We stopped for lunch time snack and was greeted very nice and had great service…read more The Flatbread Deluxe and our two beers were very good. Plus we even got to meet the real Possum and the other stuffed possum greeter. Decor was also perfect and relaxing. Locals were very welcoming even to us out of staters.

I'm gonna be like Ed McMahon on Star Search and give Teays River Brewing & Public House …read more.. (drumroll) ... three and three-quarter stars. I realize that referencing Star Search is some washed unc behavior, so forgive me. You probably don't even know what I'm talking about. But let's focus on the fact that I really want to give this place four stars, and so I did, because Yelp doesn't allow fractions, so I rounded up. But Teays is getting four stars with a couple of caveats. We'll just get it out of the way. I don't know if the burgers always taste like nothing, but we got two burgers today (the Burnworth Burger and the cheeseburger on the kids' menu), and both reportedly tasted "weird" and like "nothing." I didn't believe it until I tasted the burgers, and yep, nothing. Imagine if you suddenly got Covid and lost your sense of smell and taste. That's what the burgers tasted like, despite the Burnworth Burger having things like hatch chilis and red pepper aioli on it. Very weird! Maybe we just visited at an off time when the cook forgot to season the burger patties. Who knows. My meal, however, was great. I got the pulled pork sandwich, and the pork was so tender and flavorful, it almost didn't even need the small cup of barbecue sauce that it came with. It also came with some coleslaw and a choice of a side. (I chose fries.) I also got a pint of the Trauma Llama Ding Dong, which is a hazy IPA. It was very good! I do love a good IPA, and this one is made by Teays. This is a kid-friendly brewery, with lots of seating outside. Inside, there's a big bar for adults, but also lots of seating for groups and families. I'd definitely recommend this restaurant for parents who want a place to get a beer and also relax because their kids are more than welcome.

We recently headed to Indianapolis from Milwaukee for a weekend getaway. On the way, we stopped at…read morePeople's Brewing for some lunch. What a nice place to discover. The staff was super nice and the we really liked the vibe -- it had a nice, diverse clientele and was all around chill. We had a couple beers and food. The beer was good but the food really stood out. We got an excellent flatbread as well as a hummus platter. Great all around. This is the kind of place I wish was close to where we live -- cool venue, cool people, and good food and beer. Happy we found it on our journey!

The food is good and the BLT was delicious!! The service is spotty unless you sit at the bar. Which…read moreI am unable to do if I take my daughter to lunch. The place always seems pretty empty but I have only ever gone on a weekday afternoon or evening. For a brewery the beer is not very good, some weird combos and the only good IPA has a super high alcohol content. I will go for the food but definitely not stick around for a beer.

We stopped in on a whim and were glad we did. The beer was outstanding--so much so that we left…read morewith a four-pack and a growler. We live in the Indianapolis area, so it's not the easiest place for us to visit regularly, but whenever we're in the West Lafayette area, we'll definitely stop by for a pint or, at the very least, a growler to go. Do yourself a favor and check this place out. Grab a pint--you'll be glad you did!

Although there is no food served here there are food options near by that you are welcome to bring…read morein. They have a vast selection of their own brews plus canned guest brews, ciders and wine options. The bar is big and tv's were playing to watch sports. Service was friendly. Good place for drinks and conversation.

I haven't been to LBC in several years, so I was excited to see specials listed on a board out…read morefront. Today, I was after a bowl of soup. It was early and a table full of local law enforcement was having lunch. Always a good sign when the locals eat there. They are housed in an old building. There is patio seating, bar area seating an another large dining room with a large beer mural. We got a table by the window. Matthew was the only server working when we arrived. He was friendly and made recommendations despite being busy. He said the soups are homemade and a guy comes in a makes them a couple times a week. The soup of the day was a Turkey Alfredo. The soup was creamy, hearty and thick. The seasoning was perfect, not too much salt. I would have traded some of the noodles for a few more vegetables. But it was really good none the less. The Tap Room Chicken Sandwich,bbq pulled chicken topped with melted cheese and deep fried onion wedges, stole the show. A generous portion of the chicken topped a fresh chewy pretzel roll. The onions were unique and delicious. Sandwiches come with fabulous house made chips. Soooo good, golden brown and not too salty. Yum. His sandwich was $2 off as a daily special. There's free street parking the building is accessible with no stairs. Kid friendly with kid menu. Adult friendly with bar. I'll be back to try the happy hour specials.

