The perfect fall day is at Beasley's Orchard!…read more Cutest photo ops, a GIANT straw mountain, apple cannons (included with admission!), and a huge apple orchard Plus all my favorite fall things: Gorgeous U-pick flowers $10 jack-o'-lantern pumpkins Long tractor hayride Apple cider slushies, apple donuts & hard apple cider Jumping pad Corn maze + mini hay maze Shopping for all the fall goodies And TONS of little airplanes flying overhead in the sky! Such a fun little bonus while exploring the orchard. Pumpkins, flowers, apple treats, airplanes & SO many fun activities for the kids. It's basically everything I love about fall all in one place! Beasley's Orchard in Danville, Indiana -- adding this one to your fall bucket list!

****4.25, because the .25 matters****…read more I had the opportunity to visit Beasley's during their fall festival. Each weekend supports a different theme, so check their site before you go! For an entry price of $15 (varies, check the site) I was pretty satisfied. The ticket price gets you a total of 5 apples to launch out of the apple cannon, a hayride to a beautiful field of flowers & pumpkin patch, some outdoor games, a maze, and a jump pad for the kids in the family. I've become accustomed to orchards having giant slides so they did lose points there. The parking situation needs to be roped off as people really pushed the limit on how close to the drive path they could park, so they lost points there too. Overall I genuinely enjoyed my time at Beasley's and will recommend to my friends. A special thank you to our tractor driver Nolan! He had such an upbeat and fun spirit! He was fun, patient, and gracious enough to take pictures for us. 5 stars for Nolan.

My daughter has ordered cookies from here before and I was driving past and decided to stop in…read more They have a welcoming, friendly staff and loads on offer. I got two cookies - snickerdoodle and chocolate caramel and a cheesecake. The inside of the store is bright and fresh and doesn't feel too crowded. I almost forgot to get a picture of what I got but I can say the cookies were great, not too sweet and the cheesecake was the perfect texture.

An amazing selection of goodies all through the year! Helpful and friendly staff! I stop in…read morewhenever the mood strikes me day to day, or for holidays and special occasions. And I always manage to find a new and intriguing product which I must try, even if it wasn't what I came in for. I love to browse!

On a whim we stoped in to see what they had and were surprised by the various items - fruits and…read moreveggies for sure but also hot sauces, salsas, root beers and a salad bar! A fun spot with lots of treats it can also be a good lunch spot with some amazing soups and salads. I ended up either a locally grown tomato which was ripe and delicious! I'd go back to try lunch and maybe get some local delicacies or root beers!

Talk about being transported back in time! I've always driven right past this place thinking that…read morethey just offer top quality tomatoes, but it's actually so much more than that. They have more than tomatoes, they've got other fresh produce, and fresh food - a full kitchen, actually. Serving up soups and sandwiches and walls and walls of candy if you have a sweet tooth. The area in the back for food was actually quite busy (it was lunch time on a Saturday), so I decided on just getting some sauces and fresh produce for home. I literally spent a good half hour going through every nook and cranny of this place. It truly transported me to another decade. Thankfully, I live pretty close. It's safe to say I'll be going back more often!

Met up here with friends for lunch yesterday and had a great time. They only have a few parking…read morespots right next to the actual business, but there are several other areas to park nearby with less than a minute walk. The inside is decorated super cute and has a couple of rooms with seating, so a small group of people can still have lunch together despite the small space. You order at the counter, but then everything after that is table service unless you want to order more food or drinks. They have a drink/dessert case near the register that had some tasty looking dessert options (lemon cake, matcha cheesecake, beignets, macarons), but I didn't try any during my visit. I ordered a 24oz iced banana bread latte with almond milk, a turkey and gouda toastie (a fancy grilled cheese), and a side of kettle chips. One friend also ordered the turkey and gouda with extra turkey and our other friend ordered a different toastie with a cup of tomato soup and a sweet tea. We all really loved our lunch, with one friend saying she liked her sandwich more than the last cafe spot we met up at. The food took longer than I would have thought to come out, but it was because the group next to us had ordered food right before we came in and we hadn't realized. They also forgot my side of kettle chips, but I just walked back up to the register to ask them for it. Loved that they offer a 24oz size for iced coffee, so I'll definitely be stopping in here again soon! They have order forms at the register to build your own charcuterie board to eat there or take to-go. I definitely want to come back to do that- it would be the perfect snack to have at a park picnic. The group next to us had all ordered small charcuterie boards, which was why the food took a little longer to come out. They all looked tasty and were the perfect size for one.

