Penny Drip is definitely a convenient one-stop shop no matter what time of day you go. They offer…read moreeverything from craft coffee drinks to craft beer and handcrafted cocktails, which makes it a versatile spot whether you're meeting friends, working, or just passing through. The environment has a slightly industrial feel with just a hint of coziness, which gives it a modern but still comfortable vibe. I ordered the bacon, egg, and cheese bagel. It was alright -- nothing special, but given the size and volume of the place, I don't necessarily expect everything to be made completely fresh to order. It did the job. The service was also just alright. My interaction with the barista/bartender was brief and unfortunately a bit stale. She wasn't rude, just not particularly warm or memorable. Overall, it's a convenient place with a lot of options, but the experience itself was pretty average.

Need to drop a 5 star for these guys. Spent one night in Fort Wayne, it was an absolute blizzard on…read morea Sunday morning. Penny Drip was open at 8:30am (blasting incredible music btw), ready to go. I got a vanilla latte (for me) and a pistachio matcha (my partner). Latte was great and the matcha was one of the best matchas I've ever tasted. Syrup was mixed perfectly - subtle matcha taste - everything you love to see. Loved their vibe - will definitely visit again when we're back in FW. Will need to try their vegan breakfast sandwich!

We were blessed to be at the Friendly Fox's wine dinner last week. Each delicious course was paired…read morewith a tasting of wine. While we love FF, we had never attended one of their monthly (in season) wine dinners. This dinner surpassed our expectations, which were pretty high already! The service was warm, welcoming, friendly but not intrusive. Their natural casual ambience was enhanced by white linens, fresh flowers, and candles at the tables. The food...oh the food! Fabulous (see pics)! Next wine dinners will likely resume in the fall. It's a small restaurant so only the lucky ones who reserve in time get in! The chef and his wife, Kendra, are wonderful hosts!

Popped into this lovely cafe for a quick late lunch on a workday. The Friendly Fox has a…read morecomfortable, local feel with an open, airy dining room. I enjoyed an easy panini and coffee, but didn't get to investigate the sweets this time! The cafe had a fun selection of seasonal coffee drinks and ice creams. Panini was good but not groundbreaking- a great casual lunch option with kind service. Family friendly

We love Dreaming Tree Cafe! We've been twice now and will definitely go back. The food is fresh and…read morewell prepared, staff was extremely friendly, and the ambiance is very inviting. Highly recommend!

My husband and I went to get a light breakfast at Dreaming Tree Cafe on a Saturday morning. This is…read morea nice big café with lots of seating. We got the avocado sourdough toast and a snickers latte. The avocado toast was bursting with flavor. The snickers latte was weak on flavor and did not taste like a snickers candy bar. The restaurant was simply decorated but nice.

Food has been excellent every time I have visited. The Philly cheesesteak is of course their…read moresignature sandwich. Don't get me wrong it is delicious. However they have multiple other sandwiches that are delicious as well. Don't hesitate to try something new. Staff has always been kind when ordering and asking for changes in their menu. Staff is always working hard and I appreciate that.

As a born and raised Philadelphian this restaraunt reminds of all cheesesteaks I'v eaten in Philly…read more If you go here, you'll never visit a Penn Station again. We prefer provolone cheese on our steaks, so you have to request that or you'll get the default American cheese. The only issue I have with the place is there's not a lot of places to sit that we would be comfortable on (they have those high rising chairs that my wife hates, and they only have two booths). They have picinc tables outside, but if it's a windy day you'll hate it.

Love this place. A must try. The people are so nice I love a local company all of the food is made…read morefresh

The Cuban sandwich had good quality ingredients and was a very generous portion. The turkey bacon…read moreSwiss also had really good quality ingredients. The blueberry lemonade was refreshing. Service was exceptional. Would definitely recommend this as a good sandwich stop.

I've always heard of Potbelly, but there was never one in my area. When I was visiting Fort Wayne,…read moreI saw the opportunity to try it. I gave the restaurant 3 stars because the staff was not knowledgeable of any ingredients in the restaurant. A woman in front of me asked where would she get a drink and the staff ignored her. I asked about the hot peppers and the staff gave me a confused look as if he didn't understand my question. It was a weird experience. The food was good and the peppers enhanced the flavor. I may try a different location next time.

My son wanted to get food after his track meet. Im not sure if it was time of day or new employees…read morebut something just seemed off with guy making sandwiches. Wasnt busy but he was rushing us to order but then keep repeating bread name to still get it wrong. Definitely an off day for him... the sandwich over all was good but very sloppy garlic sauce was everywhere ...

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 .

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!

Fantastic all the way around! Food is on point, service is always good and it's friendly on the…read morebudget. Not the fanciest place in town, but I like the simpler atmosphere.

Ok, hear me out, my husband talked about this place all week when he knew we would be driving…read morethrough Ft. Wayne. So it was being held at a very high standard for the other three who had not been there. It did not disappoint. The bread sticks were nicely cooked, airy with holes in the middle and choice of sauces. Manicotti with meat sauce, fettuccine Alfredo add chicken, spaghetti and meatballs and a small pizza were all delicious. They do have a gluten free option. Single bathroom that can accommodate a wheelchair but likely not a large enough turning radius. It is attached to a gas station so that would be alternative option. Sangria was on par, not too sweet. Server's are all experienced and very nice. Management checked on table to insure food was good. Full size portions are enormous. We definitely have left overs.