This restaurant is currently out of business. It has been closed for nearly a year. The building is…read morefor sale.

Place was slow so we figured the wait for our food wouldn't be long. So far we've been here 45…read moreminutes and we've yet to see our order. Alcohol was not available due to them waiting on their 2021 license. Not sure I'd come back.

Nice to have you back. Nice spacious restaurant with plenty of parking. Come in and order off of…read morea pizza paddle. Thick or thin, the pizza is good. When it is brought hot to the table it is very good. On tap root beer and orange cream. Open kitchen concept. Booths and tables. Nice addition to the Lafayette pizza options.

They to often burn the pizza. Whom ever is cooking doesn't know that burning the crust is not…read moreright.

Never got to try it. Placed order for 3 tacos. Waited 15 minutes while staff stood around behind…read morecounter. A larger group came in and my order just fell to the wayside I guess. No receipt given to me. On a lunch break while working across street. Not alot of time to sit for 3 tacos that I never received.

Man, whenever I'm back in Indiana, this is my first stop. Maybe if you didn't grow up eating this…read morestuff, it would seem weird, maybe even gross. But I have been addicted since age 5 and probably always will be. The stromboli is so much better than at any other Pizza King or Arni's. I love the way the sausage and pepperoni are cut into little squares. The pizza crust is perfectly crisp and greasy. How is it that the little square pieces in the middle bend perfectly to fit into your mouth but never fall apart? The cornmeal on the bottom of the crust is a nice touch.

It took twenty minutes to get one pizza. The pizza wasn't very good and they threw croutons at usread more

Borgata is... complicated. The basics include lovely decor, superlative, friendly service, and…read moreawesome pizza. A little less basic: The hours are very limited. The menu fits comfortably on one side of a smallish piece of paper. In a nutshell, Borgata feels like a brand new restaurant that happens to be 18+ months old, and that can't quite make up its mind what it is. It's almost a family restaurant (the tiny menu includes a kid's section). But wait, maybe it's an Italian restaurant? Or maybe a pizza place? Or a gathering place for locals (there's a full bar)? Well... yes. Yes, it is. We're convinced that they'll figure it all out, and in the meantime, enjoy the... whatever it is they're serving! It's great!

From the owner: Products: Pizza, Salads, Pork Chops, Pasta, Spaghetti and…read moreMeatballs, Chicken Alfredo, Steaks Services: Carryout, Dessert of the Week, Dinner, Sunday Breakfast, Weekly Specials Locations Facts: Located 12 miles outside of Lafayette and 50 minutes from downtown Indianapolis

Not gonna lie...I pulled into the parking lot and almost turned right around because the adjacent…read morebowling alley threw me off. I was worried it was gonna be some bland, frozen, and bulk bought pizza that you'd typically find in a bowling alley concession stand. However, it was late, I was hungry, and I was feeling a little adventurous...so what the heck! Am I glad I stuck around! The vibe is what it is...a pizza joint connected to a bowling alley in Indiana. Not flashy...no frills...but the server was super nice and took incredible care of us. One of the first wins was being able to get a half and half pizza...all the pizzas looked good and we could just pick one. So glad we didn't! Both were incredible! We got the works and the buffalo chicken pizza! The crust was perfect! Just the right amount of char and crisp you want from a wood oven pizza to hold the toppings as well as a tasty chewiness! The toppings were super flavorful and there was plenty to take home for the next day! I would absolutely come back next time I'm in the area...maybe even walk over and bowl a couple games!

A solid lunch, been here several times, not fancy but a great lunch spot. Pizza is really good for…read morethat area.

Great food. I had the strom and it was awesome. My buddy had a pizza and it was great too. Past…read morereviews made the place sound run down. Not the case. A fun funky interior. Maybe a little dive-ish but the place is clean.

The interior is not great but the food is FANTASTIC. We were just passing through and grabbed…read morelunch. A small town pizza joint can either be basic and bland or a surprising gem and this was definitely the latter! I had the chicken bacon ranch sandwich and my husband had a cheeseburger. The sandwich had so much flavor and the burger was juicy and well seasoned! I want to come back and try their pizza now too. Might make a special trip soon. :]

Amazing food Amazing food and good buddies too and lots of…read morefriends go to for happy hour

Always love meeting you at Arni's! Everytime I come home to Rossville or Lafayette I HAVE TO GET…read moreARNI'S! Love the people and the food! Great prices too.

Pizza is great and the staff is friendly and quick! It is good pizza for people who don't like a…read morelot of sauce and fresh toppings.

The pizza was delish. The service not so great. I was the only customer and there to pick up a…read morepizza. They totally ignored me Until I. Spoke up. And then they weren't the friendliest. I could tell they were restocking boxes, etc. and i tried to give them the benefit of the doubt, but they could have said" be right there". Its decorated nicely and there is plenty of room for even big groups. Keep your fingers crossed for good service!

Excellent pizza a foodies must have, great friendly atmosphere, really cozy place…read more.................................. ..

Gone Down Hill in the one year that I have ordered from them. Yelling at me that I ordered and have…read moreto pay for my pizza was extremely traumatizing. All I wanted was to only be charged the 7 percent sales tax on my two pizzas and not be overcharged. The teenagers that run the place tell customers that every item is taxed separately and then add surcharges that they claim are taxes. This isn't accurate or right and yelling at customers that it's okay because they understand that everything in America is taxed isn't good customer service and doesn't justify the over charges that they added to my bill. I know I should have just walked out without paying and without pizza, but in my traumatized state I was completely under a state of confusion as to what I should do after four teen boys were upset at me and all but one who claimed that he couldn't hear me walked out of the restaurant. Please people add up your bill and make sure they know that asking everyone to pay extra under a guise of taxes is wrong business standards.