Moon Dog — Restaurant in Wabash

This is the best restaurant/bar in Wabash and its collar counties, hands down. Great atmosphere, delicious home cooked and locally sourced food. I asked, they personally buy their food and don’t use restaurant service providers. There isn’t a menu at the table, but they have an ever updated single chalkboard menu. (, that includes filet mignon pasta, grilled salmon dishes as the most expensive items less than $25, spring roll bowls, salads, soups, charcuterie boards, lasagna, daily fresh homemade bread and moonball truffles. What makes this place great, and why it has such a great loyal customer base, is that you can feel safe ( they are careful stewards of bar etiquette), the staff are happy, the mother and son owners have touched on the family values of the community. If there is something wrong, they will make it right. Non-smoking comfortable and welcoming gem of Wabash. I live in Michigan but when I’m down here, this is where I feel like I’m home. Thank you, Logan and Mary...

First time visiting here today Friday October 17th. I had the salmon pasta which was delicious! Salmon cooked perfectly. We also had a mixed bread plate appetizer I guess you could call it. It had some jalapenos in it I believe as well as cheese. There was also some cinnamon bread which I could eat on a daily basis. I'd compare it to an elephant ear but a million times better. The menu is on a marker board near the bar. It's not a huge menu but sometimes that's better. I'm assuming it's a changing type but I don't know. Definitely...

The restaurant had a few tables filled and customers around the bar when we arrived. We sat at a table, and waited several minutes for anyone to greet us. The server came and dropped a menu and pretty much said she was overwhelmed and "so busy." We looked at the menu and ordered, drinks arrived promptly and were tasty. We ordered another round of drinks and wanted some food. We ordered bread, but the order was never put in, so we asked for the check and left. I would hate to see the establishment...