Jimbo's is our favorite local pizza spot. The atmosphere when you walk in is very local sports…read morethemed, a little dark (not too dark, just enough to still be able to easily see the games/shows on tv). Their food is amazing, and their staff is the best. They also have a fully stocked bar. Anything on the menu is a winner, but their pizza, wings, and sandwiches really are standouts. Our family visits Jimbo's or orders take out from there at least 2-3x a month. Our son loves them so much he requested their pizza for his 3rd birthday party. If you're in the area and looking for a good pizza spot, this is your place.

It's ok not the best but for Washington it's good but I do recommend other places problem is it's…read morebasic but the staff is really nice never had any issues and it's a good clean restaurant

Best Wings I've ever had ! Onion rings were really good also . Our waitress was great too. I live…read morein Missouri

American Wings &…read moreRings is pretty much your standard fried bar food destination. The place has the look and feel of a Buffalo Wild Wings - but with a smaller bar. I've eaten here a few times as options in Jasper can be limited. Wings were fine - onion rings were factory produced and cooked from frozen. Beer was fresh as far as I could tell. It is what it is - nothing gourmet expected or offered. Give it a shot for the wings. Parking around the perimeter

I'm so glad I looked at Yelp reviews for restaurants in Terre Haute…read more This one is a little on the outskirts. The parking is right beside the building, which is nice. The building is absolutely stunning. From the mural along the side with some Indiana favorites to the very tasteful woodwork inside. All four of us thought our food was really good. How often does that happen? The newest menu item was the Salisbury steak. Might be the best I've ever had. There is a little kick to it. Nothing that little water doesn't take care of. haha when I mentioned the cake to the waitress, she said it's probably the goat cheese and the mashed potatoes. I never knew a goat cheese being spiced. But, hey, I really enjoyed it! If I lived in this area, I would frequent it a lot.

Had another wonderful meal and cocktail at The Terminal Public House. I ordered the cotton candy…read moremartini. The drink was a gorgeous blue. I was very surprised it wasn't overly sweet. I expected it to taste just like candy but it was surprisingly light. For dinner I ordered the chicken parmesan . It came with large pieces of breaded chicken. It also had a very large portion of spaghetti. Everything was cooked well and the marinara sauce had wonderful flavor. I am always impressed by the large portions. I also think the prices are reasonable for the amount of food you get. This is definitely my favorite restaurant to visit when I am in Terre Haute.

the customer service was rude and the manager was being the rudest. They tried to refuse our…read moreservice and tried to tell us they read the computer wrong but said that twice. They told our mom that there would be a lane open at 9 but when I called they said 11 and miscounted the money on purpose and got really mean so that made me and my friends sad that they lied to us. Even my friend tried to apologize but the lady screamed at them because we were rude even though we just asked for rails but they said no so we said okay and I thought that was rude.

Good food and a fair beer selection. Plenty of bowling lanes and hatchet throwing targets. There…read moreare even a couple of poo tables. Seems like a great place to hang with friends and family with plenty to do.

First thing u notice is the sewer smell of definitely throws a wrench in the ambiance. The bathroom…read moresmelled way better! Our waitress Makayla was not very excited to be there, not attentive either. Ordered the margarita, skip it, tasted like lime water . The rest of the food was delicious though, I had the chicken bacon ranch jalapeños ranch wrap with Parmesan fries, it was delicious!! Husband had the triple B burger with onion rings, it was delicious and they give u nice portions. Overall I would go back but get a different waitress and drink for sure.

Came here for lunch twice in 3 days which tells you how good it was. We had the bourbon and garlic…read moreParmesan bone in wings which were delicious they were served with sweet potato fries served with apple butter. The combo of the crispy fries in the apple butter was next level delicious ( never had that together). The wings were delicious loved the bourbon sauce they have. We also tried the triple B burger which was really good. Excellent wait staff and a lot of Larry Bird items throughout the bar. The prices were reasonable and portions large.

Well sitting here waiting for game 1 of the NHL finals to start…read more The people running this place have all been really nice, efficient and attentive. This place is a little different for a sports bar, but in a decent way, chill and fancier vibe than a normal sports bar. It's has an open area but with multiple areas /room to escape and converse if needed. Two bars and couches in front of a biggest TV in bar I believe. I had a burger and fries, burger was very good, when I say a good burger, it alone was worth the visit, fries were fries, I just don't like these type of fries. If in the area and looking for something decent you can't go wrong, well at least I didn't on this visit, will go back for sure. Hope you enjoy as I did.

