Yum! There's a wonderful chef here!. My husband and I ate at Twenty for lunch on a Saturday. It was just wonderful. The french onion soup exploded with flavor. The chef salad was fresh and delightful. The hamburger was top quality - even the mayonnaise and dressings were made on the premises. Dessert was sumptuous with key lime pie and creme brulee. I can't wait to go back.
Good meal. Twenty has good food and good service. Unfortunately , it is a little overpriced. I have eaten there three times and all meals were well prepared and presented. I would have visited here more often , but on nights when the Honeywell Center has a performance, no reservations are accepted unless you have a party of eight or more. Bad decision , since that is the very time when reservations are most vital !
A nice dinner after a rained out concert. We had a great time in Wabash, IN. First a great band, Night Ranger, unfortunately cut short by a thunder storm.
But at least we used the extra time to drive and walk a bit downtown Wabash. Much nicer and bigger than I though it was. Charley Creek Inn is a nicely restored Hotel and the Twenty (Hotel was originally built in 1920s as Indiana Hotel) was very nice too. Could have done without the funeral sounding 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....
Twenty and the Charley Creek Inn. Great food, great service, and a great atmosphere combined to make a great evening.
The food and service here is fantastic. I had the New York Strip that came with fries and soup. The steak was outstanding. The fries were good but nothing special.
My girlfriend got the Prime Rib. It was a special for the day and the price couldn't be beaten. The the taste was great.
We stayed at the Charley Creek Inn and had dinner and two brunches at this restaurant. The staff was very educated on the menu and extremely friendly. The food was also very good. We had a delicious cheese platter as an appetizer with a great variety of cheeses. I had the lobster ravioli and it was very good the sauce was light and not over powering. I had omelets for brunch and they were cooked perfectly and again extremely good service staff. I managed restaurants for years and would have given anything to have a staff so proficient in customer service. Top notch! We will definitely be back!
Great service and the food was good, I would love to come back and try dinner. We were with a large group for brunch and some items were overdone. Tasted great, just some some items were dry.
We are fortunate to live in Wabash so we visit Twenty for dinner often. The food is great and service is excellent. If your server is Cameron, you will be treated like a celebrity. The spinach-artichoke dip in crusty bread is great to start and the French onion soup rivals any I’ve had. The menu changes occasionally but everything we’ve ordered has been good. Great for lunch, brunch or dinner. Relaxed nostalgic atmosphere.
This was my first visit to Twenty, today. My family was in town for a burial and we went there afterwards.The staff was superb ! Friendly & very interactive with our group. I didn't eat, just had a drink, but the rest of the family ate. They all said the food was very tasty! It looked scrumptious & smelled wonderful, to me. The decor was Beautiful !!!! We found out it was actually a Hotel, Charley Creek Inn, with a restaurant. I'm have no idea how old the building is, but it it stunning & looks brand new. I'm going to research the history of the place. It was recommended by the cemetery staff. I will have to take my wife on the next trip to Wabash, to see the place & eat as well.
Enjoyed the laid back atmosphere and wonderful food for an evening date. This is a great place for couples, but also good for families (though, perhaps a little pricey for what the kids might eat). Enter through the main Inn doors and follow the ample signage to find "Twenty." We had the salmon (regular item) and risotto (special of the day) and both were delicious, flavorful, and plentifully portioned. If you plan to see a show at the Eagle (across the street), I suggest reserving a table before the show.
If we find ourselves in Wabash for a date night, we will probably find our way back to "Twenty" for a meal.
Hubs and I have Twenty on our "must visit" list for whenever we come to Wabash to visit family! We've been visiting Twenty consistently for over three years for a night on the town. Their menu is consistently delicious, wait staff is attentive and excellent and the ambience is a mix of relaxed, classy and nostalgic as it faces the newly renovated Eagles theatre and classic beauty of small town businesses. Highly recommend!
Justin “Underthemilkyway” D
+5
Twenty is my favorite place in town. Excellent food and selection. Those that want to save a buck should go during lunch. Oh and make sure to try their truffle fries.
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