Absolutely love this place. They have a great selection of beer including some incredible bourbon…read morebarrel aged choices and exceptional IPA's. Their new lakeside location has a great vibe with an outdoor tiki hut type feeling. The food has always been good but SWEET BABY JESUS - their new Detroit style pizza is off the chart!!! Probably the best Detroit style pizza south of the border.

What to say about this place. 1. Seat yourself. Yeah when…read moreyou have a large party like we did, it's pretty hard to get a table. We tried to put two tables together and were told that "it would stick out" and then had to wait for another table next to one to leave so that our party would be separated. 2. The food is WAY overpriced for what you get. I order a Philly cheesesteak and it's $12 just for the sandwich! No sides that's an extra $1.50. Someone in our party ordered the sampler and that was tiny too for $23. The cheesesteak was this little thing in a tiny hoagie. 3. Their "boneless wings" were pretty much chicken nuggets and in no way shape or form would you consider "wings". We also ordered our sauces on the side and had to build our own PB&J sauce on our "wings" and the sauce was not even good. 4. The service was terrible. Besides seating ourselves and the table fiasco, the server took 20 minutes to come to our table and had an attitude just taking our order. When someone in our party couldn't figure out what they wanted instead of making a suggestion, the server rudely said "I'll just comeback." And walked away, they came back 10 minutes later and when our person order they walked away before the person could add or change anything to their order. I had to also order a refill on my soda and felt ignored. Let's just say this is a one and done for me and would not recommend this place to anyone

The food is great and the service has an even better!! Patacones and empanadas are yummy!read more

This place took us by surprise…read more A signless brewery in the middle of nowhere, serving up authentic empanadas and amazing pizza alongside the handcrafted beer. If you're not looking for it, you'll probably drive by. It's cute and rustic inside. The staff and guests were all friendly and welcoming. The food was seriously so delicious and so was the beer!

Edwin Coe's Spirits (north of Churubusco on 33) - a nice place for a couple or small group to go…read moreand relax I'm sharing a lesser known secret to those that like relax in a peaceful atmosphere that has unique food & drink offerings. Edwin Coe's is located north of Busco on 33. They make unique spirits there in this country setting. The place is a bit small but wide open. They have vintage style furnishings that are comfortable. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. Edwin Coe's can be popular in the warmer months when there is live music. Otherwise, it is not very busy - even on a Friday or Saturday evening prime time. This makes EC a great place to meet a group of 4-8 people. Especially if you want to sit and talk or play some table games. We've been many times and always had a good experience. I have attached drink and food menus so you know what they have. EC makes most of their own alcohol. They have a very innovative menu of drink offerings. Many are very attractive...and all tasty! The food menu is very narrow. It isn't "bar food" and comes at a moderate cost. All food is made in their on site kitchen - as they used to host the Fork and Fiddle food truck. Food has a bit of gourmet flair while keeping the breadth of selections fairly basic/popular. Give Edwin Coe Spirits a try - especially if you have a small group that likes to relax and socialize.

Upon our visit, the establishment was empty and quiet. The staff displayed exceptional friendliness…read moreand cheerfulness, although the menu presented limited food options. The prices of the beverages were somewhat steep in comparison to the portions received. I really wish there happy hour, was longer than an hour. I appreciate distilleries and would like to return in the summer to experience the outdoor setting. We had one drink and then left to eat at Peppi's..

Last night, we went to Copper Forge for the first time, and here are my thoughts…read more First, the place is very nice, and the drinks were definitely 10/10, no doubt! The food was okay for me. The prime ribeye was too fatty, but the grilled chicken skewers were yummy! Everyone, the bartenders and hosts was super nice and friendly, except for our waitress. We didn't know her name because she never introduced herself, and from the moment we sat down, she gave us that look. You know the "I don't like you" look? Yeah, I know that look. So, about halfway through, I gave her the same look right back. After she served our food, she gave us a thumbs-up , as if we couldn't speak English or something. Let me make this clear: Yes, we are Asian, but if we go to an American restaurant, we 100% know how to order our food, communicate, and respond to our servers. She also didn't check on us to see if everything was okay or if we needed anything until we were almost finished. Then she came over and asked, "You okay?" It's not like she was a quiet or shy person, either. She was happily chitchatting with the people dining next to us. I told my husband not to leave her a tip, but he's too nice, so of course, he still gave her one. I do hope the manager sees this review because I think the rest of the staff deserves recognition. Everyone else was wonderful! Overall, we will come back, but if she's working, I'll definitely request a different server.

