A genuine neighborhood butcher shop and deli. Quality meats from local sources. You will often…read morefind BOGO items, so you can end up with quality far above a supermarket at a much lower price. The counter people and butcher are very helpful and kind. You can tell they value the customer. The deli carries Boars Head cold cuts, which are the best you will find. You can have sandwiches made to order or just get some sliced to go. You will find lovely prepared salads and today they had cabbage rolls so I got a couple. Also their own fresh baked baguettes may be purchased. They've got a slightly firm crust, pillowy interior, and only four natural ingredients. They also carry condiments and jarred pickle type delicacies from small labels, chips and crunchables, and some drool-worthy housemade desserts. This standalone store is off the main road and one of the best turns you'll make in this town. Private parking lot. It has been some time since I last shopped here and it's better than ever. I'll be back and you should, too!

I didn't know exactly what I wanted for lunch so I stroller into Radford's Meats & Deli shop and…read moreman I wasn't disappointed.. "Deb" stepped up and made me an absolutely fabulous Rueben sandwich! Just like Mom with care! Gonsee the peeps at Radford's they will hook ya up everytime with so many specialties cause they are worth the drive from anywhere!

SO many candles!!! If you like candles, this place is like heaven! There are rows upon rows of…read morecandles in every scent and size you can imagine. They also have a section full of local Indiana beer and wine which is pretty cool. The bathrooms are also super clean! Definitely will a stop!

10/10 - Making plans to stop to pee here again…read more For anyone just looking for a rest step off the highway: the bathrooms are in the main building (with the candle) and towards the back middle. They're clean with tons of stalls and a cool rustic vibe. They do a great job knowing why someone might stop here. It's quick in, but (admittedly) a slower "out" as I usually end up shopping and finding neat stuff. You're probably going to walk away with something you want here too. It's a seasonal megastore every time we come here. During Christmas months, tons of Christmas. During fall, lots of autumn. During Spring, Easter, etc. You get it. It's not just the crap you see at big box stores; it's the special-ordered decoration places, feeling more like a huge Hallmark (if you remember those from the malls!) than just a bunch of stuff you've seen 30 times before. If you're not a decorator, they also have a decent selection of small business food (soup starters, seasoning packets for meats, etc.) and local craft beers (you can buy single cans!) to choose from. They ALSO, as the giant candle would imply, have tons of candles. Oddly enough, we rarely buy candles here - though they have a huge selection. We're usually much-more-distracted by everything else. There's also a fresh/homemade candy/fudge counter, and I *think* there's a coffee/cafe in the next-door building as well. They also sell outdoor decor? Some pretty neat stuff too. It's a really cool stop, and if you need to stop, it's well-worth stopping here over any of the nearby gas stations.

We encountered this business as we were participating in the Richmond Chocolate Trail. This…read morebusiness is one of the stops, with a free Ghyslain chocolate. They sell many different things inside this shop, including pottery, jewelry, cards, candles, lotions, loose tea, etc. Everything appears to be hand-made artisan items. There are a variety of items to choose from if you're interested in a gift.

My sister and I stopped into The Village Forager as part of the chocolate walk…read more What a great find! The store is stocked with both local and boutique brands. I liked the local items were labeled. The store has a great selection of jewelry, pottery, tea, beauty (lotions and scents), loose tea, Ghyslain chocolate, candles and etc. There's also a coffee shop that seemed quite popular but it's to-go only since there isn't seating. There were so many wonderful things here and we both spent a lot of time browsing the store. The prices are similar to similar places-no better, no worse. This would be a great place to find a unique gift or a little treat for yourself.

I visited this spot with a client on a work trip one day. He said they used to be suit and tie…read moreonly...but now it is more casual. A majority of the dining area is not within the main house but within an added on area in the front. Their entrees are very approachable and reasonably priced. The only slightly ghetto experience while coming here was when they brought out the lunch special sign (a dry erase board) on a music stand and set it next to the table for a few minutes. Their entrees for lunch are heartier than just the handhelds and generally include a soup or salad, a potato and a veggie. Of course, the pasta I chose doesn't include a potato or a veggie, only a soup or salad. I picked the veal parmesean with a french onion soup. My colleagues and client ordered the single pork chop, cajun chicken (2 breasts) and the stuffed shrimp. Everyone loved their meals, especially my client who loved the shrimp. My veal was pretty good and typical. Overall, this is one of the nicer restaurants for sure in town, and it's owned by the same folks that also own another nice restaurant, Galo's.

