This is a must visit if you're in Wabash on the weekend. The inside is a moody interior that…read moretransits you to a different place. They have a variety of cocktails with several extras liked a smoked old fashioned, dry ice in cocktails and light up ice cubes to name some. They have a wide variety of alcohol to make some fun, specific drinks. You should also check out their rotating food menu. While it does change week to week there are usually a few staples: a creamy pasta dish with chicken, steak or salmon, a few salads like a black and blue (steak with blue cheese), salmon salad on argyle, beef sliders and a homemade soup. She also makes homemade bread like jalapeño cheddar focaccia. All of the food is homemade and a true treat!

Terrible visit! I'm from Indy and staying here temporarily. I'm a contractor. I looked this place…read moreup, seen decent reviews and thought I'd give it a try. I went in with my service animal, as I do everywhere. SERVICE ANIMAL!! A toy miniature Australian Shepherd. There were only 12-14 people in the whole place, which seemed strange for a Saturday evening. It took a while, but the waiter finally came over. I was asking about a couple things on the menu, but they were out of most everything. So... Chicken quesadillas was the special. I was hungry, so I settled with those. I also ordered the moon balls, which they highly advertise, and they were out of those as well. I ordered a two hearted ale by bells. He brought the wrong beer. No biggie. I like the other one also. I didn't even say anything. While my food was being cooked, the bartender came around and brought another patron. The patron had a baby in her arms. They ask if they could see Merlin. He's a very quiet dog, but when he meets someone new, he let out a single bark. Then, he seen the baby and let out another bark. He loves babies. I noticed other people, in the bar, said, "Awe"! After they played with Merlin for a little bit, he returned to the table. My food came out shortly after and I started eating. Then... The owner comes out. She said I'm going to have to leave because it's unsanitary to have a dog in there. I explained nicely to her that he was a service animal and that I had a disability he helps me with. She asked me what the disability was. I explained to her that the HIPAA protects me from disclosing my medical information. She said it didn't matter. It was unsanitary and he was disruptive. I explained to her that her own bartender asked to see Merlin. He wasn't aggressive. He was just excited to meet someone. Then, he seen the baby. She didn't care. Told me I needed to leave. I asked her about the food and she said she would wrap it up for me. I asked her if I had to pay for it then. She said yes. I very calmly told her that she needs to Google a service animal. He is more than allowed by law, to be in a restaurant. He's not allowed in the kitchen or where they store food. I told her I would gladly finish my meal, pay for it and then leave. I gave her a chance to go check the law, but instead, she called the law. I was outside, taking a video of another patron who had left. I had forgot the bartenders name, so I tried to open the door and ask. By the way... Merlin was not with me at that time. I went back without him. The door was locked. I finished the video with the other patron and started to leave. Obviously, I was outside on the sidewalk because she had locked the door. As I turn to leave, I heard someone say, "excuse me, sir". I turned around and it was a police officer. He told me the owner didn't want me at the establishment and that I needed to go away for today. Not forever. Just for the day. I gave him a brief synopsis, and four more police officers showed up. I mean... They came in at a high rate of speed, lights, flashing, and all jumped out of their vehicles. It was terrifying. I guess the police here don't even know about service animals and persons with disabilities rights. I explained to him that I was leaving anyway. He called me back. I mean... If you see a person walking away, and your goal is to get them to leave, isn't it over? It's happened to me a couple times. People don't understand how the law works, regarding a service animal. She repeatedly used the word, "unsanitary". I will be filing a discrimination lawsuit. It was ridiculous. I gave her a chance to google the law. I also remained very calm throughout the conversation. If there is a local Attorney, who would like to help with this case, please comment. I do have a video statement, from the other patron, saying that he was not disruptive. She actually enjoyed seeing him.

I found this restaurant on yelp and I absolutely had to try it. It was absolutely fantastic. Great…read moreservice very tasty food. Loved the decor inside and outside pitch perfect right on the river. I definitely will be back.

Quaint little place in Lagro. Service was excellent and the food was good. We will be going back on…read morea Saturday night to enjoy the Bar Scene.

Lunch here was great! Not too crowded at 4pm, super easy to…read moreget a table and enjoy the music and atmosphere. Colton served us with a great attitude, the food came out perfectly and the sweet tea met expectations

Went for lunch and got one of the better burgers that I've had in a while. Sat at the bar, lady was…read morefriendly and efficient. If I ever return to Warsaw will definitely be coming up.

This place is amazing!!!! Kyle is super cool and nice. Sure he cursed at us but what the heck the…read morefood was Amazing!!!!! The Feeling was pretty cool dude!!!!!

I visited Coterie on Saturday, November 15th. The primary reason was to listen to the Straight up…read moreChumps, an alternative rock band. The band was incredible, as expected! The added bonus was the atmosphere, service, food and fun of Coterie Kokomo is a mid-sized city about an hour north of Indy. The venue is a local favorite for music and great burgers. They did not disappoint this out of town visitor! The staff was welcoming. The menu, while limited, had a great variety of sandwiches and salads. I chose the Coterie burger which is served with fries. It was fire . The music venue is next door to the primary bar and is full service for food and drinks. The entire evening was so much fun - I highly recommend Coterie for an evening out!

RoHo's is a cute martini bar, nestled inside the famous muncie mural. The decor inside it's fun,…read moreand they have high ceilings which add to the ambience. They also have games to play, a fireplace, and a Photo Booth. We sat up at the bar and were greeted immediately. A group ordered a mix of cocktails, mocktails, and water. The alcoholic drinks were strong, but still good. They were out of all the garnishes at that point of the night though, but definitely be coming back to try their small bites.

