Homemade ice cream Large variety of unique flavors…read moreHomemade waffle cones Friendly and pleasant staff What more can you ask for!! One of our favorite places that we put on repeat!

Stopped here today after coming off Brookville Lake. Was able to talk to the owner. They have been…read moreopen 2 days! He said the response from the Brookville community was fantastic. He also prints the Rushville Recorder next door and plans to connect the two businesses through the archway next to the counter so everyone can see the old printing equipment. I enjoyed a dip of cappuccino and fudge brownie with caramel sauce and whipped cream. Homemade ice cream shops are tough to find these days. I will be back to support this business again.

I tried the Soufle Cheese cake and it's a little dry, but the taste is really good and some parts…read moreand creamy and with a lemon taste. I want to try more pastry's from here they definitely look amazing!

Great local shop for desserts, plus a lot of really interesting things on the menu if you're…read morelooking to mix things up from regular fast food desserts. One thing I will note is that their macarons are very chewy and almost seem like they had been refrigerated. Will for sure go back again though.

We stopped in and got two of the March special Irish cream latte and a pot of gold latte…read more Coffee drinks are fantastic, service is fantastic, they are encouraging the use of your own cup. Nice comfy coffee shop seating. We like the art work that changes and can be purchased. Still haven't made it up stairs.

I was in between cities (Indy and Cincy) and needed to stop to take a call. Amacks Well was the…read moreperfect place! It was too early for caffeine for me and fortunately there were some very cool tea lattes to try. I had a cherry green tea latte, which was delicious, and sat for my call. It was so warm (figuratively) because of the sweet staff and vibe that I wished I could have stayed longer. I will definitely be back on my next road trip.

There was no one in line and it took 5-7 minutes at the window to get my solo drink…read more I asked for the least sweetness they could do because I do not like my drink sweet. It seemed like it was completely made in full sweetness. I only drink a half of it due to it being too sweet. I thought it was a little pricey too. The other coffee spots are cheaper. The ambience is where I will give them five star look at that cute cup, and how cute they even put stickers on it.

Scooter's was open on a Sunday afternoon when no other coffee shop in Batesville was open!…read moreApparently, restaurants and shops in Batesville prefer to be closed for 50% of the weekend. Oh well. My coffee money went to Scooter's. I just got a black coffee from the drive-thru. Scooter's has a drive-thru! The whole transaction, from pulling up to the drive-thru kiosk to ordering to receiving my coffee, was seamless and fast. The people who work here who I encountered were very friendly, too. Scooter's has a large menu of coffee drinks. In fact, there are more coffee-like drinks than there are just regular coffee. They have things like Cinnamon Toast Crunch lattes, green leprechaun shakes, smoothies, and even energy drinks. They also have pup cups (of what looks like whipped cream) for dogs. I didn't want any of that, but if you're in the mood to drink all of your calories for the day, this place will help you out with that. The coffee was good, the service was quick, and best of all, they were open.

Wife and I stopped in, our son purchased house walking distance away. Lovely personnel, very tasty…read morecoffee's, quite enjoyable, We will be back!

Awesome quiet chill atmosphere. Couches, rocking chairs or tables. Light music, interesting…read morehistorical decor. Even better coffee. Try this if you are visiting state parks or rolling through Liberty. Right off SR 27. Free Wi-Fi and adequate seating for single or groups. I had the chair tea latte and it was wonderful.

Really good coffee, delicious food, and a very comfortable environment. The staff is very friendly…read more Keep in mind that they stopped serving sandwiches sometime in the mid afternoon.

Drip coffee is ok. Classic wrap was not worth the 25 minute wait. Offered up that someone took it,…read morebut I was at the counter waiting the entire time and no one took it. It's all mushed together extremely, making it difficult if not impossible to discern ingredients. See photo. Daughter's vanilla iced latte was really good. Avocado toast 7 out of 10. Blueberry muffin was excellent. Sugar crust top. Warmed. Flaky and flavorful. Not sure what the hype is. Cute space. Staff is nice.

I was staying in the general area and was looking for a breakfast place. The closest small village…read moredid not have any breakfast restaurants that were open. I noticed the good reviews so we drove an extra 10 minutes which turned out to be a worthwhile decision. Excellent spot for breakfast and the full dining area supports my opinion. I had the breakfast quesadillas which were delicious! My friends had a breakfast combo which she said was excellent. The server was patient and helpful as I vacillated between options. Definitely a two thumbs up experience and worth a drive!

