The Hornet's Nest Steakhouse

Okay, I 've heard about Hornet 's Nest, and driven by numerous times. But in my 67 years have never eaten here. Friendly and courteous staff greeted us as soon as we came. We had loaded potato skins for an appetizer and they were very good. Covered with lots of melted cheese and bacon. We had ours without the onions and peppers that come with these too. We had chicken alfredo, with breaded chicken and 'Nest ' favorite beef Manhattan. Both were delicious. See the photos. This will be a favorite stop for us from now on. Get out and try something new.

It's been rough but I think Hornets Nest is back on top! Had Amazing food and delightful staff. Had some pulled pork fries and a buffalo chicken sandwich. Left so stuff had to unbutton a notch. Absolutely best food I've had in a while!

They were very busy when we arrived, yet the service was great and attentive and the blackened chicken sandwich was wonderful. In my opinion, one of the best places to eat in the Evansville area. We have eaten there many times and always pleased!!!!!

I must say that was a pleasant experience of waitress and service. The steamed broccoli and wild rice were great and had them a great taste. The Bruschetta was fluffy with some areas that were harder to eat than others, seemed a little over boiled. The New York Strip looked amazing, but the additional spices and herbs added to the butter reduced the taste of the steak. Towards, the center is cost slightly more moderately than mediumly, as I ordered. The waitress did a good job.

As a local of Charlotte, this place catches my eye when I was looking for a place to eat in the area. I looked online at the menu and decided to give it a try for something special I saw. Once I sat, I was disappointed to find out that they have a limited brunch and lunch menu, so what I came for was not available. Instead, I ordered simple grilled chickens that proved to be fantastic. The meal was tasteful and the portions were large. The place was packed, but the service was still great. I'd come back in the area.