Good service and nice personal, the food is great and the ambiance is respectful delicious foodread more

Although I primarily get gas here and not snacks or food, the staff are always friendly and…read moreagreeable. That said I wish they would find time to fill the the gas pumps with paper receipts so that each time I visit I do not have to come inside the store to get my receipt!

Since my dad lives in Lafayette, we were looking for a place about halfway that was open on Sunday…read moreand could easily accommodate a group of 6. Klooz Brewz came up in a google search, so we took a gamble...and it paid off! We were seated right away and the server was quick and efficient with our order. Their brunch menu was a hit with 3 of us who ordered off of it (French toast as the bread for breakfast sandwiches?! Genius!). I built my own seasonal flight and enjoyed all of the 5 pours. My personal favorite was the red IPA. I love red ales, and this a delicious one. We decided this was a perfect halfway meeting place that was a crowd pleaser for all of us--even my two teenagers!

This is a very nice microbrewery/gastropub in downtown Lebanon. They have a dizzying array of…read morebeers on draft, both their own and from guest breweries. And the food is nothing to sneeze at. They have many interesting items which I believe change regularly.

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.

We stumbled Traders point creamery while driving from the eagle creek park, and were glad we…read morestopped! According to the salesperson at the store this is the first USDA-certified organic dairy farm in Indiana. They have different areas you can visit, The Loft which is the restaurant, the dairy bar which is a small place to get your desserts and the farm store, all the places is a little bit crowded, a cozy place. We only got desserts as we had other dinner plans we got some milkshake, scoop of ice cream, soda float, and a small cup of their organic chocolate milk All were delicious and very very tasty Outside you can meet some of their animals, they have a big old red barn that houses baby calves and there's some chickens and if you go in further to the property you can see the big cows

I had a great time at Stuckey Farm with some friends!…read more We came to do the corn maze like true Midwest girlies, and it didn't disappoint. We did the scavenger hunt, completed puzzles inside the maze, and eventually wound our way through! It was a very hot day for the season, so the apple cider slushes and hayride around the farm were good rewards. They also served Native Bread cookies in the shop, so I had a pumpkin chocolate chip one. A very pleasing option for a gluten free and dairy free person like me! I bought cider to take home and it was fantastic and priced well. It cost $10 each to get back into the activity area, which was reasonable, but could get pricey if you're bringing a big family. So check rates ahead of time and save up! But we had a great visit and I'd go back for another fall adventure.

Looking for something fun and wonderfully wholesome to enjoy with the entire family? Come to…read moreStuckey Farm Orchard Farm and Cidery stat! I attended the Sunflower Festival this weekend with my husband, sister and niece. There's really something for everyone. They have a gift shop as well as a neat and novelty grocery dept. There was a kids entrepreneurial endeavor as well where we bought some trinkets and sunflower pillowcases made by the kids who were selling them directly. Great concept! Whether you'd like to snack on delicious, fresh cider donuts while sipping on apple cider slush or have a smash burger & watch your wood fired pizza being made for lunch, the food and drinks are guaranteed to keep you in good spirits. The festival admission includes two fresh cuttings of any sunflowers of your choosing as well as three zinnia cuts. They hand you a pair of clippers and you then get to venture out into the "Fields of Gold"-- to quote Sting. It's overwhelmingly beautiful. The admission also includes tractor & train rides around the farm, access to the big slides (child sizes too) playgrounds and the opportunity to go apple picking for an additional fee. Prices are all pretty reasonable for an event like this one and parking is free. The staff are very helpful and friendly. They have activities for kids to keep them busy and entertained. 10/10 will be returning again next year.

Quiet place to try some quick protein and fresh dough formed into a kolache. I've never had one but…read morethey are pretty good. Many options available depending on your dietary and/or hunger needs. We went on a Monday right before noon. It was kinda quiet with only a few patrons. But it was a good stop. The lady helping was very friendly. She obviously likes to stay busy. While we pondered, she started cleaning the counter and got other random things prepped. It wasn't like a McDonald's with a bunch of youth standing around looking at cell phones. The place is fairly new and very fresh appearance. Don't drive forever to get one but it's worth a 5-minute detour to try. Good stuff!!!

Never had waiter stop by without flagging him down. Food is overpriced. Almost $40 for breakfast!read more

One of my favorite shops in the Village! They offer loads of olive oils, vinegars and spices in so…read moremany different flavors. The best part? You can sample every single one in the store. This is a perfect spot for gifts -- especially since they have carry-on friendly sizes to bring back home. Some of my favorites include the black truffle olive oil and the reserve balsamic vinegar. Make sure you grab a recipe card or two...I've made a few recipes with specialty oils and vinegars and each one has been great! Bring back your empty bottles for a discount on the refill, and sign up for the loyalty program, too!

I wish I could give the Zionsville Olive Tap 100 stars, but 5 will have to do. During the COVID-19…read morequarantine, I asked them to put together a gift basket within a specific budget for my mom's birthday. I simply told them she generally cooks Mediterranean, Mexican, and seafood and they absolutely knocked it out of the park! Contactless delivery was prompt. The products were SO innovative and the recipe cards that included those products were a huge hit. Mom said it was the best gift ever! Angie even included speciality corks on the house. Endless thanks, Angie! This gift basket delivery was PERFECT!

It was great to see so much produce at the Zionsville Farmers Market. The market has been organized…read moreso all the produce is together and the boutique foods are in a separate parking lot. A musician played guitar and sang in the center. There was a little seating here and there. We arrived early and found plenty of parking and it was easy to move around with few lines. (There's always a line for corn.) Vendors were friendly. I even ran into an old friend and we chatted. The market is a good place to connect with people and enjoy beautiful downtown Zionsville. The prices are high, way higher than the grocery store. But after gardening, I get how much work goes into getting a crop of anything. I picked up some peppers and a pie. Yum.

Nice farmers market on the brick lined streets of Zionsville. A line of Dad's Sweet Corn customers…read morewere ready to buy. They always have lines and great corn!!! Locally grown produce was all around so colorful! It all looked so good! Watermelon, cantaloupe, tomatoes, cucumbers. Yum! I couldn't resist buy some apple butter from Doud's Farm. Balanced Harvest had stunning bouquets of flowers to choose from. The Food Florist makes great frozen meals to take home and bake. The chicken and wild rice is really good! If I hadn't eaten before I would've tried B's Burritos. Goodness those looked so good!!! I can't pass up a breakfast burrito. You can't go wrong! They have a community service booth at every market. I saw today's was Indiana Diaper Bank. An activity zone and live music. It's a rain or shine market also. This farmers market is on Saturdays from 8:00-11:30.

I stopped by Dunkin in Zionsville after my dermatologist appointment to pick up breakfast, and it…read morewas very convenient and smooth. I logged into the app and placed my order through the app for a pick up order. The location is very nice and very clean inside. The ambiance is nice and inviting to the customer. My order was ready within a few minutes,so I was able to walk into the location and pick up my order in the designated area for pick up orders. Dunkin has come a long way and the app is very easy to use for placing orders. The iced Chai latte and chicken roasted pepper wrap were wonderful and delicious as it always is. I will always appreciate Dunkin and their products because it is top quality and worth the price. The customer service is always on point as well. This was a great experience.

They have been closed or out of coffee, before 8pm, both times I've stopped here. I've never been…read moreto a coffee shop that was out of coffee