What the Fork
$ • Beer Bar
Hours:
113 Toledo St, Fremont
(260) 527-1021
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I am so happy we discovered this little hidden gem! Women owned and operated! First of all the name 💎❤️ Love it! The owners run the show which tells you the service is great! The atmosphere is junglesque with beautiful plants everywhere! The craft cocktail list is FANTASTIC- I tried the blood orange Paloma & the prickly pear ranch water - both unique and delish 🍸🍹 The martini list & classic bourbon cocktails looked very crafty. The menu offers everything from...read full review
I love the atmosphere! it's beautiful. food is always good. I like that it's fresh, real food, locally sourced when possible
Everything here was delicious and made from scratch! I highly recommend What The Fork and I will definitely be coming back. The peanut butter pie was to die for too!!!
Menu
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
What the Fork offers a charming dining experience with friendly service and a cozy atmosphere. Popular dishes include the Cuban with housemade chips, Ahi Tacos with fresh pineapple pico, BBQ Mac, and warm homemade cinnamon rolls. The french toast and jalapeño bacon quiche are highly recommended, and the fresh fruit cup is refreshing. The hot honey chicken/flatbread is a favorite among guests, with filet medallions and risotto also very well-liked. The crab chowder is flavorful, and the pancakes are very tasty. The interior is nicely decorated with lots of plants, creating a welcoming space. Service is quick and friendly, making the overall visit enjoyable. Guests have praised the food for being delicious and the atmosphere for being cute, with many expressing they will return. Some mention that the meal portions could be larger, especially for lamb chops, and a few note that service could improve, such as asking about drinks or desserts before bringing the check. Overall, What the Fork is a small, great spot for a satisfying meal and a pleasant experience.