This is a cute little Hallmark store with a variety of home decor, clothing, and greeting cards…read more The store was bright, clean, and organized. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is the service. I was the only one in the store yet the man at the register never acknowledged me when I entered, browsed around, and left.

So when I was younger I thought Hallmark Stores were for old people. Now that I am older (cough…read morecough) this store is my jam. Yeah I am not ashamed to say I am a gold crown member. Send me those coupons for free cards and 20% off. The ladies that work here are beyond helpful. They will go out of their way to find what you are looking for. Yes the dollar store sells cards but a hallmark card for those you really care about with that little gold seal shows something special. I love to hit that sales rack too. Get a cute quirky pillow or plushie for my dogs. Oh and holla it is almost Christmas dream book time

10/10 would recommend! We went as a large party for my sister-in-laws birthday and it was amazing…read more Our server Gabby was top notch and so kind-- she took care of us above and beyond! The aesthetic was beautiful! They treated us to after brunch mints and even a cookie for my son. The staff even wrote our sister-in-law a kind birthday card! We came as guests and left as friends. Love this place and will come back anytime we are in the Indy area.

I was looking for something special to do with my granddaughters, and this was just the thing. My…read morebest friend met up with us for a princess tea time lunch, and everyone thoroughly enjoyed the entire experience. Everything down to the finest details about our lunch was so wonderful, that it's hard to narrow down for brevity. The setting, the decor, the exceptional service, the food and the tea and their presentation...perfect. So lovely. A few of us have food allergies, and they were easily accommodated for. They have a nice selection of gluten free options, and what we sampled was delicious. The girls were all so tickled with their Princess Tea lunch. They received crowns, and we couldn't help but notice that each girl received a color that matched their outfit. Having a selection of finger sandwiches and little sweet treats thrilled them just as much as having pots of tea to sample from their pretty little teacups. Even the smallest details were tended to. We enjoyed it so much, we quickly agreed to making this a regular girl date spot.

Disappointing, just disappointing. Came to Rocket Fizz expecting to be able to purchase some candy…read morewith my brother while our grandparents were in the Symphony next door during intermission. Unfortunately the company decided to create the most retarded policy towards minors. I am unable to purchase a candy bar because I am not 18 years old ? It's not that serious, I'm not buying alcohol, I'm not buying prescription medication, it's a Milky Way bro. Seriously will not be back if this is still a thing; how can a company ban its primary consumer audience from purchasing candy, IT'S CANDY!!!

Whenever my lil buddy comes to spend time with me, we have to explore things together. It's a must…read more Rocket fizz and I have a wonderful relationship as it always carries some of my old school favorite candies and when my grandbaby mentioned he wanted to try rock candy, I knew exactly where to take him too. Rocket fizz has 2 locations that I am familiar with. One in Plainfiekd and one in Downtown Indy. I love both locations but downtown on the circle was our choice. When the monument isn't under construction I love walking the steps. We parked a block away and walked back. And once inside we were in candy heaven. We spent alot of time perusing. Because their were so many choices it was hard for my grandson to decide until the store clerk mentioned she just made some grab bags. Excited he was. They were pricey but it was for the fun of it all for him. It has been a while since we've gone but he still talks about our visit. And for me, the memories are worth every dollar spent.

I took my daughter and her friend and it was great! The flower selection was diverse and had many…read moredifferent colors to choose from. We were given instructions and then set free to go and wander around the property. Learning about the history of the farm was a story I've told repeatedly since leaving. The small gift shop smelled incredible and the selection was great. I bought whipped honey and oh my goodness. It's amazing. We loved it and will be back!

My first time to Dollie's farm! I've been excited about going for weeks. I went during their…read moreLavender festival, so my experience included a few things that may not usually be there; a couple of food trucks and vendors. And lots of people! That being said, I had a lovely day at Dollie's. The location appears to be dog and family friendly and would be a fun day out for families. Flowers were very popular with various sizes offered at a range of cost, from small bunches to a bucket! I went for the lavender. You are given a basket and garden shears and left to cut your own. I took my time and enjoyed the relaxing environment. Pricing is per ounce, pre-wrapped bundles are available but these are dried. There are a few animals including peacocks! A store is located on the site, filled with cute home and body care. All of the items were lavender themed-I'm not sure if this was done for the festival or if this is standard.

I am from Michigan and needed scones for a local shower in Indiana. Twigs and Tea is the best!…read moreFrom ordering to picking up, and not to mention the scones were amazing and a huge hit! Especially with the maid of honor who is from England!!

A lovely place for a special lunch or high tea. The food and service were very good and lots of…read moreinteresting items to purchase. Definitely will go back!

This great little gift shop is named for a 140 year old orchard that was planted by the Delaware…read moreCounty Orphanage on this site. The land was later purchased (1917) by Frank Ball, of the Ball Jar Company and became part of his estate. The shop is filled with Indiana themed items that you can't find anywhere else. They have wonderful Bob Ross themed gifts, books, paint kits and even wigs if you want to do Bob Ross impersonations. Another shelf is full of Ball jars and assorted canning equipment. There were even lovely, hand crafted earrings made from old Ball jars. Local Amish popcorn and other Indiana goodies filled shelves. Garden decor and narwhal themed toys were featured. A clerk welcomed us as we entered and offered assistance. Supposedly they sell sandwiches, but I didn't see a counter for them. I did see a freezer with ice cream bars. Patio seating with umbrellas were in an outdoor area in front. The building is accessible and parking is abundant. This is a perfect shop for Indiana themed gifts.

