Honeywell Center
www.honeywellcenter.org
275 W. Market Street, Wabash
(260) 563-1102
On the National Register of Historic Places, the Center includes the 1,500-seat Ford Theater, Carpenter Plaza, Clark Gallery and the Garver Sculpture Plaza.

Pulse Opera House
www.pulseoperahouse.org
P.O. Box 631, Warren
(260) 375-7017
The Pulse Opera House was built in 1884 and operates as a not-for-profit theatre.

The Scottish Rite Center
http://www.srcenter.org/
431 W. Berry St., Fort Wayne; (260) 423-2593
The Scottish Rite Center has been serving the area for over 70 years with its 2,086-seat Auditorium, 15,000-square-foot Valencia Ballroom as well as other banquet and meeting facilities. Our facility is available for wedding receptions, banquets, corporate seminars, stage productions and more. The Scottish Rite Center also presents national performing arts and entertainment programs throughout the year. Call for more information.

Wagon Wheel Theatre
http://www.wagonwheeltheatre.com/Index/index.php
2519 E. Center Street; Warsaw
(574) 269-2323

Movie Theaters & Movie Times
For a listing of movies playing in the Fort Wayne area, please visit www.fortwayne.com/mld/journalgazette/entertainment/movies.

GKC Encore Park Cinema
2701 Cassopolis St., Elkhart
(574) 262-0698

Goodrich Huntington 7 Theater
http://www.mrmovietimes.com/movie-theaters/Goodrich-Huntington-7.html
350 Hauenstein Road, Huntington
(260) 359.8463

Strand Theatre
51 ½ Public Square, Angola
(260) 665-7169

Click here a listing of movies playing in the Kendallville area.
www.ncgmovies.com/index.asp?iTheaterID=9.

For a listing of movies playing in Warsaw, please visit http://www.northpointecinemas.com/.

Attractions/Recreation

African/African-American Historical Museum
http://www.myblackinfo.com/african_americanfw.htm
436 E. Douglas Ave., Fort Wayne
(260) 420-0765
In a historic Queen Anne building, exhibits include Coming to America, African Village, Music of My People, and Underground Railroad Room. Only museum of its kind in Indiana!  Open Tue-Fri: 9:00 am-1:00 pm.; Sat. Noon- 4:00 pm; Sun: by appointment. Admission: $3 Adults, $2 Children.

Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum
http://www.acdmuseum.org/
1600 S. Wayne St., Auburn
(260) 925-1444
America's favorite classic cars fill the 1930 art deco showrooms of the former Auburn Automobile Company. More than 100 antique, vintage, classic and special-interest cars, from horseless carriages of the 19th century to muscle cars of the present, fill two floors of the historic building. Learn how the innovative cars of the classic era made their mark on our automobile industry. The Duesy Shop carries interesting gift items.  Open 7 days a week from 9:00 am- 5:00 pm.

Berne Chamber of Commerce
http://www.bernein.com/
175 W. Main St., Berne
(260) 589-8080
Visit the Swiss/Mennonite/Amish community nestled in the Wabash Valley. Enjoy flower lined streets, specialty shops and hospitality of this picturesque town. Shop, eat, and learn in our stores, restaurants, tour-friendly factories, museums and attractions. Visit Swiss Days Festival July 27-30 for 3-band polka fest, outdoor fun, entertainment, crafts, delicious food, art, quilt and car shows and sports competitions.

Cathedral Museum
915 S. Clinton Street. Fort Wayne
(260) 422-4611
A classic example of Gothic architecture, with exceptional wood carvings, Bavarian stained glass windows are said to be the finest of their kind in all the Western Hemisphere, housing religious artifacts dating back to the mid-13th century. Individual and group guided tours are available upon request.  Cathedral Church open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Museum hours: Tues - Fri 10:00 am- 2:00 pm; Bookstore hours: Mon - Fri 8:30 am- 5:00 pm.

Chief Richardville House
5705 Bluffton Road, Fort Wayne
(260) 426-2882 ext. 311
This Greek Revival house was built in 1827 for Miami Chief Jean Baptiste de Richardville. He built a trading empire in the Old Northwest Territory that reportedly made him the richest man in the state when he died in 1841.The house's architecture is as stunning as it's Miami and French heritage. Call for hours. Admission: $ 7 Adults, $5 Children, Students, Seniors, & Members of the ACFWHS.

Dan Quayle Center and Museum
http://www.quaylemuseum.org/
815 Warren Street, Huntington
(219) 356-6356
The only vice presidential museum in the country.

DeBrand Fine Chocolates Tour
http://www.debrand.com/
10105 Auburn Park Drive, Fort Wayne
(260) 969-8333
DeBrand Fine Chocolates has been producing world-class chocolates for over 16 years. Experience true chocolate enchantment while touring our beautiful corporate facility. Learn how the company started and witness our intense commitment to quality as you enjoy some of the world's finest chocolates. $5 per person - refunded with purchase of $10 or more at the end of the tour. School groups - $3 per person - refunded with purchase of $10 or more. Call for tour times or to schedule a group tour.

Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory
http://www.botanicalconservatory.org/
1100 S. Calhoun St., Fort Wayne
(260) 427-6440
Surround yourself with nature at an oasis in the heart of downtown Fort Wayne. Visit the Showcase Garden with its lush seasonal displays, wander through the Tropical Garden where orchids and palms thrive in the shadows of a cascading waterfall, or retreat to the quiet beauty of the Desert Garden. Outdoors, you will find beautiful displays of trees and plants in the Streetside Garden, Beverforden Garden, Terrace Garden, and Exploration Garden. Hands-on exhibits include the Discovery Gallery, the Marketplace, and the Underground, plus Woody the Talking Tree. Botanically inspired gifts, books, and plants are available in the Tulip Tree Gift Shop. Mon.-Sat. 10:00 am- 5:00 pm; Sun 12:00- 4:00 pm. Closed Labor Day, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day. Admission: $4 Adults, $2 ages 3-17, Free ages 2 & under.

Forks of the Wabash Historic Park
http://www.historicforks.org/
(260) 356-1903
Costumed guides lead you through the restored historic buildings of Forks of the Wabash Historic Park—a living history museum.

Fort Wayne Firefighters' Museum
226 W. Washington St., Fort Wayne
(260) 426-0051
Located in historic Engine House No. 3, this museum showcases artifacts used by some of the city's earliest heroes - the firefighters. Come and see two floors of equipment and photos from the last 160 years of firefighting in Fort Wayne. Admission: $ 3.00 Adults, $ 2.00 Students and Seniors, and Free for children 5 & under. Museum hours are  Mon-Fri 10:00 am- 4:00 pm, Sat. 10:00 am - 3 pm.

Fort Wayne Museum of Art
http://www.fwmoa.org/
311 E. Main St., Fort Wayne
(260) 422-6467
This contemporary museum offers artworks from its own permanent collections as well as national traveling exhibitions, classes, lectures, and a museum gift shop. It houses a 1,300-piece collection of 19th- and 20th-century art and highlights major exhibitions from museums throughout the United States. A special hands-on education gallery makes learning about art a fun experience for youngsters. Museum Shop has unique selections of original art, jewelry and gifts. Admission: $5 Adults, $10 Families, $3 Children through college.  Hours: Tues-Sat 10:00 am- 5:00 pm; Sun 12:00 pm- 5:00 pm.

The Fred J. Reynolds Historical Genealogy Department at the Allen County Public Library
http://www.acpl.lib.in.us/
900 Library Plaza, Fort Wayne
(260) 421-1200 (General Number)
(260) 421-1225 (Genealogy Department)
Trace your family roots at the country's second largest genealogy department. Professional on-site counselors are available to assist in searches. Call the main branch for library hours which vary according to the season.

Garrett Historical Railroad Museum
http://www.sirus.com/users/tlout/
302 N. Randolph Street, Garrett
(219) 357-3002
Railroading hobbyists will enjoy the collection at the Garrett Historical Railroad Museum, which includes displays dating back to the early 1800s and its restored B&O freight house.

Greenfield Mills
www.newrinkelflour.com
10505 East 750, North Howe
(260) 367-2394
See one of the last flour mills powered with water at Greenfield Mills. The mill has been producing flour since 1906. 

Historic Tour/The Heritage Trail
Downtown Fort Wayne
(260) 424-3700
Stop by the Visitors Center for a free map and take a self-guided tour of the fabulous historic buildings and points of interest in downtown Fort Wayne.

History Center
http://www.fwhistorycenter.com/
302 E. Berry St., Fort Wayne
(260) 426-2882
An interactive museum that highlights the history of Allen County, from Little Turtle and Anthony Wayne, to inventions that originated in this area; 22,000 historic photographs, records, and artifacts are available for students and scholars to study local history. Gift shop. Admission: $5 Adults, $3 Seniors & Students (6-18), Free Children under 5 & members. Hours: Mon-Fri 10:00 am- 5:00 pm; Sat 12:00- 5:00 p.m.; 1st Sunday of the month 12:00- 5:00 pm.

Hoosier Air Museum
http://www.hoosierairmuseum.org/
2282 Country Rd 62, Auburn
(260) 927-0443
The Hoosier Air Museum showcases historical aircraft and aviation memorabilia.