Brie and Bartlett is SO cute! Perfect for lunch. I got the Toasted Brie & Bartlett/Tomato Soup…read morecombo, which was delicious. It was one of the best tomato soups I've had. I had an iced raspberry mocha - also very good. They had a display case filled with dessert choices which looked incredible. The service was friendly and quick. It's in a small house on Main St in Brownsburg, and you have to pay attention or you might miss it. I would definitely recommend this cute little restaurant!

EVERY time I go to this store (at the time I need to go) it's closed. It says they're open until…read more9pm. That's a lie. They close and lock the doors between 840-845pm. It would have taken me THREE minutes to get what I needed for my SICK cat but NO it was,.of course, CLOSED. To make it worse , the dude saw me coming up and he STILL locked the door and it wasnt even 845p yet. It's BS. IT SAYS YOU ARE OPEN UNTIL 9PM YOU DONT LOCK THE DOOR UNTIL 5 MIN BEFORE THAT. if the extra 13 minutes is really going to kill you or cause dramatic street on your life GO GET A DIFFERENT job where YOU don't have to close the store. Be an opener instead of a closer. There's SEVERAL customers you have inconvenienced by doing this. And it's EVERY SINGLE NIGHT. luckily we have a other on in town that's likes to stay open until TEN pm and doesn't close their doors at 945p. They treat the customer how they should be treated. Keep on doing what you're doing.

As soon as I walked into the Dollar General, I felt very violated. there was a woman at the cashier…read morethat was being very rude. She was talking very loud to somebody else behind our back's. I was looking at some make up and skin care to find a new mascara, and she was yelling and saying watch out there's a girl playing with make up I was not playing with no make up. Then she asked the other people I was with are you guys going to purchase anything and yelled it we said no, we were just looking and she was very judgmental. then later on, she was talking with one of her coworkers and thought we were stealing. When we were leaving, she was standing by the door with her arms crossed, staring at us. We were very confused and I would rate this experience horrible do not purchasebybug iguana

We enjoyed meeting the friendly folks from Sanders Funny Farm at the Zionsville Farmers Market,…read moretoday. They were selling a wide selection of microgreens along with artisan multigrain breads made with their microgreens. I like being able to support local farmers. We purchased a loaf of the beautiful bread. The bread was super fresh with a great soft texture. The microgreens gave the bread a nice nutty flavor. I loved the bread and will be returning next week for more.

From the owner: Local in the heart of Indy. Urban Farm. Family owned and operated. Online farmers market. Free…read moredelivery throughout the state of Indiana.

What and awesome place for children as well as adults. A piggie rescue, but also cats and various…read morefarm animals have found their forever home here. Think sheep, goats, peacocks, chickens, ducks and so on... Make sure you get some feed for the animals before you enter, you will want to feed them for sure. There are animals in enclosures as well as some free roaming piggies, chickens and cats. Make sure you close the gates when going from one section to the next. Don't forget to visit the apartment pigs. Those poor souls grew up in apartments and do not roam outside because they have never been outside. The poor things. Any of the caretakers there can and will tell you loads of stories about the various animals. Very interesting and varied backgrounds. Make sure to stop by the giftshop for some unique gifts, especially piggie themed. There are also always special events on the calendar and when in bloom, you can also pick your own flowers and pay by stem. I highly recommend a visit here with or without the kids. Just make sure you wear shoes and clothing you don't mind getting dirty.

I really enjoyed my experience here. I went in the early winter to drop off pumpkins and then…read moretoured the farm. Everyone was so friendly and happy to answer questions. The farm is well maintained and you can tell the animals are well taken care of. I highly recommend a visit.

I love shopping here. Anytime I need fresh fruits and veggies, or even the oddball ingredients, I…read morealways find it here. The store is clean and well stocked. Highly recommend shopping here over Kroger or Target.

