It was very reasonably priced, quick service and was very tasty. I had a Fabulous Franks Fat Guido…read moreand it was great.

These fellas came in clutch after a late night in west Lafayette. Super fast service. They were a…read morereally relaxed group as well. Appreciate y'all. Super conveniently located.

2 stars. TL;DR -…read moreroot beer in frosted glass is divine; onion rings were delicious; service is lacking. We were intrigued by the root beer and loved the idea of enjoying it in a frosted mug, so we popped over for dinner. We ordered a myriad of things, all of which were eventually served in one giant paper tray with zero markings to identify what was what. And our root beers? Served in paper cups. When we asked about the frosted mugs, we were told they were about to close and had suspended tray service. However, the car that pulled in AFTER us received frosted mugs... and so did the folks seated at the picnic tables. So... huh? We flagged down a different carhop and asked why those patrons were still being served mugs. Again, we were told it was because they were about to close. But the sign clearly stated they closed at 10 PM, and both parties arrived after us and received mugs after we'd already been told service was suspended. Was this a case of dining while Black? In this current political climate, I honestly never know. I certainly pray that wasn't the case. The carhop apologized and didn't offer any additional excuses. She simply said she'd speak with the manager. Shortly thereafter, two frosted mugs appeared, filled with some of the creamiest root beer I've had in quite some time. I prayed over mine again because, listen... I worked in restaurants. I've seen crazy things. For the record, the hours posted on the menu board are incorrect. They actually close at 9 PM on Saturdays, not 10. And right at 9, the lights shut off completely. So if you plan to keep eating, you'll need to turn on your dome light like it's a tailgate party. The onion rings and root beer were genuinely enjoyable. The hot dogs, burgers, fries, and fried mushrooms were mid. Just... meh. Nothing to write home about. But what truly irritated me was the corn dog. Everybody knows the best part of a corn dog is that crispy little batter nugget near the stick. WHY would they scrape it off?!?!?! Who does that? Why would you intentionally remove the batter from the stick? I was absolutely appalled. Pffft! I'd return for the root beer or maybe a root beer float, but I'd strongly advise arriving before 8:30 PM if you actually want the full frosted mug experience.

Fast food done perfect! Quick accurate service with a smile…read more Fantastic cheese coney dogs. YUMMY!

DT Kirby's is one of my favorite places to go. The people who work there are awesome, and provide…read moregreat service. The food is really good and the prices very reasonable. I like the beer specials, the best in town. The owner also is also a great guy and will always stop by to talk to you. I highly recommend DT Kirby's! Five star. +

DT Kirby's is a MUST if you're in town. All through college I came here and even as an adult we…read morehave to stop in every time we visit Purdue. The food is phenomenal. The only thing I didn't love were the onion rings. All the sandwiches and burgers are 10/10. Great, quick drinks and good customer service.

Bro. It's an old school drive up hot dog joint- what more can I say? I guess I can say that it's…read moreyummy and also a delightful little experience beyond the norm. The buzz boxes are not touch screens - they're old school and it feels like a time capsule. Wait staff was incredibly friendly and quick, even on a very busy Sunday afternoon.

Gotta be the worst hot dog I've ever had. Had one coney dog and felt sick the rest of the day.read more

Five Guys is usually good but this visit was less than enjoyable. Attaching a picture of how the…read moreburger was served. Someone used about a half a bottle of mustard and slopped the thing together. The fries were ok but hot and soggy, so I don't think they were cooked long enough. And there was an employee screaming very loudly, which was not called for. It was uncomfortable.

Five Guys is the best! Always clean, employees are always friendly, and the food is always…read moreexcellent. Quality ingredients, freshly made, and crave worthy fries, burgers, and veggie sandwiches. All the toppings are fresh and delicious, the buns are fresh. Fries are served hot and fresh. The very best burgers and fries around.

Food is good. Korean corndogs are typically sweeter than people may expect, something to consider…read more Fast service, never super packed.

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!

Now this is truly a hidden gem! Who knew you'd need to go to Lafayette Indiana for some of the best…read moreburria tacos around! The most tender, tasty meat I've ever had! Super quick service and made to perfection. My mouth is watering just writhing this review!

