Fort Wayne in Oct/Nov

[djeffrey]

It's obvious that you have no taste buds, Fort Wayne has some of the best restaurants in the Midwest, but happily none for the stuffed shirts. This is a comfortable city to live, work and raise a family. The crime rate is low, housing is affordable, there are may not be a five star resturant here, but anyone who thinks that is needed, is way too upper crust for us that love the Midwest anyway.

In very arge cities, there might be a need for the rating system to insure against food poisoning, but here, there are only a few bad restaurants out of hundreds.

Originally Posted by JamesinFW

Yeah I'm not trying to say the food here sucks or that there's no real nice place to eat. But Fort Wayne certainly isn't known for it's food.

[ftwayneluvr]

Have you forgotten about some of our city's award winning restaurants.

Trolley Bar - E. Dupont Rd (great menu and awesome salad bar, also a great place to stop and get a drink at the bar)

Cork and Cleaver - Washington Center (they have superb food and a fabulous salad bar)

Don Hall's Gas House - Spy Run Ave. (I think)

Eddie Merlot's - Jefferson Point


Don't forget your wallet! Expect to pay $20+ per plate at these places.

[3rivers]

I always take out of towners to Coney Island and they all seem to love it. We travel quite a bit and I really think Ft. Wayne has some terrific restaurants. Besides the ones already mentioned, we like the Italian Connection, and we have several good Mexican restaurants too.