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    Driving Wind Farm

    4.6 (35 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    A sign outside the cafe door with there hours

    I have been going here for the past two years and often bring friends from out of town. They have a delicious chai latte. I will say it's a bit pricey but nothing outrageous. The outside farm area is always fun to explore

    Farm store
    Katherine A.

    Did you know that you can pick your own berries just minutes from downtown Indianapolis? Driving Wind Farm offers a selection of annuals and perennials, you-pick strawberries, blueberries and blackberries (when in season) and much more. There is a cafe on the grounds offering coffees, fresh pastries, soups, salads and sandwiches. The farm stand sells strawberries, local honey, jams and jellies and an assorted garden accessories. The place is pretty darn cute. I stopped by to pick up a quart of their fresh pre-picked strawberries. The staff at this family run business is super friendly. Upcoming events on the farm include a strawberry shortcake bash in mid June. The event includes opportunities to pet their farm animals. I can't wait to take the kids. We walked around the grounds and everything is super clean and organized. In the cafe, you can buy homemade popsicles made from fruit on the farm! What a special treat on a hot day! The strawberries were delicious with so much more flavor than you can find in the grocery stores. I can't wait to pick blueberries. There is plenty of parking but the in/on onto Michigan Road can get hairy. The staff said they get busy during events, so go early.

    Special event menu
    Christina L.

    This is one of my kids' absolute favorite places. There are berries to pick, animals to see, snacks to see and a tractor to ride! It is not a huge farm but just right for little kids. The cafe is cute and has lots of great options including bakery items, lunch, coffee, and a popsicle/ice cream case. There is a party room that would be great for a baby shower or birthday. They often have special events like the strawberry shortcake festival when there are special food offerings and extra fun like bounce houses for the kids. Check out the schedule on social media. Don't miss the tractor ride to get a bit of the history of the farm plus a thrill for young kids. It is fun to hear directly from the family members who own the farm!

    Blueberries by the handful!
    Aaron M.

    Blueberry picking is an annual tradition for us, and Driving Wind is absolutely perfect! My kids love picking blueberries because there are no thorns, and being able to pick blueberries in the netted garden makes the picking feel extra special and extra cozy. I do wish the cafe were better stocked with their excellent options. This is the second time in a row we've gone and tried to get a blueberries and cream popsicle (a seasonal delicacy worth its weight in gold according to my kids) and they've been out. [sad face]

    Biscuits and gravy, apple cider slushee
    Rebecca S.

    Went for the pumpkin event and had no idea this little farm was there right off Michigan road! Great small event for littles, also stopped in the cafe and got breakfast which was great! Parking was well organized, several things for little kids to do and the tractor/hayride ride around the farm was amazing, I loved hearing the history of the area as well as the farm itself.

    Inside cafe
    David C.

    Went for a coffee, walked out a definite repeat customer! Excellent selection of breakfast & lunch options available. Coffee was solid. Definitely want to return for the general store goods, with a wide variety of jams, butters, & salsas.

    Gift shop at the entrance
    Brittany S.

    Dropping an update here to reiterate how much I love this place. We visited again this past weekend for blueberry and blackberry picking. The bushes were loadddeddd! And, if you're not in the mood for picking, you can always pop into their store to purchase already picked berries. The store also features a variety of jams, honey, etc. we also visited the cafe that offers breakfast and lunch options along with coffee. U appreciated that they had some books snd coloring pages for kids as well. Our berries were so good that we are returning this weekend to pick more. We're also planning to purchase some of the u-pick flowers during our visit. This is a peaceful oasis in the heart of our city!

    Biscuits and gravy
    Lynette R.

    I don't know how I didn't know this, but I just learned that there's a cute little coffee shop at Driving Wind Farm less than 1/2 mile from me. I had to try the B&Gs and a Mocha for breakfast...they were so so so good!

    Picking blueberries
    Jessica W.

    I wish I could give this place five thousand stars! We had so much fun picking berries! And ALSO they have an adorable shop and cafe filled with great food, goodies, and treats. The staff were so friendly and helpful, but not overbearing. I took my 5 year-old and we had the absolute best time!

    Salsas, honey, jams available
    Kara M.

    This is an urban farm located off of Michigan road. It's located not that far past the Michigan Road Public Library. They had blueberries as well as blackberries that you could pick right now. They had strawberries that weren't ready to pick yet. Being able to pick blueberries and blackberries from the plant is as fresh as it's going to get! They have a little store that sells locally made candles the triple pudding berry that was burning next to the register smelled great! Soaps, jams, salsas, local honey are available. Next to the store sell 4 Birds Bakery cookies quite a few varieties. They sell LICK popsicles, ice cream, drinks, and coming soon coffee! I saw in some of the pictures they sell pies and chicken pot pies. One of the workers said they're going to try to have pumpkins which they planted, apple cider, and fall things later on. It sounded like a great idea to keep the farm open later on into the year.

    Bruschetta Flight for $14
    Wanda M.

