Very nice and quaint store, friendly people. While camping at Turkey Run I ventured out to the…read moreclosest grocery store.

Don't do too much shopping here, but the deli is awesome! The fried chicken is fantastic, sides are…read morevery good that we e tried. Macaroni salad, potato salad, broccoli salad all quite good. Definitely recommend the fried chicken though. Hard to beat it!

We drive a bus and stay in rockville some nites. The workers at nite are friendly even when we get…read morethere right at closing. Produce has been sliding downhill in the last year or so however the rest of the store is clean and easy to find what we need.

This is also called Jaytee's Country Market, btw…read more This was just what I was dreaming of, fresh bake goodies, a deli counter where you can get very reasonably priced sandwiches and so many other things in the store. The ladies were very sweet (one of them was singing in the back room some soft sweet song and it was really quite beautiful). Service was fast in the bathroom was clean! I got a smoked turkey with colby and pickles on rye bread (don't judge) and there was plenty of everything on the sandwich. My pumpkin whoopie pie was amazing, as was my peach hand pie (they had several other) and the cheese bread. Definitely a good place to stop and get some good food and snacks. As with most Amish stores, they don't take credit cards, so bring your cash!

This is not the correct name nor the correct address for this Amish country market. It is currently…read morecalled Windy acres country market previously known as Jaytee's. You can Google it for the correct address. It sits on US 41. Great sandwiches very reasonably priced. Local items and freshly homemade items from this market. highly recommend!

First time I came here it was so good but today it was horrible. The eggs were so overcooked and…read moredry I didn't eat them. The biscuits were old and tasted so bad even with the jelly so I didn't eat those either. The ham was ok I think they've changed where they get it from there was too much gristle for me. The hashbrowns were the biggest disappointment. There's no longer any shredded hashbrowns it's the Pattie's like McDonald's. The hashbrown is the one thing I ate so it wasn't horrible just not what I was expecting. Probably be the last time going there for me.

A small eat in gas station. It appeared a lot of people stop in to grab a quick bite before and…read moreafter their hiking trip. We grabbed hotdogs and jumbo pretzels with cheese to carb load. They were decent and fairly priced. Grab you water and snacks before your hike. They also have postcards, stickers, and magnets.

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!

I've been there a few times. The meat sectionn is the only ones that will do the cuts we ask for!…read moreThey are amazing! The next thing I want to applaud is the guy doing the cheese/wine. This guy, (Adam maybe?), is a durn genius! He helped us once with finding a very sharp and tangy cheese. Next time we told him we are doing an au gratin potatoe and he pulled up a greener cheese that just sent it thru the roof. I hope you are paying these people very well as they can make a huge impact upon the food your customers are serving! We now have a place that can supply the cuts of meat we want, the accompanying cheese we need, and we greatly appreciate all the wonderful service these people provide!

I really do like Baeslers. It's locally owned, a manageable-size store, the meat selection is…read moreexcellent, the hot bar is one of my favorites, the bakery is great, selection is curated and the location is easy to get to, and checkout is usually quick. I'm writing this review mainly because I hope management sees it. Two things keep this from being a 5-star experience for me. First, sale pricing. I would estimate that around 80% of the time I buy something advertised as on sale, the discount doesn't ring up correctly. That makes it hard to shop with confidence. Second, I really, really, really wish the store had self-checkout lanes. Partly so customers can easily verify prices as they scan items, but mainly because I've noticed some food-handling habits at checkout that are concerning. For example, I once bought hot bar food (which you open and eat right away), and the cashier was eating crackers with both hands so fast you'd have thought those crackers owed her money while ringing up my ready to eat, while the bagger was picking at her lip gloss with her fingers. That's not what most people expect when handling ready-to-eat food. I've also seen cashiers lick their fingers before counting cash back. That is gross. For both of us. Having worked in banks, I could horrify you telling you in detail how disgustingly dirty is money. After the lip picking incident I haven't been buying as much hot bar and that's bad for me and bad for their business. Self-checkout would help avoid all those issues and make an already good store perfect. Its not the cheapest place in town but it could be the best. If pricing accuracy improves and self-checkouts are added, this would easily be a 5-star grocery store for me.

Ordered a few sandwiches and sides to go. We got chicken salad, Italian trio, and red skin potato…read moresalad. I also got a larger bag of chips. The total was $20 which is a steal right now. This is a great option for something quick that isn't fast food.

A hidden stop along our route for the day. Here you'll find…read morevarious fresh meats and sauces as well as local favorites. Everyone was friendly. We ordered chicken and dumplings which were very good and reminded me of a soup I had as a child. There is a seating area separate from the meat shop and it's a quiet spot to just catch your breath.

A well organized and neatly laid out Walmart that is NOT a Supercenter. While it has the usual soft…read moregoods and electronics and home and such, the selection here is limited. There are a few aisles of groceries but it's not the usual offerings. You can buy most everything you need here and if there's stuff you can't find, there's a full grocery store across the shopping center. Parking was easy and self-checkout worked fine. [Review 1290 of 2024 - 167 in Indiana - 22313 overall]

This Walmart is extremely easy to access from the highway, and it seemed well staffed with friendly…read morepeople. It's a smaller store, but I appreciated the ability to run in and out quickly. The bathrooms were very clean.

Not much I can say to make this interesting. Standard Kroger grocery. They have a nice produce…read moresection and have started stocking some of the more well known craft beers. Friendly service. Why have 6 registers and only open 2 of them?

I sat in the curbside delivery for over 30 min. I know boohoo. But when the automated call services…read moresays call us back in 10 min if it's not out, I expect some urgency. I called at fter 15 min. Was told they were busy and it would be out soon. I wanted another 10 min and called and spoke with a manager. He said there was a bomb scare yesterday and that they were behind. Not sure after 24 hours how they were still that far behind At this point I have no intention of ever going back to this kroger which is unfortunate because it is the closest to my house

Well off the beaten path, Foxworthy's Maple Syrup is well worth the visit…read more Not only do they have tons of home-made maple syrup, you can also buy home-made jams and jellies, baked goods, sassafras tea and even recipe books. In late February/early March, you'll even see the family processing its own maple syrup in the traditional manner, right down to the genuine, wood-fired evaporation pans. And while you're there, make sure to ask about Archie Foxworthy -- a Parke County Hoosier legend who founded the farm decades ago. Unfortunately, Archie passed away. But his family farm and his legend live on! Note: The farm is sometimes calls the "Meri-Arch Farm". Also, it's now run by a man named "Kevin Smith" (Archie's grandson, I think) -- so if you have to look it up or ask around, those are two additional search-terms that might come in handy. But let's face it, if you get lost looking for it, rest assured that Parke County, Indiana is just about one of the best places I know for discovering unexplored treasures. There's a lot to see in Parke County. And Foxworthy's farm is a wonderful place to start.