Chevvy's has some of the best pizza around! The atmosphere is really fun on the weekends -- lively…read moreand perfect for a night out. I haven't been during the week, so can't speak to that experience. The one downside is that they seem a bit short-staffed. On busy nights, wait times for drinks and food can be long, and it definitely seems to overwhelm the team. That said, the staff does their best under the pressure. If you're going for karaoke or pizza, it's a great spot -- just don't expect super quick service on a crowded night.

Chevvy's advertises that they are famous for their pizza. They have pizza as part of the business…read morename on the building. So the pizza MUST be good! This was my first time ordering from Chevvy's. I've driven by their strategically located building for years. I've seen the pizza sign and thought I've got to give it a try. So i did!! Finding the entrance to the parking lot is a challenge as you have to enter from the north side. The place appears to be small on the outside but feels rather large on the inside. The bar takes a prominent place when you walk in. The bar tending team was very friendly and helpful. Chevvy's has a decent sized menu of specialty 12, 14 and 16 inch pizzas. The prices seem like they might be on the plus side of average die a hand tossed-thin type pizza. We went with the Everything pizza on this visit. The pizza crust is on the plus side of thin crust but not quite as thick as a hand tossed. It was baked to a nice soft and moist bottom side. The top side crust browned and crisped up nicely. This thickness is somewhat unique for Fort Wayne. The crust didn't have any distinct seasoning flavor. The tomato sauce has a nice sweet tomato paste flavor. You won't find much of the flavor on the pizza except in areas where the sauce got pooled. You pick up the taste more on the edge of bare pizza crust where there aren't many toppings. I thought the sauce was so good that I would probably order it with extra sauce the next time to make sure the whole pizza was accented with this flavor. The Everything pizza had plenty of fresh toppings. The toppings tended to pile up into layers more toward the middle of the pizza. The meats had a nice bolder flavor. The tasty mozzarella was decently thick to hold all the topping together yet thin enough that it didn't have that beautiful stringy pull apart stretch. Is Chevvy's famous for their pizza? They could be more famous if people knew about their thin crust and tasty pizza flavors. I'm sure those that have had Chevvy's pizza are more likely to tell others about it! Give it a try if you have not had a famous Chevvy's pizza! While trying their famous pizza I decided to sample the wings. Chevvy's is definitely NOT a destination for wings. You can find their 8 medium-large wings for $15 offering on the appetizer menu. They only offer four flavors of wings. Do not a destination but not bad. The wing was perfectly cooked. All white inside that was very moist and tender. They are briefly fried such that only the ends of the rings had any crispiness. The order comes with medium to large sized wings. Chevvy's only offers hot, mild, BBQ and teriyaki sauces. I went with the teriyaki. The sauce was thin in consistency but did a nice job at sticking to the wing. They dipped the wings in sauce so there was plenty of flavor. While the teriyaki flavor was mild...it did have a distinct teriyaki appeal. The appetizer came with three celery stick and your choice of ranch or blue cheese dressings. The blue cheese dressing was very thin and some small clumps of blue cheese crumbles mixed in. Not very appealing in my book. Overall...wings probably aren't Chevvy's claim to fame. Chevvy's isn't a destination for wings. However, if you are there, and you want some different that is on the menu...their wings aren't a bad choice.

Best full service bar in the city, hands down! They have a wide selection of domestic and import…read morebeers on tap. New owners are awesome!

Well as many have stated before me it's not the same any longer I'm a lifelong resident of Fort…read moreWayne and have been going to curley's for many a year but no more. Went Saturday night for karaoke and that was mediocre the audio is horrible... Went with a friend we neither one had any alcohol we had food and a pop and our bill was $35 we got no refills on the pop no offers and then we were informed that we have to go up to the bar after 8:00 to get any drinks or food orders they no longer have anybody on the floor taking your order.... Weirdest thing I've ever heard it's never been that way before at curley's... And no Josh wasn't there because he takes care of his people... But it's all good I can find somewhere else to go Fort Wayne is a pretty big city.... And then the karaoke host already had his list made up of people and didn't even ask us if we were going to sing and he knew one of us was just there Friday night.. Anyhow I'm from the days of Dudley and Mary and it's just not the same and I know things do change doesn't mean I have to like it...

Richie was calm and collected during the Friday rush, and was nice to our birthday girl which we…read moreappreciated! His service was great and we appreciated having him as our server tonight.

