This place is always a good time. Good food and good drinks mixed with friends is amazing…read more The drinks are always flavorful and on point and I never go wrong with any if my good options. Check them out. The service is good and they have picture worthy photo scenes.

My boyfriend took me to Nom Nom for my birthday. Neither of us had ever been before, so we were…read moreintrigued. I LOVED the restaurant that occupied that space years ago, Adelino's, but it was a totally different type of cuisine, so I didn't go into it comparing the two. The ambiance was great. I loved the way they'd revamped and utilized the space. Our server was attentive initially, but after we'd put in an order for an appetizer and told her we needed a minute to look things over, it took forever for her to come back to take our orders. We didn't see her much after that either. The food wasn't worth the price in my opinion. The queso dip was good, but I feel like you should get more than you do for $10. My boyfriend loved the cheesy birria tacos, but I was less happy with mine. The meat in my tacos was barely lukewarm when they got to the table, which was weird to me; even when I get shrimp tacos elsewhere (when the shrimp isn't fried), the shrimp is at least warm. The fish taco was better than the shrimp taco, but you can get far superior tacos for cheaper at other restaurants around town. We both ordered a Paloma and found them to be very tequila forward and not as effervescent as they should have been; we were expecting carbonation but couldn't taste any bubbles (and barely any grapefruit) at all. I enjoyed it more than he did though. Overall, we're pretty sure Nom Nom is a one and done for us, which is a shame, because we'd heard great things and went into it with high expectations. But for almost $80, the food and service we received just weren't up to par.

My buddy goes crazy for this place! I personally enjoy El Nopal more but can't fault the Mexican…read morefood game here. I noticed a huge menu on our late night dinner run. Friendly drive through that had my friend's phone in order ready, we paid and grabbed his massive burrito without issue. Upon inspection, typically underwhelming presentation of dull white brown colored stuffed tortilla, the southern cuisine rarely can make their stuff look appetizing especially take out, but they really do pack their wraps well. He chowed down raving for his taste buds nonstop. I could see myself trying more, sipping horchatta which is a must, enjoying this classic friendly remodelled bright dive, and great location Mexican option.

Good food. But for one LUNCH meal. $27.90 was the total. WAY OVER PRICED. That was before tip.read more

Everything was fresh and great tasting. This is a small hole in the wall Mexican diner. Order first…read moreand then sit at the restaurant next door. Had some different Mexican foods in addition to burritos and tacos. The Cheese and beef pupusa- thick griddle cake made with cornmeal and stuffed with cheese and chicken. Also served with picked cabbage (sorry no photo). Was great, but thick tasting due to the cornmeal. Liked it enough that I would order again. The sopas were also very tasty and I would order again. The tacos were a great price at $2.99 each, sorry forgot to take photo- my crew was hungry. Ice cream for dessert- $3.50 landed us 3 scoops of homemade ice cream. They also have a variety of fruit drinks and shaved ice desserts with fruit. I would definitely recommend this place for hungry students as it's near Purdue University.

This place used to be a nice spot, first of all the prices…read morehave gone up which is fine if the food actually lived up to the cost. The food quality has gone down terribly, all of the sorbet is now made from artificial junk. The beef has been switched to the cheapest commercially available and is chewy. Summarized, it's sad to see a place like this now. I give it a generous 2 years till fully shutdown.

Every visit is great! I haven't had an experience less than pleasant. The food is phenomenal. The…read moreservice is quick and efficient. The restaurant is super clean and everyone is a delight to see. I have been to this location multiple times and will continue to come back every time I'm back in Indiana for trips. Staff were very conscious during COVID and took care of everyone. Thank you for keeping all safe, filling bellies, and providing great laughs. We will continue to visit every time we're in town.

Service was pretty good, although no water refills throughout our dinner which was odd. The food…read morewas okay - i got birria tacos and they were good. Overall the restaurant was kind of gross. I didn't notice it at first until I went to the restroom. The bathrooms were especially disgusting you could smell them before you saw them. Worse than any gas station. After I went to bathroom I got back to my seat and just started looking more closely and the rest of the place didn't seem very clean either.

