Ordered potato salad, it was 16 days past the use by date, had mold on it. The groceries were…read moredelivered to my house. This is unacceptable.

I love this smaller neighborhood market. It's clean has a good deli and also they have rotisserie…read morehot chicken and ribs available for a quick meal. They are not open at night but are open 6 am to midnight. They have several self check out aisles which makes running in for few items quick and easy. I admit I go here a few times a week due it being convenient and close by. I also love the prepackaged salads and premade ( not frozen) pizzas.

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!

This store has been recently remodeled in April of this year. I'm not sure if all Dollar General's…read morewill refocus more on groceries and health care items or just this store. The grocery areas have been greatly expanded. Fresh produce is now available. The freezers and refrigerated areas are hugely expanded as well. Triple the amount of both freezers and refrigerators and you have some idea. The sign says expanded health care but I couldn't really tell but then I didn't peruse those aisles. They got rid of clothes to gain space for the additions. These improvements make a lot of sense for this area. The nearest grocery store is over five miles away.

food and drinks are delicious! the restaurant portion of the store needs a lot of updates and…read morecleaning. the mess gives off unsanitary vibes, but the quality of the food leaves you pleasantly surprised. we would go again.

Mecca has the best flatbread in the state - hands down. I have been shopping here for a couple of…read moreyears and I always pick up a 3-pack of the flatbread - reasonably priced at $2.99. Mecca is located in an old strip mall just off route 40. The grocery store is packed with food for Middle East cuisine. I pick up ingredients that I can't find elsewhere for stuffed grape leaves and other Greek dishes. I find specialty oils and cheeses for cooking. The prices are good. They also offer a limited assortment of fresh Middle Eastern pastries and cookies which I have not tried. The staff is always super friendly and will help you located items. The store is never crowded and there is plenty of parking.

I was pleasantly surprised at the size and quality of the Plainfield farmers market! Prices were…read morecheaper than most markets I've been to and there was a decent selection. A couple food trucks which was a pleasant surprise! Easy to park on the road nearby or back behind the market. Will definitely be back again. I hope it grows! The heirloom tomatoes I bought are incredible-reminds me of childhood memories eating fresh tomatoes straight from the garden-store bough can't touch that. Check it out and support our local farmers!

Love our local farmers market. Great products. Nice paths to walk down. We love the Just Be Kind…read moreclub and always stop by their stand! Great lotions, flowers and fresh fruit stands!

If you know me, then you likely also know I'm not really the Rural King target customer. I've…read morealways been fascinated by the store, however, I've never visited until I decided to drop in while having breakfast at the nearby Emmy's. I was on my way to do some more clearing out of my recently passed father's home. I've been intentionally having experiences that make me smile in an effort to balance all the emotions. What can I say? Rural King made me smile. From looking at other reviews, it's obvious that this is a relatively new spot for Rural King. It's on the western end of Avon not long before you head into Danville. While I tend to be a city boy (eastside of Indy), my parents lived in Putnam County and were what I'd call rural-lite. You will mostly find Rural King in, you guessed it, rural areas because it's a store clearly aimed at the rural lifestyle. That said, there's much to find for a city boy like me and often at much better prices than you'd expect. For example, the bird seed that I bought today was clearly at a much better price than you'll find in most stores and even online options (including the not named mega-online option). There's accessible parking here and an easy to enter front entrance. Aisles are wide enough for wheelchair users and there are employees present who are more than willing to help. They are friendly without being pushy. As I looked around, I will admit I really was having quite a bit of fun. Rural King carries clothing (mostly work/farm brands), gardening items, outdoor furniture, farm items, home goods, automotive, pet, and quite a bit more. They offer popcorn and coffee for shoppers. I was amazed at the bird seed prices. As a person fairly new with ensuring my bird feeder is always full, a place like Rural King makes that possible. Rural King carries all the familiar quality brands (Carhartt galore here) and the atmosphere for shopping is warm, welcoming, and yet also professional. If I hadn't been on the way to clear out a house, I'd have no doubt bought even more. I still bought bird seed as it was simply too good to pass up. My birds said "Thank you." The check out person was super friendly (she apologized for being a bit slow as she had some difficulty scanning a price). She signed me up for rewards (I have no idea why I signed up as I don't live close) and offered help (I should mention I am a wheelchair user) without being overly pushy about it. This was a blast. I would easily return as much for the atmosphere as the items. Good people. Good products. Good prices. I'll be back.

I am not a local to the area but have family friends in town we frequently visit. This place is…read morepretty expansive with just about anything you can think of and things you probably forgot to think about. They have always had a bigger selection of bird feed or all types for your outdoor feathered friends as well as cool little hanging feeders. Depending on the season they have livestock as in chicks, ducklings, turkeys and even rabbits. The kids always get a kick out of that. I dig the place for the snacks you can find that to me seem to be somewhat unique. Even the toys they have are something different and plushies galore! Always got to get my kids a couple. The staff has always been super friendly and seem like they actually enjoy being there. Check it out!

Bellmore Country store is a small Amish run grocery store that also sells fresh made sandwiches to…read moreorder. We found things that you can't find at your local grocery, such as Amish cheeses, fresh churned butter and Amish meats. I also bought canning supplies and picked up a few pointers on new easy canning lids. We also ordered sandwiches on fresh made Amish bread. Sandwiches are under $4 and you select your meat, cheese and toppings. I had a turkey sandwich and the bread was so soft that it melted in my mouth. I couldn't walk by the pastries without buying a fry cake - black raspberry to be exact. The shelves were filled with cream filled pies, cinnamon bread and cheese breads. My fry cake was delicious coated in a sugar glaze. They sell everything from bait and fishing supplies to salt for the water softener. The staff is friendly, though quiet. They do not accept credit cards or any form of electronic payment. We paid cash. There is plenty of parking, including space for your horse and buggy.

The sandwiches are absolutely delicious and so fresh. All of the baked goods and sweet treats that…read morewe tried (whoopie pies, fudge, buckeyes, jams/jellies) were absolutely amazing. The prices were all reasonable to actually low - which is unheard of these days. Overall, we loved the place and plan to go back next time we visit the area!

This isn't a stop for the merchandise, this is a stop for nostalgia. This general store has been…read morestanding since 1860, said to be the oldest in Indiana, and currently blends vintage Americana with modern-day knick-knacks, souvenirs, and gag gifts. There is a faded Mobil sign out front as well as an old gas pump. When we arrived, there was a family enjoying some treats on the front porch with their dog, a pretty black shepherd. Inside, there were vintage toiletries for sale as well as a nice stock of flavored sodas, with some antiques scattered throughout. We enjoyed browsing through the store and picked up some candy for the road.

This is such a nostalgic visit that you'll not want to miss if you're visiting Cataract Falls! My 8…read moreyear old grandson loved his visit!