Hall Pass in South Bend is a must-visit, whether you're there for the food or just the drinks…read more While the burgers and other menu items looked fantastic, I had plans later, so I decided to stick to their drink menu. I tried the Old Cuban, and it absolutely hit the spot--a perfect end-of-summer drink enjoyed out on their lovely patio. The service was fantastic; the staff was attentive and made sure I had a great time with this refreshing summer sipper. I'm looking forward to coming back to try their food next time!

Went to ironhand for brunch and bingo. Had the best time. Our server Rachel was amazing! She knew…read moreexactly when we needed something and was right on the entire time!

Nice winery/restaurant that serves their own estate grown wines and guest provided wines. Plus they…read moreserve small plate, sandwiches, salads and flatbreads. The location is in the old armory building. Parking on site. Good place to meet up with friends , old and new. Have a glass or share a bottle, get a flatbread or a charcuterie....enjoy.

I'd been eyeing their menu for weeks and finally went. Our waitress was so sweet, and the food was…read moregood. The bruschetta board was amazing such a fun dish to share! Thanks for a lovely evening!

Get the cellar board!!! Me and my boyfriend get it every time. Oh and the pesto chicken sandwich is…read moreto die for !! Great selection of wines and cocktails alike, and all our waiters/waitresses have always been very attentive. Food is usually pretty quick too. Owners are super cool people and the place has a trendy sort of fun vibe to it! Visit the cellar!!

I've been to The Lauber two Tuesday's in a row and let me tell yall something - THIS PLACE…read moreSCHLAAAAAPS. I live in indy normally but I took a travel contract with one of the hospitals in the South Bend area and am currently staying near downtown South Bend. Yall. I feel like people have hyped up The Lauber to me, but honestly this is one of my favorite new go-to places in the entire Midwest. The drinks are great, the menu hits a lot of great areas (I haven't had anything I haven't liked yet, seriously), the servers have been attentive and so friendly, the vibe is super casual but like just fancy enough, you feel me? This place hits. Like even the music selection has me gagged and gooped, house down boots. Thank yall for making a southern boy/indiana transplant feel so welcome and at home. Yall rock.

Food was really good! Busy place- it was hopping!…read more Make reservations!! Upscale sports bar

In the Morris Inn, Rohr's is a classy spot for a nice meal in campus. The menu isn't extensive but…read morethere are a lot of solid options. I had the burger and fries (nothing fancy), and it was delicious. It's a great departure from the basic college food spots around ND's campus. Wait staff were amazing and the manager stopped in and checked on us as well. I'll definitely be back.

Came here for a business lunch with some customers. I do have to say this place is cool! It's right…read moreon the Notre Dame campus in the hotel. You drive up to the awning and a valet opens the gates for you to park. We had reservations. It was very crowded. I am told it's not typically that crowded. It was hard to hear it was so loud. Menu is large. Prices are higher. Be ready. I got the large chopped salad. It wasn't that large for $18. I changed out the dressing to ranch because I did not want the garlic salad dressing. Glad I did. The salad was ok. The salami was smokey it added to the veggies. But for the price it was small and disappointing. 2 people got the prime rib sandwich and it was pretty sloppy. It's better to eat with a knife and fork. I was told it was good. The sweet potato fries have cayenne pepper on them. The chopped salad with tofu was also disappointing. The tofu had a weird bbq type sauce. The server was nice and she was fine. The atmosphere is more high scale. Just disappointed in the taste of the food and portion to cost. Cool experience being on campus but you're paying for it.

Our second visit to Brasserie 23 was Valentine's Day brunch. We arrived on time for our reservation…read moreand were promptly seated. Our server Sean was attentive and helpful. The restaurant is clean and attractive. I had the Croque Madame, which was literally perfect, and better than those I had in Paris. The bread was perfectly toasted, the cheese perfectly melted, the egg perfectly cooked (not runny, not overly hard), the ham perfectly salted. Others in my group enjoyed the Short Ribs Benedict, Grand Bebe, and Tortilla de Patatas. (I'll note our first visit was the morning after a Notre Dame home game, and their stores were depleted: we could have anything on the menu as long as it was chicken. :) The chicken dishes we had that visit were very well done as well - moist and juicy on the inside and lovely on the outside. Obviously we came back, just not after a home game!)

