Now this Place is Amazing - I met my daughter and Son here a few weeks back. Only negative of the…read moreevent "I didn't take pictures". I've been back a couple of time since. Highly recommend this place. It's Home Town people making some very unique dishes and Very Healthy dishes as well.

Really cool place in an unassuming location. Nice staff and pretty good food. It's an easy…read morerecommendation

This is one of my favorite places for a great burger. I love it when it's quiet at night enjoying…read moremy Great American burger with the fries, which are excellent and on top of that a cold beer. Tonight they had Oberon from Bells which is my favorite beer on draft! Enjoying the background music and watching games at the bar. It was prepared really quick and it was delicious. My server very friendly. I like coming to this restaurant. They have the best burgers in town hands down.

Another disappointing visit. We waked in the door to chaos. Mostly empty restaurant. Servers…read morehustling in the kitchen. Hostess shouting from the kitchen it will be a 20 minute wait. Four parties looking at each other at the hostess stand. Seems like this place always has staffing problems.

I hadn't heard of the Trolley, but saw it on a digital bill board - great food. Amazing salad bar!…read moreWe will be back

We went to the Trolley Bar to have the salad bar tonight, but for the first time in my 40 - odd…read moreyears of paying my own way at a restaurant, I suggested we drink our beers and leave without eating, even though we had ordered the salad bar and a French Onion soup. The reason(s)? Let me explain in detail: The restaurant was practically empty at 6 pm on a Sunday night (not a good sign); we were seated at a 4 top about parallel with the bar, where we observed a waitress chowing down on a piece of cheesecake at the bar, not 10 feet from us (she left the rest to come back to later). No one wants to see staff eating or drinking and then preparing or serving food. We ordered a salad bar each, at $17.99 per person, and my wife added on a French Onion soup. I went to the washroom and saw that they had 2 containers of soap (that were supposed to be in wall - mount dispensers) on either side of the sink. However, only the one on the right actually worked. I turned to leave, and saw that the toilet paper was sitting on top of the hand bar, instead of the holder, which appeared to be missing a piece. By the door, they have a baby changing table with various cleaning items underneath (not a huge deal, but no one wants to see the inside of a custodian's closet). I returned from the washroom and we subsequently approached the salad bar, only to find about 6 plates, and a few scraps of burnt (rusty) lettuce in each of the three bowls. I said to my wife, "I'm sorry, I'm not eating this. Let's go somewhere else." I waived the waitress over, who dropped off some bread that looked like it was a week old and had been deep fried, and told her that we would pay for our beers and leave. I told her that the salad bar lettuce was burnt, and we weren't going to eat it. As we finished our beers, the manager came over and said he heard that we had issues with the salad bar. I asked him if he had a moment, and we walked over to the salad bar, where they had refilled one bowl of lettuce. I picked up a piece of rusty lettuce from another, smaller bowl, and explained that the big bowl had the same burnt lettuce in it. I also showed him the pictures of the washroom, and explained, for context, that I am a certified executive chef. The manager was so apologetic that he even took the salad bar off of our bill...which was generous considering we hadn't eaten one bit of it. All in all, he was patronizing and unapologetic, which was extremely disappointing considering I was very respectful and was actually trying to help the Trolley Bar to not lose more customers (which, as a 40 year veteran of the hospitality industry, is my duty). The ONLY reason I gave one star (other than that it's not possible to give 0 stars) is that the beer glasses were cold. Other than that, we will never return, even though we have had 3 - 4 good meals there in the past. Good luck in the future. I would suggest implementing a staff training plan as soon as possible.

Visiting from California. Great spot. Excellent wings. Cold beer. Great company. Jerry the Local is…read moreawesome!!

Great food and drinks. Natasha was the bartender for lunch and was amazing!…read moreDefinitely recommend

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.

