Yesterday at work, food truck was there but couldn't get to it until we closed and very grateful…read moreshe was able to take my order. I got all five egg rolls in the Korean bbq and let me just say I ate them up they were delicious so unfortunately no pictures but I'll definitely be eating those again! Great staff and great food! #SupportLocal #SupportSmallBusinesses

Lumpia are Filipino egg rolls. I ran into the Lumpia Creations food truck at the Brownsburg Farmers…read moreMarket. When you order lumpia at the food truck, the lumpia are freshly fried. They offer about ten different varieties of lumpia including pork, chicken and vegetarian. They sell five lumpia for $13. I ordered a mix including the Korean bbq beef and Asian style chicken lumpia. The lumpia took about 10 minutes to prepare. The lumpia are served in a cup and are very hot. Several of our lumpia were burned with the centers charred. We returned the burned ones and they replaced them with fresh ones. In general, the lumpia were somewhat messy. I don't think the rolls stayed together well during the drying process and they were overcooked. The clerk was friendly. We were told the Korean bbq has brown sugar, which is why it burns. While I like to support small independent businesses, I'm not sure that I would return to the truck. I was disappointed with the experience.

Don't do too much shopping here, but the deli is awesome! The fried chicken is fantastic, sides are…read morevery good that we e tried. Macaroni salad, potato salad, broccoli salad all quite good. Definitely recommend the fried chicken though. Hard to beat it!

We drive a bus and stay in rockville some nites. The workers at nite are friendly even when we get…read morethere right at closing. Produce has been sliding downhill in the last year or so however the rest of the store is clean and easy to find what we need.

Nice little hidden gem in a pretty quiet downtown area. We stopped in for lunch and we were…read moreimmediately greeted and taken care of. This was my first time visiting but my coworkers all swear that everything on the menu is good - I don't argue with them, they're big dudes! I had a Buffalo chicken wrap with chips - not bad but there wasn't much to it. Would like to come back and try their nachos lol!

Best tenderloin sandwich I have ever had!! The service was great. Had no complaints about the…read morequality of the food at all!! I will be back!

This local gem is one of our favorite places to shop; however, with that being said, it isn't for…read moreeveryone. This is a store for those who love to support local businesses and who don't mind paying more for quality. You can go down the street to Kroger or Walmart and get chips, candy or meat for a cheaper price. You are paying for quality; you are paying to support someone local and not a corporate chain; you are paying to know what is in the food you are eating. There is a wide variety of items: baked goods (breads, pies, cookies, bars, noodles), dairy items (cheese, milk, butter) produce, premade meals, canned items (salsa, jams, asparagus, pickles), coffee, protein (chicken, beef, lamb, turkey, goat and pork) and so many more items. Four Seasons is constantly adding to their inventory and there's always something amazing to find. As someone who has shopped local and organic for decades, their prices are phenomenal and I would highly recommend a visit.

Friendly Owners ,clean store and awesome and delicious food. I love the variety of things in the…read morestore and would highly recommend this Business to anyone.

1 st time eating inside. Have had several catered meals over past couple of years. Arrived at 11.00…read moream. Rest rooms were Handicap accessible. Salad bar was well set up. Pulled pork sandwich was very moist and tasty. My wife said Briquet was tender and tasty. Everything you need to have an enjoyable BBQ meal with friends and family. Service was good. Order at register, menu on chalk board. Lady delivered to table. Look forward to our next visit. Currently in old down town business not wheel chair accessible. Was able to get in and out with a roll at or walker. Excellent food choices

The dining room filled up quickly during midweek lunch hour at this small town bbq restaurant. The…read morerestaurant is co owned by Brad and Melody Thomas. Brad is also the Advance Town Marshal. The menu offers bbq, burgers, tenderloins and chicken sandwiches. There are no prices on the chalk board menu, our sandwiches ran $10-$11. You order at a small counter in the rear of the dining room. Addi took our order and we took a seat. Assorted sodas and cold salads can be selected as you order. Addi brought our food to our table after 15 minutes and told us we're to find sauces. I had the bbq pork sandwich with fries. The sandwich is packed with a heaping portion of tender, juicy pork on a deli roll. The sandwich was a solid 5. The fries were ok. My husband had the breaded tenderloin, which was most likely prepared from a frozen patty. The sandwich was good, but not great. (Always order the bbq in a bbq place.) Seating is on wooden benches at trendy handmade tables. Also, an outside area has several umbrella covered. There is a small private parking lot and plenty of street parking. They are opened seven days a week but only for lunch. They do not serve alcohol.

