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.

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.

Stopped in for dinner and Jordan was quick to greet us. She was very personable, quick, and…read morefriendly. She was very good at her job. The food was hot, fresh, and me a tummy as we ordered it. It was pretty busy but everyone seemed to be in good spirits including the staff and customers. It was clean and decorated like a bar usually is. It was a good visit!

Corner Pocket Pub (St. Joe Center Road) - bar eating/drinking on a relaxed outdoor patio…read more Spent a beautiful summer evening relaxing and dinning/hanging with friends of the Corner Pocket Pub patio. They have a very spacious patio. It's clean and well maintained. Chairs and tables are a comfortable wire construction - nothing fancy. And yes...it still feels like a bar as a bouncer will check your ID at the door. You can balance the bar feel with the opportunity to hang out on a warm summer evening...on a patio. Our waitress was very friendly. She hustled as much as she could though she had a lot of tables. The bouncers were all business. The menu is pretty large with pizza, salads, wraps, wings sandwiches and lots of appetizers. Prices are fair. And, to me, the overall food quality is better than your standard bar food. Here is a run down on the things we ordered: -Quesadillas: extraordinarily cheesy. Soft shell. Easy to pull apart. Comes with salsa and sour creme for dipping - nothing special here. -Chef salad: very fresh and piled high with meats and sides. Two breadsticks were also tasty. -Chicken Ranch wrap: fresh tasting. Tender chicken and wrap. Fries were good. -Onion rings: lots of rings in the basket located on the premium side menu. Rings were inconsistent. Some pieces had a very thick onion piece with a softer batter. Others had a thin onion piece and a very crispy outside. In general the rings were fried to a heavier crisp and a bit oily. Not my favorite. -Cole slaw: very smooth, sweet and creamy Mayo based dish. Small slaw pieces. Not soupy. Tastes almost exactly like KFC's cole slaw. Very good taste! -Wings: I ordered grilled teriyaki and spicy buttery ranch wings. About 50% of my wings were tough and chewy. The other 50% were moist, tender and perfect. All white insides and slightly crispy skins. Love the grill marks. I would recommend double dipped as the grilled skin was thinner on flavor. The teriyaki sauce was thin and had a mild teriyaki taste. The spicy buttery ranch sauce had a slight buttery oil taste with a moderately heavier spice taste. No spicy after taste or burn. The ranch flavor seemed to get buried in the spicy flavor. This review focuses on the patio dinning option. Corner Pocket does have a fun and spacious interior, with lots of pool tables, if you want to shoot some billiards with friends.

You never can go wrong with a local hole in the wall bar. This place is fantastic. Plenty of…read moreparking in the back of the building and plenty of seating inside. It's a cash only bar so load your wallet. Bartender was awesome. Customer service related, suggested different beers and liquor they carried. Let us taste a peanut butter whiskey which I highly recommend getting a shot of. So smooth and the peanut butter taste will linger in your mouth and be savory for awhile after so don't chase it with anything because it's delish. Great spot for groups or going there after work for a beer and great company. Try it if you've never been. Keep going if you love it too. Support local business.

Great little bar! Visiting from Chicago for a girls weekend, cheap drinks and a great juke box.read more

Good place if you have your backside protected and a pair knuckles ready for some fist of fury…read moreaction on some bros facepiece. That's if they get their poka stick inflamed and wanting to run that main vein down yo heresy highway. Then it' stick stick jab jab and EMS called out due to reconstructive surgery to ones facepiece.Other then that I can dig this place, nice place really and a swell bunch of dudes bro. Dude be dressing up like gals and doing their thang, hey I have no problem with that. Just keep yo stuff to yourselves and I will keep to mines. Good beer selection and music isn't bad, a little disco some nights. It's a good bar, just gotta watch out for unwanted poka sticks. That's all. Just gotta know how to handle it, with them Mike Tyson moves. Then it be Aight, Well Aight for me anyway. Good place though

the night life, is good. Its very LGBTQ friendly which we appreciated. But. the bartender kept…read moreignoring us when we wanted more drinks. he served a lady next to us several times and ignored us. bottom line. be prepared to be ignored at the bar. never going back again. sucky customer service.

Club Soda I coordinated with Noel, Angie and Club Soda team…read moremembers in hosting a surprise 40th Birthday party for my wife. Noel and Angie helped give me recommendations for party placement, appetizer suggestions and helping get our party setup for my beautiful wife. We had two servers who did an amazing job, helping with taking all orders, coordinating the champagne toast and cutting her birthday cake. I am greatly appreciate these two servers, they did a fantastic job with our party of 26+. The food was great as always and I would recommend Club Soda whenever you'd want to have a gathering with family or friends. Kudos Club Soda Team

The food was ok. I don't think it was worth the price but it was "fine". They had Fox fake news…read moreplaying on the TVs and that was a major negative. So... go here for overpriced food and be forced to watch fake news propaganda.

We have been to the Clyde Theatre for several concerts now. Afterward, we have slipped into the…read morebar/lounge area for drinks, light appetizers And to see the end of the last set of whoever is playing in there. This is a great concert venue. The acoustics seem to be good, seating is reasonably comfortable and concert prices are fait The concerts we have seen have been really good - Beach Boys Tribute Band, and a couple of others. Tickets are easy to buy online - including seat selection. Food and drinks are fair food stand in performance area, to really good - bar/restaurant. I would recommend this place for both concerts and for the bar area which has live music, and, so far, no cover or minimum. All staff with whom we have come in contact have been very friendly and helpful.

I made a six-hour drive to The Clyde Theatre for the Ryan Adams Heartbreaker 2025 Tour, my second…read moreshow of Ryan's in two days. So, yeah, I had high hopes, being a repeat concert attendee. This was my first time at The Clyde, and while the drink from the bar missed the mark--zero flavor and nothing like the picture on the menu--it was the only hiccup in an otherwise smooth night. I couldn't bring myself to drink the "Easy Tiger" (the only reason I bought it was because it was Ryan-themed, honestly) because it was sooo bad (deduction of star for this reason). When the lights dimmed and Ryan Adams took the stage, the sound wrapped around me, filling every corner of the space with his signature, aching voice. I won't go on too long about the sound, though--it's a Sweetwater Sound building and a Ryan Adams collaboration. The sound had no choice but to be tight, clean, and alive. Security was present but relaxed, letting the night unfold without being a distraction, something I have seen security be at other venues. Parking was easy--probably the closest I've ever been for a Ryan show. Like literally right outside the front door. What is this!? I can't leave out the art in the bathroom--unexpected and quirky, a small touch that speaks to the venue's attention to detail. I'd return to The Clyde without hesitation. It's a space that supports live original, soulful, introspective, haunting music with ease. Next time, I just hope the drink tastes as good as the show sounds.

Want a hometown sitting then this is the place too go! Also allows Smoking. Full Menu and Amazing…read morestaff... with Daily food and drink Specials!

Smells like a dirty ashtray. We walked in on a Friday at 12:30pm, we were the only table. Waited 27…read moreminutes to place our order with the slowest and grumpiest "waitress" I've ever seen, then gave up and went down the road to 9 mile, which was excellent. Don't bother with Moontower.