Great local brew pub with selection of beers that run the gamut from west coast IPAs to…read moreexperimental (pickle beer). Try the rye IPA-it's very tasty. Sara and Renee at the bar are the best. Definitely on my repeat visit list.

Great vibe. Great beer (especially west coast ipa, one kind of people & rye ipa day ripa). Sara and…read moreRenae are delightful at the bar! J&C Minneapolis

Mediocre food, service is the worst! Its a Thursday afternoon we got here around 1sh (serve until…read more2) waited 25 minutes for a BLT sandwich, chicken strips and a hamburger. The food was not brought out at the same time (I was served 5 minutes after my husband and son). The house is beautiful that's the only positive I can say about our experience today

I have eaten lunch here many times with my father over the years. So many great things on the…read moremenu. Butterscotch pie always a favorite. Had my father's funeral reception here. Buffet style and the food was delicious. Prices were great. Atmosphere always fantastic.

The Wagon Wheel has been in Warren for several years. Their food is pretty good. They're most…read morefamous for their tenderloin sandwiches and their loaded baked potatoes. It's a typical small town country bar where people of all ages go for food. It can be a bit loud.

This is Warren's small town pub with an L-shaped pool table. The bar owners and bartenders are…read morefriendly and continuously make their rounds so there is never a long wait to refill a drink. They have rotating dinner specials on Wednesday nights and large smothered baked potatoes on Friday. The regular menu is your typical bar fare but is always served hot and fresh. My suggestion: Try the Dan Burger (Pepperjack cheese, sauteed onions, and bacon crumbles) with a side of Ranch.

This was the cutest, bougie winery I have been to Oz first time visiting the city and came across…read morethis gem on here. I was excited to learn they had a yelp event here before making it more exciting to Leave my mark! Tre lady that was helping us, forgive me I don't remember her name but she did say this is her second week. I would've never known! She gave me one of the best experiences I've had at a winery. The seal they had was $9 for 6 tasting la so we did 12 total. We switched it up and tried 6 sweet and 6 savory. We walked away with the four favorites and a delicious slushy pouch they had. The winery was very clean and welcoming. I love ghat thru had a side for adults only and a family side. I would definitely come back to try the food!

You can't beat the vibe here. I love just being here. I have often had sensitivities to wine…read moreoutside of Napa Valley, I don't know a lot about wines but I know Napa Valley wines are usually okay for me. For whatever reason Two EE's wines work for me!! Other local winery's don't work. So give me the great vibe, delicious wine, then add in gluten free options with knowledgable staff and you just can't beat Two EE's! We actually came here for our 27th anniversary . All the food we have had here has been excellent!

Got the hand breaded tenderloin basket. The tenderloin had great flavor and right sized for an…read moreover sized bun. Season fries were great. The staff was great (although a to go order). The restaurant was clean. Highly recommend.

Decent seasoning on the breaded pork tenderloin, very small. This doesn't even cover the entire…read moretoasted bun. At almost $10 for the sandwich I was expecting a true Hoosier tenderloin. Ice cream is good but expensive. This establishment is only open certain months of the year so guess they need to have high prices for the short window of time they get for revenue.

Dash 90 is one of areas newest wineries that most people have not experienced yet. They have been…read morein business for about three years. You will note that Dash 90 is open on Thursday thru Saturday from about 3p to 8p. You can find Dash 90 out in the countryside south of Fort Wayne. You will need your GPS to get you there as they are set in the country. Watch closely for the signs. They are a bit hard to find and follow...but you will get there. Once you find the country lane you will wind back to the complex. Things are pretty simple. You will find a relaxing country setting inside and outside. Be sure to meet the owners Bruce and Twila. These are great people who are passionate about making good wines. They also want you to come out, relax and enjoy yourself. Meeting Bruce and Twila are as much a part of the winery experience as the wines themselves. The inside is large and wide open. Lots of space to sit and take in some entertainment. Plenty of room at the tasting bar to relax and sample the wines. Their tasting policy is five wines. They come in a flight. You are free to mix and match. Bruce and Twila are excellent about exposing the wines, their origin and flavors. Dash 90 has about 20 different wines to choose from. Plenty of sweet and dry choices. We sampled five different dry red wines. We find all wines very likeable. Not too dry. No harsh after tastes. No over the top sweet tastes. Just good...solid wines and tastes. Dash does have other choices. Slushies are a hit. They also have local meats, jams and jerky for sale. Come check out Dash 90. It's worth the drive. Bruce and Twila are great people making very good wines!!