The bartender was great! Drinks were perfect!! The food was also really good. I got the grinder and…read moremy husband got the meat lovers pizza. The grinder was very good! He really liked the pizza. The only issue we had was, at some point while the cook was making my food, a man who I assume to be the manager or owner came in. I watched as he went over to my basket of fries, put his hand in it and took some of my fries. I don't mind sharing. But it was pretty gross to watch a strange man put his ungloved hand in my food. It was pretty chill inside. The outdoor seating is great!

I've been to USM several times and realized I have not done a review…read more.. USM is such a cool concept and has so much potential, but it's just never busy... It definitely has that big city market feel, but I just don't know if it's gonna work for FW? It's a well decorated place with eclectic vibes and a few nice shops/vendors. The problem imo has been that the vendors turn over so fast and never seem to make it... Whether it's overly expensive rent, not enough foot traffic, or it being on the edge of the sketchy part of town, I suspect USM has an uphill battle to really "make it" - Sure hope the place succeeds because it's got a ton of potential. If visiting, recommend the lil Thai vendor or Johnny Ox Pizza... Two of the better places at USM.

This place is amazing. We visited on a Friday evening and tried to visit as many of the vendors as…read morewe could. First, we got kids meals at Buyamba Sandwich Company, located in the west hall portion of the market. Kids meals are either a turkey and cheese sandwich or a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, plus chips, fruit snacks and a Capri Sun. Pretty much everything that a child could want for a meal, and my kids were more than satisfied. Next, we got a couple of drinks at The Charlie Horse, one of the bars. They have Sun King beer on tap, but I think that was the only local beer. It's difficult for me to pass up Korean food when I see it, so I decided my meal would be bibimbap from Seoul Garden. I got my bibimbap with beef, a lot of gochujang with a fried egg on top. The vegetables were cooked but still crunchy, and everything was great. We also got a burrito from Pikoso, and that was great, too. I don't have much to say about it because I didn't get to taste it, but I was told it was tasty. Lastly, we got scoops of ice cream at Local Apple Cart, which is a little stand that makes its ice cream with locally grown fruit. I got a scoop of vanilla and the blueberry ice cream, which was super purple and vibrant. A couple of things to note: There's one pizza joint in here (Johnny Ox Pizzeria) and they only sell pizza by the slice during lunch, and full pizzas during dinner time. That was a bummer because we really wanted a slice, but we were foiled. The pizzas are huge, too. Most of the merchants in the east hall were closed, which was a bummer. These included the fresh food market, a seafood and meat market, and an Amish deli and bakery. I was kind of surprised that they weren't open on a busy Friday, but so it goes. When we visited, there was a trivia game going on, which was neat. There is so much seating in this food hall. We sat upstairs, where we could get a good view of the bustling happenings down below. There are tables, but also chairs and a few couches. The lighting is nice and mellow, too, but the noise can get overwhelming because the hall is very tall and the sound carries. Plus, there was music playing, so it was pretty loud in there. At the entrance, be sure to look around you -- you'll see some really cool murals on the walls.

Some of the best food I've ever Had, service was amazing and every time I've went there the food…read morehas been amazing! 10 out of 10 would recommend.

It's just eh. Food is mediocre. Too bad. This area is growing so fast and not much as far as…read morerestaurants this way.

The food was so good !!!!!! Jordan, shout out to you for making our experience the best! The food…read morewas delicious! Put ya foot in it Forsure !Best lasagna I've literally ever had! Delicious !! And great service ! The atmosphere was laid back ! And just chill!

I was assaulted at OSullivans and when I notified them and asked for the assistance getting the…read moreidentification of my assailant who was also a patron of their establishment i was told "it happens all the time" and was completely dismissed. Horrible experience and would never go back, especially since it "happens all the time".

The service was good the bar was pretty empty at dinner time…read more The wrap, fries, wings, and Cole slaw had good flavor. The wrap barely had any chicken in it and the fries were good but the portion felt like it was for a child. The wings were a good size and the drinks were a good price. It was nice and clean in the bar. I liked all the wood.

Service was quick and friendly. Parking is a little rough outside but usually open for street…read moreparking. Lots of areas and space inside. Food was decent for bar food, loved the fried pickle spears! The wings are also very good! The biggest disappointment was the ranch though, definitely not homemade.

It's is absolutely demo and great service! The outdoor setting is lovely especially with the…read morecovered patio

Sunday Brunch! If your Bloody Mary doesn't come with breakfast, is it even brunch?…read more Famous Bloody Mary with Nashville hot chicken biscuit and candied bacon.