I still haven't had anything from Two Chicks that wasn't delicious. Run by friendly folks in a cute…read morelittle shop.

Sometimes you feel guilty about giving a low review and Two Chicks Whisky Business puts me in that…read moreposition. The staff here are incredibly friendly and welcoming and they deserve 5-stars. For me there are two factors that brought the rating to below expectations. 1.) I didn't think the food was good quality. I tried the peach and cherry coblers. For me, the filling tasted like canned pie filling and the crust was pretty mediocre as well. 2.) The hours here are strange- I feel like I drove by numerous times in hopes they would be open to give it try. My understanding is when they are open they close when they run out of product for the day (fair enough- and it seems popular with locals). All in all, I probably won't be back to Two Chicks but it seems like a popular spot for other people. Maybe you'll enjoy it more than me :)

I spent part of this afternoon clearing out my parents' home following my father's passing last…read moreweek and his funeral earlier this week. I stopped at Mayberry Cafe for dinner, however, I'd spied Danville Dips when I parked on the town square and decided rather than ordering dessert I'd wheel over to Danville Dips to check it out. Danville Dips is located down the block from the Royal Theater. Parking is available streetside or along the square with 2-hour time limits for most parking spots. As a side note, disabled parking spots have a 5-hour time limit. This allows you to really visit the square and its increasingly cool businesses. Danville Dips is locally owned. The minute I arrived, I felt comfy. While I would call the entrance accessible, I'll note that there's a bit of an incline to get into Danville Dips. I was able to open the glass door and wheel myself up the incline (NOTE: I am a wheelchair user). However, those with upper-body difficulties may need assistance. Danville Dips is bright yet also has lots of wood. It's a unique design I really liked. There's booths along both sides of the wall and a surprising amount of empty space. As you go toward the back, you'll see the ordering counter. They also have a side room you can rent. Danville Dips is an ice cream shop, of course, but they also do carry sandwiches and such. They have sandwiches, hard dip, drinks, specials, sundaes, floats, and a few other items. Despite it being only in the 40s today, I was still in the mood for ice cream. I for the life of me can't remember the name of the flavor I got - something along the lines of a brownie/chocolate concoction. Whatever it was called, it was a delight. The serving size was also more generous than expected. By the way, I have to mention. There was a group of for young women sitting at a table when I arrived. They enthusiastically greeted me when I arrived and did so with a sincerity that was refreshing. I have no idea who they were - associated with the place? Friends of employees? Who knows? They were awesome. They did the same thing when I left. They had no idea I'd just lost my father and had just spent the afternoon cleaning out the house - but their heartfelt welcome nearly brought me to tears. Ultimately, I really loved this place. The atmosphere is welcoming. The employees were friendly. Those four people? Icing on the ice cream cake. This town square has several stores worth exploring along with Mayberry Cafe, the Royal, a coffeeshop, a burger joint, and an art gallery. Danville is an easy drive west and easily worth it. When you arrive, you definitely have to head to Danville Dips.

This ice cream shop is on the corner of the Danville courthouse square. During the summer there is…read morea cruise in the first Friday of the month on the square and we normally attend. We have been to many business in the area for dinner and dessert. Dips has a large area to sit and enjoy your treat. If there is a line it moves very quick. There are several employees and they move fast to get you in and out. There is a public restroom in back of the business. On this visit I enjoyed the sparking piña colada. It was Sprite, pineapple and ice cream. There might have been more items in it, I can't remember. It was good. I would get it again. They have soft serve and hard dip ice cream. Even saw a little boy with a push up! So there is something for everyone.

Well I've been missing out. Heard of Lick but not been out to really check out this location or…read morefully explored what they had to offer. In summary - good ice cream, interesting flavors, fair servings. Been back multiple times already in the past month! The coffee chip is done very well and my favorite so far. I do think flavors are rotated so I hope the coffee chip is a frequent flavor. If undecided between flavors or wanting to try two, gotta get the regular size. I cannot eat what's served as a regular sized ice cream these days and usually ask for smaller serving but dang i still got quite a lot! I wish I could get a single scoop with two flavors as that seems more appropriate serving for me. When I first smelled their waffle cone I did a double take and after taking a bite confirmed my suspicion. I won't ruin it for you and suggest you also give it a try! Lick does offer a couple vegan flavors for those with egg allergy but processes all flavors in house that has nuts and seeds. So for my littlest he's unable to try the ice cream when the vegan is also made with nuts so he instead begs for the waffle cone when we visit and content with that. Both boys started calling this the "really good ice cream shop". They're enjoyed playing with the rotary phone booth just outside. Service friendly. Not really experienced a wait. A couple of seats inside and a couple of tables outside. There is free parking in the lot. FYI I'm looking at the old photos of the business and it looks like Lick has relocated a little more south on the Monon and the blue house is now The Clubhouse.

