nothing in the quality of food or ice cream treats has changed with the new ownership and that is a…read moregood thing. However, the outside maintenance of both the building and the eating area needs attention. The picnic tables and eating area need a good hosing off. The glass windows of the service area needs scrubbing. Please don't neglect these areas.

Last two times getting ice cream from here, it has made me sick, throwing up for hours!! Horrible…read moreservice.. do not go here! Ever since they sold from the previous owners it has gone downhill! Used to be good food and ice cream, now it's slop!

It was crowded the day before Thanksgiving but we managed to browse around and find some…read more"treasures." We always love coming here and struggling with what candy to get, they have so much variety to choose from. I found a new favorite, Malted Milk Balls. They are so much bigger than the kind found in a movie theater box. My old favorite, Milk Chocolate Cherry Cordials, turned out to be one of granddaughter's faves too. I should have bought more, much more. She tried a Mud Ball for the first time and loved it. Of course we had to pick up some milk chocolate and dark chocolate caramels as well. Martinsville Candy Kitchen is a popular destination when in the downtown area. Right now you can watch the new addition being built onto the old courthouse and see the renovations taking place. The entire city block is undergoing a dramatic change from what it used to be right across the street from the Candy Kitchen.

We couldn't have been more pleased with our special order of 100 Buckeye candies. This was for a…read moreCelebration of Life where the person being honored had been known for her quality and delicious Buckeyes. The staff was so friendly and helpful on the phone. The candies came beautifully wrapped and divided in boxes, everyone was so complimentary, delicious delicate chocolate and airy and light peanut butter was just perfection. Thank you for being a part of this most important event in such a sentimental way.

We are in a small town and this hidden treasure is a classic! The owner is very friendly and…read morehelpful. With tons of history on the walls, you should check this spot out just for the experience!

It's hard to know the hours. However it has a cute ice-cream bar that has sodas ice cream sundaes,…read moresplits, cream sodas, and more. Has bar seats and two or three small tables. Has wide variety. It also has some pretty cool antiques. Friendly to all ages

Harrell's Country Market is a simple family operation. The store is set up in an older barn on the…read morefamily farm. They sell all sorts of animal feed, annuals, clothing, country decor, farm fresh eggs and more. Walking in, I could smell the wonderful sweet scents of barley and molasses from the horse feed. Cute kitchen towels, pillows and bags paid homage to farmers and dogs. The place has a definite salt-of-the-earth feel to it. They carry a selection of children's and women's clothing and leather shoes. I even saw beautiful cow and sheep hides. Prices are reasonable. Outside is a portico display of hanging baskets, potted annuals and a few containers of garden plantlets for sale. Prices are marked down on the plants. The store is not upscale or high-end, but has a genuine country feel. We picked up colorful farm fresh eggs for $4. The clerk was Midwest friendly. There's plenty of parking outside the shop. I recommend stopping in if you want to pick up feed, plants or country decor.

Great place for low price meat, small business and employee owned! Friendly staff. No u-scan.read more

The Safeway location at Shelby st. and Raymond is sad. They never open when they say they open the…read morestore always has a word smell like a meat shop that needs cleaned. Very disappointed

These mofos just sold us Rumchata expired from THREE YEARS ago and refused to make it right in any…read moreway shape or form.. I hope that 20 bucks was worth it bc we will never frequent you again! Wish there was an option for -stars

After lunch, I decided to stop by this convenience store while in Brooklyn, IN. It shares a corner…read morewith a gas station and a liquor store where Knox Road intersects with Old SR 67. Inside, you will find a coffee station and coolers on the right, long rows of snacks and some household items in the center, and on the left, the checkout counter and a what looked like a pizza baking area. In the back, the store is a little less organized and looks like it could use some attention. In fact, the flooring in the entire store is a bit dingy and if replaced, would make the entire place look better. But considering how small the town is and the number of customers that pass through here, it may not be worth the investment to upgrade. The man behind the counter was pleasant with his customers and knew some of them (I assume regulars.) Check out was prompt and soon I was on my way. Review #3318

I'm trying to catch up on some of my food truck reviews from the 2025 Statehouse Market season…read more While I have historically had a few tried and true trucks, this year I've been trying to experiment more. Zo-Bot's Soda and Fries is pretty much exactly what you expect. Billing itself as Indy's first "Dirty Soda" shop, Zo-Bot's definitely did precede Swig, a national chain that recently entered the Indy market. For those not in the know, "Dirty Soda" is essentially a drink that includes soda "spiked" with cream, flavored syrups, or fruit juices. Strangely enough, the trend finds a lot of its roots in Mormonism (Don't ask me to explain it). Zo-Bot's has a decent variety of Dirty Soda options with bases of sodas like root beer, Coke, Sprite, lemonade, seltzer, Dr. Pepper, Mountain Dew, and others. They also carry a variety of seasoned fries. The truck is fun and festive. The people are friendly. I really enjoy the drinks - I'm quite fond of the Indy 500 - a drink blending Mountain Dew, mango, and blood orange. I seem to be particularly fond of the Mountain Dew-based options. Being a footless Yelper, I had to try "Leg Day" - Mountain Dew, Peace, Pineapple, and Coconut Cream. I'm not a big fan of coconut, however, I did like this drink. This is the kind of truck I like finding at Statehouse Market. It's something I wouldn't usually seek out - an original experience on one of the rare days that I get out of my cubicle for lunch. I will admit I'm a bit hit-and-miss with the fries, though I'm still skewing upward toward a 5-star with quality products, fair prices, friendly employees, and a super fun truck. I do like the garlic parm seasoning for fries - plus, hey, they have funnel cake fries. It's decadent but fun and tasty.

I ran into Zo-Bot's Soda and Fries food truck at the Brownsburg Farmers Market. There is always a…read moreline at the pink truck, so I know they are popular. I had a seltzer based soda called Dinner Party", which is a blend of passion fruit, orange, peach puree and coconut cream. While I don't normally drink sodas, this cold and fruity mix hit the spot on an 85 degree day. The service was quick and friendly byte clerk offered to make me something sugar free when I asked for some unsweetened. They sell some awesome looking seasoned fries, which I reluctantly avoided. Fun and worth a visit.

something BLACK floating in my drink, the guy didn't even care or try to help, and everything was…read moretrashed and ghetto. don't go here

After the women that opens leave. Food is never fresh! At 5pm still serving what she made at lunch.read more