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 ...

McAlister's Deli Lima Road - I've never been a big fan of McAlister's. However, I've had them,…read morenow, three times in the last three months. Twice dine in and once for a catered lunch. I have come to appreciate the freshness of their sandwiches lately. My wife had the chicken Caesar wrap. She liked the moist chicken, light tasting dressing and soft wrap. The potato salad was fairly standard with most. It had a nice mustard-mayo taste and consistency. It might have been a little heavy on the mayo. The egg and celery were good touches. Very smooth! The McAlister Club sandwich was filed high with delicious turkey and ham. The Swiss and cheddar cheese...plus toppings made a nice sandwich. The white bread was nicely toasted without being overly crispy. Just enough mayo to blend the tastes. The 1/2 salad, on the 2 choice deal, is enough for a whole meal. It's a real club salad. All the fresh meats, cheeses and toppings. Lots of croutons. The honey mustard dressing is thick and spicy. All blended to an enjoyable taste. The Mac & cheese side was rather small. The noodles were a bit mushy and over cooked. The cheese sauce comes off a bit "institutional". Perhaps a flavor that you would find at school or a place who isn't focused on a designer Mac & cheese. It was very creamy and had a mild cheese flavor. I liked the tee shirts the staff was wearing to promote their tea. McAlister's special tea is like drinking a hug - per the shirt. The tea has a nice smooth/warm/soothing taste. It kind of reminds you of a southern style tea. However, it isn't over the top sugary. It also doesn't have a bold strong tea taste. It's good...and I almost felt the hug lol.

Visited this location on a recent visit to Fort Wayne to grab lunch before heading home to…read moreLouisville. McAlister's is usually a safe bet. Sunday around noon o'clock and it was pretty a pretty busy place. We reached the corner to place our order after a short wait and the gentleman behind the corner took our order. He spoke very quietly and I felt bad having to ask him to repeat nearly everything. After we gave him our order and he repeated it I questioned it if it was right. At the point another employee came back and asked us what it was. It turns out he was a new employee and still finding his way. No problem. No one starts out an expert at anything. The nice lady got it straightened out and we sat down to wait. A few minute later a manager came by and apologized and said he thought our order wasn't entered correctly. We told him that was the case originally, but it was corrected by another employee and it was good now. The food took about ten minutes and wasn't presented as the prettiest meal I've ever eaten. Both lids on my Jalapeño Turkey Crunch appeared to be sliding off the side and the pickled looked like it had been mushed in the hands of a toddle, barely resembling a pickle. It made it a VERY messy, high-napkin-utilization meal. While the tables were addressed quickly after diners leaving, the floors were another story. Yes, it was lunch rush, but at the same time it takes a micro-second to pick up an errant straw wrapper or napkin. This location has a nice outside seating area with several table and umbrellas. It was a bit too hot/humid for us to eat outside, but in better weather we'd have absolutely eaten outside.

This is one of my favorite places for a great burger. I love it when it's quiet at night enjoying…read moremy Great American burger with the fries, which are excellent and on top of that a cold beer. Tonight they had Oberon from Bells which is my favorite beer on draft! Enjoying the background music and watching games at the bar. It was prepared really quick and it was delicious. My server very friendly. I like coming to this restaurant. They have the best burgers in town hands down.

Another disappointing visit. We waked in the door to chaos. Mostly empty restaurant. Servers…read morehustling in the kitchen. Hostess shouting from the kitchen it will be a 20 minute wait. Four parties looking at each other at the hostess stand. Seems like this place always has staffing problems.

I have been there 3 times the first time was great . Love the Brussel sprouts. The first time I got…read morethe chicken Marsala , very good. The second time the coconut shrimp. Then I got the chicken Marsala the third visit. On the last visit the food was so salty it was hard to eat. I told other people to go there and they said the same thing way too salty! The service is a bit slow too. My husband got a salad and it took forever. Then it came out right before the meal. It will be a long time before we go back. Cut back on the salt please!

Always good food, especially the brisket. Generous portions and a great drink menu. Megan is great…read moreserver

35 minutes of waiting on 3 cheeseburgers. People that walked in after us got food. We didn't…read more My mistake for tipping on the receipt. I hope I get that back in my chargeback too.

Nice local spot that has been around since the '40s. The menu is simple, sliders, coney dogs, and…read morechili. You can add fries or chips and a milk shake, ice cream, or cake for dessert. I had a cheeseburger, ham and cheese, fries, and a malt. It was good to try a place that has a history and is quick and convenient. The restaurant is open late and is close to the Convention Center Downtown, so if you are looking for someplace different from the hotel restaurant to eat, this is a good place that is within walking distance (although I went in December, and even though it was only a block away from the Courtyard, we drove).