Thankful for Businesses who support our Veteran Community. Not only was the food amazing, the…read moreservice was great too! ...and don't forget to ask for the special homemade Hot Sauce!!

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.

They gave my credit card to someone else and then told me I "must have dropped it" even though I…read morestill had not been handed back a card. Staff is incompetent and unhelpful

If you are 24 then you are too old for this place. The kids seem to like it though. Cheap drinks…read more Friendly staff. Dancing. Lots of dancing.

Have not been back here since the mid-1990's and it hasn't changed a lick! Got in right as they…read moreopened on a Sunday afternoon, so we easily got a table in the main bar area. Man, I'd forgotten how small those tables are, especially as we had four people trying to eat a full lunch! Went right back to my go-to order...a beer, a double cheeseburger with fries and we also got a side of onion rings to share around the table. The double cheeseburger was just as I had remembered...grilled on a flattop with nice char. Fries seasoned with Harry's spice were decent (could have been a bit crisper) and dipped in ranch dressing. The onion rings were on the thinner side but with great crunch. Because of the nostalgia factor, they let us in behind the bar to get a group shot (for posterity's sake). So glad to have made it back after all these years.

I've always wanted to come here, I know a number of different people who graduated from Purdue, I…read morefinally had the chance to check it out, I was in west Lafayette for work, and once I was done for the day, I decided to go check out Harry's. It was a great time! The staff was very attentive and friendly, I enjoyed checking out all of the historical pieces and I enjoyed a great Bloody Mary! Can't wait to come back again

small bar with tons of indoor and outdoor seating, great music (and you can play music too), darts…read moreand other games to play. they also have weekly events. very friendly bartenders and people who visit. only *complaint* for me personally was all the smoke but if that doesn't bother you then no complaints :)

My big problem with this place is all the smoke. If only this place would be affected by the…read morenon-smoking ban in September. They always have someone in there that will chat you up. Very friendly folks in here. Nice bartenders, bikers, hard working people just looking to have a good time and a few drinks.

Nine Irish Brothers is a little bit of the "olde sod" brought to Indiana, Lafayette in particular…read more We recently attended on St. Patrick's day, with ALL of the faithful. Making friends you never knew with great food even on the busiest day of the year. Great staff. A shout out to Suzi M. who made our night and several others a special evening. Slainte!

Nine Irish Brothers offers comfort food near the Purdue campus at a good price and it is open…read morelate!!! Finding your way to the restaurant with all the construction in 2025 sucked though, so be aware of that. There were 7 of us, tired and grumpy from the rainy Purdue Game, rolling in at about 9pm, ready to get some real food for dinner. Fortunately, we were seated right away. We got chatting and enjoyed looking around at the fascinating and delightful pub style decor. The history of the restaurant and its owners is on the back of the menu and is a great and heartwarming read. I ordered the regular size portion of corned beef and cabbage with mashed potatoes and a slice of deliciously dense Irish bread. My bf got a pint of cider and Irish stew with a slice of Irish bread. The table also split an order of pub chips and at the end, a slice of Irish Bailey's cheesecake. The cheesecake is a must get!! My bf paid our bill which was about $40, which is a great price for the large quantity of yummy Irish food we enjoyed. I would love to go back here anytime we are in town.

The bartender had customers attacking me cause I didn't leave a tip for a $10 tab will never ever…read morego back if I could I would sue that place

Great place to hang out Drinks are great too…read more Great juke box music Pulls tabs Dart boards Golden tee Pool table