The food is absolutely delicious, the service is exceptional, and the restaurant is clean and…read moreinviting. I had the meatloaf, roasted potatoes, and mixed vegetables which contained squash and snap peas, and the entire meal was just delicious. My husband had the fettuccine Alfredo and of course it was delicious also. I always get a piece of key lime pie to take home because it's just beyond amazing. Our waitress was amazing and friendly, as was the entire staff. Definitely make a trip.

Very small town restaurant and store, actually the only store in town, and they try and carry a…read morevariety of items so you don't have to drive 10 miles to a large store. I have visited here several times, and have eaten their fried chicken dinner, it was very good for a store, and cooked fresh to order, not just out of the deli counter. They can make you deli sandwiches, have all the convenience store quick grab food items, chips, candy bars, ice cream, soda pop, and more food items. Ask for their menu as they are also a small restaurant and will cook you up some good eatin's! On one side of the store they have all the convenience store items, and on the other side they have tables to eat meals and shelves with hardware types of items such as screws, nails, small pipes, and handy man home maintenance type things. Arlington needs a small store like this for their community and I am very happy they are there. The owners are friendly and helpful and nice to converse with.

Kind of hard to find. Small storefront and store, but full of energy when you enter. This place is…read moreboth a restaraunt and a bakery. They have a few tables tosit and order breakfast or lunch. They also have a wide variety of freshly made baked goods to include cookies, pies, brownies, and more. Staff was very nice, friendly and helpful. Everything we had was delicious. Can't wait to return.

This place is so cute! Staff is so friendly and welcoming and their breakfast and pastries are…read moredelicious, 10/10 will be going here again soon.

Amazing space! With wonderful art, coffee and treats. Staff were helpful and so very kind!…read more Wished we lived closer so we could stop all the time.

A fun not so little coffee house that feels like a relaxed community environment. Tasty food and…read moretreats (sandwiches, salads, large Bavarian pretzel or bakery fresh muffins) and many coffee options; the americano was hot, smooth and perfect which was a wonderful surprise since it smelled really strong ( I don't use cream or sugar in my coffee). Head to the other room for beer on tap. There is indoor and outdoor seating. And the staff is friendly, helpful, and patient as I decided what I wanted; it was my first visit and hoped not my last. This is a fabulous hidden gem with quality product at a very reasonable price!

My husband and I took our little boy to Dougherty Orchards last weekend to the petting zoo. As I…read moresaid in my last review, it's a really nice setup, except for some reason they have tiny cages for animals who aren't exactly "pettable." They have two arctic foxes cooped up in a corn crib, and a coati (kind of like a raccoon) in a tiny, dark cage. The poor thing was just pacing like crazy. It made me so sad that it was hard to enjoy the rest of our trip. I just don't understand why they'd have these animals in such small enclosures - or even have them at all, since they're not exactly petting zoo material. Oh, and maybe it's too early in the season, but the apple situation was not looking so good (presumably due to the drought we had this summer). The yellow jackets did not get the memo, however.

Great for apple picking, if you go during the right time in the season. Fun time roaming through…read morethe orchard, picking our own apples. The apple cider is amazing. They've also got home made doughnut holes, caramel apples and cider slushies. In the store, they have candles, candies, jellies, and sauces. Dougherty is known for their petting zoo, too. Admission is $1 and you can purchase an ice cream cone full of feed. It's not exactly a "petting" zoo as most of the animals are caged and the ones that aren't can bite. It's small, the cages are very small and it'a mostly goats, chickens, turkeys, pigs, deer, guinea pigs, donkeys and a porcupine. If it bothers you to see animals in small enclosures, don't go. If you do go, keep your fingers out of the cages! Those suckers bite!