I stopped by at Electricworks for a meeting and ordered a small salted caramel latte in the…read moremorning. It was a tad expensive. I definitely noticed the caramel, but it could have had more salt. I'd recommend a sprinkle of some sea salt or something next time. They seem to serve gelato and affogato as well so that's worth a try later in the afternoon. There's plenty of seating around and the ambiance is nice.

Fun and festive open market but missing the enjoyable hours on end atmosphere of other coffee…read moreshops, parking was thankfully easy for a near closing Friday time, barista quickly and friendly got our drinks but also missed what I recall used to be the smooth, rich, nest luxury of Conjour lattes. Perhaps that's an era gone bye bye, or only with the original location? My latte was fine but felt strangely Dunkin Donuts, watery, not quite balanced between lovely sweet salty caramel flavors sorely expected or espresso bitter, oh well.

I cannot sing the praises of this Fort Wayne coffee shop enough. If it tells you anything, we…read morevisited as we were driving through town heading north and we loved it so much that we stopped again on our way south back to Indy. For starters, they make all of their non-dairy milks in house. The oat milk was fabulous! This also helps avoid all of the funky ingredients that are often added to these alternative milks. The staff was very friendly and the space was expansive with local artwork on display for sale, a variety of food items for purchase, coffee beans and a great coffee menu. I thoroughly enjoyed my lavender latte and we picked up some beans for the road. Overall it was a very positive experience and I will definitely be visiting the next time I am in the Fort Wayne area.

Great coffee, fast service, surprisingly good price. Highly…read morerecommend and will be back.

Omg! If you are looking for Mexican pastries in Ft. Wayne, George's is your spot! There are so many…read morepastries you hardly k ow where to start! While we were there we had the flan and some cherry stuffed churros! The churros were amazing and my husband wanted to order 100 more!! So fresh and delicious! The bakery was very clean but no public restrooms which was a bit frustrating when you have three kiddos in a bakery and you need to wash their hands. Overall yummy and we will be back!

There are a couple of these around town. I visit if I'm in the area. Although I do believe it's…read moreclosed now the breeds are Meh sometimes they aren't fresh and it was always a struggle to know the prices on so many pieces. Staff was mediocre and a hit and miss of friendly and spoke a little bit of English. I wish I would have kept up on my Spanish. It's sad to see it closed cause it's a local business but it's a good thing you. Can still buy the pastries.

Stopped by on my way out of fort wayne and was pleasantly surprised!! Their menu is extensive and…read morereasonably priced. It's a large space with plenty of seating after you order up front . The baristas were very kind and provided great service. I ordered a blueberry matcha with the ranchero breakfast burrito, which was so filling. Would definitely return again!!!

A really solid cafe. There was a lot of staff, which is always a good sign. People were extremely…read morehelpful and knowledgeable of the items on the menu. They gave some great recommendations! The food was great. The flatbreads were extremely flavorful, and the crust was done to perfection. The sandwich had great structure, and a good meat-to-fixings ratio. No complaints there! For coffee, I just had a cold brew. It had a nutty taste to it, which I loved, but it's up to consumer discretion. The place was cozy, modern, and had a lot of natural light, which is always a plus when enjoying a meal and cup of joe!

The inside of this coffee shop is so cute! The staff is friendly and welcoming. They were super…read morebusy when I came in around lunch time but quickly fulfilled my order. I ordered the sourdough biscuit with sausage, egg, and provolone cheese and an ice dirty chai with oat milk. The sausage was delicious, but the biscuit itself was very...powdery? Almost like it had flour sprinkled on top. I ordered an iced chai and received a hot chai. It was VERY thick. I couldn't finish it. I didn't ask to make a new one because they were so busy and I didn't want to make everyone else wait for them to remake mine.

This place is a little bit funky but we loved it! A very indie vibe, but somehow different than…read moreanything we've been to. The outside patio is huge and most of it is covered so that's a win. There are garden beds and planters everywhere, so you don't feel like it's in a strip mall at all. Parking was a bit weird since there were only a few spots out front but lots around other businesses. The coffee was good. The smores latte was the fall drink I tried and it was pretty sweet! Almost too sweet to drink a large one. My friends got americanos and they loved those and said the coffee flavor was great. Staff was friendly and welcoming. Would definitely come back!

