Stopped by yesterday afternoon and sat at the bar. I ordered a flight of beer as I had not had any…read moreof their beers before. I also tried the Wings, not what I expected. It said they were jumbo smoked wings. I did taste a little smoke in the wings, but it also appeared like they flash fried them before serving. The wings I got were not jumbo. In the middle of the afternoon, it was not busy. I'm not a coffee drinker but I like the concept of the brewery and a coffee bar. They have several TV's and video games, as well as a foosball table and pool table. I also like the outdoor stage area. The staff were friendly.

Immaculate beer selection. And all of their beers are brewed in house. I got a flight and…read moreeverything was GREAT. I also ordered two pizzas with two friends. Both of those are AMAZING. The service was quick. I love the vibe inside. It feels like sports bar meets log cabin. Also I LOVE the massive amount of bike parking. This is a MUST STOP on the Monon trail. If you are in Westfield you need to stop by.

Moms and kids day. Half Moon totally accommodated three generations. Our server apologized because…read moreit was pretty busy for an after lunch before dinner, but she was great. The restaurant is a cross between sports bar and family restaurant, we all real liked the atmosphere and service. Now for our reason for being there: the food. We started with the fried jalapeños and fried green tomatoes. Both were delicious. The tomatoes were heavily breaded and cooked soft. A nice crunch. The dips are house made and delicious. We all loved our meals. Excellent brisket. I brought smoked sausage back for my husband. He said they were great (and didn't share with me). The beer was delicious. Are we returning? A hard yes! Worth the trip.

Food was good. I got the bourbon chicken. I highly recommend it. The breads rolls are amazing. If…read moreyou want a starter grab Mac n Cheese bites and dip them in the sauce. You won't regret it. Jeremy is a great manager and Kelly Ann is the best server. True hospitality demonstrated there. I will be back!

Food was tasty, I got a glass of house cab because they were out of ginger beer for mules but it…read morewas tasty! We had the bear fries app, smoked wings (best wings we've had in a long time!), pepperoni & sausage flat bread & breaded haddock entree with brussles - all very good! Waitress was very kind and the outdoor mulch area is wonderful on a nice night! Dog friendly patio is a plus!

I love coming here and this is my first visit in 2025 since probably 2022. I love that there are so…read moremany consistent aspects of their menu as well as their food. It is great to see that they've maintained the decor as well. On this particular evening, no weights and it wasn't crowded and also our waiter happen to be fairly new and still learning. While service was good and I'm sure he made his best effort. I will say the food is so great and it's nice to see prices did not change exorbitantly high.

What an INCREDIBLE hidden gem!!! Great food, great atmosphere, & the owner & staff are so beyond…read morefriendly! Would probably be a regular if i lived closer! Worth the stop! Great pricing on wine, kayaking, & more! Even has live music & plans on expanding that! Thanks for the amazing experience ya'll -Brooke with an e

Awesome venue very rustic and quiet to meet your friends and family. Close to Salamonie Reservoir…read moreand many trails and camping.

For years I have wanted to try Payne's since I have driven by the sign on the interstate so many…read moretimes. So glad I finally did. The restaurant was a lot more kitschy than I was expecting, which I loved. Our waitress had a wonderful energy. She was very knowledgeable about the menu. The menu had several unique items. I ordered a Scottish soda called IRN BRU. I love trying food and drinks from around the world. It tasted like an Orange Crush soda. Our waitress said they were known for their Cauliflower soup. It was cold outside so soup sounded perfect. I also got a pepper jack grilled cheese. The soup came in a huge bowl. The combo of the soup and grilled cheese was very filling. My friends ordered the sticky pudding. I had a bite and it was delicious. I cant believe it's taken me so long to eat here. I throughly enjoyed it and cant wait for my next road trip.

On our drives from Carmel to Michigan this wonderful, amazing, restaurant makes our long journey so…read moremuch easier. We love Payne's and have told everyone about it. In fact it is my favorite restaurant of all time. Sunday we stopped again. I had the British chicken curry and the fatoush. It was amazing as usual. That fatoush is so refreshing! My wife had the pork chop which comes with these amazing mashed potatoes with mustard seasoning that will blow your mind. She can never finish because it's so much food, which is OK with me because I help her out some. My favorite way to eat this is to mix a little mashed potato, mustard and pork chop together into one delicious bite. We were too full for dessert, but the times that we had the dessert here were spectacular as well. Thank you to all the people that work at Paynes, please don't change anything, you are the best!

