I was so glad to hear that they had a Bibibop at Fort Wayne! The quality of service and excellent…read morefood is the set standard for every Bibibop chain I've been to and this place is awesome. The servers were so accommodating and were happy to serve both my dine in and take out orders on the same day. The food is awesome for vegans as I order my bowl with both rice and noodles all the veggies (extra for guacamole) and they have chickpeas as a new topping, I chose tofu for my protein and top it off with sesame ginger, sesame oil, gochujang that leads to a perfect blend when you mix it all together! I'm happy with the generous portions that leave you full and satisfied. If you're on their app you also get a discount through your rewards you acquire as you frequent this place which I love!

The food is good, but I took off a star for the lack of protein. You get maybe 4 pieces of chicken,…read moreand it costs $5 if you want to double the protein (when the bowl is $11.49). That's highway robbery. Now, the rest of the ingredients are fine (except maybe the curry chickpeas, that's just a weird one I can't wrap my head around, and it didn't enhance the flavor of the bowl). We did half sweet potato noodles and half purple price, but I'd recommend just the sweet potato noodles. The guy recommended the yum yum sauce and gochujang, so that's what we got. If we just got say 6 pieces of chicken, I'd probably be ok with the price. The drinks are really good, so I'd recommend getting a drink. Service and atmosphere are good. Everything was clean. There's supposed to be free miso soup, but it was out when I visited.

Good food, Comfortable atmosphere, friendly staff, very…read moreclean restaurant. I gave this restaurant a thumbs up check it out

Do NOT go here. Overpriced, small portions, very mediocre food. For all the food we ordered, it…read morecost $89 before tax and tip. 3 Milkshakes, 1 Pizza, 3 Burgers. We could have done this at fast food, received better quality food and drinks, for half the price. I don't know why anyone goes here. So first, the service was fine, but it goes downhill after ordering. I asked if they had a milkshake menu, but apparently corporate decided to get rid of the milkshake menu and make all the waiters recite the menu over and over again. How stupid is that? Reese's, Salted Honey Cinnamon, Strawberry - $7 - The best one was strawberry, and that's not saying much. Every milkshake was so watery that we were drinking flavored milk more than ice cream. The waitress even got my milkshake on my shoes. She apologizes about how watery it is, but that's it. She even says she'll bring over more napkins (cause it was dripping all down our cups too), but she forgot to come back with the napkins a few times, so it took a long time to get more napkins. At least they got rid of paper straws, cause at one point a few years ago, you couldn't even suck up the milkshake through the paper straws cause the paper straws disintegrated. Back then, I asked for a spoon, and they said they didn't have any. Now, back to today, the straws are plastic again, but I couldn't even suck up at Reese's cups cause they don't fit through the straw. At least this time I had a fork. What a disaster. Don't get milkshakes here. 0/5 stars. "Tavern" Style Pizza Hot Honey - $17.50 - The flavor was good, but it was a soft crust pizza, definitely not tavern style at all. 3/5 stars. All of the burgers are small, like Culver's small, and you're paying 3x the price. The fries are soggy and needed salt. Train Wreck Burger - $18 - This was mine, and it was just ok, but probably better than the other two. 3/5 stars. Mushroom Swiss Burger - $16 - This one the meat tasted worse than mine. I don't know why there's different ground beef patties? 1/5 stars. Stacked Patty Melt - $16.50 - Husband got this one, and he didn't like it. He said the bread tasted stale. 1/5 stars. Just don't go here. You wanna spend about $100 for 3 people to eat? What a waste of money. Small portions, overpriced, terrible quality. Oh, and some tables are sticky, even after the hostess cleans them.

