresh or house-made because there is absolutely no risotto on the menu. Arancinis are made to use leftover risotto, so these are very fake. The crispy provolone topping tasted like sand. Third, soup du jour. We asked for the chicken gnocchi. It was pretty ok, but didn't have any chicken or gnocchi! So, basically a creamed spinach soup. We let the server know and she said the morning prep staff didnt put either ingredient in the soup. So, why serve it and why call it chicken gnocchi when it has neither? I assume the day's customer base wasn't the wiser. Fortunately for me, I owned an Italian restaurant and know better. Thankfully, the server removed the item from our bill. Finally, the pasta course. Immediately, it is evident that it is store bought, dehydrated, and nutrient-deficient pasta. We ordered the cacio e pepe and hardly any pepper was on it. It is in the name, "pepe", but like the soup, it wasn't complete. We got a pepper mill, and no pepper in it. The pasta was mediocre, had no taste, and desperately needed pasta water to bind the sauce with the dish. Again, a serious sign that it is not real Italian food that is made well and correctly. Our server was nice, but only visited the table every 20-30 minutes, which made the meal long, tedious, and laborious. We were there almost 2.5 hours. Ugh We were so ready to leave. Kind of a wasted evening. If you're looking for a beautiful place to dine, this is it. If you want a beautifully, well-executed Italian meal, this is absolutely not it. Also, please put some music on and clean the ventilation system in the bathroom. I got an allergy attack from all the dust.

We had dinner last night at The West Table, and it was truly a 10 out of 10 experience…read more We started with a couple of cocktails and the goat cheese croquettes. The croquettes were excellent, and the berry sauce added a bright, tangy complement that really elevated the dish. For our entrees, we had the teriyaki ribeye with flavorful mushroom fried rice, as well as the swordfish, served with perfectly executed risotto and roasted vegetables. I like my ribeye cooked rare, but with the fat properly rendered, so I ordered it rare+, and it was executed perfectly. The swordfish was equally impressive, beautifully cooked and paired wonderfully with the risotto and vegetables. Our server, Saidie, was outstanding and made an already great meal even more enjoyable. The service was warm, attentive, and welcoming from start to finish. We highly recommend The West Table and will definitely be back.

I was in town for work and decided to come here for dinner with a colleague and we both left with…read morethe same impression that it was a nice place but the food was lacking! We ordered three appetizers and were not wowed by any of them! Most dishes completely lacked any seasoning! I rarely add last to my food but the fried green tomatoes badly need them as they lacked flavor and the tomato was very hard to eat! The goat cheese croquettes were fine but the shishito peppers could have also done with some salt. We also ordered salads and waited a very long time for them - to be fair I think the server was waiting for us to finish our apps which we did not do so we stacked the plates at the end of the table which worked! Bizarrely the salads had no dressing!! Mine was a beet salad which was great and did not need any but my friend had a house salad which absolutely needed dressing which they kindly bought when requested! It's cool looking place and our server was lovely but the food needed a little work!

This place is not in business! We went on Sat evening and it is nowhere to be found. No sign,…read morenothing and yes, I did call before we went and I got somebody's VM so we thought they might be busy and couldn't get to the ph. Ha!

I'm currently in town for my son's orientation and was looking for a fun place off the beaten path-…read morescore! This was the perfect place. Nicest/ most outgoing bar owner, he made us feel welcomed and entertained throughout the evening with his stories. This will be the first place we visit when we are back in Lubbock

Killer cheesesteak. Friendly, welcoming staff. Dog dogs are cooked to order. My service animal…read moreand I are Flippers fans.

Before my daughter's appointment nearby, we decided on Flippers Tavern for lunch…read more This place is quite different than many places in Lubbock, TX. When we walked in on May 19, 2026, the place was not too busy at around noon. Right away I noticed low lighting. Cool alternative, rock, and old R&B music playing in the background. A full bar. Pinball machines for tables. Lots of nostalgia in this place! Restroom was mostly clean. The food was okay. I wish there was a bit more flavor to everything. My daughter agreed. + The Damned Dog ($11) "All beef frank, house beef chili, cheddar, diced onions, and jalapeno crispies." This was good but the frank and chili needed more flavor. I opted for a side of house-made vegan potato salad (additional $1.50) instead of potato chips which really good. + The Sourpuss ($12) "Bratwurst, sauerkraut, pickle slice, crushed salt & vinegar chips, and queso fresco." My daughter enjoyed this with ketchup and mustard added and a side of smoked gouda mac. That mac was very tasty. We also noticed how crisp and spicy our Sprite and Dr. Peppers were. Loved that. I'd definitely go back again for a drink and maybe a sandwich next time. Ample lot parking.

Automatic 5 stars because they have a GOOD Shuffleboard. I love me some shuffleboard. This new…read moreplace not only boasts a shuffleboard, they have pool tables, a few arcade games, a gigantic stage (think Karaoke, Comedy and Music), LOTS of seating, good lighting, big screen wall-mounted TVs and we have not event talked about food or drinks yet. Listen up, this place is new (opened late Nov 2024) so they are still working out the kinks. I say this because there are two reviews on this place that mention negative things. IMHO I think thus far they are excelling and will only get better and better. We need to give them grace as they learn and grow. ***So please READ MY REVIEW and ignore the 1 stars.*** The food we ordered was tasty, affordable and came out quickly. Drinks for the entire table were on point. Shout out to Chet who will gladly curate a drink for you if you are not sure what you want. Oh and did I mention 237 is located inside? 237 is Speakeasy located inside of Soggy Dog (at this time 237 is open Thur-Sat nights). 237 has it's own vibe and drink menu. PRO TIP: Enter Soggy Dog through either of the double set of metal doors. Yes you are at the right place. I will take pictures of the entrance on my next visit.

What a disappointment. We were ignored for our first 10 minutes, then after ordering, the food took…read morea half hour to come out. The chips and queso were an appetizer but came out with the rest of the food. Queso was extremely burned so I asked for it to be removed from the ticket; instead, they replaced it with spicy broccoli cheese soup. Okra and fries were not cooked all the way through; seems hard to mess up food service frozen food, but here we are. The hot chicken sandwich was made with chicken so tough I couldn't cut it. The hot sauce was nice, the salsa was decent. My giant mug of beer was flat but at least it was cold. Overall: poor food, slow service. Was hoping for better.

Came to the Midnight Shift with a friend visiting Lubbock, and the food and service were great. I…read moreordered the prosciutto arugula pizza which was delicious and had the crème brûlée for dessert. There are three options for dessert, but unfortunately they only had two available which was cheesecake and crème brûlée. The crème brûlée was alright, not my favorite. Price is moderate and had plenty of parking. Never stayed at the Cotton Court Hotel before, but the view of the hotel from the restaurant looked very nice.

I ate here for breakfast. It's a neat space with mediocre, slightly overpriced food. The avocado…read moretoast plate is better than the French toast. Service was friendly, but slow. If you're staying at the Cotton Court, there is a meal voucher, but the system is kind of weird and the voucher won't fully cover your meal. You might want to explore eating breakfast somewhere else. That said, we went there for live music and a lot of people ordered drinks and appetizers to enjoy on the patio while they listened to music. They looked good, and if you're listening to music, the long wait times won't be such a big deal.

I like this bar. It has interesting customers and the bartenders pour a decent drink. The bar food…read moreis good and they have dart boards and pool tables. The saloon is non-smoking but the bar side is for smokers. I have never stayed for karaoke but i have been told it is fun.

The waitress refused to take our groups order and asked us to leave because they were closing in 2…read morehours. Very poor service.