The Lincoln Museum
http://www.thelincolnmuseum.org/
200 E. Berry St., Fort Wayne
(260) 455-3864
Few presidents have left a legacy as memorable as that of Abraham Lincoln, and nowhere is it presented as it is in this museum. The award-winning permanent exhibit, Abraham Lincoln and the American Experiment, includes 11 exhibit galleries featuring hundreds of artifacts from Lincoln's era. Eighteen interactive exhibits allow visitors to read Lincoln's mail, decorate the White House or fight a Civil War battle. Visitors may also match wits with the 16th President by sitting in his office and dealing with the issues of the day. There are four theaters and an array of Lincoln family photos as well as a somber look at the aftermath of Lincoln's assassination. A recent and important museum acquisition is a rare edition of The Emancipation Proclamation, signed by Lincoln in 1864. It is only one of eight in the world in public collections and has the distinction of being the only on n permanent public display. The Lincoln Museum also features one of the largest museum stores in Indiana. Open Tues-Sat 10:00 am- 5:00 pm; Sun 1:00- 5:00 pm. Plan to spend one half to two hours to see everything in the museum. Group tours are welcome. Wheelchairs are available. Free parking. Bus parking is also available. Admission: $4.99 Adults, $3.99 Children ages 5-12 & Seniors (age 60 ), $2.99 Groups.

McMillen Ice Arena
http://www.fortwayneparks.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=23&Itemid=48#About McMillen Ice Arena
3901 Abbott St., Fort Wayne
(260) 427-6761
McMillen Ice Arena has served the Fort Wayne community for almost 50 years. In that time, thousands of children and adults alike have learned to skate and participated in our extensive hockey, figure skating, and recreational skating programs.  Public skating sessions with skate rentals are also offered on a regular basis.

For museum information near Warsaw click here:
http://www.koscvb.org/museum.html

Sechler’s Pickles
http://www.sechlerspickles.com/
5686 SR 1, St. Joe
(260) 337-5461
Sechler’s Pickles has been rooted in the community from as far back as 1913 when Ralph Sechler started his pickle business by running a pickle station in St. Joe, Indiana. Tours are available and visitors can pick up their favorite pickle flavors (39 in all) in the factory store.

Swinney Homestead
1424 W. Jefferson Blvd., Fort Wayne
(260) 424-7212
The homestead includes the 1844 Swinney House, the 1849 log cabin and the herb garden. The house combines Federalist architecture with the Victorian-Italianate style. Group tours available by appointment.

Veterans Memorial National Shrine
2122 O'Day Road, Fort Wayne
(260) 625-4944
Memorial dedicated to all U.S. war veterans. Shrine museum includes over 5,000 military artifacts from the Civil War to the present.

Warsaw Biblical Gardens
http://www.warsawbiblicalgardens.org/contactus/index.cfm
Corner of Canal Street and SR 15N, Warsaw
The gardens, situated on approximately 3/4 acre, currently contain over one-hundred plants that are named in the Bible. A diversity of climates can be found in the Holy Land, which allows for most of its plants to be grown somewhere in the US. These gardens represent those plants hardy enough to the environs of the Midwest to survive here. Several tender plants that are grown in the gardens are wintered in greenhouses from October to April.

World War II Victory Museum
5634 CR 11 A, Auburn
(260) 927-9144
The World War II Victory Museum, located just minutes north of Fort Wayne, is home to the world's largest collection of military vehicles, uniforms and international artifacts from the Second World War. WWII veterans admitted free of charge. Rental facilities available.

Shopping

Glenbrook Square Mall
http://www.glenbrooksquare.com/
4201 Coldwater Rd. & Coliseum Blvd., Fort Wayne
(260) 483-2119
As the only enclosed super regional shopping center within 100 miles, Glenbrook Square services all segments in and around Fort Wayne, IN. The center receives over 15 million annual guest visits providing a wide selection of specialty stops and departments stores including, H&M, Build-A-Bear Workshop, Banana Republic, Macy's, JCPenney and Sears.

Jefferson Pointe Mall
http://www.jeffersonshopping.com/
4110 W. Jefferson Blvd. (at Illinois Road), Fort Wayne
(260) 459-1160
Jefferson Pointe is more than just a new shopping destination.  It’s an entirely new shopping experience.  This open-air lifestyle center, with its Mediterranean-style architecture and tree-lined courtyards, offers sights, sounds and tastes like none other in Fort Wayne.  Visit over 50 stores and restaurants and an 18-screen stadium seating movie theatre.

Kendallville Mall
109 Baum St., Avilla
(260) 897-2674

Prime Outlets at Fremont
6245 N Old 27 # A70, Fremont
(260) 833-1684

Shipshewana Retail Merchants Association
www.shipshewana.com
(260) 768-7589
Shipshewana has more than 100 shops offering unique, quality merchandise. On Tuesdays and Wednesdays, May through October, thousands of people attend Shipshewana’s famous flea market featuring more than 1,100 vendors.

Sports

IPFW
http://ipfw.edu/athletics/
Hilliard Gates Sports Center
2101 E. Coliseum Blvd., Fort Wayne
(260) 481-6643
IPFW Athletics is home of 16 Division I sports.  The Mastodons host over 100 Division I athletic contests each year featuring teams such as: Indiana, Purdue, Notre Dame, Butler, North Carolina, Oregon State, Ohio State and Penn State.

