The Clyde Room at The Clyde (Bluffton Road) - is it a flatbread, pizza or really flatbread?…read more The menu says it's a flatbread. They have six of them on the menu (see menu). If you come in on Tuesday's you can get anyone one of these selections for just $12. However, the delicious tasting flatbread looks like a pizza and tastes as delicious as a pizza (see pictures)! So...you decide... Grok says there isn't a distinct line between a pizza and a flatbread. Flatbreads tend to be more of a modern marketing thing. Here are the core practical differences: -Flatbread: made of an unleavened yeast; dense, thin, flat; bread baked without toppings, toppings added later; rectangle or oval in shape -Pizza: yeast based dough; lighter, puffier edge, chewier; dough and toppings baked at the same time as the bread thus depressing the center; typically round in shape Regardless of whether The Clyde's offering is really a flatbread or a pizza...it was delicious! The Godfather choice is very salty. That comes from the mix of meats, banana peppers and green olives. The marinara sauce is a little spicy but not applied thick enough to bring that taste forward. The crust is a bit thicker than on the thin side...and more crispy. The garlic aioli sauce adds another moist flavor to tone down the salty taste - a little. The chicken bacon ranch flatbread tasted more like a traditional pizza offering. The crust was a little thicker than just a thin crust. It had a bit of crisp. The chicken was nicely grilled, tender and flavorful. The bacon, red pepper and ranch sauces blend nicely such that none of the individual flavors pop out at you. Outside the flat bread versus pizza issue...our service was very good. We had a trainee and trainer. They worked well to serve us well! The facility is large and can accommodate large groups well. It is decorated nicely and well arranged to enjoy a stage show.

Nice bar. Nice staff. Very friendly. We waited about 30…read moreminutes on the night of a concert which I thought wasn't too bad. The food hit the right spot. Nothing fancy but all of it was well done.

The food is incredible, and the atmosphere is top notch! The service here is awesome. Louis and…read moreBailey are both outstanding. During my most recent trip, they both provided top notch service and communication.

Not a first time diner, so happy to see its still busy. I didn't know that anyone over the age of…read more18 needed to show ID, so I'm happy my daughter brought hers. We were dining as a family and all enjoyed our dinner. Several beer libations, soups, and entrees. Service was great - she was new. She shared it was a little chaotic and she apologized. As a former server, I informed her that if this was her crazy, she would be incredibly successful. Couldn't ask for better service!

Okay it might be a dive bar but everyone is cheerful and friendly. You must have a cheese burger…read more The five dollar cheese burger is the reason I keep coming back. The bar tender during the day (slender with grey hair) is the best. I forget her name but she is a sweetie. Tough as nails but also sweet. She makes the best cheese burger with all the extras. Five dollars. Best deal around. Parking is available and lots of tables. Also Pool tables. Pull tabs old School video games. I like going at around 3:00.

The establishment was somewhat difficult to locate and parking was a challenge. Upon arrival, I…read morenoted that the exterior resembles a residential dwelling, while the interior is quite compact. However, the enticing aroma of hamburgers immediately caught my attention. The waitstaff and chef were exceptionally friendly. The $4 burgers were served hot, fresh, and delicious. I appreciated the chef's use of gloves and the open kitchen layout, which allowed me to observe my meal being prepared. The $10 picture of beer was refreshing and cold. Unfortunately, some patrons appeared to be intoxicated, and a dog was brought into the bar, obstructing the narrow walkway. The restrooms are in need of renovation, being extremely small. If Jon Taffer from Bar Rescue were to visit, he would likely be quite critical and throw a fit, lol

I came here for a nightcap and quick bite to eat. The bartender was well versed on the menu and how…read moreto make the drinks. She greeted everyone who walked in warmly. The burger was delicious, as were the fries, albeit a bit over-salted. I had asked for mayo with my fries, and they forgot. No biggie. I requested it again, and the kitchen brought me an entire second burger to go for the "trouble". These people know customer service.

By boyfriend was told this place had great burgers and we decided to go. It's one of the only…read moreplaces downtown open late night. The staff did not acknowledge us when we came in. We sat at a booth and no one came to take our order. I went to the bar to ask the bartender about our waitress. She said there is no waitress and we needed to order at the bar. We moved to the bar and ordered. Their burgers are called sliders , but they are regular sized smash burgers. They have single, double and triples. Their crinkle fries were really good. The burgers are juicy and messy. I do like all toppings are free.

Excellent food. Service was very good. It's a dive bar which makes it a fun place to go. I know…read moreprices have gone up - but it was very expensive.

