Introducing #PlacesofNEI: The Friendly Fox

"The Friendly Fox is a staple of the 46807 zip code in the south side of Fort Wayne."

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October 30, 2019
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Northeast Indiana is evolving. These are the people and places shaping its future. #PeopleofNEI #PlacesofNEI

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#PlacesofNEI is our new monthly feature with a can’t miss place you need to check out in northeast Indiana! Friendly Fox is a staple of the 46807 zip code in the south side of Fort Wayne. Family-owned and operated, they are as serious about their food as they are in creating an atmosphere for everyone. They work with local multicultural vendors to create a menu that is fresh and original. It’s not uncommon to see everyone from artists to children to corporate professionals frequenting this spot for everything from dining to business meetings. You’ll often find locals enjoying their outdoor porch or working on their laptops during the workday. Whether you are craving breakfast, lunch, dinner, or just a delicious cup of coffee, this is a spot worth investing in. They are fully ingrained in the neighborhood culture of Fort Wayne in one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city. Check them out (and the Korean BBQ Chicken Lettuce Wraps.) #PlacesofNEI

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Stephen J. Bailey
Stephen J. Bailey

Stephen J. Bailey is a Fort Wayne native and the owner of PH Digital that was founded in 2006. Based out of the Anthony Wayne Building in downtown Fort Wayne, he specializes in web development, SEO development, social media management, and digital marketing campaigns with numerous companies in northeast Indiana. Stephen loves road trips, sushi, his pups, and spending time on our three rivers.

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