Don Hall’s Triangle Park

A disappointing lunch. Service was very slow. My Reuben was average while the onion rings were deep fried in what tasted like oil needing changed. Wife had the taco salad at the servers recommendation. After digging around in the taco salad the lettuce was found to be brown in numerous places and very brown in others. That along with stale/​broken chips and room temperature meat made her meal inedible. After reading all the other reviews we want to give the place another shot but this visit will make that difficult.

I had dinner with my family last Tuesday and everything was perfect, the food, service and dessert… i love the place and will be back again next time i’m in Fort Wayne.

Recently found out that this place was under new management. New menus and new prices. Really offended at Hall’s management. The majority of the customers in there are elderly folk and how rude of Halls to up the prices and fancy their menu up like that. The waitress told us that the senior discounted steak is still $ 17!!! What?! Took the hostess 10 – 15 minutes to seat us because she was taking carry out orders. 15 minutes… Was the entire city of Fort Wayne ordering? We then put our own table together outside and was treated by a lovely server. The food was bland and Hall’s is really trying to sell all of their classic entrees for $ 4-​$ 10 more expensive! I’m sorry but people do not come to triangle park for «cork n cleaver priced food». People don’t want to eat a buster style burger for $ 10 when they can get it for $ 2.45 at Halls on East State. We’ve never ever ever had issues with Halls food in almost 20+ years And the prime rib was overlooked and cold and everyone’s food tasted bland. Save your money and head to a different Halls, yikes.

I like this place and the food along w/​the service is good. A fun place to see the ducks and feed them. The grilled cheese and veggie soup was good, the kids spaghetti was good also big meat balls. Ask to site by the window if u r not going to be sitting on the deck.

Horrible service and not much better food. 2^nd time in 2 weeks the service was horrible. Won’t be back.

This was my first visit here. the prime rib was the best in Fort Wayne!!! The service was fantastic. The Devore could use some updating but was a nice quiet place with wonderful food we will be back!

Very impressed with this restaurant. I heard from a lot of locals that if you visit Fort Wayne you have to try the Triangle Grill and I’m glad I did!
I had the Prime Rib and Lobster and it was fabulous. The prime rib was cooked and seasoned to perfection and the lobster was fresh and succulent.
The atmosphere is a step back in time and the people are a pleasant and kind.
Well worth the time and money!
If you are a Fort Wayne resident and haven’t been here, you are missing out on a wonderful dining experience.

Great, professional service. Ordered an appetizer of Irish Nachos. Just French fries with shredded cheddar, scallions, bacon with ranch on the side. Have had Irish nachos at other bars and it was missing toppings. It did not taste special, just greasy. Got carrot cake for dessert and I was sad Hall’s has changed it’s recipe. There are no nuts or pineapple in this cake. My husband was happy with his Greek salad, fish sandwich and German chocolate cake.

Triangle Park is a unique dinning experience. The setting around a wooded area with a pond complete with Swans lends a relaxing atmosphere. The wait staff is excellent. The food is superb. The menu covers all the prime cuts of beef and chicken dishes. Seafood is a great option here with a diverse menu. The full bar will please even the most knowledgeable of Drink Mixologists. Take it from me. Don’t miss this casual dining experience.

Very casual romantic setting. Went on a Saturday night and they had a soulful jazz musician playing which was nice. I ordered the Kansas City ribeye and thought it was delicious. My girlfriend got pork chops but didn’t care for them to much.

About to have my favorite chicken Parmesan in Fort Wayne! Old place, but classic food.

This used to be so nice. It smells strongly like dirty mop water and mildew hitting you when you walk in. It’s become just a diner.

Very nice Hall’s resturant, The lake is serene. Prices are good to fair. Food is what you have come to expect from a Hall’s resturant.

I ordered Mahi Mahi and it came served with (and I kid you not) a small ice cream scoop’s worth of butter just sitting on the top of it. Need I say more? Just in case you do, my girlfriend’s sirloin that she ordered medium rare tasted like it had been microwaved for 15 minutes. At least it was warm.
The carpet is from the 90’s, might be becoming a bit of a health hazard by now. Lack luster service that I will let slide because it was one hour before they were closing, but it definitely wasn’t up to par regardless.
I really wanted to like this place because of it’s location and it has a great patio. I was optimistic that this could very well become a summer spot for me and the girlfriend, but I would gladly walk up hill both ways to a better alternative.

Went here for lunch on a Friday with my dad. He had the special of the day, some kind of fish w/​crab on it with a green bean vegtable mix. He enjoyed his meal. I had the turkey club on marble rye. It was was Exactly what I was craving. The bread wasn’t too thick, there was plenty of lettuce and tomato, the bacon was crispy. I was in pregnant-​lady-​craving-​fullfillment-​heaven.
Our waiter was a little snooty, but unlike almost every place I’ve been to recently, he asked if I wanted a second beverage rather than just bringing it to me. And he seemed to loosen up by the end of our lunch. Maybe he started off having a bad day.

I have been to this restaurant many times over the years. Unfortunately, each time has been a little sadder. I know that the economy has affected all restaurants, and you have to cut back somehow, but it just seems like the cutbacks are more noticeable at this restaurant. Not to fault the server, but services was extremely slow. I say it’s not the server’s fault because she had, like, 7 tables. Cut backs on staff. Also, we ordered the BBQ shrimp appetizer. The size was nice, but no shrimp taste at all. Only BBQ sauce — tons of BBQ sauce — what are they hiding? I ordered the almond crusted walleye. There were very few almonds — perhaps this is normal, but I expected a crunchy coating of crushed almonds. It was a nice size piece, but was devoid of flavor and I found a bone — I know this can happen with fish. Also — I remember when you used to get this heavenly basket of bread and muffins and rolls. There were 3 of us in our party and we got 3 SLICES OF BREAD. I don’t eat bread, but my husband and son eat bread. We felt guilty for ordering more. Please bring back the assortment — it was wonderful and that alone would bring me back to this restaurant. There was nothing terrible about this place, just nothing special enough to bring me back. There are several restaurants vying for my money — give me a reason to choose yours.