The Seoul Burger (wow), sweet potato fries (crispy, fresh, tasty, great seasoning), horseradish…read moreaoli (yum). Pipeworks Unicorn Cowboy hoppy pale ale. On my death row list of last meals. Friendly knowledgeable bartender. Great liquor selection.

My parents chose this restaurant while I was back in town visiting them. I had been to the previous…read morelocation years ago when it was actually in the alley. I was blown away by how delicious (and cheap) the drinks were. Spicy margarita was so spicy but in the best way. Highly recommend the spicy cheese curds! We each got a different sandwich and were impressed with them all. They were very eclectic and it was hard to pick what to try! We all got sweet potato fries and they were seasoned perfectly. My only thought was that they could have been crispier. I'm not a horseradish fan so the dip that came with them wasn't for me but my family enjoyed it. Overall a fun spot in Warsaw to bring friends and hang out on the patio. Will definitely want to come back when I'm back in town.

Totally totally must go to…read more Service: super awesome and personable. They were very knowledgabke and were really good with answering questions we were shown around the place and it was pretty cool. Product: AMAZINGGGGG. I would say that this is more than worth it. Ibhad their dark stout and I almost fell in love. They are delicious. I would recommend any of these beers! Environment: a chill and laid back feel. Nice small seating out front of the brew house. It felt homee that they had dogs roaming around and preztels at the table! Totally recommended

This location is a little strange. Seems like just a storage locker. I've heard they may be a new…read moreopening in the near future though. The beer was pretty decent. They have a good selection/variation. Their barleywine was decent. I did not like the environment. Aside from the location, the owners were unpleasant. They "greeted"/served us. We got the feeling we were annoying them. They had some other young woman there as well who was much nicer. Bottom line, I liked the beer but not the environment. The poor experience left me opting for any other place to go but there.

Great food and great place to eat. Very affordable. Only drawback is that it's hard to find a…read moreparking spot.

From STL, here to watch a game. Yelp said the Reuben and…read morefries were the was to go. Yumm. Did not disappoint

My husband and I were so excited to check out Dana's while visiting Fort Wayne!…read more The service here was incredible. We arrived early to meet family for a drink at the bar before dinner, and they were able to go ahead and seat us at a larger table. The food was great! I enjoyed my wagyu hot dog. The fries were excellent, as was my mocktail. There was a convenient, paid parking lot within walking distance.

Was on a solo work trip to Fort Wayne and stumbled upon Dana's on a frigid night. Very happy I did!…read moreI sat at the bar and the staff was attentive, kind, and welcoming. That had a great pale ale on tap. Seeing the brioche online I had to try it. It was incredible. Sweet, salty. Something I have never had before. I also ordered the burger which was good, but the brioche stole the show! Nice warm ambiance and great prices! Will be back next work trip for sure! Well done, great spot!!

I used to love Mad Anthony but the last couple visits have been the same. This particular visit has…read moreleft a memorable experience but not a positive one. We went to go celebrate my husband's birthday and our server had too many tables because the service wasn't the best. She was okay but for their prices we shouldn't be waiting to get refills for a while. We received 3 of our 4 meals an hour after ordering. I ordered a pizza and I knew it takes 30 minutes but my entire family was done eating and I asked the server if it was almost done. She said the cooks didn't know. I'm going to guess it was never rang in. Because it was pushing 1.5 hrs and it wasn't close to being done? They were steady but I wouldn't say busy. They had plenty of staff on but our server had a lot of tables. We left and she took the pizza off and apologized but I don't think that's enough when one person leaves and doesn't get dinner. If the kitchen was behind, if the pizzas were taking longer, if the service wasn't going to be lacking "just be honest at the beginning". Honestly was truly disappointing and not a good visit.

The atmosphere of the restaurant is what you would expect of a pub type spot; comfortable. Their…read moreservice was pretty good; not terrible, not astounding. I had the Mac & cheese & dill pickle fries for a quick lunch. The Mac & cheese was not very good to me; a bit flavorless overall. The dill pickle fries were good. If I was to come back i think I'd try a pizza or the wings, those looked really delicious.

