Used Yelp search to find a restaurant as we passing thru Terre Haute(on I70) and found The…read moreTerminal Public House. Looked at several of the reviews and knew it was a place to visit. The building itself is over a 100 years old and is on the National Register of Historic Places, this helps its cool vibe. We came in at 12:30 on a December Thursday, it was absolutely packed, what appeared to be multiple team/holiday gatherings. We were told a 20 minute wait, but we eventually were able to find a seat at the bar in less time. With as busy as it was, I was concerned food coming out may be impacted, but it came out quick. Allie was our bar tender, she was very friendly and attentive, shout out to her. First I started with a local beer, wango tango. I would call it a hazy pale ale. It was perfect for me. Had grilled shishito peppers. It was my first time to ever eat one, I loved them. I enjoyed them better without the sauce, but the wasabi Mayo did provide a nice kick. I ate the fried wontons with the sauce. We shared the crab Rangoon flatbread. It did not disappoint, and had a healthy serving size. I would get it again and again! Then I went with a comfort food, fried bologna sandwich. It came with a side, but the sandwhich alone was enough. I added a close pic of the sandwich, it had two thick cut pieces of meat. Impressive. It came with melted cheese, that was a twist for me, but I wanted to try it the way it was on the menu first. I eventually added ketchup, lol. We now have a new place to stop as we're passing by on 70. If I lived closer, i definitely would be a regular!!!

We had a great experience! Good service, nice atmosphere and good food. I had the meat loaf…read moresandwich with mashed potatoes, hubby had a wedge salad and onion rings. Everything was tasty!

feels like stepping into a true old-school neighborhood tavern--the kind of place that hasn't tried…read moreto reinvent itself because it doesn't need to. It's dated in the best possible way: dim lighting, worn-in character, familiar faces, and that unmistakable local hangout atmosphere where regulars clearly outnumber first-timers. The highlight here is the Tweety Burger, and honestly, that's the reason to come. It reminded me immediately of the classic Midwest style you'd find at places like Minor-Dunn in Highland, Indiana. The patty is smashed thin and cooked flat on the grill, giving it those crispy edges and deep, savory flavor you only get from a well-seasoned griddle that's seen years of use. It tastes homemade--not engineered, not trendy, just a straightforward burger done right. You can tell they take their time with the food. Nothing feels rushed or mass-produced. The burger comes out hot, flavorful, and satisfying without trying to be gourmet or overcomplicated. No towering Instagram presentation--just a solid, honest burger that delivers exactly what you want from a local pub. Service matched the vibe perfectly. The staff were personable, welcoming, and genuinely friendly in that small-town way that makes you feel less like a customer and more like a guest stopping by a neighborhood spot. Charlie's isn't flashy. It's not modern. And if you're looking for upscale dining or trendy décor, this isn't the place. But if you want an authentic mom-and-pop tavern experience with a burger that locals clearly treat as a tradition, it's worth the stop. Best advice: stick with the Tweety Burger. Don't overthink the menu. Order it, enjoy the atmosphere, and experience a piece of local Terre Haute character. Not a destination restaurant--but absolutely a solid local classic you should try at least once.

Super busy on Sunday afternoon. This pub is in what id call a mostly residential area. When gps…read morekept leading us here I wondered if I did the address wrong. It was seat yourself. It didn't take long for a server to say hello and get us our drinks. Food didn't take long. Mother in law like her fish and onion rings , she said they were good and not at all greasy. Husband liked his omelette and tater tots. I got the gravy and biscuits and a side of bacon. The gravy was good, not the best ever but good. The bacon was crispy and flavorful. Drinks were kept filled even though our server got slammed with a huge party that trickled in little by little. Prices were super reasonable, We'd do this again when in the area.

Found ants coming out of soda fountain. Bought chewing tobacco and it was expired. They would not…read moretake it back or exchange it for a non expired can. Store is listed open 24 hours but randomly closes. Found "in the bathroom be back in 5 minutes" sign and door locked waited nearly 30 minutes before leaving.

How can a gas station not have gas cans for sale?? Nor have one to offer for those that have ran…read moreout of gas.

