Red Seven Bar and Grill


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Address: 225 N. 2nd St, Lafayette, IN 47901 (Downtown)
Phone: 765.742.7337
Hours: ?

Expect to Spend: ?
Alcohol? Full Bar
Smoking? No
Extras: Outdoor Seating

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Reviews of Red Seven Bar and Grill

10 Responses to “Red Seven Bar and Grill”

  1. Rob on November 2nd, 2008 10:57 am

    I agree with most of the reviewers on this site about the refreshing atmosphere of the Red 7, I however do not agree with their comments on their food quality. Not to sound rude, but the food was quite bland and tasteless for such as “high class” establishment. The bar was quite inviting with the nice marble top and the surprisingly comfortable wire mesh seats, but the bar service was not the best that I have ever experienced. The bartenders lacked personality, which for a small city like lafayette does not cut it. I am always under the impression that fun, vibrant staff bring back customers, especially in a town where there is a bar on every other corner. Though prices were reasonable….I don’t foresee me making this a regular stop. I do commend the owners on the wonderful decor and fresh scenery that has been needed in lafayette for some time.

  2. Amber on October 6th, 2008 3:14 pm

    Dennis Miller, i saw your comment on Red Seven, i often go there and order that same merlot, its called Cellar #8 from California. Its one of my favorites also!!

  3. Dennis Miller on October 4th, 2008 7:54 pm

    We live in Kansas City but recently ate at your resturant and enjoyed the food and wine. The wine is why I am writing. We had your merlot (by the glass) and couldn’t remember the name of it. Is it possible to let me know the merlots you have on your menu. We visited the first weekend in august. Thank You

  4. Melissa on October 1st, 2008 11:46 am

    Great restaurant! If you haven’t eaten here you are missing one of the best restaurants in Lafayette.

  5. Deborah and Jeffrey Dunker on September 13th, 2008 3:56 pm

    Wonderful experience. We came here for our anniversary dinner and we were more than pleased! Wonderful food and service. The lighting and atmosphere made it a very special night! Our server was attentive but not overwhelming. We will recommand Red Seven and come back! Very friendly and welcoming!

  6. Karen on September 12th, 2008 10:00 am

    Stopped in here for a quick lunch on a Saturday afternoon and we were very impressed by this restaurant. The service and food were great. Enjoyed a cocktail also and checked out the menu for dinner. We will definately come back.

  7. Melanie on June 27th, 2008 12:06 pm

    This is a place that has a definitely different feel than any other place here in town. In fact, it’s more like something in New York or Chicago. I went with a friend and we were able to share a pizza and even had left-overs. The drinks were great and the prices were much less than you might expect to pay when in this type of more upscale bar and grill. Very great place, we’ll be going back!

  8. Laura Nierstheimer on June 5th, 2008 12:41 am

    The atmosphere is fresh, upscale and inviting. High ceilings and generous spaces adorned by dark wood paneling provide a decadent backdrop for the art-inspired decor, a look that culminates into a modern yet warm environment. The lighting is subtle yet adequate after sunset, and two-and-a-half-story windows invite plenty of sunlight in, either naturally or softly filtered by sheer red curtains in the daytime. the outdoor seating area is also privy to R7’s exquisite view of the classic Lafayette skyline, as well as the newly renovated train station and pedestrian bridge.
    The staff are exceptionally kind and as such I enjoyed conscientious, personable service. One of Red Seven’s three dining areas encompasses the full bar, which features drink specials for each night of the week. (Wednesday was 80’s night, and I enjoyed a “Ghostbuster” cocktail).
    The fire-grilled chicken sandwich was delicious, and guests can opt for a side salad instead of french fries - at no additional charge. Prices seemed very reasonable for the portions given; my sandwich was $7.50 for a generously-sized chicken breast on a large, soft ciabatta roll with savory feta cheese spread, red peppers and olives.
    I will definitely be back to Red Seven with friends and family members.

  9. Danielle on May 31st, 2008 7:44 pm

    My husband & I tried Red Seven for our anniversary. We wanted something nicer than a chain like Applebee’s, but we’re slow to put our toes outside the box. However, it turned out great! My husband ordered the bourboun glazed pork chops and I got the almond crusted chicken and both were delicious. The total price for two meal and two drinks (both lemondade) was $36.00, but we ordered two of the median priced entrees. You could definitely go cheaper or even split a meal because the portions were very large. Both dinners came with a salad, rolls, and two sides. The meat portions were huge. My chicken was actually two breast servings and my husband’s pork chop was probably 12+ ounces. The atmosphere was nice-modern but warm. There’s also outside seating if you like that, but we ate inside. Our server was very attentative, but not annoyingly so. I would definitely recommend and will be going back as soon as I’m no longer pregnant for the Thursday night beer and pizza special.

  10. mitch on May 29th, 2008 8:39 am

    This place sucks! Food Sucks service sucks. I cant believe they are still open. Which wont be long! I was sad when i got in the place is amazing but the food sucks along with the prices!

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