Twenty

Twenty is a restaurant located inside Wabash, Indiana's Charley Creek Inn, a 1920's historic landmark restored to all its wonder and glory and now existing as a hotel, restaurant, and with multiple other features in the downtown area of Wabash. Twenty is a mostly brunch/dinner establishment. It leans toward finer dining, however, definitely also maintains a smalltown vibe. The cuisine is definitely finer than you might expect in a smaller town - Wabash isn't really that small with a population of 10,000+. Twenty has the same historic aura as the Charley Creek Inn with period decor that leans into comfortably cultured. The menu consists of brunch, small plates, salads, soups, handhelds, finer entrees, an extensive wine menu, and much more. There's also a fairly strong dessert menu. The party I was with included respected local residents and Twenty seems ideal for both family gatherings and businesses lunches. There's a hint of pretentious in the air, though the smalltown vibe keeps it from becoming suffocating. I enjoyed this experience quite a bit. Our server, whose name I never got, was friendly and helpful throughout (and professional even when becoming a tad concerned about one party member who may have had just a wee bit too much wine). Discretion was on the menu and respect was offered throughout. I ordered fish and chips, not exactly fine dining but what I was in the mood for after a long day on nearby trails. While not the best I've had, it was quite good and I would easily order it again. Iced tea refills flowed freely and the atmosphere was both comfortable and dignified and allowed for conversation despite a steady buzz of noise. Pricing is consistent for a modestly finer dining experience, though one could easily transition into fine dining here if ordering steaks, salmon, and wine. I could easily see this being a fancy date night. For the most part, things are accessible here - I did not visit the restroom. Wabash experienced some significant funding from a grant and included extensive accessibility upgrades in its downtown improvements. It shows. Twenty does offer lunch specials and also a children's menu. I would advise checking its website for the full menu and hours. I was originally scheduled to stay at Charley Creek, however, this historic hotel didn't have an accessible room at the time (I appreciated their honesty) and I stayed at another nearby hotel option. I'm glad I at least got to have dinner here and would love to return in the future.

The food is amazing! The salmon was perfectly cooked. The salad was so fresh and healthy! The breakfast was cooked to order and wonderful. The coffee service was great too. We love staying at the Charlie Creek Inn and can dine in their restaurant located in the lobby. The staff is always friendly and professional too. I like sitting by the window and looking across the street at the historic Eagles Theater while we dine. Lots of childhood memories!!! I also order coffee from room service when cones from this restaurant and it was fancy! I love dining here! What a lovely place in my little home town. Nicest restaurant in town!

Popped in on a Friday night to check the place out, and was pretty impressed.I sat at the bar (as I usually do when dining alone) and the bartender (Joe, as I recall) was attentive and engaging. As a former bartender myself I enjoy talking shop, and we talked about local brews, wines, liquors, interesting drink recipes, etc. I was the only one sitting at the bar, but I'm confident that he would have been just as engaging with a full rail.I only had a glass of wine and a cup of their French onion soup, but was quite happy with that. Their soup is made with veal stock, which means it's a bit lighter than the traditional, which is made with beef stock, but it was very pleasant and tasty.At one point, the host/manager came over to ask if everything was OK, and I assured him it was. Always nice to know that management is concerned about their guests' experiences.As a result, I went back a couple of days later and treated myself to a birthday brunch of Eggs Benedict and a mimosa. My server, Jordan, was a delight. Very pleasant, engaging and always around when I needed her.If I'm in town long enough, I'll probably visit again and explore even more of their menu. Based on my two experiences thus far, I'm confident in saying you should give them a try if you're in search of good food in more upscale surroundings.Finally, they have an adjacent parking lot, so you won't have to bother with on-street parking downtown.

Stopped in for lunch.Short staffed and still only a five minute wait for a table.We had the coffee cake (recommended)Cobb salad. We asked for grilled chicken instead of crispy even though its not on the lunch menuI had the cheesesteak keto version no hoagie or beer cheese sauce.

Tasty very affordable dishes started our morning. Service was exceedingly attentive and swift. I enjoyed the avocado toast with pepitas and feta which was delicious. I had to share pics with friends in Miami and NYC as my bountiful dish was only $12! Great breakfast after staying in the historic Charley Creek Inn.

Thank you to Twenty for a very memorable birthday / anniversary dinner while we were staying in town at The Charley Creek Inn and a show at the theatre in town. We loved it so much, we went back the next day for brunch. Amazing food, fantastic service and I highly recommend if you find yourself in the area. What a quaint, fun trip we had.

Celebrated my Moms 90 th here with a party of 8 on a Sunday at 11:30. My 3rd time here and was a bit disappointed in the service as it took us over an hour to get our food, after several apologies that they had run out of some items on our orders. Once we got our food it was delicious and reasonably priced. Will return on our next trip to town but maybe not on a Sunday!!! It is a lovely venue in the Charlie Creek Inn.

I'll preface this by saying I have been to this restaurant on several occasions previously for both brunch and lunch. All experiences were pleasant with friendly waitstaff and decent food but nothing exceptional.This review is for dinner. I dined there last Friday around 5:30. I was by myself and I just wanted a quiet meal. The hostess was able to accommodate me by putting me in a more secluded part of the restaurant. I had a house salad and filet mignon. The salad was standard but very fresh. It came with a bread basket. As I am not much of a bread person, I usually would have abstained. However, the basket included mini pretzel rolls. The salad and rolls were a good start. The filet mignon was cooked perfectly, to my liking. The filet mignon was accompanied by creamed corn and BBQ carrots. The corn was standard but the carrots were very good and I'm not much of a cooked carrot person. Also, I liked how the accompaniments didn't include a potato selection. I'm not a fan of the whole steak and potato thing. I had a dirty martini with blue cheese stuffed olives and a glass of cabernet sauvignon to drink. The only hiccup in my meal was I had asked for an aviation cocktail and the bar didn't have all the ingredients. My delicious martini made up for it, though. Cass was my server and she was very attentive as was the busser/water server. I was excited to finally have the opportunity to have dinner at Twenty and it did not disappoint.

Twenty was an absolute delight!! Our server was amazing! Also the supervisor was so very funny! We were in town for a funeral and happened upon this quaint establishment and we felt very blessed to dine there with such great hospitality! The food was top notch and I would highly recommend! Thank you for raising our spirits and nourishing our bodies and souls at a sorrowful time. This is my brother with his French onion soup! He is a funny guy aka fungi!

We went to Twenty for the Mother's Day buffet, 4 adults, a 5 year old and a 2 month old. Our server, Julie was very attentive. The buffet was well stocked, lots of choices and everything tasted great although some at the table didn't care for the sausage gravy. The picky 5 year old was happy so that's a plus. The only cons would be the price which we knew when we made the reservation, and the lack of any bread/rolls. When I got home I noticed my card had been charged $12 extra for a small milk and a soft drink, for $32 per person those could have been included.