This controversial mural is the work of The Droops, an Indianapolis-based artist collective who…read morewere commissioned by The Spot to do the piece in 2015. It located on the side of the Spot and overlooks their parking lot. It takes up 2 sections of the bar's side wall. The mural is in great shape but as you can see in the photos, its lower park is obstructed by parked vehicles. It is a collogue of random images that include a guillotine, a beer on a folding chair, a tombstone, a skull, a in a bikini with four eyes holding a beer up, a knife, a clown, a bomb, a trumpet, a cigarette butt, a foot, a face being punched by a fist, a hand holding a knife, and an odd character holding a beer while playing a piano. The mural also depicts a naked woman tied to a tree and male genitalia in between a hotdog bun, which caused quite a site as you can imagine. There were calls by the community to have the offensive piece removed, covered up or fenced off. The change.org petition ended with 20 supporters. At one point the Lafayette police issued a warning that artwork was violation of the city's graffiti ordinance. There was a point during all of this that they used a Mike Pence head (who was governor at the time) to cover the male genitalia. Ultimately, the Spot won and the city decided that the mural was not graffiti and did not meet the criteria for a citation. The mural is standing today. Even though there are a lot of images to digest. The artwork is very nice. This is a provocative piece that definitely generates conversation. You can deiced for yourself what your thoughts on the piece are. Parking to get a closer look at the mural is easy, even though it overlooks a parking lot, the lot is kind of tight. There is however, some free parking pretty close to the mural too. Anyway, as with most murals that I have visited and reviewed, this is not a long stop. I was there less than 5 minutes. So, you may want to consider planning out additional stops at many of the other attractions in the area, or making this stop part of a larger itinerary to maximize your time and trip. There of tons of murals to check out in the immediate area.

Good bar with friendly staff. On weeknights it's a chill place that makes good drinks at a decent…read moreprice. They have a turntable and offer to play records if you bring them in. On weekends it can get packed and they open up the dance area with loud music. The vibe is still good, just a lot more going on. The outdoor area is a great place to hang out for a more chill experience on these nights.

Had my first BPT here, now revisiting can confirm it is a fantastic BPT iteration. Definetely would…read morecome back and try other items as well. Hospitality was warm and welcoming too.

We came on Tuesday evening during trivia night. What a fun community of people! It was fun playing…read morealong while we dined even though we weren't on a team. Our waitress was very sweet. We enjoyed our meals but the old fashioned we ordered from the bar was not very good. It was mostly ice, water and a huge orange slice. You can tell by the color that there was very little alcohol in it and no simple syrup noted either. We would eat here again but we likely would not order a cocktail. This is a community tavern so overall it was as expected but didn't overly impress us.

I really like the wings, maybe it's because it was delivered but I just really didn't like the…read morechips or fries. It wasn't just the texture though. I felt like the taste was really bland. I will definitely buy again just for the wings. I also got the pulled pork sandwich, which I didn't love since I did get like cartilage or bone or something from the pork in a few of my bites, which was unappetizing. I'm pretty sure my husband liked the burger though a lot.

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.

Seriously limited without a food menu when Harry's across the block serves a huge variety of eats,…read moreAJs down the block offers fantastic beers and burgers, and a plenty of restaurant across the river provide quality options. Good luck parking now with Chauncy under construction. Specials seem average but stuck with a silly plastic tumbler required to present for the discounts. Brothers is that awkward alternative for cheap drinks. I personally will go for Town and Gown in most cases but timing my first, surprising I know, visit after a decade in the area worked a charm. My buddy and I found an empty and fun bar with one excellent staff member serving. She explained the tap options then we discovered my first pick was drained. Went for the classic Blue Moon, he did a cocktail on the Beach then Baltimore Zoo, surprising how different both were to other places same named drinks. I would happily try again on a whim but even for the decently fair twenty bucks we dropped the missing food demands lower prices for less to digest while drinking.

I really don't understand the excitement some people have for this place. Drinks are more expensive…read morethan pretty much every dive bar in the area, music is so loud you can't hear yourself think or be able to speak to the bartender even if you're not in the upstairs "party area." they let so many people upstairs that you can't even figure out how to exit and it's not safe, and the bar tenders will sometimes ignore you and serve dudes who are in big frats before you. The 25 cent wing Wednesdays are a joke. You have to wait in line an hour for them to get them at a random window, and they're pretty terrible. They'll also randomly run out after you've been waiting for a while with no warning. Go across the bridge into Lafayette for a better experience.