Big four is so popular that there was an hour wait for a table the first time I visited. Today, we…read morevisited just before closing and got in easily. The cafe is located in the converted historic ROM Webber furniture factory. The Big Four cafe name honors the railroad line that used to pass through town. Courtney, our server, was friendly and attentive. She kept water filled and checked on us frequently. Food came out quickly. I had the Herb and Garlic Chopped salad, which was beautifully plated, fresh and delicious. Romaine, tomatoes, onions were topped with cheese and avocado. The garlicky vinaigrette dressing was tangy. I I also had a cup of the Texas Chili, which was topped with cheese and jalapeño slices. The beef was tender and the soup base slightly spicy. My husband had the Cuban Press (at Courtney's recommendation) and it was tasty and hearty. The sandwich was made using Indiana ham, slowed cooked pork and melted cheese. He said his sandwich was an easy 5 stars. Don't miss the beer battered onion rings which are fresh made and delicious. (I stole a couple of his rings.) There are roomy restrooms with changing tables. Free parking is available in front of the building. Worth a visit.

This adorable place was worth the detour from our travels on the interstate…read more The people are friendly, the shop adorable (with vintage items for sale as well as merch). The prices were amazing compared to other coffee shops and we enjoyed our drinks a ton. The only reason I'm not giving this five stars is the wait. It took quite a while to get them. Thanks for great service and delicious drinks!

Ordered a London fog and it was delicious. This coffee shop is adorable and there is plenty of…read moreindoor and outdoor seating. The barista was kind and the wait for my drink wasn't too long. Would come back!!

Midweek on a hot July day, this was the only place in town that was open, and boy were we lucky. We…read morewere driving out of town after a fun educational visit to the state museum grist mill, saw this place was open, and we had to stop. And boy was it worth it. Cold waters, cold sodas, and perfect one scoop waffle cones. I had pumpkin ice cream and the wife enjoyed cookies & cream. Friendly service. Incredibly inexpensive. And the cookie jars are as advertised, floor to ceiling, with an entire back room filled too. If you're touristing around in Metamora, this unique place needs to be one of your stops.

Grannies Cookie Jar & Ice Cream Parlor is a Metamora, Indiana icon, though it may be weird to call…read moreanything in this historic Franklin County town an actual "icon." There's quite a bit you know about me if you've followed my reviews for any length of time. This likely includes my long friendship with fellow Yelp Elites Rick G. and Holly G. - in fact, I performed their wedding ceremony! The three of us have actually collaborated on quite a few projects over the years, either due to Rick's music and comedy or because of my long history of activism and charity work. Frequently, our collaborations combine Rick and Holly's creativity with my activist spirit. For a couple years, Rick and Holly owned a shop in Metamora called Mosaic Learn & Play - I, in turn, owned a small charity bookstore within the walls of Mosaic. While I never spent nearly as much time in Metamora as did Rick and Holly, I spent my fair share of time there and grew to appreciate the picturesque, friendly town. Rick and Holly's wedding was even in Metamora! As is true of most historic towns, accessibility can definitely be an issue in Metamora. Truthfully, I'd say there's more that's not accessible than there actually is accessible in the town. Grannies is most certainly not perfect, a step greeting you at the front door and a crowded shop making even the most experienced wheelchair user more than a little paranoid. It's possible, I've been to Grannies more than once, but it's definitely a shop where I take my time wheeling and I am super careful everywhere I turn. Grannies, first of all, is an official world record holder. Granny owns over 2600 cookie jars - and I believe they're all actually here in this shop. She's held the record since 2012, as I recall. Grannies is, of course, an ice cream shop. Granny even makes all of her waffle cones by hand. Each one has a Hershey kiss at the bottom. She puts a whole lot of love in her waffle cones. The ice cream is pretty incredible, too. She has quite a few flavors and they're at reasonable prices for pretty darn amazing servings. Grannies is open 7 days a week throughout the year. While I can't say I'd drive all the way to Metamora for her ice cream, if I am in the Metamora there's no way I'm leaving without stopping at Grannies. Metamora is a beautiful little canal town. It has definitely been impacted by the pandemic, but the people are also hanging in there. I'm not quite going to say that time stands still here, but it's sure not a place you go to speed up. Metamora is a surprisingly easy drive from Indy and the entire Franklin County area could easily be a relaxing, fairly isolated day trip with Brookville also nearby as the seat of the county. There are even a couple places you can stay in Metamora, though they aren't particularly strong with access and you'd probably want to go to Brookville if that's needed. If you get a chance, head south to Metamora and be sure to stop in at Grannies for some ice cream and definitely check out those cookie jars!