Dash In - historic downtown breakfast or lunch option…read more First off...Dash In won't appeal to everyone. The prices are a bit high compared to other places with similar food items. Parking may be a challenge depending on the time of day. And the dinning area is small. Dash In has been a downtown Fort Wayne eatery option for many years. They are located on Calhoun Street next to Pint & Slice and a couple blocks south of the court house. This restaurant has retained the vintage building feel. The interior brick and wood work are very attractive to go along with the more modern decor. The bar is very attractive. They have a very small street level outside patio if that is your preference. The shop is very small. I'm guessing the bar seats about 10 people. The main dinning area probably seats about 40. The team here is very friendly and welcoming. They hustle to serve. We went on a late Sunday afternoon and didn't not have to wait. I don't think they take reservations. There are lots of people coming and going with carry out orders. Today we had no problem finding a street parking spot. There is a parking garage nearby if no street spots are available. The menu is actually fairly broad. They have a special brunch menu along with a breakfast all day menu. There were several sandwiches and wraps available. A couple salads too. The coffee and alcoholic drink menus were very large. We didn't have either of these products this time so I can't give you any feedback on them. They have a special soup du jour and deli side selection. Today it was a mushroom arugula soup and caprese salad side. My wife loves breakfast and ordered a make-to-order omelette with a side of grilled vegetables. She really liked the light tasting eggs and fresh tasting vegetables. The tomato bisque soup is one of their staples. It is delicious and would be great with a grilled cheese sandwich from the menu. The soup was smooth and creamy. It had a gentle tomato flavor along with a more predominant milk/cream base. The soup surprisingly has a stronger spicy after taste - still outstandingly delicious! The side salad is very simple. It has a combination of fresh spring mix lettuce along with a minimal amount of onion, cheese and red pepper. The honey mustard dressing was smooth, creamy, thick and a bit spicy. It was mild on the honey/sweet taste while stronger on the mustard accent. The Italian panini sandwich was very good. The ciabatta bread was slightly grilled with a firmer exterior but not crunchy. The bread had a very freshly baked taste. The sandwich had a high quality tasting ham, pepperoni, salami and provolone cheese. The meats weren't piled high...but enough to get the flavor from each. The grilled onions and banana peppers gave the sandwich a nice zing. The pleasant aioli sauce moistened the sandwich and blended the spicy meats with the zippy onions and banana peppers. Overall the food quality was excellent yet a bit more costly than you might expect. The service was spot on and helped make it a pleasant dinning experience. The older building design, if you like that, adds to the overall experience. Give them a try!

The food is off the hook good. The service is always friendly and attentive. The ambiance is hip,…read moreand the location is perfect for when you are in the downtown area- walkable from the Arts district. We were here for the weekend and ate here every meal. Today's choice: Carnitas Benedict with a side of cheesy, jalapeño grits .

Host lady was an axehole (get it) hehe, anyways she rude about telling to get rid of an outside…read moredrink. Don't forget an id, don't bring kid's because for some reason they can't watch or just talk. L place, get rid of it..telling the Mayor to chalk it and get a lazer tag for the kids so it's at least fun for everyone even adults.

Very clean very nice place. Played pool there last night. I really enjoy going to places where the…read moremusic is not so loud you can't talk to the person next to you. However, and this is a big however, if I wish to spend money to play songs on your music system I would appreciate the volume being at a level I can hear and enjoy. I realize there has to be a happy medium, but come on man! Spent $20.00 bucks on your AMI system and never heard a single song although it was playing them. Felt ripped off.

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.

Legalize Marinara is a new pizza joint that is located inside the Rough Tap Room. Rough Tap…read moreprovides the drinks while Legalize Marinara provides the pizza. One place. One staff. One bill. Two different companies. This facility has taken over a small house right on Wells Street. There is street parking. You could probably park at the Headwaters church if there are not steer spots. Inside the dinning area is wide open, clean and inviting. The decor is different everywhere you look. Nice touch! The drinks come from the Tough Tap Room. I Gad the watermelon mojito which had a very refreshing taste. My daughter had the hoppy water. She liked the slight beer flavoring without the alcohol. The pizzas here are very good. In general the pizza is slightly thin but has a bit of a chewy crust. The crust appears to be well cooked but still comes out moist and tasty. All pizzas are 12 inches in size. A 12" pizza is enough for two people to share. The Bhan Mi pizza has a nice Thai taste. The topping were very fresh and the sauce has a bit of a zip to it. The meat pizza had plenty of toppings. The Italian sausage and pepperoni had a good spice to go along with the cheese. The Packed Supremo pizza was a nice "supreme" option. There were plenty of veggie and meat toppings. Give these two places a try!

Cute place with a 70's vibe! Coffee was great, garlic bites were amazing and we are looking forward…read moreto coming back!

Getting there - Parking is in the back behind the building and it's free! This is right next to…read moreConey Island. This is my go to ice cream spot and where I take out of state friends/fam! Ice cream flavors are bomb. I recommend getting the macaroon ice cream sandwich or in a waffle cone. I enjoyed the coffee and birthday cake ice cream flavors. Service is always top notch. Ambiance is also laid back.

First time visit to Sweets on Main. The shop is located next to the bank building parking lot…read more Parking is free in the evenings and weekends. Otherwise you will have to hunt for a parking spot. The outdoor seating is very attractive. It is large, clean and has wonderfully welcoming colors. It's nice to be able to relax and people watch from the street side. There is a fun chess set if you need a game to play. The inside of the shop is very clean, chilly and crisp. No excessive decir. The seating is wide open and comfortable. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They provided a couple samples prior to purchase. There was plenty of staff on hand to handle the time frame. The ice cream was good. I had the Milky Way and Strawberry Cheese Cake. The Milky Way had a smooth chocolate flavor that somewhat imitated a Milky Way bar. The Strawberry Cheese Cake ice cream was outstanding. Very smooth and fresh. Large chunks of strawberries and a mildly sweet cake taste. Overall an interesting place to try for dessert. Especially if you want to something new or visit the downtown area.