In order to let you know about our favorite places in town, each of these recommendations comes directly from a member of the steering committee.
Pho Lee: Delicious Vietnamese food with a very pleasant and laid back atmosphere.
Crepe Myrtle Cafe: Their crepes made with very fresh ingredients are always delicious.
Little Italy: Pizza by the slice right by campus with gluten free options as well.
Durango's Taqueria: A hole in the wall taco shop with the best authentic Mexican tacos in town.
Acre: One of the best restaurants in town, Acre has a wonderful menu of local foods.
The Hound: The Hound is right by campus and has really good pub grub.
Moe's BBQ: Another restaurant right by campus and with very good barbecue and sides.
Ariccia Trattoria: The hotel restaurant is one of the more popular places in town to get a nice meal.
For more places to eat, we recommended checking out Yelp's 10 Best Places to Eat in Auburn
John Emerald Distillery: A little further away, but this local distillery has great selections and even has tours.
The Hound: Comfortable, casual, and a great selection of drinks to go along with their great food menu.
The Depot: Another place in town with great food and great drinks. Their mimosas are particularly good.
The Avondale Bar & Tap Room: A quiet place near campus that isn't normally filled with students. Great selection of cocktails.
Amsterdam Cafe: Another place near campus with great food, great drinks, and great atmosphere.
Piccolo: The bar at the hotel. A popular place to get a drink and just hang out.
Go to Toomer's Corner and enjoy a fresh squeezed lemon-aid or some ice cream at Toomer's Drugs. It is one of the most iconic places in Auburn. Nearby are some of the best little shops in the area to get fun Auburn souvenirs and enjoy some local small businesses.
Enjoy a coffee or tea from Mamma Mocha's. This little coffee shop has a wonderful vibe and an amazing character along with their wonderful coffee and tea selections.
The Jule Collins Smith Museum not only has beautiful grounds that are fun to walk around, but inside they always have exciting and educational exhibits.
Old Town Opelika is a little further from campus, but has a wonderful selection of restaurants, stores, bars, and culture that is a centerpiece of the area.