Had steak special on Monday night. Excellent! Only thing I did not like was everything else is…read moreextra other than the the price of the steak is very reasonable compared to other places so it makes up for it.

Corner Pocket Pub (St. Joe Center Road) - bar eating/drinking on a relaxed outdoor patio…read more Spent a beautiful summer evening relaxing and dinning/hanging with friends of the Corner Pocket Pub patio. They have a very spacious patio. It's clean and well maintained. Chairs and tables are a comfortable wire construction - nothing fancy. And yes...it still feels like a bar as a bouncer will check your ID at the door. You can balance the bar feel with the opportunity to hang out on a warm summer evening...on a patio. Our waitress was very friendly. She hustled as much as she could though she had a lot of tables. The bouncers were all business. The menu is pretty large with pizza, salads, wraps, wings sandwiches and lots of appetizers. Prices are fair. And, to me, the overall food quality is better than your standard bar food. Here is a run down on the things we ordered: -Quesadillas: extraordinarily cheesy. Soft shell. Easy to pull apart. Comes with salsa and sour creme for dipping - nothing special here. -Chef salad: very fresh and piled high with meats and sides. Two breadsticks were also tasty. -Chicken Ranch wrap: fresh tasting. Tender chicken and wrap. Fries were good. -Onion rings: lots of rings in the basket located on the premium side menu. Rings were inconsistent. Some pieces had a very thick onion piece with a softer batter. Others had a thin onion piece and a very crispy outside. In general the rings were fried to a heavier crisp and a bit oily. Not my favorite. -Cole slaw: very smooth, sweet and creamy Mayo based dish. Small slaw pieces. Not soupy. Tastes almost exactly like KFC's cole slaw. Very good taste! -Wings: I ordered grilled teriyaki and spicy buttery ranch wings. About 50% of my wings were tough and chewy. The other 50% were moist, tender and perfect. All white insides and slightly crispy skins. Love the grill marks. I would recommend double dipped as the grilled skin was thinner on flavor. The teriyaki sauce was thin and had a mild teriyaki taste. The spicy buttery ranch sauce had a slight buttery oil taste with a moderately heavier spice taste. No spicy after taste or burn. The ranch flavor seemed to get buried in the spicy flavor. This review focuses on the patio dinning option. Corner Pocket does have a fun and spacious interior, with lots of pool tables, if you want to shoot some billiards with friends.

Great place to chat and unwind. Multiple pool tables available (play per game or hourly options…read moreavailable). Service was quick even with high traffic. Bartenders and servers were upbeat and attentive even at peak hours. Wednesday special was Jalapeño Popper Grilled Cheese Sandwich! Delicious combination of cheese, bacon, cream cheese, and jalapeños. Tomato soup would have made this the perfect meal!

Best full service bar in the city, hands down! They have a wide selection of domestic and import…read morebeers on tap. New owners are awesome!

Well as many have stated before me it's not the same any longer I'm a lifelong resident of Fort…read moreWayne and have been going to curley's for many a year but no more. Went Saturday night for karaoke and that was mediocre the audio is horrible... Went with a friend we neither one had any alcohol we had food and a pop and our bill was $35 we got no refills on the pop no offers and then we were informed that we have to go up to the bar after 8:00 to get any drinks or food orders they no longer have anybody on the floor taking your order.... Weirdest thing I've ever heard it's never been that way before at curley's... And no Josh wasn't there because he takes care of his people... But it's all good I can find somewhere else to go Fort Wayne is a pretty big city.... And then the karaoke host already had his list made up of people and didn't even ask us if we were going to sing and he knew one of us was just there Friday night.. Anyhow I'm from the days of Dudley and Mary and it's just not the same and I know things do change doesn't mean I have to like it...

From their Facebook page I had expectations of a good Amish restaurant. Similar to Das Dutchman…read moreEssenhaus, in Middlebury, IN., or Blue Gate in Shipshewana, IN., only on a much smaller scale. The food was edible, but not hot just warm. They use styrofoam plates and cups for food and soup. They might have been under staffed as the person seating us, also waited on us, and was restocking the buffet too. The buffet was, I think, sparse, chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, green beans, and fish. They also had meatloaf but we had to wait for that to be replenished on the buffet. The potato soup was not bad but I didn't expect to use styrofoam cups and a plastic spoon. The only desert offered was ice cream but it was not included in the Buffett. The salad bar was also disappointing. Overall, Disappointed. The greeter/server/buffett stocker was friendly but too busy doing to many things.

Best night out on the town! Every Saturday is Comedy. Last Friday of the month they teach Salsa and…read moreBachata. Not enough food options though. They only have chicken wings, and fish baskets. Appetizers include gourmet popcorn plus chips and salsa