My wife and I have followed Copper Forge for a few years now. We're excited they've branched out…read moreinto the FW restaurant scene! We were invited to their soft opening and were thoroughly impressed with the menu. I would normally give a new place a few months to work out the kinks before I tried their food and service. I'm not doing that in this situation. The food was good and the staff seemed to be up to speed. We were able to drive all the dishes on their soft opening menu and enjoyed everything except the dessert course. They're set up for family accommodations in the main dining room and I was very impressed with the over 21 bar area in the back of the house. Can't wait for the opening on 7/27 as it's a 10 minute walk from our house!

This is a awesome place to come and have one of the best old fashions my wife's ever had. I have a…read morecocktail. My wife and I split the charcuterie box 2 side salads and 10 wings. My wife said that they are the best wings she's ever had. The sweet barbecue bourbon sauce is amazing and it's got an Asian flare. the charcuterie box says it feeds up to four people and it's not mine. The side salads were fresh with a great mix of greens. I highly recommend trying it. Overall, it is an upbeat, very clean trendy establishment that I recommend trying out.

This review is for the food only. My wife really liked her chicken tenders and tots. The tots…read morewere crisp and crunchy with a meaty middle. The chicken tenders were tender and moist. The outside had a nice crunch and seasoning - very tasty! The side of Mac & cheese was very creamy. You get lots of delicious cheese sauce. You might find yourself mopping up the bottom of the cup lol. The sauce is a bit bland despite all the cheese ooze. I added black pepper frequently and put the Mac & cheese over the top. The wings were really good. There was ten large wings in the order. They were fried with a nice crisp but not crunchy. The chicken was cooked perfectly. The wings was bathed in a bourbon BBQ sauce. I think it was just poured on versus being baked on. The sauce had a very mild BBQ taste with just a bit of spicy heat. The sauce did have a hint of bourbon style flavors but not have predominant. There was plenty of sauce in the bottom of the dish to add additional flavor to the large wing.

Great food, great people. The potato pizza is amazing! Salads are always fresh and deliciousread more

We waited at least 10 minutes for someone to even acknowledge our existence, and when they didn't,…read morewe walked out.

Byler Lane Winery is a cute winery tucked away on a small country road in northern Indiana. This…read morewinery boasts beautiful outdoor seating and ample indoor seating. In addition there is a pond on site perfect for sipping wine and watching the sunset. The road it is on has minimal traffic and the seating is set back to allow for a peaceful fun time with friends or a loved one and trying out there multitude of delicious wines. Though they do have some dry wines, I believe their semi-sweet and sweet wines are the the highlights for this winery. Their semi-sweet wines are perfect for summer cookouts and and a quick after-work wine-down with friends and co-workers. Definitely worth a detour on your trip in Northern Indiana

Still an outstanding place to come and relax. We were here on a slow Sunday afternoon in which not…read moremany people were here. We got the run of the covered outdoor setting and super fast bar service. The outside is still very comfortable. Lots of seating with some in the shade. We had two specialty drinks. My wife really liked the mojito wine - very fresh and tasty. I had the watermelon mojito which was also unique and refreshing.

I called in at 10:10 in the morning to ask for a specific tequila the woman was very rude and…read moredisrespectful and she hung up on me this place deserves 0 stars for the way they are rude to their customers

I stopped by this Cap n' Cork because it was near other stores/restaurants I went to on this…read moreexcursion to Fort Wayne. I needed some beer and wine to take home and decided to go here because I did not want to make the drive across town to my usual Cap n'Cork. It is smaller than the one I go to, and the selection reflected that. I was able to get the beer I wanted but not the wine. I love Albarino wine, but this Cap n' Cork does not sell it. Still I got some of the items I needed, I will get the wine another say. Service was good, plenty of customers but no long wait to get my items rung up.