Great location with outdoor seating. We had drinks and fries (omg...addicting and delicious;) Our…read morewaitress Kenzie was gorgeous and sooo sweet We had GREAT time at Birdie's and will definitely be back.

On the fifth floor of The Bradley Hotel in Fort Wayne, Indiana is Birdie's. This place only allows…read more21 years older as this is more of a night spot for adults, serving snacks and bar food and of course, all these drinks on the menu. You are out in the open on the rooftop and it's a beautiful view of the city. Service here is a bit slow when it comes to the food so I'm gonna give them a three star. It took forever for my fried artichokes to come out almost an hour and a half long of a wait. The bar is quick with your drinks according to my friend the french fries are too salty. My guess is to get you to drink more alcohol beverages

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.

Walked in very hungry and tired. The waitress did a nice job. The onion rings were not so good…read more Very greasy and mostly burnt. I'm sure the cook noticed that serves them anyways. The inside area was clean. Not many people. There was a small group that were so loud and drunk I could not enjoy my meal. Wasted my time and money because I could not enjoy my meal. Fat drunk lady fell off her chair because she was so drunk. I don't care about that but the loudness was obnoxious and ridiculous. Literally had to take aspirin. I Just had to get the hell out of that place. I did let the waitress know that it was not comfortable to have a meal with all that noise. Anyways, I probably won't be anxious to go back and visit. this was probably my third time there and every time I went, it seemed like there was a super loud obnoxious crowd in the same spot . It just kind of ruins the whole environment. The bar seems like a nice bar. The waitress was a nice lady and the food was OK except for those nasty onion rings. It's like the grease didn't get changed or the onion rings got left in the grease and then reheat it. It was disgusting. Anyways, that's my review. There is parking on the side of the building and you can park in the front of the building on the street. I spent $40 just to walk out frustrated with a headache. If I owned that business, I would tell those people that they needed to keep it down a bit because not everybody wants to hear all that crap at that intense volume.

The Clyde Room at The Clyde (Bluffton Road) - is it a flatbread, pizza or really flatbread?…read more The menu says it's a flatbread. They have six of them on the menu (see menu). If you come in on Tuesday's you can get anyone one of these selections for just $12. However, the delicious tasting flatbread looks like a pizza and tastes as delicious as a pizza (see pictures)! So...you decide... Grok says there isn't a distinct line between a pizza and a flatbread. Flatbreads tend to be more of a modern marketing thing. Here are the core practical differences: -Flatbread: made of an unleavened yeast; dense, thin, flat; bread baked without toppings, toppings added later; rectangle or oval in shape -Pizza: yeast based dough; lighter, puffier edge, chewier; dough and toppings baked at the same time as the bread thus depressing the center; typically round in shape Regardless of whether The Clyde's offering is really a flatbread or a pizza...it was delicious! The Godfather choice is very salty. That comes from the mix of meats, banana peppers and green olives. The marinara sauce is a little spicy but not applied thick enough to bring that taste forward. The crust is a bit thicker than on the thin side...and more crispy. The garlic aioli sauce adds another moist flavor to tone down the salty taste - a little. The chicken bacon ranch flatbread tasted more like a traditional pizza offering. The crust was a little thicker than just a thin crust. It had a bit of crisp. The chicken was nicely grilled, tender and flavorful. The bacon, red pepper and ranch sauces blend nicely such that none of the individual flavors pop out at you. Outside the flat bread versus pizza issue...our service was very good. We had a trainee and trainer. They worked well to serve us well! The facility is large and can accommodate large groups well. It is decorated nicely and well arranged to enjoy a stage show.

Nice bar. Nice staff. Very friendly. We waited about 30…read moreminutes on the night of a concert which I thought wasn't too bad. The food hit the right spot. Nothing fancy but all of it was well done.

Best wings in Fort Wayne. I'd like to see them offer some additional sauces for their wings…read more Specifically some spicy.

Arena Bar & Grill - home for thin crust lovers. And if you need a deal...then order on Sundays…read morewhen a 16" is $14 all day. If love thin crust, then you need to make the trip out to Arena B&G at DuPont & Lima Roads. Arena does have a very good thin crust pizza. The crust is saltine cracker thick. The bottom is cooked so that it is flour white and soft...but stiff enough to pick up an individual square. The edges are cooked with a slight golden brown and crisp. The crust doesn't have any accents like butter, garlic or seasoning. Just plain pizza dough. The sauce the is slightly sweet and has a thicker consistency. Arena apllies a decent amount of sauce covers the pizza well and moistens it up a bit. I like the little bit stronger tomato flavor without a dominating spicy taste. There were enough toppings to create that single layer across the pizza. They aren't piled up such that you toppings on top of toppings on top of toppings. Just the right amount. The veggies were crisp and fresh. I would have liked to had more meat and more of an Italian favoring. Still good stuff! As for the cold pizza test...it was still moist enough to bite into the next day...the crispy crusts were still pleasantly crispy. The toppings tend to lose much of their zippy flavor. Though the veggies are still crisp. We ordered a side of cheese bread. The bread is a slice of Texas toast..so it is thick. They grill it so it has some nice buttery grill marks on the bottom. The edges are still soft. The inside breading has a nice buttery-garlic taste. The mozzarella is piled on nicely. Good cheesy taste overall! Overall, Arena Bar & Grill should be on your destination list if you are a thin crust lover. It's a busy place if you plan to dine in. Service is usually pretty friendly and spot on. They also have really good wings!

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 going to Chevvy's for the last 2 months since 4th of July weekend. Wish I had went much,…read moremuch sooner. Karaoke nights are always so fun and hype and I've been enjoying myself. DJ Kenny G is the absolute best, and my favorite. The staff are all like family, and very friendly, and I love the overall atmosphere and vibes.

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.

The wings with their signature sauce was crispy and uniquely flavored. Truly a great wing…read more The fries were good, but plain. Scotch egg was underwhelming. Nice draft list, excellent dry Irish stout if you're into that. THC drinks too if you're looking to chill

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 Blind Tiger is a little hidden gem in Royville, which for those of you who don't know is a…read moresmall corner of Fort Wayne, on Coldwater at Union Chapel. TBT is the lower level of Union Social, which used to be Ted's. While the prior establishment wasn't my favorite, The Blind Tiger is on my list. It's small, dark, and has delicious cocktails. The ice cubes are pretty too. We got a table in the corner so we could be closer to the live music (Thursday nights). Seating is either at tables, the bar, or conversation areas. The bartender was fantastic. He had good suggestions, was attentive, and carefully crafted our drinks. I wish I got his name but I didn't. Even though our party was pretty big, he got everything right. The food was excellent. We tried a little of almost everything. The meatballs were a standout. I will definitely be back, especially when my brother is playing saxophone.

Walked in. No hostess. Walk downstairs and were told to wait upstairs. Seats were empty and bar…read morehad seats.. What a disaster this place is.