Hidden gem? This bartender from another place told me to go here and get the breakfast burger and…read moreholy mother. it was amazing. vibes in here are pretty chill. The other patrons of the bar were really nice and everyone seemed to know everyone. Service was pretty cool too. V accommodating. idk what it was. maybe the maple aioli in the burger just hit. idk. thick, juicy burger cooked to perfection with an egg on top. mmmmmmmmmmmmmm. probably one of the best burgers i've ever had. The drinks were pretty good too. not really sure what else to put here other than go try it for yourself.

I've been to the tap many a time - but this particular visit I was focused on the fries. See - I…read morewas on a quest to find the best fry in Bloomington. So here's how the tap came out: It was a busy Saturday night. Easy to grab a high top, but being over 30 - it's not fun sitting on a bar stool. That's fine. The service - like I said, they were busy. But one of my friends never even got his drink, and he ended up telling the waitress to cancel it because we were already eating our fries. The fries - - 4 dipping sauces equals 5 stars! Love the ability to try different flavors and find your fav. My fav is the pesto aioli because its unique! I give the seasoning 4 stars, and it was a little heavy handed, and kind of overpowered the sauces. Texture was good, some were a lil soggy, overall they were good! I've had the other food at the tap, and always enjoyed myself. Definitely worth a visit - but be prepared if they're super slammed!

Really cool place - they have a ton of beer to try! Their beer menu (which was fully printed and…read moreavailable at our table - no scanning a QR code or squinting to read a board at the bar) had a whole page of beers by The Tap Brewery, followed by two pages of guest craft beer representing every major type of beer and with some unique options, all on tap. For drinks, cocktails (and a few mocktails) and a smaller selection of wine are also available. I wanted to get beer but I was kind of tempted by the cocktails. My first choice was a flight that included a mix of The Tap beers and guest beers, but the waiter came back after taking the order and told me that they could only do flights with their beers but could let me sample the beers I wanted to try, so I did that, and the samples were probably around 2 oz each so I basically got half a flight. After that, I ended up ordering a real flight of their beer. The Tap beers I tried were: Kill the Lights stout (regular and barrel-aged), Tapenator dark lager, Frost Bite winter ale, Nefarious Nectar blonde. Guest beers: Jacob Leinenkugel white mocha stout, Weihanstephaner Hefeweissbier, BrewDog Winter Staycation. Not going to waste space reviewing all of these, but they were all fantastic. I was really grateful that they let me sample so many! And they also have food. The menu isn't huge but does have some variety, and it's not just basic pub food. I had the ahi tuna crunch bowl and it was pretty good! It kind of had the vibe of stuff thrown together in a poke bowl, but it worked and I thought the fish was done really well. Our waiter was wonderful! He was really friendly and just the right amount of attentive. My friend and I stayed for a while talking after we had paid and he didn't rush us out at all. Granted, it was a pretty quiet night. We both really liked the vibe of the place. I would love to be back soon!

It is now call Turtles and Annie's Happy Hour. Under new ownership great food and Atmosphere…read more Everyone needs to.come in and try. It's time we stand with the small business ownership. It's not the old happy hour. Come on down by the food come hungry leave happy.

I had high hopes for this place. I was in the area for a business (day) trip and a couple of my…read moreco-workers came here for a lunch a few months ago. In fact, one said that the Happy Hour had catered his wedding. So we came in during lunch in good spirits, but the food just didn't deliver. I ordered the grilled tenderloin with fries (it was the daily special). The tenderloin had almost no flavor and was pounded out unevenly so it fell apart as I was trying to eat it. The sandwich was served on toasted white bread which is something I have never seen in my many years of Hoosier tenderloin eating. The fries were your standard, straight-out-of-the-bag-from-the-freezer variety, and they weren't seasoned at all. Copious amounts of salt and pepper were required to make them palatable. As for the decor, I wasn't really expecting much as there are basically 2 restaurants in Celestine and they're both sports bars. So the Happy Hour looks like a sports bar. The tables and chairs aren't particularly comfortable (they use standard banquet chairs) and there are some TVs around. And that's it. It was cheap (~$9) and the sweet tea was pretty good. If I was ever in Celestine again, I'd try the other sports bar before coming back to the Happy Hour. However, if the other place wasn't any better, I would probably drive to the next town to eat rather than come back here.