Friendly owner walked us threw the wines. Great tasting and awesome property…read more Just need some pizzas or good to have while enjoying a bottle.

Amazing staff!!! Super friendly and informative!!! 3 tasting…read morefor $5, we had 9 tasting and still only tried a 1/3 of what they have to offer. The pours are generous and you can share, hard part is deciding which cider or wine to try ! Loved the dry red wines, not dry like a typical wine but very favorable. Wasn't a fan of the mojito cider but the bon bon caramel would taste great with a shot of whiskey I bet. They have homemade apple pies, and cinnamon rolls that looked delicious!

We stopped here on our way north with some family and the staff was incredibly helpful and kind…read more(offering the kids treats to feed the cats and opening the barn for us), and we had some fresh pie that was amazing. We also recommend the apple slushees, which are like frozen cider but nothing but pressed apples with no added sugar and were incredible. The animals in the barn (cats, pigs, goats, donkey, chickens, rabbits) were super cute, especially the kittens! The kids also loved the playground and the whole property was well maintained. Would definitely recommend as a road trip stop for anyone heading north!

I do not recommend this campgrounds to first time camping or inexperienced drivers…read more Adequate campsites, some are just ridiculously tiny even for an experienced driver and a small camper. Very clean and well maintained. Our site is on a slight slope but driving around this morning before all the Friday guests checked in I would say that most of the sites here have some grade but nothing a little bit of blocking won't fix if you can get into the spot. Cell signal I use the one that starts with a "V" is adequate for calls and some data, not sure that streaming a movie during the daytime would be great but music last night streamed just fine. The trails here are nice, well maintained mostly easy, clearly marked and less than a couple miles although the Bloodroot trail is about 12 miles and moderate. We hiked a couple short trails today without any complaints. If you are camping in the back of the modern (electric only) it's a good hike to the trail heads but there are ample places to park if you have the ability to drive to the trail head. The marina "store" sign said is closed this late in the season but about a mile or so down the road is a bait shop with most of what you might have forgot, grocery about 12 miles, American Legion about 20. It appears that DNR goes home at dark and there is no quiet time. 3AM dogs barking loud music and screaming drunks. This park is known for this sort of thing so I was surprised when speaking with a representative of the parks department earlier in the week and they boasted about all the changes that have been made in the recent year. I can say is take your chances. Use special care when booking your campsite especially if you are over 25'. Camp here during the week and pull out before the circus arrives. Otherwise this camp grounds is an epic fail and an embarrassment to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources due to the lack of adequate law enforcement in the evening and night hours.

Adding this spot to the "best sunsets" list! This is for the Salamonie Lake State Park. It was a…read morebit tricky to find with all the construction going on. We actually went way out of our way before figuring out we just needed to be the "thru traffic" and drive through the construction barriers (okay to do to access park). To get to the lake, enter on the west side. It's a great beach area. I very much appreciated that they had the picnic area directly behind the beach (only steps away). This is great for families. You can set up a picnic area & watch the kids swim. They had outhouses available. No lifeguards on duty. Swim at your own risk. We stayed until dusk to watch the sunset. It's worth it! I enjoyed watching all the boats go by too. They have field areas for soccer, etc. and a volleyball nets, piers for swimming. And even a handicap accessible pier! The entire beach is accessible and easy to navigate. A few grills are available to use in the picnic area. There is also a skateboard park in the park but we didn't locate it. There's a marina and camping too. It's really a beautiful park! If you are looking for swimming, boating, or fishing - this is your place! Pack everything you need, because the park is very rural & the nearest store is a Dollar General about 20 mins away. With that being said, an cell signal was also hard to come by.