Welcome to Fort Wayne, Indiana, where the Vera Bradley headquarters was founded and resides today. While it may seem like an unusual location for a fashion brand, we thrive in this Midwest city where our roots are strong. With each post in this Word on the Street series, we’ll show you our favorite hot spots, share secrets only the locals know and give you a glimpse into the hometown of Vera Bradley Designs. First stop: the coffee shop!
Fortezza Coffee is a specialty coffee shop located in the heart of downtown Fort Wayne. It has an urban vibe and large, open counter space for coffee dates or reading your favorite book. If you go on any given morning, you’ll see friends huddled together over steaming lattes, commuters grabbing a quick coffee on their way to work and maybe even a Vera Bradley associate, stopping in to sip on a mocha.
DON’T MISS THE …
Brunch menu! It’s the first thing you see when you enter and changes constantly with the seasons.
Brunch menu! It’s the first thing you see when you enter and changes constantly with the seasons.
GO FOR THE …
Atmosphere. Within walking distance to many of Fort Wayne’s major corporate offices, you get a big-city vibe with small-town charm.
Atmosphere. Within walking distance to many of Fort Wayne’s major corporate offices, you get a big-city vibe with small-town charm.
OUR FAVORITE …
Trionfale Espresso. Made with fresh whole beans and brewed and roasted right in front of you, it’s a Fortezza classic.
Trionfale Espresso. Made with fresh whole beans and brewed and roasted right in front of you, it’s a Fortezza classic.
WHAT MAKES IT UNIQUE …
Fortezza Coffee is the first coffee shop in Indiana to have a Modbar installed in their shop. This machine allows all of the bulky equipment of an espresso machine to be stored underneath the counter, creating more space on the bar for coffee and conversation.
Fortezza Coffee is the first coffee shop in Indiana to have a Modbar installed in their shop. This machine allows all of the bulky equipment of an espresso machine to be stored underneath the counter, creating more space on the bar for coffee and conversation.
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