Went w/friends who had been to Charlie's before. Our first time. It was a pleasant evening sitting…read moreoutside on the very large patio, with a couple providing very nice, easy-listening live music on the outdoor stage area. Seating was very comfortable. Service was friendly but a little slow this night. We ordered their lobster rangoon flatbread to share, prior to our entrees, and that turned out to be the only dish i remembered to take a pic of. The photo shows just a half portion of the flatbread, and you can see that it was generously sized! Pretty tasty, but sweeter than expected, and one had to really hunt for any tiny little lobster pieces. Our table had 2 black and bleu burgers w/really good fries; the brisket grilled cheese, which our friend said was delicious, w/fries; and the ala-carte tacos which were amply filled but needed seasoning desperately. No accompanying salsa, and no crispy chips or other sides. Each taco came on its own separate tiny plate, so they cooled very quickly.

I cant believe its been a year since we were last here! What is wrong with us?!? What a gem of a…read morerestaurant in NW Ft Wayne/Leo area! The food is so fresh, so innovative...with flavor combinations that explode your taste buds! This time, we shared the most delicious avocado toast ever: perfectly toasted sourdough (1 piece cut into 2 triangles), avocado, sliced castelvetrano olives, a quartered jammy egg (2 quarters on each piece of toast), sunflower seeds, and a drizzle of EVOO. Crave-able! Shared the soup of the day, the shrimp bisque. Similar to an herby tomato bisque with tiny whole shrimp added. Very tasty, but as our review a year ago, it was only slightly warm, which was disappointing but not enough to take a star away. Hubby had the he-can't-stay-away-from-ordering pear, brie, and ham with caramelized onions and dijon mustard on a grilled baguette. I opted for the traditional Greek salad (no Americanized pineapple and beets) and it was impressive! Baby romain, yellow and red grape tomatoes, pepperoncinis, olives, red onion, cucumber, parsley, feta and an oregeno vinaigrette. Wow! Atmosphere is crisp, casually cool, clean, and inviting. Service (Simona) was excellent. She knows the menu well and answered all of our questions expertly. Believe me, it wont be another year before we return! Here's the big goof-up: forgot to take pics of the avo toast, and didn't capture the other three till they were almost gone! Hopefully, you can still see the yummy quality and freshness!

Our first time trying! Nice little spot in Leo. All the ingredients are fresh and you can tell…read morewhich is why I'm willing to pay a little bit more for a sandwich and soup. The roasted cauliflower were so crispy and delicious. The Greek salad dressing had great flavor and they were very generous with the toppings. Service was friendly and quick. Will be back!

We've been to Black Canyon several times and the food is always great! It's one of our favorite…read moreplaces to stop for happy hour--the bar area gets PACKED, but it's always a fun, lively atmosphere. I've also had a business holiday dinner here with a larger group and had a great experience. The food was excellent and the service was just as good, even with a busy restaurant and a larger party. Definitely a great Fort Wayne spot whether you're looking for drinks and happy hour, a nice dinner, or somewhere for a group. I would recommend making reservations for dinner though because this place can get busy! We'll definitely be back!

First time to Sunday brunch and glad we tried it. The brunch menu is small but big enough to find…read moreone of your breakfast favorites. BC also offers the regular menu at brunch. All the excellent things still exist on a Sunday morning. Same great service and relaxing/casual dining atmosphere. On this Sunday we did not make reservations in advance. I don't know if you really need them or not for Sunday brunch. My wife had the eggs Benedict. She loved the fresh tastes and perfectly cooked eggs. The hollandaise sauce blended all the flavors nicely. She said it had a little kick up it also. I had the chef's special breakfast chorizo burrito. I really liked the brown sauce. The wrapper was soft and easily cut. The chorizo was fairly mild - no spicy kick. The eggs were tender. The fried potatoes provided a nice crisp on the inside.