Fort Wayne Derby Girls
http://www.fwderbygirls.com/
6508 Allenwood Drive, Fort Wayne
(260) 312-8425
Non-profit all female roller derby league that raises money for local women and children's charity.

Fort Wayne Fever Soccer
http://www.fwfever.com/
Hefner Field, Fort Wayne
(260) 469-3019
The Fever is a semi-pro sports organization providing top-notch soccer for fans of all ages. The season runs from May to July. 

Fort Wayne Fusion Indoor Football
http://www.fwfusion.com/
Memorial Coliseum, Fort Wayne
(260) 484-4095
Catch the excitement of Indoor Football in Fort Wayne! The city’s newest professional sports franchise begins its new season in March 2007 at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum.

Fort Wayne Komet Hockey
http://www.komets.com/
Memorial Coliseum, Fort Wayne
(260) 483-1111
The longest continuously running sports franchise in Fort Wayne. Enjoy the 56th season of Komet UHL hockey in Fort Wayne. All home games are played at the Memorial Coliseum.

Fort Wayne Wizards Baseball
http://www.wizardsbaseball.com/
Memorial Stadium, Fort Wayne
(260) 483-1111 (ticket office)
(260) 482-6400 (general office)
This professional baseball team is the Class-A affiliate of the San Diego Padres in the Midwest Baseball League.

Recreation
Fox Island
http://www.in.gov/dnr/naturepr/npdirectory/preserves/foxisland.html
7324 Yohne Road, Fort Wayne
(260) 449-3180
Enjoy hiking trails, picnic areas, swimming beaches, fishing, cross-country skiing, bird watching, nature study.

Headwaters Park
http://www.fortwayneparks.org/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1
Downtown, east and west side of Clinton Street, north of Superior Street, Fort Wayne
(260) 425-5745
A 30 acre park in downtown Fort Wayne which provides a setting for a wide range of public and private events including festivals, concerts and cultural events, weddings, family reunions and other parties.

Foster Park
http://www.fortwayneparks.org/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1
Old Mill Road & Rudisill Blvd., Fort Wayne
Foster Park features the lovely Foster Gardens with the Bridal Glen and gazebo. A pathway for joggers and bicyclers circles the 18-hole public golf course.

Huntington Reservoir
517 N Warren Rd., Huntington
(260) 468-2165

Kendallville Outdoor Recreation Complex
http://www.kendallville-in.org/d_5.htm#1
211 Iddings Street, Kendallville
(260) 347-1064

Lakeside Rose Garden
http://www.fortwayneparks.org/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1
1400 Lake Ave., Fort Wayne
The award-winning Lakeside Rose Garden is one of America's largest rose gardens, displaying nearly 2,000 rose bushes representing about 154 varieties

Lindenwood Nature Preserve
http://www.fortwayneparks.org/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1
600 Lindenwood Avenue, Fort Wayne
Lindenwood Nature Preserve offers nature study on 110 acres of land, including forest, prairie, pond, wildlife and self-guided trails

Pokagon State Park
http://www.fortwayneparks.org/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1
6 Lane 100 A Lake James, Angola
(877)768-2928.
Conveniently located on I-69 at Exit 154. Nature center, horseback riding, and toboggan run. Potawatomi Inn located in park.

Rivergreenway
http://www.fortwayneparks.org/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1
Fort Wayne
Linking many of Fort Wayne's major parks, the Rivergreenway is a system of pathways that follow the St. Joseph, Maumee and St. Mary's rivers for walkers, joggers and cyclists.

Salamonie Reservoir River, State, Forest & Nature Center
The center includes the following things: basketball courts; boating; camping sites, cultural arts programs; fishing; interpretive programs; nature center; playground Equipment; snowmobile trails; swimming/ beach; volleyball courts; and water skiing.
9214 West Lost Bridge West, Andrews
(260) 468-2125

Shoaff Park
http://www.fortwayneparks.org/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1
St. Joe Road, north of St. Joe Center Rd., Fort Wayne
Shoaff Park offers golf, baseball diamonds, Frisbee golf, playground equipment and pavilions, and paths for walking, jogging, biking.

Golf

Autumn Ridge Golf Course
www.autumnridgegc.com
11420 Auburn Rd, Fort Wayne
(260) 637-8727

Bridgewater East Golf Club
www.bridgewatergolf.com/
1818 Morning Star Rd., Auburn
(260) 925-8184

Zollner Golf Course
http://www.zollnergc.com/
Tri-State University
1 University Ave., Angola, IN
(260) 665-4269

American

Applebee's
http://www.applesauceinc.com/                                    
202 Jacob Ave, Angola; (260) 668-3830
346 Hauenstein Rd., Huntington: (260) 358-1977
507 Ley Dr, Auburn; (260) 927-9885
602 Fairview Blvd, Kendallville; (260) 349-1570
2621 E Center St, Warsaw; (574) 268-1025
4510 N Clinton, Fort Wayne; (260) 484-6060
6525 Lima Road, Fort Wayne; (260) 497-7404
I-469 at State Road 37, Fort Wayne; (260) 492-9991
5788 Coventry Lane, Fort Wayne; (260) 436-9445
Casual family dining with extensive menu. Things are really cooking.