The best birria I've EVER HAD! You literally can't find birria better than this anywhere else. Cute…read morelittle shack that you can walk up to and order or drive through. The staff is super friendly and fast. Highly recommend. I got two tacos with queso for $9

TLDR: I'd return but I'd order differently…read more Service was very friendly and the excellent root beer flowed freely. Atmosphere is old time lunch counter with far too many pictures and posters from DDD. The food wasn't bad. The pork tenderloin sandwich was good as were the fries. I've got reservations about the Dean Purvis burger, though. It's a signature burger but as much as I believe that peanut butter is a blessing from above, it adds absolutely nothing to a cheeseburger. The counterman enthusiastically recommended adding bacon to the burger. I went for it but again, it really added nothing beyond an upcharge. The beef itself though wasn't bad at all. The onion rings were also not worth the addition. They're very much low end standard food distributor issue and distinctly 'meh.' I watched a frostie being made. It's something like an inverse root beer float, a lot of ice cream with a small amount of root beer. The number of scoops of ice cream that went into that blender was positively insane. So yeah, I'd go back but I'd order a tenderloin, a more basic burger, or something from the breakfast menu.

Breakfast all day! Usually, this feature at a restaurant is lost on me, because I don't care for a…read morebig breakfast as my first meal of the day, or really, any time of the day. But I was visiting West Lafayette, and it was morning, and I was feeling a little "under the weather," as my Polish grandmother would say when she went too hard on the Bud Lites the night before. So breakfast at Triple XXX it was, because I could walk there from the Purdue campus, and this restaurant is a West Lafayette institution. I got the Triple XXX Breakfast Special: two over-medium eggs, bacon, fried potatoes and wheat toast. And it was good, you know? It was simple and hearty. I especially liked the fried potatoes. But what really took it over the top is when my server, who was incredibly friendly, told me that she could bring me some root beer jelly to go along with my wheat toast. Record scratch. Say what, lady? Root beer jelly? Yes, Triple XXX makes their own root beer jelly, and they also sell it by the jar. (I bought a jar.) They are famous for their root beer, which is sold nationwide, so I guess it makes sense that they would also make root beer jelly. It tastes exactly the way you would think it would. It tastes like root beer! It's delicious. The seating at this restaurant is interesting: All of the seats are bar seats, and they face the middle of the kitchen. There were no tables or booths that I saw, unless you wanted to go outside and sit at one of the picnic tables on the patio. I liked this seating setup, because I could watch the action happen before my very eyes. The black coffee was very good. It better be, at a place like this! This is the kind of greasy spoon restaurant where old timers stay a while with a cup of coffee and a newspaper. (There were three such people doing something like that when I visited, as a matter of fact.) It's just a comfortable part of the West Lafayette community.

The food is inexpensive and delicious. The staff is friendly and so good about answering questions…read more This is my go-to spot when people want ice cream since I'm a sucker for soft-serve. I bring all my out of town visitors here and everyone loves it. Such a great spot and when the weather is good, you can enjoy your food or ice cream at a picnic table, in your car, or sitting nearby. Don't forget to ask for their frequent buyer card and get little stamps for opportunities at free items!

The vibes are 10/10 especially on a hot day! Servings are ginormous and they've got a lot of…read moredifferent toppings and flavors. The ice cream itself isn't THAT fantastic and it melts as soon as you get it, but the experience is still fun and worth it!

Complete average, hit n miss, might be decent, probably going to remind you to go to Dog n Suds…read morenext time! We dropped in for the classic car show but got rained out. Still a fun time in the sunshine to try crusty fries, meh hotdog, and overly processed nutrient dead burgers.

I ordered a drink to be ready ASAP. I arrived four minutes later and checked in. It said it would…read morebe ready in four minutes, but it took another 10 minutes to be ready. In that time, at least a dozen people went through the drive-through... probably more. It is clear that online orders do not get priority of any sort, and in fact are pushed to the bottom of the list so that they can service the drive-through.