It was not very tasty coffee, I ended up throwing it away because I couldn't bring myself to keep…read moredrinking it. Service was good though!

I am not a local but Conjure makes me wish I was! The brew craft is top-notch here with in-house…read moresyrups, delightful arbory atmosphere, and a fantastic staff of one making fun conversation as us five guys popped in ten minutes before closing on a busy Saturday afternoon! The snazzy gal, wish I remembered her name, served us up quickly; and I noticed she managed to mix everything properly without leaving sludge on the bottom which is a real trick and treat for five orders and turning off the open sign to avoid having to send away an impending wedding rush of people next door in the conservatory! We all went for the basic signatures, miel, salted caramel, and vanilla lattes, great to have a rewards program here syncing across all three Conjure locations. My good buddy was hesitant to spend five on coffee but some convincing and a sip later we had another believer in the fruit bean brew magic! Was glad I got to show off a proper espresso place where they make their own syrups for a first timer, no better spot to introduce a newbie to the java life. Can highly recommend, it was great to finally try the third Conjure joint since the main station closes two hours earlier.

Just tried this coffee shop for the first time. I had a very pleasant experience. The owner is who…read moretook my order. He was very friendly and very polite. I ordered the cafe Miel latte and it was delicious. The waffles are wonderful! Overall the atmosphere is great. It was very peaceful and not super bright. Would be a great place to get work done, study, or grab a coffee with a friend!

Over the top avocado toast! Just a hint of spice. One of the prettiest lattes I've had & delish,…read moretoo!

Spoke + Ivy (west Main Street, FW) - another locally unique dinning experience that deserves a try…read more Spoke + Ivy is located on west Main Street - across the parking lot from Redwood Inn restaurant, if that helps. This restaurant is set in an old building that used to house a pharmacy. It retains the character of the building via the hardwood interiors, tall ceilings, large window views of the street and concrete/industrial ceilings. The interior is nicely decorated with inviting green, brown wood and black accent colors. Table settings were very attractive as well. You can park in the small side lot or on the street. Reservations are easily made on line. The team is very friendly and welcoming. All set the stage for a fun and relaxing dinner experience. Spoke + Ivy has a very small food and specialty cocktail menu. This is the second time we have been here. Each time we found the food to be delicious and the cocktails are uniquely designed. Here is a run down on the food items we ordered: -Focaccia Bread: a mildly sweet, dense/firm bread, slightly airy with a touch of herbs to accent. It is cut into blocks so it is easier to share. The vodka sauce is thin in consistency with a smooth Italian seasoned tomato appeal. Both make for a deliciously simple starter. -Lobster Roll Rangoon: decided to give this a try. It comes out as one large Rangoon - not individual pieces. This means that you must awkwardly cut this shareable into pieces. The slightly crispy & oily wrapper is similar to most crab Rangoon pieces. It has a nice crisp. The inside has shredded pieces of lobster. It was not filled with creme cheese sauce like traditional rangoons - just plain. The green lemon parsley sauce was simply outstanding! It's very fresh, moderately thick and has a slightly tart taste. This added "the sauce" to what the inside of the Rangoon was lacking. -Milanese: nicely breaded chicken that was very moist. The breading is slightly sweet. The fresh bed of arugula salad is a nice add -Prime Rib Pho: this sounded really interesting. It's a smaller/healthier dish. The medium rare prime rib was sliced thin and tender. There wasn't many pieces of prime rib in this dish. The add-ins were fresh and much like you would expect from a Pho dish - just not as much volume. The broth has a chili oil base that gives it a spicier flavor. Overall we really enjoy this relaxed atmosphere and character of the building. The delicious food and cocktails are excellent.

This is the restaurant on the MAIN level, NOT the speak-easy in the basement. We were there at 5:30…read moreon a week night. We were seated in a very awkward corner table for two where the tables were really close together. Since it was our Valentine's celebration, I would have been uncomfortable with the tables next to us having people at them because it didn't give you any privacy or space for private conversation. We did not get drinks or appetizers. Our meals were very good (salmon and chicken). The server was good but didn't refill my water and that' a big deal to me. Also, it's supposed to be an upscale place and they were out of paper towels in the bathroom. I feel like that is just basic service they should check on regularly.