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    The Abstract

    The Abstract

    4.5
    (35 reviews)
    3.4 mi

    We went at 5 pm on a weeknight and were the only guests outside of one other person. The service…read morewas wonderful. She made great recommendations and helped us decide based on our time constraints. She was attentive and gave us a lot of information about the food, live music, DJ and art for sale on all the walls. We weren't super hungry, so we tried the flatbread - sooo good. I will be back because the whole menu, including the drinks, sound wonderful. They offered zero spirit, GL and other substitutions if needed which is nice. The atmosphere has a moody, darker hang out vibe to it. I loved it and can't wait to bring some friends and family back! She recommended reservations on the weekends, especially on "First Fridays" as that's when they do events and an art crawl on Broadway when the weather is nice. We parked on the street in front of the building so I'm not sure if there is a parking lot. They do have outdoor seating as well in the front of the building. I remember when this location was a food co-op waaaaaaay back in the day. They did a great job transforming it into a relaxing bar and restaurant. We will go back and I highly recommend you check it out!

    Upon entrance, I was dazzled by the Abstract. I honestly wasn't prepared for an automatic sliding…read moredoor, and anyone who witnessed me coming in could clearly tell. But then you're presented with this shiny chandelier, illuminating this wide chamber, and hovering over a smooth, curved bar. The sides of this huge dining space are lined with dining tables, and walls lined with artwork, making the name quite appropriate. Subtle haloes of light dot the ceiling, and the color palette of the place (besides that big ol' chandelier) is dark, cool, and easy on the eyes. I took a seat at the main bar and was served within minutes. I enjoyed some light pop, rap, and classic rock tunes bumping in the background while I sipped on a delightful Smoked Apple Reserve. Every sip was a punch of sweetness, followed by an air of smokiness, and just a splash of herby aftertaste. It was however, not the kind of drink you could chug, so I sipped slowly throughout my meal. I'll have to come back for the appetizers, as I hear they're the star of the show, but neither the flatbreads nor the traditional bar-fare excited me. Thanks to Yelp though, I learned of the Blueberry and Brie Grilled Cheese, which I'd initially dismissed due to my dislike of Brie - the cheese and her portrayal of Captain Marvel, let's be honest. But I gave it a chance and ~woah~ it was something else. First of all, it's a perfectly cooked grilled cheese, with a flaky, crunchy exterior and addictingly cheesy inside, however I was ~taken aback~ by the flavor. I think I honestly had a Ratatouille moment, where that flavor of berry compote transported me to my childhood, chowing down on blueberry pancakes on Friday morning before school. At the same time, it doesn't dominate the flavor profile - it adds a subtle and satisfying sweetness to the creamy richness of the melted Brie, and it does it oh so well. The plentiful pieces of proscuitto provided some palatable protein, while also being a contrast in flavor and feel to the Berry and Brie. The fries were a little heavy on the straight potato flavor and not so much on seasoning and salt, but some garlic aioli did the trick there. The service was superb and the atmosphere was nothing like I've experienced in this city. I didn't expect to love this place as much as I did, but I can't wait to come back to try more apps, drinks, and return to that beautiful blueberry and brie...

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    The bar
    The bar
    Deviled egg flight
    Deviled egg flight
    Smoked Apple Reserve

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    American Kolache

    American Kolache

    4.9
    (14 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    The food is all high quality and tasty. I did get a Too Good To Go order, so I got 6 random balls…read morefor a good price. My favorites were the Philly Cheesesteak and the Egg and Chorizo. The Philly one had a good balance of flavor. The Egg and Chorizo (I think it was because I had 3 egg flavors) the chorizo stood out more cause obviously chorizo, which is the Mexican sausage, is just a superior flavor than regular sausage or cheese. The gyro one was just ok. They did use real gyro meat, which I appreciate, but whatever sauce was in it got lost. The egg and cheese and the egg and sausage were both good, and those would be good for a quick breakfast. My only complaint is that the crab rangoon was more like fake crab rangoon, cause they use crab stick surimi instead of real crab. I was all excited when I opened it up and saw it was the crab rangoon flavor, but unfortunately no real crab. It was still decent but it's more like fish cake rangoon. Now, if you are crazy like me and get six balls, you'll find the dough to be well made albeit a bit sweet. It would be fun if they created different doughs to match the flavors. They said to warm up the balls for 30 seconds in the microwave. Depending on your microwave, you'll want 45-60 seconds. I used these balls as lunch at work, so 45 seconds was the sweet spot for me. They would probably be better if you heat it up in the oven. Service was fast. The place was nice and clean.