No one enjoyed their dinner. The portions are small, prices are high, the flavor is lacking, and it…read moretook awhile to get our food. Onion Soup Gratinee - $11 - Needed salt and wasn't very flavorful. 2/5 stars. Chorizo and Shrimp - $22 - This was easily the best dish. Cooked well, good flavor, and a decent portion (probably because the price is so high). 4/5 stars. Chicken and Leek Puff Pastry - $26 - The pastry was lacking. It was soggy, weird taste to it, and just not pleasant. The filling was also mediocre. Don't get this. 0/5 stars. L'Entrecote de Paris (Steak Frites) - $45 - The steak was chewy, the fries were over salted. For $45, this was not enough steak, whatsoever. Not like it was a good cut either. It's a rip off. 0/5 stars. Pan Roasted Duck Breast - $36 - My mom and I both ordered this, and we could combine both of our dishes to make ONE duck breast. Portion was horribly small. Never have I ever been given HALF a duck breast. The sauce wasn't good either and it was broken. 2/5 stars cause the rest of it was cooked fine. The birthday dessert was a scoop of ice cream and some stale cinnamon pastry thing. This was wildly bad. If the flavors were on point, the prices would be understandable. But the flavors were bad, the prices are expensive, and we waited a very long time to get our food. We couldn't get into a different restaurant that night (it was a Saturday night on move in weekend), but this one we could get into, and now we know why. Don't go here.

What an awesome place to hang out a taste wine! We all splurged on the wine tasting menu at the end…read moreof our evening to hang out and talk. We had intimate seating with a fun sampling of 7 wines from France. The veuve clicquot was the most boring, but definitely a solid champagne. By far the surprisingly best was the white Chablis. Definitely the thriller of the evening. Beautiful location with great, knowledgeable server. It's worth a visit!!!

Great food. Great wine. Loved the fights to be able to try different selections. We will…read moredefinitely be back! Tiramisu gelato is to die for!

I really missed Barnaby's after moving out of Chicago!…read more Ambiance: This Barnaby's look the exact same as the ones in Chicago. It had the dark rustic wood interior, and beautiful heavy wooden booths and tables. I've never been to Germany, but it kind of reminds me of the traditional German bars I see in history books and online! Service: Like all Barnaby's, this place is counter order only. Once you place your order and the pizza is ready, they will bring it to your table. If you're customizing your pizza, expect about a 25-35 minute wait. Food: The tavern style pizza wasn't as good as I remembered...but it was still pretty delicious! I loved that we can customize and add our own toppings on the pizza.

Best pizza in town but.......... Only when the right crew is…read moreworking the Friday nights Always nice too see when a crew works like a really well oiled machine and making sure it's not miss firing and all the well oiled pieces move and work together .

Corndance Tavern was highly recommended by both friends and colleagues as one of the best…read morerestaurants in the Mishawaka area. It was quite a pleasant experience to dine here. The service is exceptional and the food is delicious. We loved the potato skins which were unique in that they were more like tempura than traditional potato skins. The Brussels had a ton of flavor as did the steaks and salads. The highlight was probably the Sword of John Adams. It's basically a giant kabob with grilled meats (steak, lamb & chicken) and vegetables. It reminded me of something I imagine you'd see at Medieval Times but much more tastefully done. The Pumpkin Spice Gelato and Crème Brûlée were a nice way to finish our dinner. A bit unexpected that they also offer sushi. We did not try it this time but based on our first experience, would feel confident to try it next time since everything was SO good.

Such a bummer! I had been wanting to try this restaurant for years. We love Jesus Grill and Evil…read moreCzech and love... First.. service.. wonderful! Our waiter was great! Now for the food... we were so excited for the steak fondue... three small cast iron pots, less than a 1/4 cup of fondue the same amt of meat and mushrooms and a mound of toasted bread cubes... this was tasty, but for $18 those crocks should have been filled three quarters full! For dinner I ordered 1/2 of the arugula salad with chicken. I could not eat the salad as it was drenched in dressing, almost like it it been dressed earlier and lest to wilt.. chicken was over seasoned and quite dry. The burger... COVERED in two sauces... they don't described it as a smothered burger... such a shame bc the flavors were there. If choosing, pick the others, prices are much better and hands down, so is the food..

Great atmosphere, great food, fast service. Waitress was great!…read more Chipotle tacos were delicious. Prime rib burger was fantastic. Fresh cut fries. Hummus appetizer. Everything was phenomenal. Farm to table.

Everything is SO fresh! Hands down the elote dip was our favorite! Service was great and the…read morerestaurant is homey and welcoming.