Hidden treasure by son who lives here didn't tell me about We loved it Loved the wine loved…read morethe food loved the atmosphere loved our server Vince We will 100 percent be back Wish it would have been warmer to sit outside And the just was playing but definitely next time

Had a reservation so we were seated immediately in the patio. They had live music which made it an…read moreenjoyable night. Weather was good. Our server Jesus was really friendly and attentive. We ordered the chicken and waffles with the leek tortellini. Both dishes were delicious. Also we had the dessert sampler which included a chocolate cake which was sweet, the carrot cake and the cookie pie which was delicious! After our dinner we spent some time at the fire pit until we finished our drinks. Very enjoyable night!

My husband and I were on the road and we stopped a this Panera Bread to get a SIPS club drink. We…read moreentered and ordered at the kiosk. We got our cup, filled it at the machine and were on our way without any issues. I highly recommend this Panera Bread!

We've been fans of Panera for years. We often stop at this location before heading back to…read moreLouisville. Service at this location is pretty hit-or-miss. Most often it's pretty good, but on one visit we sat and waited for nearly 15 minutes on food that was sitting on the counter because our pager didn't go off. On another occasion I had to take a sandwich back because it was cold and the employee went to put it in a microware. I asked for a new one instead and she did.not.like.that. Of the dozen or so times we've been to his location, though, the service has been pretty good. Likewise the food quality/accuracy. While I've yet to try their pizzas, I tend to stick with the "not really on the menu but you can still order it" Sierra Turkey sandwich and a Greek salad. While we're talking about their Greek salad...I love it to death...mostly. The downfall, almost every time, is the tomatoes. It frequently seems as if they're using yesterday's tomatoes, which tend to be squishy or mushy. The store is always clean. Staff is always impressively busy taking care of the dining room. In my experience, this location excels at keeping things neat and tidy. I guess the best way to put it would be to state that it's consistently inconsistent. I know they had a rough go of it during the throes of COVID and have been trying to recover since. Based on a few previous visits they've come a long way, and that's awesome.

Great food, very clean, friendly staff, peaceful atmosphere. Fair prices…read more I had a White Dragon, Philadelphia Roll, and Crab Rangoons

The sushi is fantastic. The Thai food, not so much. Just stick with the sushi here…read more The service is good, and the place is beautiful. It's a good date night spot. Thai Tea - $ 3 - This wasn't very good. It didn't really taste like Thai Tea. 0/5 stars. Spring Roll - $7 - This we got I think on a Wednesday night, because if you spent so much money you get a free spring roll appetizer. It was ok, but I wouldn't have paid money for it. 3/5 stars. Vegetables and Tofu $14, Chicken $16, Beef $17, and Shrimp $18 We had the Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles, and Pad See-Ew. The Pad Thai had the best flavor, and then the Pad See-Ew, and I really can't recommend the Drunken Noodles. We got the Drunken Noodles medium spicy and the other two mild, but I couldn't taste any spice in them. I really wouldn't recommend getting the noodles here, but if you had to pick one, get the Pad Thai. Now for the good part, the sushi! Now, I was planning on trying everything and just making a giant list of what's so good, but I apologize, there's so many good ones that I just forgot my nit picking on certain rolls. You really can't go wrong with any of the rolls. I haven't had a bad one yet. I'm going to list all the rolls I've had, but really, just pick your favorite fish and I'm sure it'll be good. Nori Angel Hiroshima Kobe Black Panther Moon Fire - This is fun show, and it gives a yummy fire taste. Dupont Red Dragon White Dragon Nagasaki American Dream Hamachi Fiesta Indiana Beach Fresh, fried, doesn't matter, all of them are good. They give you soy sauce, but you really don't need it with any of the rolls. Tempura Cheesecake - $8 - This was fantastic. This was free for my birthday lunch, and I was so happy with this. I'd pay money for this. 5/5 stars. Go here for the sushi and the Tempura Cheesecake! We stuff ourselves with so much sushi that we don't leave room for dessert, but I really should get that cheesecake again. Go here!