Arnold's Drive-In
222 N 13th St, Decatur; (260) 728-4740

Auburn House Restaurant
131 W 7th St, Auburn; (260) 927-0801

B B's Smokehouse Inc
1865 N 200 W, Angola; (260) 833-8400

Back 40 Junction Restaurant
1011 N 13th St, Decatur; (260) 724-3355

Baxter's Restaurant
1901 Etna Ave., Huntington; (260) 356-9889

Bennigan's
2521 E Center St, Warsaw; (574) 268-1733
3855 N State Road 127, Angola; (260) 668-8880

Bob Evans
http://www.bobevans.com/
121 Touring Dr, Auburn; (260) 927-8302
309 W Plaza Dr, Columbia City; (260) 244-4200
520 Coliseum Blvd., Fort Wayne; (260) 484-8848
1450 N Wayne St, Angola; (260) 665-6660
1715 Apple Glen Blvd., Fort Wayne; (260) 432-5545
2207 N. Jefferson, Huntington; (260) 359-9928
2935 E. Dupont Rd., Fort Wayne; (260) 490-6096
3100 E Center Street Ext, Warsaw; (574) 269-9591
5135 Meijer Dr., Fort Wayne; (260) 492-2035
5785 Coventry Pky., Fort Wayne; (260) 436-2566
Bob Evans is for everyone and is known for their quality home-style food and friendly service. From classic breakfast favorites to home-style dinners, there's something for everyone.

Boondocks
2000 E State, Huntington
(260) 356-3052

The Bread Basket Bakery & Cafe
115 N Main St # 201, Auburn; (260) 925-4257

Candy's Bar & Grill
843 E Market, Huntington
(260) 356-9993

Captain’s Cabin
3070 West Shady Side Road, Angola
(260) 665-5663

Carl's Tavern
433 Broadway St., New Haven
(260) 749-9133

Chili's
317 E Coliseum Blvd, Fort Wayne; (260) 471-2979

Cindy's Diner
830 S. Harrison St., Fort Wayne; (260) 422-1957
Authentic '50s diner. Serving the "WHOLE WORLD" 15 at a time! Breakfast served all day.

Clementine's Steakhouse
540 N Main St # B, Columbia City; (260) 244-7878

Club Soda
http://www.clubsodafortwayne.com/
235 E. Superior St., Fort Wayne; (260) 426-3442
Big City Charm in the heart of downtown Fort Wayne...Steaks, Martinis and Live Jazz!

Cork 'N Cleaver
221 E Washington Center Rd, Fort Wayne;(260) 484-7772

Country Post Inn
65 Commercial Rd., Huntington; (260) 359-0508

Cozy Cottage Restaurant
1821 E Market St, Warsaw; (574) 269-9050

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
1410 Shook Dr, Auburn; (260) 925-0241
1609 W Washington Center Rd, Fort Wayne; (260) 489-1855

Dash-In
814 S. Calhoun St., Fort Wayne; (260) 423-3595
The Region's favorite coffeehouse! Located in historic downtown. Featuring freshly roasted coffees and teas. Serving breakfast and lunch. Creative sandwiches, salads, homemade soups and desserts, vegetarian entrees, and daily lunch special available. Open Monday- Saturday.

Da Vinci Pizza
654 N Grandstaff Dr, Auburn; (260) 925-6440

Detroit Street Bar & Grill
121 S Detroit St, Lagrange; (260) 499-3303

Eddie Merlot's
1502 S Illinois Rd, Fort Wayne; (260) 459-2222

Elizabeth's Tea Room
At the Historic Purviance House
326 S. Jefferson St., Huntington; (260) 358-0903

The Factory
http://www.donhalls.com/locations/thefactory/default.aspx
5811 Coldwater Rd., Fort Wayne; (260) 484-8693
Casual dining featuring award-winning slow-roasted prime rib, smoked BBQ ribs and brisket.

Flanagan's Restaurant & Pub
6525 Covington Rd, Fort Wayne; (260) 432-6666

Food Factory Express
http://www.donhalls.com/site/main/default.aspx
1504 Bluffton Rd., Fort Wayne; (260) 747-0211
Sandwiches, salads, and chicken.  All your favorites faster.

Good News Cafe
Old Fashion Soda Fountain
32 E Franklin St., Huntington; (260) 356-4477

Guesthouse Grille
http://www.donhalls.com/locations/thegrille/map.aspx
1313 W. Washington Center Rd., Fort Wayne; (260) 489-2524
Enjoy delicious prime rib, steaks and seafood in casual comfort.

