Delicious pretzels!! We had them at the Westfield in Lights event. The line was extremely long, for…read moregood reason. That said, the service was quick and friendly. We ordered the plain pretzel with nacho cheese and some hot chocolate. The pretzel had a unique shape and great flavor. It was a bit doughy for my taste, but perfect for my toddler. The hot chocolate was also made very well. The truck looked very clean and well kept.

Pretty good! There are sweet and salted pretzels with many sweet and savory dips too. The cheese…read moresauce was the perfect pairing. I like that their pretzels are lightly salted. The inside was light and didn't feel too dense. They were at the Noblesville farmers market. We ate these right away and was a great snack while shopping at the farmers market.

Came for the turtle racing, enjoyed the bear. Note on event nights it's packed and you may need…read moreto scout a table. Family friendly environment My favorite beer was the Vienna. Can't wait to come back and try more.

Your separate beer business is great. STOP/KICK OUT your partnership for food with Greeks Pizza…read more Once again Greeks lost our order tonight from having to order digitally only off QR scan. 2 plus hours later food arrived. Why with all consistent complaints about how you offer food do you still operate your business plan this way? Love your beer. You sell and separate it from the awful way you offer food. Will come back for craft beers but never ever order from Greeks Pizza in there the way we are forced to do it. Get a better option or don't even offer food at all.

A must go, for a solid German lunch and bakery trip!…read more Everything was perfect from the charming shop to the amazing service and ohhh the German chocolate cake.

The food was not very good, the pastries tasted stale, like they are not made there. One of the…read moreassociates was nice, the rest acted like they didn't want us to be there. I don't know how many African Americans come thru here but it's not worth the poor service and food especially the price. There are a few small tables if you wanted to eat there. The place is full of little statues and items that I guess represent Germany. Full on gnomes, if you like that sort of thing, which I do not. It's very crowded inside as well. I heard this place was good but I wasn't a fan. It's been there a long time so if you like like German themed decor and food give it a try. Maybe I just had a bad day.

Since they left the location at 56th & Keystone in the Meijer, getting a pretzel is harder to come…read moreby because my choices are: Southport Meijer, Pacer game, or State Fair. Since the last 2 options are seasonal, driving to Southport is a bit of a stretch for a pretzel considering the increase in gas prices and lack of EV charging stations to charge up while I am in Meijer. Side note on the EV charging stations - they are available at Meijer in Columbus, Ohio and I wish they would hurry up and come to Indiana. The employees are nice whenever I visit and usually have hot pretzels when I go which is what I like with extra butter. So I was excited to see the pretzel-making kit that will allow me to make Ben's Soft Pretzels at home. I also grabbed a pretzel for the long drive north to head home since the normal route is now plagued with detours, road closures, or traffic due to the first two situations. I can't wait to make pretzels at home soon. They do take mobile payments (Google Pay, Samsung Pay, Apple Pay) which is a major plus.

I had the cinnamon sugar pretzel bites which were great but a little salty due to a few pieces of…read morelarge salt. Other the pretzel bites were very soft and tasty

There is nothing bad to say about this place. The food is always fresh, and delicious. The portion…read moresizes are HUGE, and I am so grateful for the kind folks working there. The only thing that sucks is they're located in a Walmart, you can't appreciate how great they are when you've got all the Walmart happenings going on around you.

Genuinely the best soft pretzels I've had. I do wish it was a stand alone business, but I'm sure…read morethey get plenty of foot traffic where they are.

Best brewery in town, menu is diverse and they're always coming out with new specials, great…read moreatmosphere and family friendly

Food was ample and delicious. Service was timely and…read morefriendly. Tables and floors were fresh and clean.

Absolutely appalling experience. We stopped here while passing through and walked inside to place…read morean order. Three employees looked directly at us and not a single one acknowledged us, greeted us, or offered to help. One employee even walked past us twice without saying a word. We stood there for at least five minutes feeling completely ignored like we were invisible. I have never experienced service this rude and unprofessional. It takes two seconds to say "we'll be right with you." Instead, we were met with blank stares and zero customer service. We finally walked out in utter disgust. If this is how customers are treated, I genuinely don't understand how this business stays open.

