The food is not worth it but the play might be. The Brisket patty was no better than ground chuck,…read morethe green beans were cheap frozen tasteless, the salad course consisted of half a dozen slices of carrot in a cold sauce, meh. The potatoes were good about a ice cream scoops worth. The chocolate pudding was cafeteria quality at best. We enjoyed the play but there was a cast of three. The worst thing is when you pick your seats on the website they're not going to be the ones you picked. It's first come pick your seat at each table. Had I known that I would not have bought tickets.

What a great hidden treasure in Fort Wayne! Great show, good food and just a really good time!…read more 100 seat theatre so get your tickets early! It might just sell out!

The shows are excellent. The hosting and ushering teams are very nice and friendly. The nostalgia…read moreof the building is intriguing. What I don't like is the comfort. The seats are small and too close to the seats in front of you. The seats are not particularly comfortable as they are period exact seats. Sitting In an uncomfortable seat for two hours was really painful and unenjoyable. I will be very cautious about coming back again for another show.

Saw a comedy show here and it was good but writing this to give the staff a big applause. Very…read morenice, helpful and professional. Was here last month as well-and same.

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.

Overall...not a good experience and I will not come back here for another concert/event…read more The seats were small and positioned tight to each other. Additionally the seats are hard plastic and not comfortable. Couple this with wide bottom people whose rear ends spill onto my seat...not a comfortable experience. I would much rather go to another venue that specializes in comfort that do the Clyde again. On the positive side...buying tickets was easy. There was lots of parking close to the door. The facility is very attractive. The bar looked like a fun place. The show was excellent. The lightning and sounds were very good! The security lady was not friendly. All business - get in the door. The ushers were nice and full of smiles. Very kind. I was actually mildly offended by the security team that was "pushing" us out the door. We waited for a lot of the crowd to clear as it was a packed show. We stepped into the aisle as we were the last of the crowd leaving. These two thug-type Gestapo looking man stared us down. Every step we. Iced forward - they moved. It felt like they were crowding and pushing out the door. His forbid I had to go back to my seat to retrieve a left item. Again...the show and facility were nice. The close seating and security people made the experience not worthy of repeating!

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 Parkview Physicians Artslab is a small, intimate theatre located at the Arts United Center in…read moreFort Wayne. There is no assigned seating at this theatre. You pay for a ticket and choose your seat. So it is supremely important you come early to get your preferred seating. Still, it should be noted due to the small size of the theatre itself, there really is no bad seat in the house. Although the seats could be a bit more comfortable, the ticket prices are very affordable. They also do have a small concessions area with a limited selection of sodas and snacks for purchase. My family recently watched a play, Six Degrees of Separation, at this theatre and throughly enjoyed it.

Great food!! Love their pork tenderloin!!! Great place to relax with your friends!!read more

I had never made the drive to Milford and we wanted to try some place different for dinner so we…read moredrove over. Nice clean first impression. Thrrr was trivia night going on so we sat at the bar for dinner. Really nice bartender, she was on it immediately. Indiana is famous for fried pork tenderloin but I personally prefer the grilled. This was the BEST and most tender sandwich I've ever had. Generous piece of meat, super flavorful and good fries too. May have to bring a group over later this summer.

We held our daughter's wedding reception here many years ago! We serviced food to compliment the…read morearea..ie Desert/ Mexican cuisine... Floral/Fresh fruit and cheese assortment.....Current fauna and foliage Cake, Bar and Reception seating was provided to be excellent! The staff was wonderful and very helpful!

This place is GORGEOUS! The parking is rather limited because of it's location in downtown Fort…read moreWayne. We had to park a block away and walk, which normally I wouldn't have issues with... but it's the middle of winter and the wind chill was -3. The admission price is reasonable at 5 for adults. When you first enter the building there is a small gift shop off to your left filled with little knick knacks and souvenirs- all of which are reasonably priced. There are a couple of kid themed learning centers in the conservatory. They're somewhat inconveniently located right in the first and second part of the building which makes for a somewhat congested and loud atmosphere filled with crying and running kids all over the place. The actual conservatory exhibits are something straight out of The Land Before Time. The rainforest, desert and floral exhibits are large, lush and well kept. I was rather impressed and quite surprised at how nice this location is since I'm spoiled in the sense that the botanical gardens I have in my hometown are rather extensive and pretty epic.

I attended a rehearsal dinner for my older brothers wedding here a few years ago and it was a great…read moreexperience. The atmosphere of the building is very welcoming and modern. The layout is great for a number of different event types and gatherings. I love the fac that they will also host live music at The Garden which attracts younger, and newer customers.