10 Best American Restaurants in Wabash

“Very friendly - food is always good but the service was outstanding from the greeting upon walking through the door to the counter person to Stephanie stopping by our table to see if we needed anything! Well done!“

“It's been a few years since we last ate here, and we're unsure why we took so long to return. Attached to the Honeywell Center; this open and airy facility is clean and well-maintained; with an enclosed sun-room ambiance. Our server, Allie, was friendly and attentive. We enjoyed the pasta bar soup & salad; and an Angus burger with added soup & salad bar. The made-to-order pasta was quite good; with the soup tasty, and salad bar offerings fresh and varied. The Angus burger was well-prepared and satisfying. The pecan ball was a nice treat to end the meal. We hope to return soon, as this is a solid option for decent food, at a reasonable price, in a pleasant setting.“

“Our meal was amazing last night. My husband had fish and I had the drunken chicken. Dessert was the best coconut cream pie I’ve ever tasted. We brought home lots of leftovers.“

“i ordered teriyaki shrimp bowl and 2 egg rolls. oh my BEST EVER!!! Going to tell everyone to come here. Already sent people my food“

“our favorite place to eat, have been here many times. Came in town for a concert and made reservations over a week ago, when we got there, no reservation had been kept. The girl was extremely rude and I asked why we made a reservation and it was not kept. She rudely stated we have been busy and haven't had a chance to put any reservations down on the tables, not sure how that happens. I was basically in shock at how rude she was, never had that happen before, really disappointed. I felt like I was in the Seinfeld episode, " You know how to take a reservation, but you don't know how to keep one?"“

“We went up to the covered bridge festival and decided to go by Wabash to find somewhere to eat instead of going back to Peru. We were greeted by some sort of festival of body builders and a single parking spot with our name on it a block away. For spur of the moment, that was a big surprise!

The restaurant was booked out so we had to wait about 45min for a table for two. Not a big deal as they have a wine room and candy shop attached that we could waste time at. I made sure to grill the host, manager and even the front desk of the Inn to ensure it was worth the wait and they all assured me it was.

Surprisingly, it was worth the wait. The waitress was a bit all over but I believe they were experiencing some rush due to the festival. We still got all the service we required and requested.

I gave the prime rib a try with a baked potato and green beans. The prime rib was a little over cooked at the edge but still had good flavor. The green beans were 100% amazing. The baked potato was bland and not worth it. Over all, I enjoyed it. My wife got a fried chicken salad and she said hers was wonderful.

We ordered a few drinks and the bartender did a great job with recommendations. Not a huge selection of bourbon but they have a few good ones.

Only other let down was the online Google menu showed truffle fries and they no longer serve them.

We were very surprised to find this establishment and even more surprised it was worth the wait. We will be back and hopefully it continues to live up to the five star rating!“

“Best local hang out in town!“

“Great food. Nice staff. Recommended!!“

“I, myself injoy going when they open up for the summer. My favorit, are breaded mushrooms, and and Spanish hot dogs. And a mug of root beer. There's a lot of other great food to enjoy at B&K root beer stand. Check them out. I'm sure you will enjoy“

“had a less than pleasant dining experience, but the manager went above and beyond to take care and rectify the problem.“