I was told by a Muncie native to visit RoHo's, but I was told verbally, so in my brain, it sounded…read morelike rojo's (Spanish plural for red). No, it's RoHo's, as in the first two letters of the owners' names: Rogers and Howell. Clever! When I visited RoHo's, the place was hopping. It was comedy night, and I could barely find a seat. I ended up sitting on a couch with three women I didn't know, but they were people who were beautiful and amazing, and did amazing things in the community. I lucked out! The service here is so efficient and friendly. Despite the crush of people, I managed to get my French 77 quickly. It was well balanced and very tasty, and made me feel so much better about being surrounded by strangers. Mostly, though, RoHo's specializes in martinis. The entrance to RoHo's is unassuming, so you might miss it if you're not looking sharp. So, look sharp!

We had an incredible experience celebrating my sister's bachelorette dinner here! From the moment…read morewe arrived, the staff went above and beyond to make our group feel welcome and ensure everything ran smoothly. Having a private room made the evening feel so special, and the team was incredibly accommodating throughout the entire planning process. They were attentive to our dietary needs and worked with us to make sure everyone had delicious options and felt included. We also had some trouble connecting to the room's speaker to play our music, and the staff was so patient and determined to help. They took the time to troubleshoot the issue with us until everything was working because they genuinely wanted us to have the best night celebrating my sister. That extra level of care and hospitality meant so much and made the evening even more memorable. The food, service, and atmosphere were all outstanding, and we couldn't have asked for a better place to celebrate such a special occasion. We highly recommend this restaurant for anyone planning a private event or celebration. Thank you for helping make my sister's bachelorette dinner so special!

Disappointed....Delightful server and good food but…read more.. We arrived on time for my BIRTHDAY dinner at 6:30. At 7:37, before the check arrived, the host told is that we needed to prepare to leave because their policy is to turn tables within 75 minutes. It was the rudest experience I have had in memory at a restaurant. I couldn't believe it. I won't go back.

They have a wonderful Happy Hour and make a delicious Old Fashioned! And the very BEST bartenders!…read more We love this beautiful whiskey bar and highly recommend you stop in and check them out!!

I've seen this place on social media but did not until recently get the chance to check it out when…read moreI was in town. It was packed! However I appreciated the efforts that the bar tenders made to keep everyone served! I had two tasty drinks, a French 75, which if you had not had before is a light and refreshing tasty drink! I love the hint of lemon! For my next drink, I had, well the drink is nameless, I told the bar tender that I am not pickey and to surprise me with a fun drink that came with the glass cover. I ended up with a tasty, coconut cream soda ish drink. This was a great experience and I would recommend checking them out if you are in the area

This is not the place for wine people. I saw no wine on any menu at The Broken Barrel. But, for…read morereal, that's OK with me. And I say this as a hardcore wine person. I fully accept that this is a safe space for bourbon people and whiskey people. (I know: Bourbon is a type of whiskey! Just go with me here.) They have a literal wall of bourbon at The Broken Barrel. Pro tip: Look at the menu and see what they offer, but then walk up to the bar and look at the wall of whiskey and bourbon, and see what they have available that day. What they have available and what's on the menu can vary. You might see some goodies on the wall that aren't listed on the menu. If I'm not drinking wine, then I'm drinking gin. Luckily for me, there was a gin drink on the menu, so I got that: The New Gatsby, which is Hendrick's gin, St. Germain, cherry and lime, served in a tall glass with lots of ice. It was refreshing, but I kind of wish it had more gin in it! It was very sweet and light, and the perfect beverage for someone who likes light, sweet drinks. A dirty martini was also ordered, which is vodka, olive juice and bleu-cheese-stuffed olives. They make a dang good dirty martini here! It's like drinking a salty salad in a glass, if you're into that sort of thing. The Broken Barrel is a dark, cozy space, and a good place to get a drink. Keep in mind that it's 21+, so adults only! But because this bar is attached to Wolfie's Grill, you can order food here, and get it sent to The Broken Barrel.

Another wonderful night at the Broken Barrel. This is one of Carmel's hidden gems. Attached to…read moreWolfie's, but a 21 and over space only . The ambiance is a quiet, private, speakeasy like environment. The only tv in restaurant shows black and white movies exclusively. Your choice- bar height tables or comfy leather chairs and loveseats with shorter tables. The service is impeccable. The bourbon and whiskey selection is top tier. The food is delicious with a large variety. Prices are very reasonable. Truly one of my favorite restaurants.

Totally loveeeeeee!!!! What a flippin gem from walking in,until we left…read more Net a Vet named Dell who gave us a ton of info for our road-trip. Our bartender was an absolute dollbaby. Just an absolute sweetheart!!! I am so soorrry I did shots and cannot recall her name. But you will know you got her the best ever stamp machines ever. Our burgers were exceptional, my onion rings, phenomenal, and the cheese curds holy Toledo were they delicious. I would highly highly highly recommend to stop in and I got the cutest pictures of the elephant outside when we left. What a gem absolutely love this place.

Not much draft beer (diet bud), but ok selection of bottles and presumably cans. Liqueur? They got…read moreit. B&G all the time evidently. Sports and Fox News on the TVs and swearword raps on the Touchtunes. I bet people twerk here at night time, but they've got Heineken AND PBR.