
Marquee is a chef-driven restaurant concept that follows a scratch kitchen approach using locally sourced products. Situated in Downtown Fort Wayne at the new Landing, the city’s Historic City Center, Marquee at the Landing offers a wide variety of menu options serving creative dishes that update on a seasonal basis.
Hours
| Monday | 4–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
| Friday | 4–10 PM |
| Saturday | 3–10 PM |
| Sunday | 3–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 123 W Columbia St, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Phone: (260) 255-3717
Website: https://www.marqueeatthelanding.com/?utm_source=listing&utm_medium=google&utm_campaign=website
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Reviews
The Fort Wayne restaurant scene has improved drastically over the past 10 years. We now have a lot of great options downtown but, if I have to choose one place in the Fort for a special occasion or to take someone visiting, Marquee is the choice.
The menu is filled with interesting and delicious options, moreso than any other place in town I have tried. Some of my other favorite places can be a little hit or miss if I deviate from my happy path, but Marquee has been consistent top to bottom.
In addition, I have to eat a gluten free diet due to celiac, and they are great about that. Gluten free items are marked on the menu and they have been very accommodating and willing to modify dishes to make them GF. Servers have been very knowledgeable and helpful. Pro tip: they have a 2nd fryer that’s dedicated GF, you just have to make sure it’s turned on, but then you can have GF fries, including the amazing poutine.
Speaking of the poutine, that’s one of their unique dishes and is especially hard to find GF. It’s amazing and I highly recommend it (especially the chilaquiles version). I bury my face in poutine any chance I have, and I can’t imagine coming here without ordering it.
For the main dishes, I’ve liked everything I’ve tried (pork chop, shrimp n grits, lamb shank, swordfish, beef tenderloin) but the beef tenderloin is the star of the show. It’s worth the price of admission. For some dishes (lamb shank and pork chop come to mind), I do like to order the sauce on the side, only because the meat itself is so good and I don’t want the sauce to drown it out.
Lastly, the creme brulee is the only dessert I’ve tried but it’s amazing. Possibly the best creme brulee I’ve had. I usually have to order it to go but it’s still delicious.
So yeah, I highly recommend Marquee to everyone and especially for those with gluten allergies. We’re very lucky to have a restaurant of this caliber in Fort Wayne.
I believe the Server’s name was Tajuan.
The food was excellent — beautifully presented and full of flavor. Everything came out fresh and perfectly prepared. It’s clear they take pride in both their menu and the overall dining experience.
We’ll definitely be back and would highly recommend Marquee at the Landing to anyone looking for a great night out in Fort Wayne.
We got two apps the Fried Calamari and the Hand-cut fries. The fries were so flavorful and seasoned very well. Calamari was good as well and it had a nice kick to it.
I got scallops and the risotto and my wife got the nashville hot chicken sandwich. The scallops and risotto were so good that I basically inhaled it. the sauce was creamy and rich and the risotto was cooked perfectly. Scallops were cooked to perfection as well. My wife’s sandwich was juicy, tender, and quite delicious.
We will definitely be back for sure!
The food was also perfect, we finished almost everything we got. It was busy but the food came out in under 30 minutes and we got our drinks so fast. I highly recommend the Beef and Noodles, Steak Frites, and their Chocolate strawberry martini (I can’t remember if it was a limited special drink)!
Not my first time at The Marquis at the Landing and it has been consistently good. The music is usually too loud and some genre that I don’t care to hear. To fit the great food and the ambiance…some harp or piano music would be better. The food is really good though. Tonight I had the lamb shank. It was prepared on top of a cheese curd, corn and sauce. The corn and sauce was a larger portion than I needed but I ate enough to go down smooth with the lamb and I left the rest. Amazing Lamb Shank. The creme brulee at the end took it over the top. Wow! I highly recommend