The Eleventh House

116 N 3rd St, Lafayette

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James Green

Everything amazing! Definitely stop by if you are in the area. Got an espresso and pour over. Also lox sandwich and a kimchi one too. Bagel and blueberry lavender cream cheese are delicious. Cool vibe and staff are super friendly.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Sylas Rehbein

Great food, immaculate lowkey vibe. What is on their chips? Don't know but it's delicious.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Morgan Melton

Eclectic vibe but absolutely passed the vibe check! The coffee was delicious (this coming from someone notoriously picky on the flavor/roast of the beans). The food was incredible, from the bagel sandwiches to the strawberry matcha cookie. Try the banana split latte before it disappears for the summer!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Bagel Sandwiches

Ventriloquist Steven Sherwood

The food is delicious. The drinks we had were yummy. The barista was polite and delightful to speak with.
It was a perfect atmosphere for students to study in and there were several doing so.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

COLIN MACRIE

Bagel & a good fruity light-roasted drip, good music, good art, good vibes. Really great spot.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Kelsey Biscocho

Wonderful atmosphere, great music, and really yummy drinks and food :) My favorite place in town

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Bagel Sandwiches, Breakfast Banh MI

Brooke Bailey

Visiting the area from out of town and loved the experience! Great food, great atmosphere! I wish I lived closer so I could make this a regular spot to visit. I ordered the Lafayette Lox & it was amazing!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Gabriel Collier

The coffee and food here is always really good. Staff is really friendly and vibes are chill. Love coming here

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Jennifer Aleshire

Excellent food, drinks and service! This place is what community looks like!

Joseph Romo

Prices here have gotten absolutely out of control, and out of touch with the community that it serves. While the prices here have historically already been quite high relative to other places, the contrast has now markedly intensified.

As of this week, the establishment has considerably hiked the menu prices across the board anywhere upwards of at least 20-30%!

Take for example the egg and cheese bagel. It used to be priced at $5, as of this week, it now costs $6.66 before tax—representing a 33.2% increase in price. Adding bacon used to be $2 upgrade—this means a bacon egg and cheese bagel used to cost $7. Now? This same bagel costs $8.50 before tax, representing a 22% increase in price.

The food here is good, but not this kind of money good. Now, you may say, “well, maybe their costs went up and they’re passing them on”. For a business that has not only been charging elevated prices for a while, and has been established in the community for as long as they have, it is quite unimaginable to think that either their variable, or especially especially fixed costs, could suddenly increase by these margins. It is more likely that their margins are being slimmer, and that they want to keep their higher margins, or perhaps even expand their margins.

Salaries, wages, and compensation in the community are certainly are not increasing by 20-30% overnight, and considering the community demographics, this seems like a poor business decision.

Save yourself the hassle, and stand up for what can be argued is the more principled and noble route. That is, save yourself the money and hassle, make the same food at your own home for cheaper and at a better quality, and not give into a business that unless proven otherwise, seems to have greed and profits above all else

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Rachel Higbee

Excellent coffee and tea options, and the vibes are fantastic. Staff are great! A very cool, unique spot in town that I'd highly recommend.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Tom Babcock

Just bought 6 bagels for $3.75 each.
I’m from NJ we’re I can buy a bagel for -$1.50. In fairness, Eleventh House is not a bagel store. However, spending an additional $2.25 does set an expectation. The size, flavor and crust were acceptable. I like my bagels with a hard/crispy crust. Rather than the soft crust at 11th House. Most disappointing was texture and chew. It had the density and chew of an 1+ day old bagel.
Not worth the money or at least not worth mine. I think Einstein Bagels are as good if not better for much less money.

Food: 1

Service: 2

Delaney Jones

Love this place, the food is great and the vibes are nice. However, the tables are often filled with single people with no food or drinks working for hours, including at 4 person tables. There’s often nowhere to sit because of this. Would like to see staff encouraging people to leave when they finish their food so more paying customers can come in and eat.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 5

Al Pearson

had a very stale bagel :( not even edible

Gareth Hardwick

Best coffee.shop in town, easily. Really good coffee, and delicious bagel sandwiches.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Bagel Sandwiches, Pour Over, Bagel

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