Worse breakfast on the go in Indiana. Good service but terrible food . It's seems to be a bit off…read morefrom the others. Rubbery and dry as hell. Casey's would b a much wiser choice ...

My wife and I like to share their "Nachos Reales" with a mix of chicken and steak. It's WAY more…read morefood than one person could/should eat. They are very generous portions. This particular menu item is cheesy, slightly spicy, and packed with protein. It's a serious order of nachos. We usually go during non-peak times so service is super fast. See pictures of the colorful tables, etc. great value!!!

Margarita was HOT (warm) not spicy Their pet cockroach…read moreinterrupted our dinner And they didn't apologize or Anything

Just tried Marco's for the first (then second time ;) Pizza…read moreis exceptional for the TH area . Especially their Italian sausage !! Good prices with specials / coupons and the quality both times was excellent! Will definitely order from here again!

Marcos pizza made me feel "at home" on our first day here in Texas. We had moved from across the…read morecountry. I was nervous and tired. I wanted some comfort food for dinner that night. We ordered Marcos pizza & even when the young man delivered the pizza, it felt comfortable, like we were home. The pizzas are always amazing and they just do a really great job! They welcomed us to our new home and we enjoyed some delicious & hot pizza! Actually, that was the first time I had ever tried Hawaiian pizza! It is awesome! Thank you Marco's pizza in Waco, for warmly welcoming us to Texas!

Love eating here, the workers are friendly and helpful with ordering. I usually get the quesadilla…read morewhich is very filling. The cheese dip is delicious!

The food came out quick and was very hot! Service was good but lacked at times. However, extremely…read moregood and have been here multiple times in the past couple weeks. Would recommend! I had to update this review after my wife and I have been here 7 more times! We love this place!

There are a lot of local Mexican restaurants in Terre Haute to pick from, but I would highly…read morerecommend checking out Real Hacienda! I went to this Mexican restaurant a few times and always had a fantastic meal. The complimentary chips and salsa hit the spot. I also love the queso dip and the sizzling fajitas. There are plenty of seats inside and at the bar, but the highlight of this spot is the spacious and relaxing patio. Check out Real Hacienda next time you are in Terre Haute!

Food was good with the pick two menu. The service was ok. What kind of world would the waitress…read morelive in to run the very loud sweeper when people are eating and or socializing? Because of her kicking up dust it's a 2.5 star rating.

Bob Evans is not what it once was…read more This is where I would give maybe 2.5 stars if Yelp could let me, because Bob Evans is not a 3, but not a 2 either, but clearly subpar. I remember eating at Bob Evans in Terre Haute growing up around here. Maybe before the "breakfast spots" became more trendy outside the old guard restaurants like I-Hop, Waffle House, Stucky's and Cracker Barrel, BE had its moment in the sun. The bar is now high out there in the breakfast cosmos on what to expect in this arena of restaurant offering. My memories were better of the quality of food compared to our dinner here recently. My parents and myself all had breakfast options for dinner and they were simply OK. Biscuits a bit doughy, banana bread average, portion size smaller, nothing eventful with our meal. They are no longer selling beer/wine but whittling down their remaining inventory, so the glimmer of enjoyment of our experience came with the two Budweiser beers I had with dinner. The banana nut bread we purchased on the way out to enjoy over a few days continued to be average. The highlight I will remember is the Necco wavers I was able to purchase at the check out counter, which is in line with the nostalgic feel of what Bob Evans is shooting for. The staff was nice and I liked that there was nobody there at 7pm on a Saturday night. But Bob Evans is average at best and I would not choose to return again if given a choice and would go to another breakfast eatery.

OMG the best pie ever! Had the apple with pecans and caramel and it did not disappoint. Also had a…read moregrilled chicken baked potato which was delicious, good to know not only their pie is great!

When we drive by- if never looked open or busy.... Stopped in today and I already can't wait to go…read moreback!! Husband got the pot roast pit pie and berry pie. That pot pie was AMAZING!! The crust is perfect! I got the grilled chicken on focaccia- which was very good as well. Their sweet tea was excellent as well. I brought a piece of cherry pie home- and it did not disappoint. Food was above and beyond what I hoped for.