Halls Commissary Restaurant
http://www.donhalls.com/locations/hallscommissary/default.aspx
216 Lincoln Hwy W., New Haven
(260) 493-6622

Hall's Drive-In North
http://www.donhalls.com/locations/hollywooddrivein/map.aspx
Coliseum at Lima Rd., Fort Wayne; (260) 482-1113
Big Buster, burgers, chicken, and 1950's curb service.

Hall's Original Drive-In
http://www.donhalls.com/locations/originaldrivein/map.aspx
1502 Bluffton Rd., Fort Wayne; (260) 747-7509
Breakfast, sandwiches, steaks, fish and chicken.

Henry's
536 W. Main St., Fort Wayne; (260) 426-0531
Atmosphere, friendly service and unique tasty dishes. Music on weekends. Locally owned and operated.

Joseph Decuis
http://www.josephdecuis.com/
Award winning gourmet restaurant
191 N. Main St., Roanoke
260-672-1715

Liberty Diner
2929 Goshen Road, Fort Wayne; (2600 484-9666
Your family restaurant. American/Mediterranean style in New York diner atmosphere. Open for breakfast, lunch, & dinner. Open at 5:30am, 24 hours on Friday and Saturday.

Lone Star Steakhouse & Saloon
5525 Coldwater Rd # H, Fort Wayne; (260) 471-5500

Main Street Soda Shoppe
107 S Main St, Kendallville; (260) 343-0096

Marko's on 2nd
135 S 2nd St, Decatur; (260) 724-8880

Millie's Cafe
108 Lincoln Hwy W., New Haven
(260) 749-8205

Mom's Restaurant
404 S Detroit St, Lagrange; (260) 463-2746

Mulligan's Restaurant & Pub
1445 W 275 N, Angola
(260) 833-8899

Munchie Emporium Mad Anthony Tap Room
114 N Main St, Auburn; (260) 927-0500

Myer's Ice Cream & Pizza Parlor
2809 Theater Ave., Huntington
(260) 356-6440

Nick's Kitchen
http://www.nickskitchen.net/
506 N. Jefferson, Huntington
(260) 356-6618

New Haven Rich's Café
613 Broadway St., New Haven
(260) 749-6073

Northside Grill
126 W Van Buren St, Columbia City; (260) 248-2022

O'Charley's
6709 Lima Rd., Fort Wayne; (260) 490-9442
1220 Illinois Rd., Fort Wayne; (260) 436-9400
O'Charley's features aged steaks, seafood, chicken, salads and full bar.

Old #3 Firehouse Cafe
226 W. Washington Blvd., Fort Wayne; (260) 422-4850
A turn of the century firehouse turned into a museum with a firehouse theme café on the second floor. Dine among firefighting artifacts while enjoying a Hook and Ladder, Trumpet or the Chief. Private parties are our specialty. Mon-Fri 11 a.m- 2 p.m.

Old Gas House
http://www.donhalls.com/locations/theoldgashouse/default.aspx
305 E. Superior St., Fort Wayne; (260) 426-3411
Prime Rib, seafood, steaks and Cajun specialties.

Outback Steakhouse
4910 N Clinton St, Fort Wayne; (260) 484-4329
5455 Coventry Ln, Fort Wayne; (260) 459-9206

Park Place on Main
200 East Main St., Fort Wayne; (260) 420-7275
Located Downtown on the corner of Main & Barr Streets. Innovative cuisine in an upscale atmosphere at a reasonable price. Private rooms and Cigar Lounge available for business meetings or special functions. Live music daily during lunch and dinner hours. Reservations recommended.

Pizza Forum
120 S Main St, Kendallville; (260) 343-9699

Pizza King
114 Water St, Bluffton; (260) 824-4956
310 E Monroe St, Decatur; (260) 728-2151
356 N Main St, Columbia City; (260) 244-5464
1039 E Winona Ave, Warsaw; (574) 269-1631
1713 Wayne St, Auburn; (260) 925-1135

Pizza Hut
30 W 150 N, Lagrange; (260) 463-3164
101 Frontage Rd., Huntington: (260) 356-7022
101 Frontage Rd, Columbia City; (260) 248-2566
101 E North St, Kendallville; (260) 347-5340
502 N Detroit St, Warsaw; (574) 269-2008
609 N 13th St, Decatur; (260) 724-8130
632 N Main St, Bluffton; (260) 824-5115
3820 E. State Blvd., Fort Wayne; (260) 483-9531
5801 St. Joe Rd. (Canterbury), Fort Wayne; (260) 485-7593
6039 Stellhorn Rd. (Northwood), Fort Wayne; (260) 485-1607
1233 W. State Blvd. (West State Plaza), Fort Wayne; (260) 426-4429
10302 Coldwater Rd. (Pine Valley), Fort Wayne; (260) 489-9090
701 Coliseum Blvd. E. (Northcrest), Fort Wayne; (260) 482-1528
4911 S. Calhoun (Southgate), Fort Wayne; (260) 745-4926
6809 Bluffton Rd. (Waynedale), Fort Wayne; (260) 747-7117
6040 Covington Rd. (Time Corners), Fort Wayne;  (260) 432-0611
5735 Coventry Pkwy. (Coventry), Fort Wayne; (260) 432-6000
8311 Lima Road, Fort Wayne; (260) 969-2400
1440 E. Highway 30 (New Haven); (260) 749-9584

