Treat your taste buds: Explore Lawrence restaurants.
Lawrence Restaurants
Booked 2 times todayVery good, food was exceptional. Place is small, but fast service. Good value, quirky but that's the draw. More
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I love going to this place. Best seafood in the Topeka / Lawrence area! Staff are always great and knowledgeable and will help you to pick a great meal and a tasty beer to go with it. More
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Great place to take someone out on a date (as I did) and enjoy the night. Awesome atmosphere, service, and delicious food. Definitely would recommend to friends! More
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Valentines Day good food and service More
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We had a wonderful experience at 6 mile Chophouse! It was our first time dining there and we greatly enjoyed our evening. Top Notch drink selections including the best Moscow mules. We enjoyed their appetizers and had a full dinner. Service was wonderful. More
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The bar has valet parking which is very nice and it's very large to accommodate big groups. Inside the Hotel it's very cool Old Stone work nice bar to have drinks at and watch games too. More
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Great service and food! More
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Particularly great service from the host and Alex, and a perfect place for Valentine’s Day. Thank you! More
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Being doing the Valentines Day at White Castle for years. So much fun! Cute. In and out. I tell everyone we celebrate Valentines Day at "WC Steakhouse"! I've kept every menu in my memory box! More
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Discover Lawrence
The Midwestern charm of Lawrence is evident in every street and building of this college town. As a place anchored in a time gone by, the local food is as homey and traditional. You can enjoy homestyle cooking at the local diners or a cold beer in the local dive bars. During the college hoops season, local University of Kansas fans populate the diners. While American fare is popular, the city is no stranger to international cuisine. You can find a variety of foods from all over the world. It's a great place to experience the beauty of slow cooking in the Midwest while keeping an eye on the future.
