Hello there! My husband and I stopped by Norma Jean's for…read morethe first time yesterday, and I just had to say; It was truly the best ice cream we've had in ages! We usually go to the Chillers in Crothersville, but lately their blizzards have been a bit disappointing--hardly any candy mixed in. I got the Oreo, and let me tell you, there were chunks of cookie in every single bite. The young ladies working were kind and helpful--quick to answer any questions we had. The service was prompt, and the ice cream was just delicious. We'll absolutely be coming back more often. What a gem of a place! Cleanliness outside could be better but other than that great experience!

That place is quickly going to the toilet. The concrete needs a good pressure wash. The lights…read moreare busted and full of dead flies and other bugs. A very noticeable dead roach laying on its back by the trash can(which was noticed by a senior lady while there with her other senior friends). The little girl at the window was barely smarter than a box of rock, and keep getting orders wrong with the help of whoever the cook was. The tall girl at the other window had an attitude like ' here is your flipping food, have a nice day'. The construction guys in front of us had to go up to the window several time because they only got part of their order, and when they got it all, some was wrong. I ordered a dressed burger, no tomato, mustard no ketchup. I got a burger with pickles ketchup, mustard, and mayonnaise. My wife ordered an chocolate ice cream tornado and got vanilla. I heard several people complaining about one thing or another. Wow. Make them change the name to "come and get what you get and don't complain ice cream."

Probably one of the best ice cream places I've been to! My banana split was delicious! They even…read morehad sugar-free options for those who needed/wanted it!

The girl who waited on us was polite and efficient and made today a great experience for my family…read more the ice cream was yummy! I had the sloppy scoop which is amazing. my wife enjoyed the almond joy ice cream. my son enjoyed ice cream and gummies! thank you for the fun!

If I could give this place 10 stars, I would…read more I wish my stomach was big enough to eat my pizza twice. We came in at 1pm on a Wednesday to only one employee working, which worried us initially since we had a party of 6 but she got to us quickly and had our food ready in under 15 minutes. Highly recommend the cheeseburger pizza. It was LOADED with toppings and the most delicious pickles I've ever tasted. My iced coffee was delicious as well. Everyone left full and happy.

Such good ice cream. Hit the spot on a hot afternoon…read more We had a scoop of dark cherry almond and Mississippi mud. It was devoured in record time. Mostly by my son.

We went here today before our distillery tour, and all of the food was pretty good. I had pizza the…read moreday before but the pesto chicken pizza looked delicious, and it was - it was a special today though so I don't know how long it'll be on the menu. My husband got the fried chicken sandwich and I think overall enjoyed it, and our friends got wraps. Prices were reasonable, too: a small flatbread was $9.99, and the sandwiches with a side (fries, chips, etc) were about $11.99+. Overall I would return here if I was visiting the store or distillery.

My husband stops here for whiskey every time he drives to Kentucky, so he said it was a must for…read moreour spring break trip. It wasn't busy so we got our pizza quickly! Order at the counter and you get a buzzer. We went into the other building for ice cream after! The outdoor area would be amazing in the summer.

I'd like to believe that there have been positives that have come out of the last year of…read morequarantine, isolation, social distancing, masks, and dealing with the pandemic. I think one of the positives has been a renewed emphasis on discovering and really supporting local. One of my discoveries during this time has been Monastery Baked Goods, a ministry of the Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand, Indiana offering baked goods that are sold in support of the ministries and mission of the Sisters of St. Benedict. If you've never been to the Ferdinand, Indiana area I regard it as a rather holy place. There's simply a sacred feeling being there and I've come across in my life a couple of the Sisters of St. Benedict including one teacher who was key in finding out how I learn best. She almost single-handedly guided me as I went from a C+ student in high school to a college valedictorian. So, when I discovered this way I could have tasty treats and support the Sisters of St. Benedict I was all about it! Monastery Baked Goods began as an outreach by the Sisters during Christkindlmarkt, an annual German festival held in Ferdinand. They started making and selling springerles, a German cookie. From there, they experimented and began making the almond-based almerles. They then began offering a cookie in honor of the 12th century mystic St. Hildegard. Simply Divine Bakery was formed, but in 2015 the name changed to Monastery Baked Goods as a way to truly identify a relationship with their monastery. They have an online gift shop that includes bourbon-soaked fruitcake, springerles, Hildegard cookies, St. Hildegard Crunch Mix, Hildegard mini-cookies, Simply Lemon cookies (these are wonderful), gingersnap cookies (these are wonderful), chocolate shortbread cookies, shortbread cookies, buttermint with chocolate cookies, prayerful pretzels (these are awesome), and a bunch of other options. They also offer gluten-free options and recently introduced mint julep cookies. They offer bundles and specialty options. They offer their products wholesale and in Indy you can get them at A Taste of Indiana at 65th and Binford. Prices vary, though I've found them incredibly reasonable and, of course, they also support a good cause. While many religious communities continue to suffer in terms of numbers, it seems like the Sisters of St. Benedict continue to do well. The Monastery Baked Goods website is a page on the Sisters website and it's inspiring to see new Sisters commit to monastic life and to see all the ministries of the Sisters of St. Benedict. I'm inspired by this ministry and I love the products. While I don't get to Ferdinand often, it's nice knowing that I can still support the ministry as I live only about 10 minutes from A Taste of Indiana and can pick up my Monastery Baked Goods there.