This facility meets the Panda standards. The restaurant has a large parking lot that is easy-in…read moreeasy-out. Things are neat and clean. The team hustles and is friendly. Things are very active and welcoming. The grilled chicken is my favorite! Very tender and moist. Nice bold teriyaki flavor. The chicken easily breaks apart. The team did a nice job chopping the chicken into smaller pieces. The white rice is cooked perfectly. The broccoli beef has a nice mild beef taste. There is a small amount of sauce to add flavor to these items and rice. The broccoli had a slight crisp and was difficult to pick up with a plastic fork. The orange chicken is a fan favorite. It was cooked so there are no pink insides. The breading is thicker around the moderately smaller chicken pieces. I found the breading to be a little tough. Some of the pieces are too large to eat and you can't cut them with a plastic fork. The sauce is sweet with a mild amount of orange flavor.

We were supposed to eat Vietnamese, but it was closed contrary to what the fellow said; so we opted…read morefor Panda Express. We both were happy with our choices and got them fast! I had the plate; which I would recommend over the bowl because you get a lot more and not much price difference and you can have two entrees if you choose. I had the sweet fire chicken and the kung pao and both were tasty! Thanks.

I typically will head to this Culver if I am up north, but it struggles with keeping up with the…read morepace of drive-through customers. We were there on a Saturday close to lunch and even though they had two members taking orders like they do at Chick-fil-A, it took a while for somebody to collect payment at the windows since we were paying with gift cards. Afterwards, there was still a long wait for the food. I know good food still needs to be prepared fresh, but the wait was longer than expected. The kids enjoyed their food though, and the orders were 100% correct.

This is one of my favorites at Culver's. The shrimp are filleted so they are large and moist. The…read morebreading is thick and crispy with a moderate oily taste. The dinner comes with a roll that is really hard/stale and unappetizing. The cole slaw is very good. It has a light mayo base along with large pieces of slaw and carrots. Very fresh and tasty. The French fries are a nicely think piece of potato that isn't very greasy.

this is such a gem!! the people that work there are literally so nice. the food is amazing--my…read morefavorite is the banh mi sandwiches and milk teas, but their spring rolls, pho, and other options are delicious and just presented so beautifully. if you're ever in Fort Wayne you have to go!!

This our go to lunch spot. Inside is quaint and not fancy, but gets the job done. Always quick and…read morefresh with friendly faces The sandwiches are incredible, very fairly priced and having tried them all, you can't go wrong

We tried a variety of items here. We got the bbq salad and…read moresubbed pork for the chicken and tried the daily special of scooby snacks. Those would have been better with a sauce to dip them in. We also had the pulled pork sandwich, kids ribs, and kids Mac and cheese. Everything was served hot and fresh. You order at the counter and an employee brings your food to the table. It was quick and we received everything as we ordered it. We sat outside on the patio which was great. It was clean, had umbrellas, and is dog friendly. Overall good experience

Shigs in Pit (Maplecrest) - excellent choice for BBQ in Fort Wayne…read more Shigs is located north of St. Joe Center road on Maplecrest. It's parking lot is easy in-easy out and has a very large facility. Upon entering you order at the counter from a large menu posted on the wall. They will bring you your selections to the table or carry out counter. The Mad Anthony brewery has an attractive looking bar inside as well. The team here was very friendly and helpful. The facility is very clean, orderly and attractive. The menu is fairly large but perhaps difficult to understand since it is posted on the wall. Cost is fair and moderate. Here is a recap of our food choices: -Wings: predominant smokey flavor, fried and dipped in one of 8 sauces. The wing was nicely cooked - no pink insides. The skin of the wing was a bit cripsier than i would prefer. The Alabama White sauce is mayo based, slightly sweet with not much seasoning or spice. It made the wings nicely moist. The teriyaki sauce is bold, thicker and has a slight back end kick to them. -Cole Slaw: nice fresh and crisp larger slaw pieces, thin mayo base, sligtly sweet but a bit watery -Macaroni salad: thin mayo base that actually came off also a little watery, elbow noodles were cooked perfectly, side veggies had a nice crunch to them, sauce was mildly sweet -Chicken tenders: moist and tender, no real Smokey taste detected, seemed to come off a little dry and tough -Corn "spoon" bread: mild corn taste, bread was moist and sweet, nice blend of corn bread and corn casserole -Tomato & Cucumber salad: very fresh and tasty. Cool veggie and vinegar tastes

Most fast food restaurants get a bad deal on Yelp and other platforms! They do not exist for fine…read moredining but for quick snack while on the road or a coffee to keep the driver awake. They hire lots of unskilled people and give teenagers a leg up and teach them how to follow the rules of our capitalistic system. We got a lemonade and an iced coffee. Perfect, courteous service! Give them a break!

