Harry's Old Kettle Pub & Grill

What a pleasant surprise. Don't let the outside turn you off, the food inside is delicious! My husband and I were driving back to Lafayette from Fort Wayne and found Harry's from Yelp reviews. I got the breaded tenderloin and fries and it was wonderful! My husband got the breaded hot chicken and onion rings and he really enjoyed his meal. We wish we would have known the specials. They also had Spanish dogs and ribs with two sides. The people next to us got the ribs and they looked and smelled fantastic. Great little dive bar with friendly staff.

I was a tad skeptical walking in as I had never been in town. I was pleasantly shocked when walking in & loved this place. The ambiance is very chill and laid back, the low lighting is perfect for a bar. We ordered decently strong drinks first from a very pleasant waitress & we received very quick service. The food was not the cheapest I've seen but was well worth it. I ordered a jalapeño popper burger but separated the poppers from the burger as it was huge and THE best poppers I've ever had. The fries were 5 stars as well as they were fresh and perfectly salted. The sliders my husband got were simply delicious. My husband said I am hard to please when reviewing new places to eat but was happy to hear I loved it as much as he did. Highly recommend to stop here if you get a chance. Regret not taking better pictures

Don't want to give five stars based on my experiences, but four-and-a-half would be more fair.Harry's is an authentic neighborhood place in what looks to be a former drive-in (as in "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives," not the movie venue).Arriving just after 5:30 one afternoon, the place was already hopping with only a few empty seats at the bar and in the lounge area. Finding one, I slid in and grabbed the "June Drink Special" menu. My server, Jay, came by quickly and took my drink order: a glass of Pinot Noir - for $2! For the price, it was quite nice: smooth with a medium fullness. Not a thin variety, as Pinots so often are.Perusing the menu, I had to try the "Judy." Named after one of the establishment's co-owners who hails from Boston, it's a tribute to a Philly Cheese Steak. Shaved prime rib, green peppers, onions, and cheese on a large roll, it comes with Kettle chips for $11.99. A little extra salt was all it needed to make me happy.I was at a small table so I didn't get to interact with the other guests, most of whom seemed to know each other. Given its location off the main drag, it makes sense that it's more of a local haunt than a destination popular with out-of-towners. That said, everyone was pleasant enough and being the only non-local did not keep me from going back. Another night, I sat at the bar and enjoyed a $2 Sauvignon Blanc along wit my boneless chicken wings. One of the locals -- who'd noticed me during my previous visit -- said they were trying to clear out some wines they'd overbought but no matter; I was the beneficiary and the $2 wine was just fine, thank you.While I didn't get far down the menu, the extensive selection of "hand-helds," (burgers and other sandwiches), salads and bar bites, offers a lot to be sampled. Haute cuisine it isn't, but good food it definitely is. And reasonably priced; I was out of there for less than $15, plus tip each time. If you're in Wabash, give it a try.

Great Food, Great Servers! Best burger I've had in Wabash thus far, seating capacity is limited, so it may be hard to get in during a rush/weekend. Cheese Curds and Sidewinders are great too!

Great service and reasonable prices. Good beer selection and elevated bar food. Bartender made me a pb&j shot

As this very cool dim bar didn't allow kids (depends on the state, you know) we couldn't eat here though it had an intriguing menu. It's a dive that was busy midday, but the food we saw while we were there looked great. A wagyu burger? Nice.

We walked in just before 9 pm and the kitchen closed at 9. The waitress notified the cook and he stayed open for our order.I ordered the chicken nachos- nice mix of toppings meet and cheese- we'll it maybe could have had a little more cheese( but this is always the case)The jalapeños were spicy and plentiful!Hubby had the fish sandwich- the fish was excellent but the bun was a little lacking.Great service and an excellent beer selection!!! He had Bells hazy, IPA and loved it!They were playing Classic Cubs - we don't usually watch sports but it was fun to see the old players, uniforms and announcers.Thankful to stumble into this little pub!

Sometimes yelp steers me wrong, but not today! Our party of four thoroughly enjoyed our late lunch. Our server, Dawn (after directing us into the entrance) was hospitable, attentive and friendly. 3 of us had burgers and the other pulled pork. We were all very pleased with our selections!Dawn even brought Harry to our table and he shared a local true crime story with us.If I'm ever back in Wabash, I'll certainly return!

The place was busy, which was a good sign.It doesn't look like much from the outside, but the food delivered. The hot pretzel and the pickle mustard to go with it were great. (The cheese that was also served was disappointing, but the mustard made up for it.) I had the hot chicken sliders, which come with pickles and slaw. All of that was excellent, just be prepared to use a knife and fork (unless you bring a bib).

Service very good. Kitchen very quick. This place knows what they're doing. You must try the loaded tots. Best I've ever had. Because they're unbelievably crispy.