    Getting there: In the same plaza as Meijer, right by…read moreStarbucks and Nothing Bundt Cakes. Food: If you've never had a kolache, think of a meat pie meets a Hot Pocket or a stuffed bao. It's a nice Polish treat that won't scare you like the Sweeney Todd kind lol! I went feral and ate way too many. My faves were: gooey butter, raspberry & cream cheese, sausage & gravy, chorizo, Philly cheesesteak, and the jalapeño popper kolache. They'll warm them up for ya. Ambiance/Service: Staff was super chill and welcoming. Plenty of tables if you want to sit inside. Bonus brownie points for Apple/Google Pay! They're open until 2pm. These kolache have fans among my family, friends, and coworkers. Dzięki, American Kolache! You've got a new regular :)

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    9 different types of Kolaches
    9 different types of Kolaches
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    Texas links
    Shigs In Pit smoked meats in our soft dough.  More than the sum of their parts!

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    Shigs In Pit smoked meats in our soft dough. More than the sum of their parts!
    Seoul Chicken - Korean Fried Chicken

    Seoul Chicken - Korean Fried Chicken

    4.4
    (7 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    Oh, this place is gooooood. Good portions, and good price on the sandwiches…read more Seoul Sassy Chicken Sandwich - $7.99 - The sandwich is messy, but delicious. It's a sweet soy glaze with garlic and ginger. 5/5 stars. K-Town Buffalo Chicken Sandwich - $7.99 - This one is spicy, so be warned, but it's also delicious. They say it's a "Spicy Blend of Scorpion Pepper, Gojugaru and Cayenne". You've been warned. I think the Seoul was a little messier to eat, but this one is a bit messy too. 5/5 stars. Korean Cheese Fries - $4.99 - The snow cheese is savory and sweet. After tasting how amazing this is, I need to go figure out where to buy some snow cheese to put on all my fries. 5/5 stars. Gangnam Style Chicken Wings - $9.99 - The wings are good, but pricey. If you want wings, it's an ok choice, but I think the value is in the sandwiches. 4/5 stars. Go here, get the sandwiches and fries. Highly recommend.

    I would take the word Korean off the menu. Clearly no one in the shop has ever seen or been to…read morekorea. The sauces are loose and the chicken is not fresh fried. I think they are trying the bake fry method which does not mean beak and wait to fry when ready to use. Idk why people are allowed to open restaurants and not follow the ACF STSNDARD OR FOOD SAFETY COURSE STANDARDS. Fries cheap store fries oral red . Trash not Korean at all. I would close it down just for the disrespect to Korea.

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    Seoul Sassy Chicken Sandwich
    Seoul Sassy Chicken Sandwich
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    K-Town Buffalo Chicken Sandwich
    Seoul Chicken - Korean Fried Chicken

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    Eggster Grab & Go Café

    Eggster Grab & Go Café

    3.7
    (3 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    Service was great, voice was good, super quick and a healthy breakfast. They also have mini…read morepancakes and other options

    The burrito is tasty, but I have a few gripes. The max burrito is $9, which is fine, if it was a…read morebig burrito. Now, I would have assumed the burrito would be made to order, cause you know, eggs don't take very long to cook. Instead, the owner puts it in the microwave right in front of you. The flavor of the burrito was actually good, but I just can't get over the fact that it might be a frozen burrito just reheated up. It's certainly the size of a frozen burrito that I could just go to the store and buy. If I wanted a frozen burrito, I definitely wouldn't pay $9 for one. If it's homemade, but just for some reason they cooked everything ahead of time, that makes me take off stars. If it's a frozen burrito, also I'd take off stars. Either way, it's a disappointing experience. Now, the owner was really nice. Problem is, you can't be microwaving burritos in front of customers. That's just a big red flag. Unfortunately, we were the only customers, so I didn't realize this was the case until after we paid. Just please make them bigger and to order, and you'd have a winning combination people would come back for. Until then, I can't recommend this restaurant.

