First thing to get out of the way - the atmosphere. Yes, There is mild potty humor related to the…read moremispronunciation of the planet Uranus. It's all a very third grade level. If you can get past that, you will enjoy the excellent ice cream and family-friendly facility. A lot of the gift store items are potty humor related but if you have the slightest sense of humor you'll be able to enjoy yourself. There are lots of fun attractions like putting your hand in the aliens mouth, Putt-Putt golf, and other fun stuff. They have a newsletter and many different types of fudge. The potty humor for the fudge amps up to 5th or 6th grade humor. If you survived Elementary School, you should be able to handle this. Visit their website to see the level of humor expected. Again, the ice cream was excellent and served by a staff of teens. The facility was clean and I like the use of graffitied vintage chairs and furniture in the ice cream eatery. Keep an open mind when you visit and remember that off color jokes don't injure or change the taste of really good ice cream!

Marketing: A+ Facility: A…read moreMajority of Staff: A Fudge Selection: D Fudge Counter Service: D With all the hype and impressive marketing, I expected fudge so extraordinary it had been launched past Uranus. Unfortunately, the fudge counter barely made it off the launchpad. When I approached, I encountered a very self-important "fudge technician" who apparently didn't give a fudge. He offered no assistance, announced that he needed to go somewhere else in the building "to work on something," and, while walking away, asked someone else to help me. After all that buildup, I was surprised to find only about eight varieties of fudge. At $20 per pound, you'd better hope one of those limited choices sends you over the moon--because the counter service certainly won't.

Heading back into Indy we were craving chocolate so looked up options and found this hidden gem. It…read moreis in the town of Kennard and it seems like you missed it, but it is in an unassuming house on the corner with a fun front porch. Once you enter you are hit by a wave of chocolate goodness that honestly made my mouth salivate! They had a ton of options from chocolate covered marshmallows, pretzels, Oreos and various candies all dipped or coated in chocolate. We browsed a bit and then the very friendly staff helped us with options. We bought a pound of the covered ones and got a huge assortment which come in both dark and milk chocolate. The amazing thing too is that they hand dip everything! It is a family owned spot that has been around forever, so they know their chocolate! Biting into the cream filled center my first thought was that this chocolate was amazing, and super thick. They did not skimp on the coating which I so appreciate. The filling was plenty and you almost didn't have to eat more than one to feel full, they were that full of taste. Delicious! If you are out this way check them out as you won't find this kind of chocolate store anywhere else close by for sure!

It's a decent chocolate if that's all your wanting I tried a couple different candies but the…read moreamount of chocolate on them over powers the other flavors I think the chocolate should be thinner so the other flavors come through more

Beth did an outstanding job on my aunt's funeral flowers. She magically created just what my…read morecousins wanted.

From the owner: The Gift Box offers personalized service on floral arrangements, weddings, events and any occasion…read more We also have a wide variety of gifts, seasonal decor, and care & comfort gifts. We offer local delivery and complementary gift wrapping. Call today, order online, or come see us!

Foujd at a local farmers market. Local money has really helped with our allergies. High quality…read moreand everything taste great. Owner is really nice guy.

It's all about the whipped honey. A spoonful for me, a spoonful for you…read more Annnnnd the adorable owners. You'll find Wildflower Ridge Honey around town at farmers markets and on the shelves of food markets like Wildwood, Rail Epicurean Market and Goose the Market. Similar to Allison F, I recommend the cinnamon whipped honey. You'll be throwing a spoonful in your tea, a scoop just because and so on. You won't miss their yellow and tasty displays at the farmers markets featuring beeswax, whole honeycomb, honey sticks, chapsticks, and delicious samples.

Right next to Burmeister's is this flea market shop for those whose tastes lean more towards…read morebargains than collectibles. The space is much larger than it appears since it occupies the building to the west of the entrance as well as even more space to the rear. It's one of those shops that you wind around from booth to booth while hearing religious music blasting out in each room. The quality of what you find here varies greatly from booth to booth. Some specialized and had items like vinyl albums, or railroad themed items, maybe some Christmas related items. Other booths sold things like refinishing paint or toys. And some looked like what you might find at a garage sale...a little bit of everything that they no longer wanted. The shop also features a candy store in the first room beyond the main entrance. Not sure why candy is sold at a shop like this, but there were two staff seated here, so I assume it must be a draw of some sort. I will say that if you are someone who enjoys browsing and looking for a bargain, this is worth checking out. I definitely found it more appealing than the shops to the east at the Galleria. But I didn't see much that I would consider Antiques or true vintage. Review #3557

The staff is immensely terrible and incredibly unprofessional. I have a Service Dog and was kicked…read moreout. My SD was not causing any problems, he walked by my side quietly the whole (almost) 2 hours in there. The woman that kicked us out WATCHED us walk in (while she sat and smoked right by the entrance) and so did multiple other employees. Not one word about my German Shepherd, not one. I understand "no pets", but no medical equipment (that's what a service dog is)?!? I could understand if he was acting up, not a peep out of him though. And why let me make it through your whole store and when I'm just about ready to leave then someone speaks up?!? So again if you want to be treated like a toddler go here, if not RUN the other direction. I don't care if it's store policy, FEDERAL LAW and the ADA cover Service Animals in ALL places EXCEPT sterile environments. I can definitely tell you that this place is definitely NOT a sterile environment. I will NEVER set foot in there again and will make sure my friends and family don't either. The woman that kicked us out was so immensely rude and she tried to talk over me when I was explaining my rights as someone that requires a Service Dog. She didn't want to be educated on the laws, she wanted to cause a scene at MY expense. NEVER AGAIN.

