I drove from Chicago to Fort Wayne, specifically to go to a couple of restaurants, and this was my…read morefirst stop of the day. I parked out back, and walked through the kitchen (pretty cool). I took a seat at one of the stools at the counter. About those........this place has been around since the early 1900s, and you can tell. The stools were the size to fit people back then. My big ass barely fit on it, and this old timer next to me went to sit down, and missed the stool completely and almost took a tumble (thankfully he did not fall down). I placed my order for 2 hot dogs and a large Dr Pepper. How were they? Delicious! Coney Dogs- These dogs come with a loose meat style coney sauce, mustard and onions all on a soft steamed bun. The most awesome part, they are only $2.00 each! You can't get anything these days for $2.00. The dogs were delicious! I can see how they have been around 100+ years. If I wasn't going to another place to eat afterwards, I could have put down 4-5 dogs, easily. Service was very friendly, and I was in and out in about 20 minutes. Would definitely stop back in if I'm ever near Fort Wayne again!

This is everything you want and need in a hot dog place! Cheap, an old restaurant lunch counter…read morevibe, and delicious dogs. Service was super quick, but lines do form quickly outside. Great lunch spot.

1st time eating at Portello's, today. We were in a bit of a hurry and was deciding between chicken…read morefil a, or a place we had never tried, which was Portello's. Used the drive thru and the gentleman taking our order was very friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. I ordered a hamburger, no cheese, with ketchup, mayo,lettuce and onion, with fries. The fries were hot, and delicious! The hamburger, I promise you, was the best I've had in a very very long time. It was charbroiled perfectly, thick, and fresh. Took me a lil while to finish it. Next time we will take our time and eat inside so we can enjoy the throwback diner atmosphere.

This is my 3rd visit to Portillo's & it definitely won't be my last! Today, I stopped by Ross to…read moreshop & look for a few things. By the end of my trip, I was famished. Having noticed Portillo's on my way in earlier & craving a chili dog, I knew i was destined for a delicious lunch. I had the jumbo chili dog (hold the cheese & onions!) with small fries. I was quickly served & was so glad I stopped in. The oldies music had me tapping my feet & feeling upbeat. It was a good trip & i can't wait to return.

Stopped in after it had been open for a month. They were pretty busy if they had some retractable…read moreline barriers it would have helped the customers form a better line. The chicken, bread, and fries were fresh. The chicken is lightly seasoned but definitely meaty pieces. It was nicely decorated and clean.

Usually great service but this time I ordered a box combo and only received 3 tenders and my…read morestyrofoam box had holes in it. The drive through was quick and decent.

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).

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.

Ordered on the app and it said 8-10 minutes and it took 25 minutes. The grilled nuggets looked way…read moresmaller than the other chick fil a. They were moving slowly and didn't have a big sense of urgency. People who ordered after us got their orders first and it was getting frustrating. The area was crowded, disorganized, and a little messy. I'll stick to the one on coliseum next time.

honestly, I am so not impressed. I can make bare nuggets and waffle fries that actually taste…read morebetter for 1/4 the cost. $20 for two kids meals is a bit ridiculous. Culver's !

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 ...

Philly steak and frozen lemonade were very good. Place could use a deep cleaning. The guys working…read morewere friendly

I was very disappointed. The hot dogs were dried out and tasted bad. too chewy. the fries had…read moresome powdered seasoning that I didn't care for. the cake was ok. only the sprite was good. what a letdown. never again.

Hubby liked the beef; I preferred the chicken gyro. The plate is enough for two pitas.read more

Consistent with the quality of their food--it is good every time. I use the drive up window where…read moreservice is prompt and efficient even though the waiter often appears to be under stress. Not a problem. They just want to serve their customers as efficiently as they are able.