Great mocha coffee at this lounge. Went to the one off Covington Road. Yum yum yum!read more

Super lovely coffees!! Enjoyed the vibe and how casual it was. However the avocado toast was just…read moreok.

The Hive Coffee House was near the IU clinic. About 5 minutes from there. I had gone there to get a…read morelatte and also get a matcha latte to go. The Hive is your quintessential meeting spot, with armchairs, barstools, and places to have conversation over coffee. There is a limited food menu, and the coffee is Utopia brand. The coffee starts around $5-6 for a small, but the small doesn't feel too small. My latte was fine, and the matcha was fine (per my wife). I liked that they have domes for outdoor seating, and overall the place's ambiance was inviting. There is off-street parking available. Pros: decent coffee, nice meeting place. I wouldn't make a meal of it, but it's a good place to go if near it.

I was happily welcomed when I entered. My friend had been here a few times and I was visiting and…read morewanted some good coffee. My friend and I both ordered the vanilla miel. It was good! The shop was cute. If I lived in Fort Wayne, I'd go here often. They have a rewards program too!

Iced coffee is something that I sometimes forget exists. I always just equate coffee with hot and…read moreblack, so that's what I order as a default at coffee shops. But on the few occasions that I remember that iced coffee exists, I remember that I've forgotten that iced coffee is bangin'. The iced coffee at Conjure Coffee is great. I suppose you could put milk or creamer or sugar in it, but an iced black coffee is good on its own. It's good for your soul to thug it out sometimes, you feel me? Black coffee will put hair on your chest, as my dad says. Anyway, Conjure Coffee has lots of coffee drinks, as well as tea, and a very small selection of baked goods. There are lots of tables at which to sit, and this location also has a drive-thru, which is convenient. I learned later that there are two other Conjure Coffee locations elsewhere in Fort Wayne, including a small stall in Union Street Market. So this is a local spot that has branched out a bit, which is nice to see.

Great service and smooth coffee- great for a road trip stop! Plenty of spacious seating inside and…read morea cute interior. Pro tip on the nitro cold brew- I would ask for light or half ice next time because the barista almost filled the cup with ice (see picture). Other than that the coffee itself was delicious and the whipped cream on top was a nice addition. Also I noticed that a cappuccino option wasn't on the price board, but I asked and they do make them.

I always try to stop here when I'm driving from Michigan to visit my friends in Indiana. The coffee…read moreis amazing - on this trip I decided to get an espresso and a pumpkin spice latte. The espresso was perfect and hit the spot (I needed all the caffeine for my drive home), and the latte was really good. It tasted just like pumpkin pie, but was slightly on the sweeter side. I would have probably asked for a little less sweetener, but that's just my taste. It's also very nice inside with lots of seating. I didn't try any pastries this time, but they look delicious.

Stopped by Fortezza Coffee while passing through Fort Wayne and was pleasantly surprised! The space…read moreis super cozy with tons of greenery and thoughtful decor -- such a welcoming vibe. I ordered an iced latte which was both tasty and reasonably priced. I also spotted their iced matcha and it looked just as tempting. Service was quick and the staff were genuinely kind. Grateful for the caffeine boost and relaxing atmosphere!

Really cool market that sells coffee, baked goods, and specialty items. This caught my eye after…read moreseeing a sign that had coffee, tea, and kombucha tillable via growlers they provide. They also have a non-alcoholic bar. Everyone's also incredibly nice! They also have free WiFi. I grabbed a Earl Grey Tea Lavender Latte. There are spots throughout the store to sit and either work or relax. They also have books in one corner! Definitely worth a visit!

The food, coffee, service, and atmosphere here are always pleasant and enjoyable! There's a lovely…read morefire pit outside where you can enjoy your meal and hang out :)

Crescendo Cafe is a coffee stand located inside Sweetwater music mall, past the cafeteria. They…read moreserve gluten free peanut butter cookies! The cookies were so good, that we couldn't tell they were gluten free. They were really moist, and sprinkled with sugar.

Spoke + Ivy (west Main Street, FW) - another locally unique dinning experience that deserves a try…read more Spoke + Ivy is located on west Main Street - across the parking lot from Redwood Inn restaurant, if that helps. This restaurant is set in an old building that used to house a pharmacy. It retains the character of the building via the hardwood interiors, tall ceilings, large window views of the street and concrete/industrial ceilings. The interior is nicely decorated with inviting green, brown wood and black accent colors. Table settings were very attractive as well. You can park in the small side lot or on the street. Reservations are easily made on line. The team is very friendly and welcoming. All set the stage for a fun and relaxing dinner experience. Spoke + Ivy has a very small food and specialty cocktail menu. This is the second time we have been here. Each time we found the food to be delicious and the cocktails are uniquely designed. Here is a run down on the food items we ordered: -Focaccia Bread: a mildly sweet, dense/firm bread, slightly airy with a touch of herbs to accent. It is cut into blocks so it is easier to share. The vodka sauce is thin in consistency with a smooth Italian seasoned tomato appeal. Both make for a deliciously simple starter. -Lobster Roll Rangoon: decided to give this a try. It comes out as one large Rangoon - not individual pieces. This means that you must awkwardly cut this shareable into pieces. The slightly crispy & oily wrapper is similar to most crab Rangoon pieces. It has a nice crisp. The inside has shredded pieces of lobster. It was not filled with creme cheese sauce like traditional rangoons - just plain. The green lemon parsley sauce was simply outstanding! It's very fresh, moderately thick and has a slightly tart taste. This added "the sauce" to what the inside of the Rangoon was lacking. -Milanese: nicely breaded chicken that was very moist. The breading is slightly sweet. The fresh bed of arugula salad is a nice add -Prime Rib Pho: this sounded really interesting. It's a smaller/healthier dish. The medium rare prime rib was sliced thin and tender. There wasn't many pieces of prime rib in this dish. The add-ins were fresh and much like you would expect from a Pho dish - just not as much volume. The broth has a chili oil base that gives it a spicier flavor. Overall we really enjoy this relaxed atmosphere and character of the building. The delicious food and cocktails are excellent.

This is the restaurant on the MAIN level, NOT the speak-easy in the basement. We were there at 5:30…read moreon a week night. We were seated in a very awkward corner table for two where the tables were really close together. Since it was our Valentine's celebration, I would have been uncomfortable with the tables next to us having people at them because it didn't give you any privacy or space for private conversation. We did not get drinks or appetizers. Our meals were very good (salmon and chicken). The server was good but didn't refill my water and that' a big deal to me. Also, it's supposed to be an upscale place and they were out of paper towels in the bathroom. I feel like that is just basic service they should check on regularly.

We had the Steak and eggs chimichurri. It was quick, hot, and wonderfully seasoned. Our server John…read morewas top notch. Gordon Ramsey would hire this young man. The atmosphere was peaceful, bright , and very clean. A new favorite. Oh not mention the coffee was right up there too!

This restaurant appears to be relatively newly built; we no longer live in Ft. Wayne, so I don't…read moreknow exactly how long they've been open: Food: The food was outstanding. Breakfast food doesn't typically merit strong opinions one way or another, but everyone in our party of 5 remarked at how good it was. Ambiance: Lots of natural sunlight, although the noise factor was a little high. Service: Well, there were a few issues. They were at-capacity, and one person in our group never got his pancake until we asked multiple times. By the time they finally brought it to the table, everyone else had finished eating, I had already paid the bill, and I had my car keys in my hand. They'll eventually work out the kinks I'm sure.