Ice creams was good , tho small selection. My grandchild needed a bathroom urgently , and they…read morerefused. He was a polite 9 year old. There was no option --- we had to hurriedly leave. I understand the policy, but there should have been a compassionate exception. Will we go back ? Maybe not

For those who are unaware, Scoop Shack has grown…read more Formerly located in a small strip center at 71st and Binford, Scoop Shack has expanded into the former Regions Bank located in the very same parking lot. The new location affords Scoop Shack a more appropriate space for their growing event/birthday business. It also offers them the chance to explore some additional opportunities with the space. Scoop Shack now also has a more "proper" outdoor area comprised of the space that used to be the drive-thru for the bank. Oh, and yes. The bank's safe area is still here. It's kind of a cool feature. There's also a play area for the kids. So, I knew I needed to revisit and update my review. There are two van-accessible parking spots out front. There's also one along the back for the outdoor section (there's a window where you can order without going inside). There's still a two-sided, double-door entry. It's about the only part of the whole experience that isn't super wheelchair friendly, though it's not bad. Both owners have a background in healthcare - so, the awareness of disability is pretty obvious - there's even a ramp to the back patio area. As this is a fairly recent move, the interior is still growing. There's a nice, comfy design to it. Prices are still reasonable. They still offer four and six flavor flights. Their ice cream comes from local fave Sundae's. There's a combination of half-booths and tables for seating. They've also added a handful of light food items (like hot dogs), though they're still keeping it simple. Scoop Shack does catering, parties, events, and more. They offer sundaes, shakes, ice cream nachos, walkabouts, chocogattos, a variety of hot/cold drinks, and some bottled/canned drinks. There are two unisex bathrooms - both are accessible. I've grown very fond of Scoop Shack. I think they started right around my first review in 2021 (not exactly an easy year to open up a new shop). The neighborhood has really embraced them. I definitely recommend a visit. While I loved the old space, this old space is definitely a great move for Scoop Shack.

Delicious ice cream, big spacious seating and playing areas, and always friendly service.read more

Try their maple long John with cream. It literally melts in your mouth. The consistency of the…read morecream is perfect not too much just right. I typically go on weekends when they are busy. They always have a few workers and you get through the line quickly. I also tried their buttermilk doughnut this time. It's the size of two donuts. It's so scrumptious and moist. Nothing fancy on the inside. There are a few tables if you decide to stay there to eat your donuts.

Every now and then I crave a good donut, and with Pana in the area, I decided to stop by. This…read morelocation used to be a bank in the '90s and is not converted to a donut shop. I went through the drive thru to place order. I ordered the cream filled chocolate covered donut and a dozen donut holes. The cream inside the donut was the perfect texture and sweetness. I was disappointed that I didn't get a dozen holes- I got 9.

Absolutely amazing! From the beautiful presentation to the incredible atmosphere and outstanding…read moreflavors, everything was exceptional. A fantastic place to create great memories with friends and family. We can't wait to come back!

Stopped by here one day while in Greenwood and I was excited to try it. When we walked in I just…read moreknew I wouldn't purchase anything, and my friend knew the same thing. First off, the parking lot is a little on the watch your surroundings and lock your doors type of vibe. When you enter the establishment, it's a large space. Some of the tables are too close to the register but what thre us off is the pile of trash waiting to cleared nearvthe front door. Immediately, we were like NOPE, not doing it. After this, we walked around and got vibes of a clean if you feel like it type of vibe. The food area was messy and they didn't seem to care. There were a couple of cute photo opportunities but we couldn't do it. In the way out we saw all kind of spider webs. Will I be back? NO! Should you try it? I don't know ‍ I base this review only off of cleanliness. I don't know how the dessert is.

All I need is ONE sweet for the rest of the month - I can fast happy after a Cinnamon Roll here. In…read morecase you haven't met Auntie Anne's, the Amish know how to BREAD, and this family recipe is superior, hand-crafted, and all-natural, the DOUGH still somewhat pliable, not overly sweetened, and chewy. Swirling layers of syrupy sweet cinnamon filling in a JUST RIGHT ratio of roll-to-cinnamon-to-cream cheese icing is HEAVENLY - I dare you to eat just half. Pro-Tips: Ask for a complimentary donut sample at one of their 16 locations (still doing things "the old-fashioned way" after franchising in 2012), and choose your best (fresh & dated) fave from the case. It's for those who want the best, and know the difference!

Our family loves rise and roll and our family owned business likes to gift their donuts to some of…read moreour clients. They're delicious and fresh and the bakery offers other amazing products based on season preferences. From pecan pie to apple butter, you're bound to find something sweet and delicious to snack on. The employees and nice, patient, and very helpful. Love this place and will most definitely be back!

We had an amazing morning at Boyden's Bakery! The donuts were incredibly fresh and the coffee was…read moreperfect. Love the old-school feel and the friendly service. Definitely a hidden gem in the city. We'll be back for sure!

I don't know how Longs has the wrap on "best donuts" Boyden's puts them to shame everyday of the…read moreweek the bavarian cream and French cruellers set the bar.