I stopped in on a Saturday to relax and enjoy bar food. This…read morehas a neighborhood bar feel and atmosphere. The staff were courteous and helpful. It's loud, but bars are and that's to be expected. I took my food home. I had the grinder. It was packed full of meat and it was good. If I were in the area, I'd stop again.

Live music is always appreciated! Thursday is acoustic night and bands often on the weekends. Great…read moresalad bar with tons of fresh ingredients. Add on some wings and your set!! Friendly and attentive staff! This place is well run and deserves more attention from the community!

Great place for meeting friends! Fun drinks and delicious food! The outdoor patio is huge and…read moreamazing. The owner is great to work with in the restaurant and for catering!

Sunday Brunch! If your Bloody Mary doesn't come with breakfast, is it even brunch?…read more Famous Bloody Mary with Nashville hot chicken biscuit and candied bacon.

Went for breakfast to this locally owned diner. The place is spotless a big plus for me. Husband…read moreAnd I had classic breakfasts which were just great. Everything was well prepared and served piping hot. When in their neighborhood try this unpretentious little place time well spent.

I love eating in New Haven because I grew up there. Manny's was pretty good. Unfortunately, there…read morearen't many front parking spots, but I think they have a side area. It's decent-sized once you get in, plus they have an extra party room. We went there on my birthday, which was kind of a letdown. My friend ordered the corned beef and cabbage, which I also ordered. But the waitress talked me out of it and told me I should order the enchiladas so I could share. So I did, but I told her absolutely no onions because I am allergic to them. I started eating my enchilada and pulled out a huge onion and then like ten more. After pulling out all the onions I couldn't eat, there was barely any meat, so I was basically eating tortilla in sauce. I told our waitress and she apologized and told me that she told the cook no onions. I told her not to worry about it. My friend's corned beef and cabbage was good. The corned beef was a huge portion and cooked perfectly, but the cabbage was a little overcooked. Our waitress was very nice, but did not offer to take my meal off the bill, so I paid for something that could have harmed me. For $38, I was really hoping for a better experience and food, but I am willing to give it another try someday because they have such a huge menu. Next time, I think I will try their biscuits and gravy.

If you are in Ft.Wayne this is a must. Came here for a business dinner and had an excellent meal…read more Friendly staff and great service, the vibe of the restaurant is trendy but chill. We had several of the small plates to start and they were so good we ordered them twice. The drink menu was creative and delicious. We had multiple rounds. I will be coming back here next time in I'm in Fort Wayne..

Love the farm to table experience. The menu is always changing and has interesting…read morecombination/flavors. The skewers were very good, personally enjoyed the steak ones more than chicken. Fried carrot pakora was delicious! Highly recommend trying. The radish dish was ok, has a strange aftertaste but the fried capers were good. The pastas were both flavorful with homemade noodles. We went during happy hour, which is a great deal. A bit expensive if you don't go during happy hour. The beet spice cake was warm, flavorful and the syrup on top you could drink! Our server was very friendly and accommodating. Can get quite cold in there as the main doors opens directly into the space. Love the idea of the community table too.

This is a hidden gem in Ft Wayne. Indoor outdoor seating with tons of TVs. The food was delish and…read morebeer ice cold. Great selection on drinks and even have bourbon flights. The service was fantastic and plenty of seating for a family meal, happy hour with friends or sit at the bar to watch the game. Definitely will come back!

I am a vegetarian, and it is often hard to find a place with good options for me. The Pub at 1802…read morehas several to choose from, and they are all delicious. My personal favorites are the cauliflower wings with fries, which have the same flavor and crispiness as buffalo wings, and the farmer's pizza. The prices are very reasonable, the restaurant is always clean, and the service is fast. This has become one of my favorite spots.

Stopped in for a drink and an appetizer. We decided to get a side of onion rings instead of a…read moreregular app and the side was pretty big. The onion rings were beer battered and crispy. The server had a lot of tables but didn't miss a beat. She was on top of everything. We appreciated her attention to all of her tables. The atmosphere was welcoming they had Karaoke on Friday nights and it was fun to watch h everyone sing and have fun.

I stopped in on a Tuesday for 2$ tacos…read more I ordered 2 tacos 1 salsa cup 1 tiny half a tablespoon of sour cream 1 Coors lite bottle I get my bill it was 13.22 I mentioned something to Bar tender she said he was charging 3$ for Sour cream 1.50 for salsa , so much for cheap tacos I usually in there 1-2x a week for wings and a drink I'm feeling a little violated after this fleecing

Ducky's - duck pin bowling is fun, but is the food good?…read more Ducky's advertises themselves as a scrap kitchen. So...it should be good, right? They don't have a very big menu. There are five entrees to go along with a small amount of burger, chicken tender and appetizer choices. I went with the burger of the month - the pizza burger. The friendly waiter said the pizza sauce was made in house from scratch. The sauce was outstanding! It was thick and sweet with a bold tomato paste taste. The bun was soft and slightly grilled with a buttery flavor - very nice! It is odd that the burger is served in halves and vertical. The burger patty was very thin and cooked to a medium well done consistency - I would prefer medium rare but they didn't ask my preference. I thought the burger was over cooked and a bit tough/crunchy on the edges. It did have and nice high quality meat flavoring as it is sourced locally. The burger was covered with grilled pepperoni. This added a nice "pizza" flavor when combined with a nice bedding of mozzarella cheese. My wife really liked her chicken tenders. They were nice and moist. The breading was unique, tasty and crispy. She said the fries were very good while the best part might have been the house fry dipping sauce. That sauce was a nice combination of southwest and traditional meat flavorings. The side salad, to replace the fries, was fresh yet very small. The salad came in a half-ball type dish that was slightly larger than half a baseball. The half ball was actually unstable to eat out of. I had to cup the bowl with one hand to keep it from tipping over. The salad had a few side tomato and pepper parts added. There just isn't much room for things in this small of a dish. We decided to try the strawberry bread pudding for dessert. This was a fantastic dish! The breading was basically two pieces of fried French toast. It was soft on the inside with a cinnamon swirl and strawberry pieces. The breading was drizzled with a thin moderately sweet strawberry flavored syrup. The syrup was accompanied by some fresh whipped cream also bathed in syrup. Overall, Ducky's does have good food. They have a limited menu at moderately expensive prices. My preference would be to sit down and enjoy the scratch made items versus squeezing them in while you bowl. Also consider dinning at Ducky's and walking across the street the Pearl Arts Center for a program.

It's bright and airy but also cozy. Staff is INCREDIBLY friendly and accommodating and the food And…read moredrinks were amazing. Went for brunch @ 1pm and some bowling to celebrate a birthday. Lanes are super close together (duh) so the room is limited. I recommend 2 lanes if you're doing more than 6 people. 1 hour was enough time to play one game with six people at a casual pace. Table space while you're bowling is limited so we usually bowl with drinks and a group appetizer and then move back to the tables to have an actual meal. Lots of fun with good food in a friendly atmosphere. Get the blood Mary "all dressed up" (yeah I know it's $24 but it's well worth it) We tried the Crying Johnny Smashburger (tastes like POWERS used to. IYKYK), the chicken TENDIES, and the red velvet pancakes they have for brunch. We drank the PB & J old-fashioned, a Paloma and that bloody Mary that I would seriously consider trading my teenager for. Today was our 2nd time in 2 months and we plan on going back sooner than later. Give it a shot. You won't be disappointed.