This controversial mural is the work of The Droops, an Indianapolis-based artist collective who…read morewere commissioned by The Spot to do the piece in 2015. It located on the side of the Spot and overlooks their parking lot. It takes up 2 sections of the bar's side wall. The mural is in great shape but as you can see in the photos, its lower park is obstructed by parked vehicles. It is a collogue of random images that include a guillotine, a beer on a folding chair, a tombstone, a skull, a in a bikini with four eyes holding a beer up, a knife, a clown, a bomb, a trumpet, a cigarette butt, a foot, a face being punched by a fist, a hand holding a knife, and an odd character holding a beer while playing a piano. The mural also depicts a naked woman tied to a tree and male genitalia in between a hotdog bun, which caused quite a site as you can imagine. There were calls by the community to have the offensive piece removed, covered up or fenced off. The change.org petition ended with 20 supporters. At one point the Lafayette police issued a warning that artwork was violation of the city's graffiti ordinance. There was a point during all of this that they used a Mike Pence head (who was governor at the time) to cover the male genitalia. Ultimately, the Spot won and the city decided that the mural was not graffiti and did not meet the criteria for a citation. The mural is standing today. Even though there are a lot of images to digest. The artwork is very nice. This is a provocative piece that definitely generates conversation. You can deiced for yourself what your thoughts on the piece are. Parking to get a closer look at the mural is easy, even though it overlooks a parking lot, the lot is kind of tight. There is however, some free parking pretty close to the mural too. Anyway, as with most murals that I have visited and reviewed, this is not a long stop. I was there less than 5 minutes. So, you may want to consider planning out additional stops at many of the other attractions in the area, or making this stop part of a larger itinerary to maximize your time and trip. There of tons of murals to check out in the immediate area.

Good bar with friendly staff. On weeknights it's a chill place that makes good drinks at a decent…read moreprice. They have a turntable and offer to play records if you bring them in. On weekends it can get packed and they open up the dance area with loud music. The vibe is still good, just a lot more going on. The outdoor area is a great place to hang out for a more chill experience on these nights.

What a great find in Indiana so worth the detour on our way back to West Virginia…read more So when summer construction. Around Indy gets you down take your own detour to this location. Service was the greatest, the food was awesome and fresh. The decor is perfect as the bricks holding this place up. Also watch out for the Kraken! Actually the Kraken Burger and wings are recommended by the locals.

Huge thank you to Creatures of Habit! My team and I hosted a private staff event on one of their…read moreclosed days, and I have to say--it was one of the smoothest and most enjoyable events we've ever planned. Not a single complaint from anyone! The food was incredible, with a tasty variety of appetizers like fried pickles, quesadillas, salad, chips, and jalapeño poppers--everything was a hit. I personally enjoyed a favorite of mine, a buffalo chicken wrap which was full of delicious flavors and ingredients. We were able to provide drink tickets, and the selection--from ciders to sour beers--was top-notch and well-loved by everyone. The space itself is warm, welcoming, and perfect for larger gatherings. The assortment of board games was a hit amongst our crew. I couldn't recommend Creatures of Habit more--whether it's for events, hangouts, or anything in between. Thank you again! We're already looking forward to our next visit.

Exceptional. Low to high class in a whiskey minute. They will have some of your higher brow brown…read moreliquors.

Very unique situation where they let you taste the store picks that they have. This was cool cause…read moreit allowed me to find something I did enjoy. Was disappointed to see quite a few bourbons that I wanted to buy but was told they weren't for sale. See picture.

Everything was so awesome Huge selections, friendly service with warm greetings and good humor …read more This unique and magical shop is must see and try

This is definitely one of coolest N/A shops I've ever been to, actually no, it is the coolest N/A…read moreBeverage shop! First the store is uniquely stocked with THC products, adaptogens, N/A beer, wine, spirits and kombucha. We met the co-owner Summer and she was so nice and informative. Her employee, whom sadly I forgot her name, was also very friendly and helpful. Lastly, the ambiance is so cool and gives you good vibes. They have pinball machines and retro arcade games. There's a little couch and a bar to just chill out and enjoy your beverage. Also, I nice little table and seats are right in front of the store. Generation N/A really has an aura about it.

I discovered three more product categories that can be used for non-alcoholic home concoctions:…read more 1. Flavored syrups and fruit concentrates. Dilute and pour on your shaved/crushed ice or ice cream. Or use instead of the more expensive smaller size flavorings with your Soda Stream carbonated beverage maker, (that thing that injects CO2 in your water to make soda.) 2.Malted (not roasted) barley and wheat, for adding to whole wheat flour for a better rise. White flour (all-purpose flour and bread flour) has malted barley flour added, which has enzymes that break down starch into the glucose/sugar that yeast can use. Whole wheat flour has little to no malted barley/wheat added. Be careful because adding too much malt powder to dough breaks down too much starch. Check recipes before use. GF will crush malt, but not grind it sufficiently for dough use. I use a coffee/spice grinder to turn the malted grains into powder/flour. 3. Dried malt extract, aka malt sugar. This usually consists of three types of sugars: glucose/dextrose, maltose, and maltotriose. Use for making old-fashioned "malted" milkshakes. Good for adding to hot breakfast cereals, too. I use a little in bread-making. (See my previous review about corn sugar/glucose/dextrose.)

I placed an order online and a couple of the items got a little beat up during shipping. I called…read moreand the person on the phone was very nice and helpful. They sent me replacements for the items that were damaged and they arrived the very next day.