I spent part of this afternoon clearing out my parents' home following my father's passing last…read moreweek and his funeral earlier this week. I stopped at Mayberry Cafe for dinner, however, I'd spied Danville Dips when I parked on the town square and decided rather than ordering dessert I'd wheel over to Danville Dips to check it out. Danville Dips is located down the block from the Royal Theater. Parking is available streetside or along the square with 2-hour time limits for most parking spots. As a side note, disabled parking spots have a 5-hour time limit. This allows you to really visit the square and its increasingly cool businesses. Danville Dips is locally owned. The minute I arrived, I felt comfy. While I would call the entrance accessible, I'll note that there's a bit of an incline to get into Danville Dips. I was able to open the glass door and wheel myself up the incline (NOTE: I am a wheelchair user). However, those with upper-body difficulties may need assistance. Danville Dips is bright yet also has lots of wood. It's a unique design I really liked. There's booths along both sides of the wall and a surprising amount of empty space. As you go toward the back, you'll see the ordering counter. They also have a side room you can rent. Danville Dips is an ice cream shop, of course, but they also do carry sandwiches and such. They have sandwiches, hard dip, drinks, specials, sundaes, floats, and a few other items. Despite it being only in the 40s today, I was still in the mood for ice cream. I for the life of me can't remember the name of the flavor I got - something along the lines of a brownie/chocolate concoction. Whatever it was called, it was a delight. The serving size was also more generous than expected. By the way, I have to mention. There was a group of for young women sitting at a table when I arrived. They enthusiastically greeted me when I arrived and did so with a sincerity that was refreshing. I have no idea who they were - associated with the place? Friends of employees? Who knows? They were awesome. They did the same thing when I left. They had no idea I'd just lost my father and had just spent the afternoon cleaning out the house - but their heartfelt welcome nearly brought me to tears. Ultimately, I really loved this place. The atmosphere is welcoming. The employees were friendly. Those four people? Icing on the ice cream cake. This town square has several stores worth exploring along with Mayberry Cafe, the Royal, a coffeeshop, a burger joint, and an art gallery. Danville is an easy drive west and easily worth it. When you arrive, you definitely have to head to Danville Dips.

This ice cream shop is on the corner of the Danville courthouse square. During the summer there is…read morea cruise in the first Friday of the month on the square and we normally attend. We have been to many business in the area for dinner and dessert. Dips has a large area to sit and enjoy your treat. If there is a line it moves very quick. There are several employees and they move fast to get you in and out. There is a public restroom in back of the business. On this visit I enjoyed the sparking piña colada. It was Sprite, pineapple and ice cream. There might have been more items in it, I can't remember. It was good. I would get it again. They have soft serve and hard dip ice cream. Even saw a little boy with a push up! So there is something for everyone.

just not feeling it... the young lady up front taking my money was trying but the guys behind her…read moreweren't helping at all. the butterscotch dipped twist was thin, real thin. and two hot dogs came out wrapped up with nothing on them, not even condiment packets: mustard or onion or relish... not sure what kind of operation this is supposed to be but giving y'all one star would necessitate my apologizing to the other one-star establishments...

I grew up in Lebanon and ICP was always the place to go. I haven't been here in years. My mom and I…read moredecided to stop in after lunch to get a sweet treat. She got the turtle sundae and I got two scoops - flavors mentioned on picture. Definitely has gotten better since I was in HS. The ice cream came out quickly and I was pleasantly surprised with how good everything was. I tried the turtle sundae and would 1000% get that next time. Their banana split also sounded pretty tempting. This is also a good place to go with younger kids as they have a small playground.

Vanilla shake, steak sandwich with cheese, coney with cheese and onion (not nacho), sloppy joe with…read moreonion. Dip the scraps with some lays baked chips and sip on a large cherry vanilla coke until you fall asleep. 10/10 per usual if you can beat the crowd and events!

Excellent service, nice variety of ice cream, sundaes and shakes…read more Been going here for years and will come back.