10 Best American Restaurants near 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“

“Great BBQ, cold beer, excellent service.“

“Love, Love, Loved the food! Went at soon as it opened and got a burger for breakfast. It was amazing. Tables and really cool, really nice spot for Wabash. Only complaint I had was our sever didnt tell us about the specials. Then a whole group of elderly ladies came in and got the whole spiel about the specials and more. Besides that i really loved this spot and I will be back again.“

“Great little place for a good food and a drink while you wait!“

“Great food. Nice staff. Recommended!!“

“Embarking on a journey to the bathroom at Bob Evans without indulging in their culinary offerings might seem unconventional, but the restroom experience unfolded as a hidden gem of relief. As I stepped into this porcelain sanctuary, the air was infused with a sense of cleanliness that whispered promises of hygiene.The restroom, akin to a haven of solitude, was not just clean—it was immaculate. The tiles gleamed with an almost celestial aura, reflecting the commitment to sanitation. The layout was not only convenient but seemed almost intuitively designed, providing a seamless transition from entry to exit.This restroom was more than a mere pit stop; it was a savior, rescuing me from the clutches of potential embarrassment and discomfort. The pristine condition of the facilities painted a picture of dedication to customer satisfaction that extended beyond the dining area.While I refrained from partaking in Bob Evans' culinary delights on this occasion, the restroom experience alone left an indelible mark, showcasing a commitment to cleanliness that transcends the boundaries of gastronomy. In the end, it wasn't just a bathroom break; it was a brief escape into a realm of cleanliness and convenience.“

“The Owner of this business would like you to know that the hours are wrong as well as the menu. Per Bob Lynn“