We stopped in at Seasons of the Heart today to ask if they could make a bow for us. Of course,…read moreKathy came right out and began making it. While we were walking through the store we found a beautiful, large Willow Tree St. Joseph with Mary and Baby Jesus. I only wish I were able to upload a picture to share with you. As always, Kathy thank you for providing a class act gift shop here in Anderson! Merry Christmas to you and your Team.

On the south side of Anderson, this delightful shop carries a variety of home and gift ideas to…read morecheck out. Whether you are looking for holiday decor, candles, lace, jewelry, wind chimes, and/or women's accessories, you may find it here! The stand alone shop is near the entrance of the Menards on the south side of where I-69 passes Anderson. It has its own gravel parking lot with plenty of spaces. Upon entering, I was welcomed and offered help finding anything. The shop has groupings of items that seem to flow naturally from one section to another. Overall, the shop carries a variety of quality items that are worth checking out. Review #3541

As I was coming home from Ft Wayne I was detoured through Pendleton…read more I remembered I had an Italian place marked on my bucket list on Yelp- WOW- honestly this was the best Italian meal I have had in Indy! It is worth the drive!!! All pastas are made fresh. The staff was so friendly and accommodating! They have a piano player as well...what a treat! I sat in the back corner and took it all in! The food was outstanding, I ordered Linguine Frutti di Mare- homemade linguine ( delicious) served with clams, mussels, scallops? Shrimp, cherry tomatoes, evoo, garluc, parsley cooked in a white wine sauce!!! As you can see I absolutely hated it... lol! I has an expression and lava cake for dessert. The lava cake was a little overcooked- that is the only complaint.... Other than the lady sitting across the table from me that talked loud enough for the whole restaurant to hear her conversation. I wish people would be more observant and realize they don't have to talk so loud when they're sitting at their table it made it difficult to hear the piano player and it went from a relaxing stress free feeling to an annoyance. I was so happy when her food arrived. This place is very special. It's very small. I got in because it was very early in the evening. I believe their doors open at 5 o'clock. I would highly recommend reservations, but if you have a special occasion that you're celebrating, and it appeared that several people did this is worth the drive!

8.2/10 overall. My partner and I mainly went for the cheese wheel experience. The server or cook…read morelights the inside of a parmasean wheel on fire and scoops the melted cheese to have with the choice of pasta. The experience comes with either rigatoni or Alfredo noodles with Guanciale. The noodles and sauce were good but the pork cheek was not for us. 1/2 of the bites were pure fat. The rest of the meal was outstanding including the calamari/shrimp appetizer, Caesar salad, and the caprese salad. We already talked about going back to try other main courses. They had 3 options for nonalcoholic mocktails/drinks so that would be an improvement they could make especially for the non drinkers that would still like a NA wine pairing with a nice Italian dinner. You can bring your own with a $15 corking fee. The ambience was relaxing and romantic. They had orchestral music of popular songs so it was fun guessing what songs they were. There was a piano in the center of the restaurant and the mood lighting made the place seem even more cozy.

After working up a sweat at Koteewi Aerial Adventures travel a short distance to this cute…read moremarket/cafe and mercantile that has been around since 1941. They serve breakfast and lunch, coffee/espresso drinks and ice tea. There is indoor and outdoor seating. Nice size free parking lot. The market has some local food and drink options available for purchase. The mercantile is set up with home decor, custom light fixtures and wood furniture, jewelry and more. It was such a cute and relaxing find. All of the staff we encountered were friendly and welcoming!

We have been here several times and have never had a bad experience. Delicious food and coffee as…read morewell as a fantastic little shop with all handmade stuff. They have a lot of markets and local artists stuff there as well. We definitely stop here on a regular basis and I recommend it to anyone who is looking for this kind of things. So many unique items here!

Yum! Great ice cream, great service. Fun atmosphere and a nice patio for the summer months. I had…read morethe praline and a scoop or heath bar. Outstanding. Can't wait to go back!

This is the cutest ice cream and gift shop on Broadway Street in Fortville! We drive past the shop…read morefrequently on our way to the Fortville library, Falls Park, and in general when exploring the Fortville area. Today we decided to stop in for a sweet treat and got cake batter and chocolate ice cream cones. My kids loved them! They have a very cute outdoor, semi enclosed seating area with fantastic murals, and art displayed. Also in the shop there are opportunities to buy additional treats and knickknacks!