    I've been to Driving Winds Berry Farm several times now and I've enjoyed each visit. The Berry Farm sits back off of Michigan Road with a big Open Flag by the entrance. Looking for fresh berries? Yes!! You pick or there's usually a few pints of pre-picked berries in the cooler located in the Garden Shop. The picking season runs April - October for Strawberries, Blueberries and Blackberries. You pick prices run $8.99 per quart and a little higher for those pre-picked. The berries are sweet, plump and beautiful with protective netting over the berries to protect against birds. The business and picking hours could vary depending on weather and berry availability. Driving Winds opens at 7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, Saturday 9:00 - 2:00 p.m. and closed Sunday and Monday. You can also find perennial plants and shrubs as well as hanging baskets plus annuals planted in cute tin pots this past Spring. Fresh flowers are available for customers to cut for bouquets. The sunflowers were gorgeous during my last visit. Wagon Rides, Pumpkins and Mums will be available soon. The Garden Shop has great gift items with pie plates, local honey, jellies, jams, sauces, hand crafted soaps and candles, bath products and I'm a Berry Good Boy/Girl merchandise from infant to adult extra-large plus much more. The Cafe is the hidden gem here with patio or indoor seating. The menu offers excellent cinnamon rolls, brownies, muffins, lemon bread, daily lunch specials, hot or cold beverages from Lattes, Mochas, Espressos, Lemonade Shake-Ups, Root Beer Floats, Berry Filled Ice Cream Bars and Lick Ice Cream. My favorite is the Bruschetta Flights served on excellent bread where you can select 4 of the 6 flavors for $14 but only served on Saturday. The Pineapple Haberno Spread is my favorite with the Ricotta, Fig and Pistachio running a close second. All the staff are extremely friendly and very helpful. Parking is located in the grass area across from the Gift Shop and the small lane is gravel leading from Michigan Road to back of property where the blackberries are located so dress appropriately for weather conditions.

    Part of the farm
    Ashley M.

    The absolute cutest farm, shop & Cafe nestled right along Michigan Rd. My daughter and I stopped in for a quick treat and were blown away by the wonderful service, options and all the activities held throughout the year. We will definitely be back with the whole family for strawberry, blueberry & pumpkin picking days

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    I do not recommend this farm at all. They have rude and unprofessional owners. The picks aren't good at all either.

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    Broad Ripple Farmers Market

    4.4
    (118 reviews)
    4.7 mi
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    4.9
    (56 reviews)
    3.2 mi
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    4.5
    (18 reviews)
    4.7 mi

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    My Aldi journey has fluctuated over the years. I went from being a total Aldi hater, to being…read moreindifferent to Aldi, to being an Aldi apologist. Part of the reason for me becoming an Aldi convert is this particular Aldi on 86th Street. I now consider this Aldi my "home" Aldi, because it's located in my adopted neighborhood of Nora, and it's just off of the Monon Trail. I'm at this Aldi all the time, because I'm in this area a lot of the time. I'm so familiar with this Aldi that I don't even blink an eye at the produce in cardboard boxes anymore! I revel in the bleak aesthetics and harsh lighting! I kind of really love that I can't find everything on my grocery list! And now, I make sure to always have a quarter with me, just in case I need a shopping basket. But more often than not, I am able to fit everything in a reusable bag, which I make sure is in my car at all times, just in case I need to make an Aldi run. Aldi has changed me a little bit, and that's OK. A fun thing that I discovered, after shopping at Aldi several times, is that many of the products that they sell -- especially in the cheese section -- are most likely also Trader Joe's products, but in a different package. Also, some of my favorite tortillas chips are at Aldi, and they have a decent wine section! Wine lovers should not sleep on Aldi's wine offerings, because they have some diamonds. Usually, there is only one checkout line open. But I never have to wait long -- they are super efficient here at this Aldi. They will get you in and out quickly.

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    4.1
    (437 reviews)
    5.4 mi
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    We were visiting family and we decided on an impromptu charcuterie tray on the front porch since it…read morewas such a beautiful evening. Of course my daughter called traders point creamery to order a couple custom charcuterie trays. They're very good with pasteurized versus non-pasteurized options, different meats, cheeses, honey, and nuts. I have no idea what she paid for them because she would not let me help pay, but they were all very good. We also had some of the honey buns and French bread that came with us. We loved walking through the gardens and seeing all of the thriving plants, make sure you take the time to enjoy nature

    We decided to try something different and this was the perfect place to visit…read more Farm to table is a great restaurant concept. The creamery / dairy is such a cool addition to the whole experience. They make their own ice cream and various cheeses. They offered them on a cheese charcuterie board for an appetizer. The place sits on a large and very pretty plot of property. The cows are adorable and they have my favorite cows - the cute and sweet brown Swiss and Jersey breeds. The restaurant is vast and the atmosphere is comfy and rustic. The food was great and everyone seemed to enjoy it. It was all well prepared. We tried the fish, burger, mac and cheese and scallops pasta dish. I had a filet steak and it was wonderful. The staff were very knowledgeable and so helpful and friendly. They have a gift shop and sell many cool handmade items like lotions, soaps and food. If I am ever back in this area, I will absolutely come back.

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