132 South Main Street
Milford, IN 46542
Kosciusko County
Phone: (574) 658-4904
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by Stephanie R. on I attended the Restaurants Against Hunger event at Touch, and I had a great time. I thought the place was chic but not pretentious, and just enough space for everyone to fit comfortably -- it wasn't overwhelming at all. I've been there other nights too, and I've always had fun! Crowd is good, drinks are good. What more do you people want?!
by Courtland S. on I agree with everything in mnypny b.'s review. One thing to add is that EVERYONE that works there is incredibly professional and polite...and the politeness is authentic, it isn't the phony politeness you get from a TGIF hostess. The people selling tickets, manning the line, stamping hands, waiting tables, bar tending etc etc etc are all impressively competent. The venue is well staffed, so even during a crowded concert you won't have to wait long to get a drink...there was 4 bartenders working behind the bar I went to, and the venue sports two bars. Lastly, as far as food I have ordered at a concert, the burger I had there was pretty darn good.
by Malcolm Liebermann on We started off at 230 Fifth Ave and decided it was time to head to a place with much better music and a slightly better vibe. The view wasn't nearly as good but the space again was really good. It was humid out but it wasn't so bad inside. The restaurant part of the place was empty except the bar area and they had another area where it was decorated like we were an outdoor garden/patio and they allowed smoking as well which was a bit odd. The second floor, which wasn't nearly as big as the downstairs was dedicated to a DJ where they played hip hop, dance, and rap - the music was pretty good but it was quite packed. We sat on the side enjoying our drinks for about an hour until we were asked to leave if we weren't ordering bottle service. She was pretty cordial about it but I saw 15 - 20 other tables that didn't have one bottle on their table so I was a bit ticked off with that but we moved nevertheless since we were ready to get on the dancefloor. Bonnie was leading the way but I lost her a few seconds later when I gut stuck between these two larger women - I mean I literally got stuck with my arms in the air and I couldn't move forwards, backwards, and obviously left or right. It was kind of awkward cause I felt like a Gray's Papaya dog stuffed neatly in a toasted hot dog bun with no where to go. We finally ended up on the dance floor and we were having fun until it got a bit too hot and the other female we went with started to get embarrassed with her man who apparenty loves to make faces, flexing, and punching motions when he's getting jiggy with it. We headed downstairs to cool off a bit and order more drinks. I wouldn't say this place isn't expensive but it wasn't as bad as 230 Fifth - we only paid $33 for 3 drinks and 2 glasses of water. The wait staff wasn't as pushy as the folks at 230 Fifth but they weren't all that friendly either. The only thing that I didn't care for but started to make sense afterwards was that they would card us every time we got drinks - resulting in us figuring out that this was an 18 and over establishment. If they kept it over 21, I think there would have been more room on the dance floor and places to lounge. For the last hour or so, we sat around chatting, debating, and enjoying each other's company. Around 2AM we decided that it was time to catch some Gray Papaya's and head home.