Swig is such a fun stop for creative drinks. I ordered a Poppin' Pineapple (blended) with Sprite…read moreZero, lavender, pineapple, watermelon, strawberry pearls, a splash of Diet Mountain Dew, lemonade, and sparkling water. It sounds like a lot going on, but somehow it all worked together perfectly. The flavors were bright and refreshing, and the strawberry pearls were a fun surprise in every sip. I also appreciate that you can customize drinks so much and still keep it lighter with options like Sprite Zero. Everything was blended smoothly and tasted super fresh. If you like playful, customizable drinks that feel like a treat without being overly heavy, Swig is definitely worth trying.

Very good selection of brews. It's a bit of a 'gamers' pub but the quiet ambiance is nice -…read moreespecially with the absence of televisions droning on. A good place to read or talk.

I visited Books & Brews to see my friend perform for the brewery's 11th anniversary celebration. My…read moregood buddy is a bit of a low-key musical virtuoso (the guy can play six instruments!), and I got to see him play three of the six instruments on the Books & Brews stage. It's such an intimate performance area, and the sound and lighting are great. They have open mic nights here every week, and I can see myself coming back in the future to listen to more music. This is the "mothership" B&B -- the OG. I've been to some of the other Books & Brews around Indy before they closed, and this one definitely feels like an original. It's very ... lived in, let's say. The layout makes no sense, and there's a lot of stuff everywhere. But it's a cozy space, and lots of people, including families with young kids, were there when I visited. I like that there are "third places" like this that adults and kids can visit to to play games and eat and have a beer. (The adults have a beer! Sorry, kids.) The food at any Books & Brews has never been my favorite. In fact, I usually avoid it altogether and just get beer. But this time, my drink of choice was kombucha, and I got an "Oliver Twist," which is a soft pretzel with beer cheese. That reminds me: The food and beverages on their menu have silly little literary names. You have to know something about me: When I see silly little names on menus for ordinary food items, a switch turns on inside me and I become a defiant brat. I will never play along and say "The Girl with the Chicken Nuggie Tattoo" instead of "chicken nuggets" or "A Tale of Two Piggies" instead of "the ham and bacon sandwich." Nope. It's not happening. And when I ordered the "soft pretzel" instead of the "Oliver Twist," they understood me just fine. There is a huge wall of shelves filled with board games that you can grab and play at your table. There had to have been at least 50 or 60 different games. They also have lots of new board games for sale, as well as things like Magic the Gathering decks, Pokemon cards, Funko and geeky swag. Oh! And, of course, they have lots and lots of books, new and used. I couldn't tell if they were arranged with any rhyme or reason. So if you're looking for something specific, you might have better luck finding it elsewhere. But if you're looking to let destiny choose your next read, you might want to pop into Books & Brews and let the B&B powers-that-be guide you to the perfect book.

Taxman in Fortville is easily one of my favorite spots in the area. The food is always very good,…read morebut their beer selection is what really puts this place over the top. There are so many great options that it's hard to go wrong. The atmosphere is great, the food never disappoints, and there's always something new to try. I beg my fiancée to go here with me basically every Saturday If you're looking for a great place to grab some good food and even better beer, Taxman is definitely worth checking out. One of those places I'll keep coming back to!

Hubs and I went to Taxman for dinner last night and had such a great experience! We decided to…read moreshare several appetizers, and everything was absolutely delicious -- and definitely enough to fill us up. Our server was fantastic, and I can't believe I don't remember her name because she absolutely deserves a shout-out! They have 17 different draft beer options, a great wine selection, and a full bar, so there's definitely something for everyone. The decor is warm and inviting, and the seating area was really comfortable. We're new to the area and have been enjoying finding places we'll want to come back to, and Taxman definitely made the list. We'll be back!