This drive thru is worthless. Seriously. We hit the drive-thru around 9:30 pm to get an iced tea…read more ONE item. ONE item that required absolutely no preparation. No grill, produce, dairy, condiments...nothing. Simply put ice in a cup, fill it with tea, put a lid on it and hand it out the window. What we encountered, though, was a drive-thru line with (between the 2 different lanes) over 10 cars waiting for food that was moving slower than intercontinental drift. So slow, in fact, that as we waited in line after ordering I saw no fewer than 3 other cars pull in, size things up, and decided to leave. One of those had already ordered and still pulled away. After sitting absolutely still and not moving for the better part of ten minutes we decided to leave. There's no sense in waiting for something that's not going to happen before I retire, so we pulled away as well.

I loved the service here it was fast they were polite the ice cream was fantastic I will be coming…read moreback here asap

bugs flying everywhere atleast 3 tried landing on the food need pest control in here i have been…read moreswatting at the pesky little bugs for 10 mins before my food came out and had to fight them to keep my food

Decent BBQ joint on North end of town…read more.. Dropped by Lucille's for the first time on Friday for a work lunch with the crew... Been meaning/wanting to try for a while, but have never got around to it. Ok experience, but there's some areas of attention needed. Pros: Friendly/quick service, outstanding brisket, excellent bbq sauces (I particularly liked the vinegar and spicy sauces), and large portions. Cons: Over-priced, average at best sides, extremely smoky in dining room, and dirty/run down restaurant. Overall our experience was good, but the smoke in the dining room was a real problem that actually had my eyes burning/watering while we were eating (it literally looked like an AARP Club Catholic Church bingo event, it was that smoky inside the restaurant), the food is stupid expensive ($35 lunch, one person), and the sides just weren't good (bland coleslaw and broccoli salad). The restaurant also needs a facelift and desperate deep clean... It had that dirty, grimy, sticky feel on the floors and tables (presumably from all the smoke in the dining room). I still consider Shigs n' Pit to be the far and wide the best BBQ in town, but Lucille's has the potential to be really good if they can make some adjustments, improvements, and clean the place up.

Sweet Smoked Pork Steak with BBQ sauce (Lucille's BBQ, north Lima Road) - tried something…read moredifferent, good value and very tasty I prefer Lucille's BBQ plate selections as I feel they give me good value. A select smoked meat with two sides for $14-16. This gives you a good all around taste of Lucille's offerings. On this trip I selected the sweet smoked pork steak with Mac & Cheese and Wilson baked beans. The entree was $14. The pork steak was a thinly cut piece of pork - maybe 3/4 inch thick. The steak definitely had hints of smokey and grilled flavors. The meat was tender, no pink color and moist. It was easily cut when warm, not as easy as it cooled. This is a large flat piece of meat so it took time to cut into pieces and savor. The BBQ sauce was sweet with no real spicy after taste kick. Glad I tried this selection. I really like the Mac & Cheese as it is very creamy and has a nice cheese flavor. The sauce has some jalapeño pieces - so expect a little heat and kick. The Wilson baked beans are also a bit spicy. There are small pieces of brisket embedded in the sweet savory BBQ bean sauce. Lucille's has a nice selection of other delicious sides for you to try. Lucille's does a nice job with smoked BBQ meats. Make the trip north to the corner of Lima and Wallen Roads. It's worth a try!