Drove 30 mins to be here at 0600 when they advertised their OPEN time. Business was closed... I…read morewaited 15 mins and no one came. Frustrating to waste an hour of your day. YELP and Apple Maps both say Sat: 0600.

Excellent and immaculate donuts and cup cakes at great price. Friendly and helpful. A gleaming…read more place.

Great sandwiches and Great coffee drinks. Service with a…read moresmile!! Old house type venu. Very pretty.

Nice, quaint cozy place. Very friendly . Had grilled cheese…read more& ham sandwich plus the Smokey pork bbq sandwich.

I love coming here more and more. Long John's are delicious, cakes are extra moist and flavorful…read morewith the pure white cake being my personal favorite. Cupcakes, cookies or brownies are very tasty!!! Coffee is fresh and seasonal flavors are showing up. Love stopping here on the Salem town square. Lots of cute shops along the square too to walk off some donut calories.

One of the best places in Salem is this place. Best donuts I've ever had. And the brownies are…read moresooooo good. The coffee is standard. Nothing crazy special. They could stand to get a better roast. Employees are very sweet and kind. Great place to hang out. Tons of seating.

Really delicious, creamy ice cream. They pump it out quick and have enough outdoor seating for…read moreplenty of people

It was good. I had a taste for soft serve and it hit the spot. The icecream is pretty thick... ita…read moredelicious. However just saying this just in case you are lactose sensitive... The service was fine... we did drive through. The line was nine-existent. And the ambiance/surroundings was quiet/calm/nobody around. All good.

Rowlett's is a fantastic place - a true creamery! They have the best ice cream around which is…read moremade from milk produced by dairy cattle on their old family farm. They carry a slew of other dairy products such as cheese and butter. Flavors of ice cream vary as well as store hours based on the season. I believe their facebook page gives the most reliable source for hours, typically 11-9 through the summer. Staff is always super friendly, typically you'll just see Mrs. Rowlett making and serving ice cream while her brother is busy with the various cheeses and butter. Prices are sure to not break the bank and will certainly yield more than a few smiling faces indulging in such wonderful products. Craving more than a scoop or two? Well they've got half gallons ready to go home with you currently priced $12/each. My kids say Rowlett's is the best and I wholeheartedly agree!

If you take anything away from this review I want it to be this.... Coffee Ice Cream. You're…read moreprobably thinking yeah, yeah, big whoop. I promise you, you've never tasted anything close to the coffee ice cream at Rowlett's Milkhouse Creamery. You'll thank me later. I took advantage of this beautiful fall day to drive to Campbellsvirg in Henry County and see this place for myself. Our office gets special treats on birthdays and I got to enjoy the coffee ice cream and I was in love. The texture was like silk on your tongue. The hint of coffee was just enough to fit through the sweetness to make it out of this world divine!!!!! So I'll shut my piehole about the coffee ice cream and talk about the other things Rowlett's has to offer. They have a large variety of cheeses, ice creams, ice creams and butter. I was looking forward to buying some butter for the banana bread I'm getting ready to make; however, they were sold out. Oh well, i'll have to make another trip there I guess. This business is locally owned by brother and sister Terry and Sharon Rowlett. I had the pleasure of meeting Sharon when I visited today and she was as nice as she could be. This is most definitely worth the drive and a great way to support local business. Y'all gotta make the trip. You won't regret it.