Ok we have to stop and this gas station has a coffee shop that is unfamiliar…read more Let's go and explore! This little coffee shop is a free standing place that has a trio of great individuals. They are very happy and ready to help. Now it's time for matcha and they offer one that is sugar free but you have to ask for it this way. That matcha was smooth and delicious. It's not an earthy flavored matcha but it does the job. The iced caramel latte blast is a local brand drink that comes with all the sweetness. They mix iced milk and espresso. Then they add cold foam and whipped cream. Mmmm and caramel drizzle on top. Now those fresh made muffins particularly the concept of cinnamon cake was just delicious. Now that you have the basics of this place. They are here to meet all your caffeinated and deliciousness needs.

Stopped in after getting fuel... I've never gotten anything from Buggby before. The staff was very…read morepolite and very patient in my ordering. Chia tea latte w/ expresso is YUM! Thank you!

The Public Square in downtown Shelbyville turns vibrant on Saturday mornings. About 16 vendors set…read moreup tents with produce, honey, dog treats, coffee and so much more. Shelbyville is in heart of farm country and I love to buy fresh local produce. I picked up locally grown cantaloupe and corn. There were three vendors with beautiful local produce and prices were great. The vendors were super friendly. The public square is an ideal backdrop for the market with historic buildings framing the market. We found nearby street parking, but we were there early. The market runs from 8 a.m. til noon on Saturday from early May til end of September. Most vendors take cards. The Market is accessible.

Trafalgar Farmers Market is one of the newer markets in the area. The market is held on 2nd and 4th…read moreThursdays of the each month. from 5:00-7:00 pm. I visited yesterday for the first time. I was there early, 4:45 pm and about a dozen venders were set up and eager to sell. I saw produce, eggs, bird feeders, a couple booths of baked goods and a few craft tables. A donut food truck was on site for people who like that evening donut. A folksy band was setting up to play. Overall, the farmers market is smaller than others in the area. I like shopping local for the freshest produce. I bought some mixed produce from a farm stand and a delicious jalapeño score from Jensen. That scone was delicious and had me craving another. Prices were reasonable. People were nice. The market is held on the grounds of the Community Center. Plenty of parking was set up in a field.

Harker Farms Orchard in Waldron, Indiana sells fruit and produce at Binford Farmers Market on…read moreSaturdays. I was drawn in by the huge honey rock cantaloupe that were grown in Jackson County, Indiana. I bought one and needed a fork lift to carry it home as it was the size of a basketball. The melon smelled delicious before I sliced it open. The melons were $8. I also purchased fresh corn on the cob, which they were selling at a fraction of the price of other vendors. The bi-color corn was fresh and tender. Harker Farms also had apples for sale from their orchard, but I was already overloaded with produce and foolishly didn't get any. I'm going back next week to get apples. The staff is friendly. Bring a cart to carry your purchases to the car. We are truly lucky to have access to locally grown fruits in Indiana during the summer months.

Website says u-pick but after driving 30 minutes with 2 toddlers they say they don't do that. Fix…read moreyour website

Nice small town grocery store. Once inside it's much larger than it looks from the outside. They…read morehave a few isles of the basics that you may need and don't want to drive miles to get from a large grocer. The drinks and other items were priced a lil high but on target for the convenience of being close. They have a large deli in the back and make you sandwiches, or you can buy what you need and go home and make your own. Store was clean, looked nice, seemed organized well, and like they had all the necessities. Support your local small town store and shop here whenever possible.

Only my second time in a rural king, my first visit was to one in niles Michigan years ago. After…read morespending the weekend down in Madison Indiana with some friends on our way back to Indianapolis the said we needed to stop at rural king. This store is located in Shelbyville Indiana; just off of 74, when you walk into the store there's lots of plants and outdoor activities equipment outside, walk in and you can get some popcorn to enjoy as you walk through. Seems to me that there is just a bit of everything you might need located Inside. A large selection of causal and work clothes, several different types of shoes. The rest of the store has guns, pool, hunting, fishing, and farming equipment. I think if you have a dog up to a horse you might find something you need in the pet section and rural king. Interesting place! Not sure when I'll be back but a good experience

I recently bought a new (I thought was new), RK Performance 450 UTV from the local Shelbyville In…read more Rural king. The next day while going through the contents of the bag I was given at the time of purchase I found the title. It shows the unit as a 2021, being three years old. I'm guessing this is why the cashier said "Hey some one finally bought it!" I thought this was due to the 8,999.99 price tag not including tax. I called the store and asked for the manager. She was nice but said she could not do anything but would have some one contact me. A couple of days later a guy called me already apprised of the situation. I explained to him my issue of paying for a new unit, not one three years old. I suggested a refund based on depreciation. These units depreciate 15 to 20% the first few years according to the market. Since I was the first purchaser I suggested one years depreciation which would be 1,400.00. He said "absolutely not". He told me I could clean it up to look new and return it for a refund. One, this doesnt address the issue I bought what I felt was a new unit, not three years old! And two, there was not another unit available. Since this unit replaced my 87 year old Dad's broken down unit, this wasn't much of a option. This would also explain why the engine isnt running smoothly. I was told "the units were very well maintained and that didnt make since". I feel like this has been very poorly handled by Rural King, and I am surprised they would handle it this way. I will never return to Rural King, not even for their free pop corn. Lee Pope

It's a must stop every time we venture out to the outlets. Staff could be friendlier, but it is…read morewhat it is! Sometimes I wish they had ore stocked up. Today, there were minimal options, no line and plenty of staff working. Overall, delicious pretzels and my favorite cheese.

Hot, warm, pretzels! Yes, please! And don't forget the cheese. You may not know this, but they have…read morea hot salsa cheese dip. It takes those pretzels to the next level. Try it next time you stop in. I am glad that the Edinburgh Outlet added this spot! If you drive into the main entrance, just keep going straight. It's down on the right. Past the second stop sign. (Close by American Eagle and Sunglass Hut). The guy at the counter was also very friendly. I asked for just a cup with ice, as I had a can of Big Red in the car. If you've never tried Big Red, that's a southern Indiana staple. You must stop at a gas station or grocery store and pick you up one. It goes quite well with pretzel. This is a carryout location. It's not a restaurant with tables to sit down at.

Passing through on a trip and had a great quad espresso. Nice crema and great flavor for the entire…read moredrink. Always happy to see locally owned businesses, and especially one that can provide espresso that stands on its own without additional ingredients.

Adorable spot with a play space for the kids. I was just stopping through, so didn't get to enjoy…read moreit, but would love to come back. Dirty chai was extra spicy and I did not care for it. Chai is my go to drink of choice. It's listed as authentic chai so maybe that means something I don't understand. Blueberry scone was a little dry. Baristas were very sweet but ordered took 8 to 10 minutes to complete even with 5 staff begins the counter. I'd still give it another try next time I'm in town. Might just ask more questions before ordering.