Twenty - Wabash

I have friends here. Saturday night, as we had not eaten here in a few years. the lack of people who were fed on Saturday night at 19:00 was only surprised, but what the henke who would not distract from a great meal. I had the soft bowl basket cup with Macken-Choux (a Mexican corn mix), which was just excellent. the mais mixture was delightful and the crab was fried to perfection. my wife had the devil eggs and friends had the maize zucchini butter. I've all been patterning them and they were all very tasteful. the Tuscan garnel plate I ordered was very good with large pieces garnelen accompanied by speck, spinat, on engelshaar pasta. I had a better french wobbles soup, but one of our friends said that his tomaten bisque suppe was the best he ever had. all seemed to enjoy their entree selection, two ordered the double cheeseburger and one had the sprinkled walleye (which was huge.) our bill ended with about $72, since my wife had a cocktail, so the price was not completely inappropriate. the service was good, although eating seemed to last one. my only complaining was that the live music was quite loud to make the conversation a littel difficult.

It was great! Waiter was very attentive, knew our guest and treated her very special. Everything was just as it should be! Thank you.

We went here for breakfast right when they opened. They had a sign for possible longer wait times due to decreased staff, but we were seated and served immediately. I ordered Eggs on a breakfast casserole with Coffee. The eggs were cooked perfectly and the breakfast casserole was delicious. Service was fast, friendly and attentive and would love to eat here again.

The Elk was good but would recommend it with something other than wild rice. Separate they were good but together it had a flavor that was off putting. Service was not the best that night. Normally service is very good but it seemed off that night.

A nice dinner after a rainy concert. We had a great time in Wabash, IN. First a great band, Night Ranger, unfortunately short cut by a thunderstorm. But at least we used the extra time to drive and go a bit in downtown Wabash. Much more beautiful and bigger than me. Charley Creek Inn is a beautifully restored hotel and the Twenty (hotel was originally built in 1920s as an Indiana hotel) was also very beautiful. Could have done without the funeral cello player, but the food was great. Chicken Puttanesca was amazing, with fresh mozzarella, tomatoes, garlic, with garlic spinach and roasted potatoes. The chicken soup was great too. Will be back...