I visited with a group of friends. The server was great and the food was pretty good. The wings…read morewere not all sauced, but were pretty good. The ranch was really good. The seasoned fries were hit or miss. Some were seasoned some were not. Overall it was good and I would visit again.

When in Lafayette Indiana you have to stop here, the Home of Indiana Oldest Beer's…read more We were greeted right away by the friendliest man ever and he helped us not only with our beer selections but with the history of the brewery. The beers are brewed by 6 th generation David Thieme, which makes the decor here already historically awesome. 1918 Bock and the Candy Apple Sour both were great starters. Great German beers, I highly suggest that you come here! Also this way you can improve your history knowledge. Win win.

My favorite watering hole in downtown Lafayette. Thieme & Wagner is Indiana's oldest beer that a…read morefamily member resurrected in recent years. Everything I've tried is delicious. Today, im enjoying the Grumpy Brewer hazy IPA. You honestly can't go wrong with anything they brew. The 1918 Bock is the original and is absolutely worth trying.

Derek took great care of us. We came in with a party of 11. 6 Vietnam Vets, 3 90's era vets and…read more2 spouses. He was quick and efficient. I had the beer battered fish. Nice fish. Mash potatoes were too starchy for me (tasted like left over baked potatoes). Jen got tenders. Dry but tasty. We come here once a year when these guys have their reunion in Peru. Be back next year.

Being fans of breweries and brew pubs, and restaurants, we zeroed in on this wonderful slightly…read moreupscale place. It was far from the limited menu and "See here is our brewery equipment" place. Researching their website, we were convinced this was the place to be on our "chasin' racin'" weekend. My companion noticed that the clientele was quite diverse. I noted that also. We both agreed it was a sign of a thriving establishment. Autumn was our server and she was a lot of fun. Conversant, knowledgeable of the menu, and attentive, she was just great. One of my sides was a Caesar Salad. It was copious to the point that I could not finish it when it was appropriately brought out ahead of time. As a diabetic, I am concerned about carbs, but the Alaskan Whitefish grabbed me . While my plate was messy, I peeled off the coating and enjoyed the nice tender fish inside. In Tennessee, corn pudding is different than what they brought me, but it was wonderful. Bread pudding of the day was S'mores. I had my fill, brought home the rest and my family loved it. Local history was abundant. The menu held an article on local history and the lobby had many historic photos of local interest. I took many photos of them for remembrance. Chances are I will never return to Kokomo. But if I do go back. This is where I will dine.

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.

Brisket sandwich was amazing. Server was very good…read more Love the old building. Side salad was small but good.

Really like the atmosphere! The beer selection is usually…read moregood. Food menu needs some work. Not enough selection and I believe they should offer BEER cheese with their food! They do make beer , so they should come up with a great beer cheese!

Went there with a group of eight. Service was good and friendly. The food was tasty and everyone…read moreraved about the fries. My daughter thought the taco bowl was a little bit bland but other than that everyone really enjoyed their meal.

Brunch Review: we made reservations online for Mother's Day which was so convenient! They can…read moreeasily accommodate parties of 6 and have indoor and outdoor seating. The interior was very well done and has a cute feel. They have an area where kids can play as well, and was a good family spot. The brunch menu is small but everything sounded so good. I got the Dutch Baby and a toffee nut latte. The drinks and food were very slow to arrive at the table. The food took over 50 mins to come out and we arrived at opening. However once we got our food and drinks everything was delicious. The service overall was not great, and we also had a hard time getting our bill.