This is a "can't miss" place to shop for unique gifts while enjoying the Minnetrista Cultural…read moreCenter. Staff is always smiling and so very helpful. It is like coming home. They always remember you and your family from the area! Plus I love seeing the pictures of my DH's grandfather on the door! Rowland was a wonderful gentleman with a dry English wit! Thank you Ball Foundation for this local gem!!

I have used Lady J's Florist for several floral needs. Their service and floral selections are…read moreoutstanding. My friends are always pleased! I sent a floral arrangement to a dear friend in a nursing facility. Not only did she rave about the floral arrangement, but she also stated that different employees stopped by her room to admire the flowers! Needless to say, Lady J's Florist is my go-to florist! I live out of town and I trust their service.

Waited all day for delivery of flowers for an event! By 7pm I told the sender that they had not…read morearrived. At 8:20 pm, there was a knock at the door...Ring was charging , and it was the bouquet of underwhelming flowers! A dozen ill arranged roses, some looked old and the fillers looked old as well! There were waaaay too many flowers in this vase! It's as if they realized that they forgot the order and threw something together and delivered it! I was SHOCKED when I learned that this cost $150!!

Actually, the whole shopping trip was pretty good and there was a wait in line, but it wasn't too…read morebad. However, I was waiting in line 12 and a child in front of me dropped some coins and was paying for his own cookies. His mother was in front of him, so I helped him try to find his coins and so did she, and there was only one person behind me. Everything moved along relatively smoothly, but when I got up to the register, and the mother and son had left the cashier who is an older lady wanted to complain to me about the woman that her son taking too long and moving in the way, and having their cart still there whatever I told her twice that it was not a big deal and that I didn't care about the weight, but she wanted me to join in with her in demeaning this customer that was before me. It really put a bad taste in my mouth because she was neither pleasant nor kind. I expect a lot more from the cashiers at Meijer because I've never had this experience before, but I was in a really good mood because it was New Year's Eve and she really soured the moment. How rude.

It has been nearly nine years since my original review of this Meijer location, an eagerly…read moreanticipated arrival for me as a longtime fan of Meijer. An updated review is long overdue. First off, the anticipated battle between Wal-Mart and Target has been a non-starter. All three still co-exist within about a mile or so of each other with Target, in particular, blossoming with the growth of Glendale Town Center. While my original review was for opening weekend, this review is now several years in with hours changed, staffing patterns established, and a sense of the mundane established. ADA still tends to be fine (and slightly better than Target in my opinion. The Ben's Pretzels that was here is long gone. The South Bend Chocolate Company spot that was planned never came to be. The area where you can buy pizza is a small dining area at the back of the store with a few tables and a vastly reduced selection. The pharmacy here is still a highlight. I've always appreciated the staff - something I can seldom say about the rest of the store. As a chain, Meijer has a long history of hiring people with disabilities and frequently for more than being a doorway presence. In the battle of the three major stores (Target, Wal-Mart, Meijer), there's no question Target's the winner. I primarily head to Meijer for certain items, for pharmacy (I don't care for CVS pharmacy, a Target partner), and for ice. I also head here because the accessible parking is superior to Target and Meijer has small carts that are easier for a wheelchair user to manage. Customer service? Clearly a Target win. It's not even close. Even at opening, Meijer fell short and it's only gotten worse here. Last night, I visited Meijer in search of a few items. I can almost never find help to reach an item. Customer service continues to carry on personal conversations in lieu of serving people. The self-serve check-out is nearly always unreasonably long. Actual check-out lanes are typically 2-3 available with ungodly long waits. As an ostomy wearer (if you don't know, you probably don't want to), mine actually popped last night because I was in line so long waiting. Seriously. Seriously inexcusable. I live about 2 miles and five minutes from this location. I frequently get in my car and drive all the way to McCordsville because that location is better staffed, friendly, has greater selection, and is immensely cleaner. I realize it's newer, but it's actually been a while and I consistently have a better experience. Yes, I know McCordsville is a small town. Yes, I know 56th and Keystone is a bit rougher area (as evidenced by the fact that security and/or IMPD is consistently a presence here). But, really? If you're going to have this location why not show some pride in it? My feelings of "meh" have given way to feelings of embarrassment to the Meijer chain for this location. I should not have an ostomy pop because I've waited in line for so long trying to check out. The cashier? Perfectly fine (I do tend to view Meijer employees as Stepford employees...incredibly robotic and devoid of personality). Am I done here? Probably not. It's too convenient. However, more and more I'm giving my hard-earned dollars to Target and/or making the trip to McCordsville. This area deserves more than a dirty and under-staffed Meijer with a worse selection. I absolutely want Meijer to continue to be here - I just want this Meijer to be representative of the best of Meijer instead of the worst.