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    Eggster Café inside Cottage Flowers in downtown Fort Wayne -- serving hot breakfast, mini pancakes, and fresh coffee for shoppers.
    Eggster Café inside Cottage Flowers in downtown Fort Wayne -- serving hot breakfast, mini pancakes, and fresh coffee for shoppers.
    Classic Mini
    Classic Mini
    Iced Caramel Latte

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    Iced Caramel Latte
    The Hoppy Gnome

    The Hoppy Gnome

    4.2
    (735 reviews)
    2.8 mi
    $$

    What an outstanding lunch! I was here with a large group, 14 people, and the server was very…read moreaccommodating. Thankfully it was not very busy on a Wednesday at lunchtime, so the food came out much more quickly than expected. I ordered the banh mi wrap with shrimp and it was delightful. Just the right amount of heat in the sauce. But the real star was the Brussells sprouts. Jammy and delicious with a hint of bacon. Best sprouts Iʻve eaten in a while. Seating area is very open. It might get a little loud when itʻs packed, but that was not a problem for us at lunch.

    The Hoppy Gnome (downtown Fort Wayne, southeast side of courthouse) - new food menu, you decide!…read more The old food offerings were the reason I came here and the reason I preferred not to come back. I loved the Cuban flavors, unique food items and the variety of tacos. Everyone loves tacos and The Hoppy Gnome did (still does, only 4 versions now) them well. However...after about a half dozen visits...I got bored with the same offerings. On line posters and most frequent customers (according to the manager) tend to favor the old menu. I, personally, found the change very refreshing and delicious! I will be back as there are lots of new things to try! The Hoppy Gnome is located downtown on the southeast side of the court house. You can park in the Citizens Center parking lot for free after 5pm. It is safe and right across the street from The Gnome. Making a reservation is easy on Open Table. I would suggest you do that versus walking in. The inside is still appealing with the bright and colorful industrial decor. They have a large private seating area for parties. They also have a street side outdoor patio. We sat outside on this summer evening. The area is spacious with solid high table furniture. People watching is fun but the traffic can be really loud at times. The new menu has a much broader appeal and less emphasis on Cuban only items. You will find lots of appetizer choices. Salads, burgers, flatbreads, pasta, seafood and chicken dishes are available. There are a decent number of specialty entrees and four varieties of tacos. All items pretty reasonably priced. Here is a run down on the food we ordered: -Chicken Flatbread: the crust was a little thicker than a normal thin crust and very soft; the manager said they really researched out this crust to fit their style; lots of delicious grilled chicken and toppings; very tasty! -Miso Honey Wings: 8 medium sized wings that are grilled and dipped; slightly crunchy skins; all white color on the inside but perhaps a little over cooked as the wing meat was tough and a bit dry; very unique sauce - very thick, sticky and rich in consistency; mild amount of sweetness and teriyaki flavors. The manager says about 70% of the people that order wings get the Miso Honey sauce. This dish was very good also! -Side salad: nice sized side salad; very fresh and attractive; no iceberg lettuce here - real greens; nice garnishment of carrots, cucumbers and roasted red peppers The team here was very friendly and professional - per normal. They hustled to serve. We particularly enjoyed sharing our experience with the manager and getting insight on the changes. Give the new menu a try for yourself!!

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    Inside
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    S'mores
    Nice beer selection.

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    Nice beer selection.

    Imoblia Incorporated - food - Updated August 2026

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