Ponderosa Steak House
1130 W 7th St, Auburn; (260) 925-4548
4411 Coldwater Rd, Fort Wayne; (260) 484-0012

Port Side Pizza
5310 N Old 102, Columbia City; (260) 691-3333

Prime Rib
http://www.donhalls.com/locations/primerib/map.aspx
2005 E. State Blvd., Fort Wayne; (260) 483-0597
Burgers, sandwiches and a full dinner menu.

Rack & Helen's Bar & Grill
525 Broadway St., New Haven
(260) 749-5396

Red Lobster
4825 Coldwater Rd, Fort Wayne; (260) 483-2181

Red River Steaks & BBQ
305 E Washington Center Rd, Fort Wayne; (260) 484-0411

Red Robin
4201 Coldwater Rd # 27, Fort Wayne; (260) 484-9888

Richards Restaurant
252 Frontage Rd, Columbia City; (260) 248-2320
280 N Grandstaff Dr, Auburn; (260) 925-0341
400 North St, Kendallville; (260) 347-4069
11155 Isabelle Dr, New Haven; (260) 493-3694
US Highway 27 S, Decatur; (260) 724-7087

Roanoke Pizza Cafe
577 Geiger Dr., Roanoke
(260) 672-2000

Ruby Tuesday Restaurant
2304 N Wayne St, Angola; (260) 665-8791
1050 E Coliseum Blvd, Fort Wayne; (260) 471-9369

Rusty Pan
170 N High St, Roanoke; (260) 672-8415

Sutton’s Deli
140 Northwest Public Square, Angola
(260) 665-6799

Tasty Pizza
1920 W 200 N, Angola
(260) 833-8500

Tavern at Coventry
http://www.donhalls.com/locations/tavern/default.aspx
5744 Coventry Lane, Fort Wayne; (260) 459-2893
Featuring huge ribeye steaks, smoked brisket and Great Lakes walleye.

Texas Roadhouse
710 W Washington Center Rd, Fort Wayne; (260) 416-0919

Timbers
1212 West Maumee Street, Angola
(260) 665-7487

Tony's Pizza & More
825 N Wayne St, Angola
(260) 668-4419

Triangle Park Bar & Grille
http://www.donhalls.com/locations/trianglepark/default.aspx
3010 Trier Rd.; (260) 482-4342
Prime rib, steaks and seafood.

Trion Tavern
503 Broadway St., New Haven
(260) 493-2265

The Trolley Bar Steakhouse
http://www.thetrolleybar.com/
2898 E. Dupont Rd.; (260) 490-4322
A Fort Wayne Steakhouse tradition for over 100 years, where time honored methods meet modern day innovation in a delicious combination. Enjoy the best steaks, fresh seafood, great appetizers, and our famous 50 item salad bar. Open Monday to Friday at 11 am, Saturday at 4pm.

Ugaldes Family Restaurant & Lounge
2990 W Park Dr., Huntington; (260) 356-0988

Uno Chicago Grill
http://www.unos.com/
10460 Maysville Rd., Fort Wayne; (260) 969-0101
4820 North Clinton St., Fort Wayne; (260) 483-2222
Legendary Chicago-style pizza, steaks, pasta, burgers and more. Daily drink specials. Casual-theme environment.

Village Inn
190 N. Main St., Roanoke
(260) 672-3707

The Window Garden Cafe
1300 One Summit Square, Fort Wayne; (260) 426-4086
Enjoy a breathtaking view of the city while eating one of our delicious entrees served cafeteria style. Menu changes weekly.

Asian

Asakusa Japanese Restaurant
6224 Lima Rd, Fort Wayne; (260) 490-6888

China Buffet
881 E North St, Kendallville; (260) 347-8800
1016 W 7th St # 110, Auburn; (260) 925-6688

Flat Top Grill
http://www.flattopgrill.com/
Jefferson Pointe Shopping Center, Fort Wayne; (260) 432-4100
Mix it up - interactive CREATE YOUR OWN STIR FRY party at Flat Top Grill!