I was staying over in Brownsburg Indiana recently and I didn't know that there was a Fresh Thyme…read morestore nearby. So I decided to check this place out while I was in the area to see what this place offered. I enjoyed what the store offered since it featured nearly and everything practical that I've come to find at their stores normally. It's a much quieter store too since it doesn't seem like a lot of people shop here. Prices here though are a little bit more steep though whatever they run promotions is actually at a great price. Parking lot is big and ample so it shouldn't be hard finding a spot. Great selection of hot soups! Highly recommend shopping here!

I'm been making the circuit of local farmers markets to find the best of the best. Pike Farmers…read moreMarket is small, but has some of the most interesting and friendly vendors that I've encountered. The market is held on Saturday mornings starting at 8:30 am in a church parking lot off Lafayette Road. Last Saturday, there were about 20 vendors selling baked goods, local meats, flowers and produce. The local Pike library had the bookmobile on site for guests to check out and return books. There was a fabulous bbq stand selling meals. But what caught my eye were the exquisite artisans. I saw some of the most beautiful woodworking pieces that I've seen. Tooled French rolling pins, beautiful hand crafted pens, bowls and more. Another booth, was a woman that made hand crafted leather pieces that rival any from Italy. She made extraordinary leather pillows and bags. A musician/singer played in the center of the market. Games were set up to entertain young people. There was a little seating. And, of course, "My Dad's Corn" was there selling bags of the freshest corn in Indiana. I bought veggies, herbs, cookies, bbq slider, hibiscus slushy and several cookies. Parking was easy in and out. I was there early and it wasn't crowded, but probably gets crowded later in the morning. This is a small, but great market. I'll be back.

Pike Farmers Market had it's inaugural season in 2022 and was formed by the owners of KayLeo Urban…read moreFarms. It is a family friendly, dog friendly farmers market where the vendors are nearly all based within Pike Township. The volunteer staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. There is a good variety of vendors from a small batch coffee roaster, to a farm-to-table butcher, to woodworking, soap-making, organic pet food and treats, and several produce vendors selling either the plant to grow yourself, or the produce itself. For 2023 there will be rotating food vendors and food trucks along with a live music tent. Pike Farmers Market is young, but has grown rapidly in it's 2 years. Definitely worth checking out, or turning it in to a summer family routine!

As I tend to drive through Hendricks County most Saturday mornings on the way to my parents' house,…read moreI frequently find myself passing this small town farmer's market located directly on the Danville town square. Yesterday, I finally stopped. This is a weekly farmer's market that starts on May 10th and will go through September 30th. It's held on the East side of the town square on Saturday mornings from 8 a.m. through Noon. Parking around here isn't particularly difficult to find, though one side of the square is blocked off for vendors. There are accessible parking spots, though given the crowd they may or may not be available. That said, finding a spot along the residential areas off the square is easy. While it can be somewhat busy, it's pretty easy for me to get in and out of my wheelchair without a fear of getting hit. Let's face it. For the most part, rural drivers are just plain nicer. Nearly all of these vendors are under a canopy. The first thing I noticed was that everyone was friendly. There are people of all ages that come here and there wasn't a sourpuss in the crowd. This was simply a very hospitable farmer's market. It's a small market, for sure, but it's a pleasant market. The other thing to remember here is that this is a producer-only market. There are no resale items allowed. Items here are all grown, made, or baked by the vendor. If you see a craft here, and you will, the vendor made it. That's pretty cool. This market, as you might guess, is sponsored by the Danville Chamber of Commerce and vendors are signed up (no just showing up). Preference is given to returning vendors. There's a committee that reviews/approves vendors. What kind of vendors can you expect? I've seen coffee, candles, produce, bakery items, floral, plants, pet-centered items and much more. This farmer's market feels like a more traditional market. It's less commercialized and I love the emphasis on producers. It's also a great way to discover some new Indiana vendors who will definitely get some of my business in the future. I was also pleasantly surprised that more than one person offered to help me get items to my car - as a wheelchair user, farmer's markets can be difficult and the hospitality here really makes me want to return.

This is my favorite farmers market! The square is the perfect size to walk around to check out all…read moreof the goodies!