The food is very authentic and delicious. A lot of the food is cooked to order and fresh. The…read moreservice is always great when we go there. The waitresses are very friendly and remember our family every time and treat us like we are part of their family. Great experience all around!

A little off the beaten path, but don't let that stop you. We were on our way to Chicago & stopped…read morehere based on reviews. Glad we did - The fajitas were fabulous!

Hole in the wall hidden away location but this remains the best Mexican in the area! Prices are…read morehigh for basic common ingredients, dingy atmosphere, and non English service but as usually, cannot turn down this place! A huge menu, incredibly friendly service despite the linguistic barriers, and classic Spanish fütball on the TV. My parents dishes were huge for the price, very tasty all over from horchatta to my mom's vegan burrito. My sister noticed the beef in her dish was tough, must have been an older cut because mine was fine. The interior atmosphere is copied from a Magdalena spot I visited some years ago. The Tuesday tacos are amazing. Shrimp and sausage fajitas are my pick, horchata is that authentic treat I'll take any day over the American sodas, and no other place in town gets everything right consistently like here.

Awsome food!!!! Love the workers! The food is authentic and…read moreI'm pretty sure they make the shells. They know how to cook efficiently, we do not wait long. This is one place I do not mind tipping good.

Amazing duo menu of awesome Tex Mex as well as All American Favorites as well: tacos,…read moreburgers,burritos, tenderloins, chimichangas, fish and chips, 10 beers on tap, fill bar, tons of tvs with sports/movies/trivia, and, a great personable staff. Darts, Touch Tunes jukebox box, daily specials, $2 tacos in house after 9pm, and, board games galore. Great place, independently owned, and, some of the best food in Lafayette. PS- make sure to try their house made queso AND their own homemade hot sauce! (Dive Sauce) Cheers!

Look, I'm a Hoosier. I don't usually step foot in Lafayette unless I'm lost, out of gas, or being…read moredragged against my will. But I wandered into Sixth Street Dive and--don't tell Bloomington--they actually won me over. The burgers are the size of a freshman textbook and taste a whole lot better. Wings? Spicy enough to make me forget I was surrounded by black and gold. And the beer is so cold I almost forgave the guy at the bar for wearing a Purdue hoodie (almost). The vibe is pure dive-bar magic: pool tables, live music, no pretension. Nobody cares if you're a Hoosier, a Boiler, or just a random traveler who took the wrong exit off I-65. By the end of the night, I was laughing, full, and--dare I say it--having a great time in Lafayette. Sixth Street Dive: proof that even behind enemy lines, a Hoosier can still find happiness... as long as the beer's this cold.

My go to restaurant when I'm in town. The food is great and the service is amazing. I've been here…read morea couple of times within a year and always got a great experience. Highly recommend because it has always been a phenomenal experience.

Meh. The food was ok. Not bad, but not something I'm ever gonna crave. The ground beef flavor was…read morejust off to me. The only thing that was pretty good was the salsa. I feel bad because everyone was nice enough and the guy taking care of the tables was very attentive. It's a little cozy in there so if they're super busy when you go, it might be overwhelming.

Reading the name, I thought this was doing to be a restaurant, but this is actually a Mexican…read moregrocery store that has carry out, in the back. Most items on the grocery shelves are in Spanish, so brush up before you go. The employees were nice enough, smiling. I just don't know enough Spanish to wade my way through ordering.

Food is pretty good but the service is abysmal. The girl taking orders had her kid playing games in…read moreone of the booths and she was rude, short and loud.

The food is hit or miss. Depends on what you order. My girlfriend got the quesadillas and it was…read morejuicy and cheesy and delicious. The fajitas are pretty good too! However, the tacos we got had very dry meat and no sauce to go with it. As for service or ambiance, we got takeout so I can't speak for that.

Below-average food and service. I got there and no one was manning the host stand. Door dash…read moredrivers picking up orders were also confused. The booth was dirty. I ordered the enchiladas con mole, served with rice and beans. Everything was incredibly bland. The worst was the rice--bland and crunchy because it was undercooked and dry. I won't be back.