Golden Gate Chinese Restaurant
1326 Minnich Rd, New Haven; (260) 493-8088

Great Wall Chinese Restaurant
1982 N. Jefferson, Huntington; (260) 356-8828
2308 E Center St, Warsaw; (574) 269-3910

Great Wall Buffet
101 Calvary Ln, Angola
(260) 668-8700

Hong Kong Chinese Restaurant
433 N. Jefferson, Huntington; (260) 356-0090

House of Hunan Chinese Restaurant
5626 Coldwater Rd, Fort Wayne; (260) 482-9402

New China Buffet Restaurant
101 W Central Ave, Lagrange; (260) 463-8018

Oriental Buffet
561 N Line St, Columbia City; (260) 248-2833

Oriental Seafood Buffet
212 E Washington Center Rd, Fort Wayne; (260) 471-9669

Peking
432 S Buffalo St, Warsaw; (574) 267-5438
925 S 13th St, Decatur; (260) 724-7407

Sakura Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar
5828 W Jefferson Blvd, Fort Wayne; (260) 459-2022

Super Chopsticks Chinese Restaurant
510 Professional Way, Kendallville; (260) 347-0737

Takaoka of Japan
http://www.donhalls.com/locations/takaoka/default.aspx
305 E. Superior St., Fort Wayne; (260) 424-3183
Showmen chefs create your meal tableside!

Yokohama Japanese Restaurant
5320 Coldwater Rd, Fort Wayne; (260) 482-4040

Zhao Xian Li Chinese Restaurant
637 Lincoln Hwy W, New Haven; (260) 493-9688

Indian

AAJ India Restaurant
4614 Coldwater Rd, Fort Wayne; (260) 471-6040

Taj Mahal Indian Restaurant
6410 W. Jefferson Blvd., Fort Wayne; (260) 432-8993
Indian food is healthy, nutritious, and delicious. It's taste has an experience of 5000 years. Call for hours.

Biaggi's Ristorante Italiano
http://www.biaggis.com/
4010 W. Jefferson Blvd. (Jefferson Pointe Shopping Center); Fort Wayne; (260) 459-6700
Beyond the Ordinary. Come for the finest pastas, seafood, veal, steaks, pizza, desserts, wines and spirits. Stay for the experience.

Caruso's Italian & American Restaurant
2435 N 200 W, Angola; (260) 833-2617

Casa D'Angelo
http://casa4pasta.com/
3402 Fairfield Ave., Fort Wayne; (260) 745-7200
Voted Fort Wayne's Best Italian Restaurant.

Casa Grille
http://casa4pasta.com/
411 E. Dupont, Fort Wayne; (260) 490-4745
Try the delectable entrees from our wood burning oven, grill and rotisserie.

Casa Grille Ristorante Italiano
http://casa4pasta.com/
6340 Stellhorn Rd., Fort Wayne; (260) 969-4700
Enjoy our award-winning salad and pizza, fresh-baked breads, and pastas.

Casa! Ristorante
http://casa4pasta.com/
7545 W. Jefferson Blvd., Fort Wayne; (260) 436-2272
Great Pastas!

Mama Luginni's
707 N State Road 9, Columbia City; (260) 244-3300

Olive Garden
315 W Coliseum Blvd, Fort Wayne; (260) 482-7804

Toscani Pizzeria
120 W. Wayne St., Fort Wayne; (260) 423-6106
Enjoy a delicious, homemade pizza at Fort Wayne's only authentic Italian restaurant located in the heart of downtown. Also serving pastas, sandwiches, soups, salads, and desserts. "Toscani Pizzeria - put a little Italian in you!"

Mexican

Acapulco Mexican Grill
3875 N Bay View Rd, Angola; (260) 833-4720

Carlos O'Kelly's
549 E Coliseum Blvd, Fort Wayne; (260) 483-0080

Cebolla's Mexican Grill
236 Fernhill Ave, Fort Wayne; (260) 484-8423

Don Pablo's
407 W Coliseum Blvd, Fort Wayne; (260) 471-3627

Don Rafael's Mexican Cuisine
1910 N. Jefferson St., Huntington: (260) 356-0290

El Arriero
819 N Detroit St, Warsaw; (574) 268-9200

el Azteca Mexican Restaurant
535 E. State Blvd., Fort Wayne; (260) 482-2172
A casual full service restaurant featuring original recipe Mexican food since 1973.

Las Limas
640 N Grandstaff Dr, Auburn; (260) 920-1244
2201 N Wayne St, Angola; (260) 624-3465

Los Amigos Mexican Restaurant
1235 S. Jefferson, Huntington
(260) 356-4222

Los Tequilas Mexican Restaurant
539 N Line St, Columbia City; (260) 244-0083

MI Lindo Acapulco Mexican Restaurant
217 E Center St, Warsaw; (574) 268-1006

Pancho Kelly's Mexican Cafe
418 S Main St, Auburn; (260) 925-4952

Senor Fajitas
209 S Main St, Columbia City; (260) 244-6040

Si Senor Restaurant
113 S Detroit St, Lagrange; (260) 463-8235
903 W North St, Kendallville; (260) 343-0535