Extra tasty food in this little bee hive on the side of the road, make sure call to check hours…read more Very good pizza, we enjoyed the Hawaiian Pizza. They have cooked to order burgers and sandwich with some large sides. Can't wait to return to this little local gem. They have some small items for sale, found some goat soap at a great price. Extra friendly staff buzzing around in here, just could not help myself. It's a good hive.

First: The address is Leavenworth, IN not Marengo. GPS will take you to wrong area on the state…read moreroad. My visit was pre-pandemic. I grew up in the area and was back visiting. It wasn't very late and most places were closed so I headed to yelp to find something and this was listed. The building used to be a small grocery, gas station, and grill. The new owners have converted it to a spacious dine in restaurant. The menu is salads, lunch meat sandwiches, chicken, burgers, pizza, icecream, etc. I have the kickin bourbon burger. It was about $7 for a single and it was plenty big along with the fries. If it was a previously frozen burger I couldn't tell. It tasted great. It's bee themed, so you can get honey and some decor as well. The only down side is you have to purchase bottled drinks and the sugar-free options were pretty limited.

A New Diner in Town: A Tale of Hope, Heartbreak, and Tater Tot Redemption…read more In the culinary wilderness that has been our town -- a place where the absence of a diner left a void as deep as an overcooked egg yolk -- a beacon of hope appeared. A shiny, remodeled restaurant, doors flung open like the gates of heaven, promising comfort food and a taste of community. I wanted to love it. I tried to love it. I gave it four chances. And yet, like a tragic romance, it just didn't love me back. Let's break it down, shall we? Round 1: The Cheeseburger and the Pizza The burger arrived with all the enthusiasm of a middle school band recital -- you appreciate the effort, but it's hard to clap. The patty, handmade but devoid of seasoning, was swallowed whole by the bun and veggies like a lost soul in a carb purgatory. The pizza? Let's just say it was... a pizza. Not as good as the old local spot, but even that place had off days. So, I gave it a lukewarm, "Eh, okay," and trudged on. Round 2: Breakfast of Regret I ordered biscuits and gravy, hoping for a warm hug in food form. What I got was more like a passive-aggressive pat on the back. The biscuits were decent, but the gravy was a ghost of flavor past. I've had better gravy at a gas station -- literally. Round 3: Cheeseburger Revisited Hope flickered. The burger was thicker this time, a marked improvement. I could finally taste the meat, though it still screamed for seasoning. Salt and pepper, people -- it's not witchcraft. The tater tots, though? Chef's kiss. Golden, crispy, and so good I almost forgot about the bland burger. Almost. Round 4: The Breakfast Apocalypse This was where my hope went to die. Over-easy eggs came out well-done, their yolks clinging to life like they knew what was coming. The toast was so thin it practically dissolved upon touch, a mere suggestion of bread. And the sausage patties? Flattened and flavorless, like sadness pressed into pork form. For $10, I didn't get breakfast -- I got existential dread. The Verdict Despite my complaints, I want this place to succeed. I want it to thrive. It's new, and everyone deserves time to find their footing. So, I'll be back. Maybe not next week, maybe not next month, but in six months to a year, I'll give it another shot. Because every diner deserves a redemption arc, and I still believe in happy endings -- even if, for now, they taste like tater tots. 3 stars. For potential. For effort. And for those glorious tots.

I am giving a 2 star instead of a 1 for the fact they are still new. But ... what a disaster…read more New restaurant offering all you can eat fish.... on a Friday is a recipe for disaster. Sat down at 5:30.... no acknowledgement from anyone until 605 when we had to stop a waitress. Drinks arrived at 630. Salads never arrived... asked about them... brought them out but they were out of the dressing we wanted. (salad is just lettuce and cheese) My meal came out 645.... lukewarm. 705 the rest of the meals come out.... ran out of baked potatoes so they arbitrarily substituted wedges for one person and fries for another. No veggies came out at all:.... and the slaw didn't either. I don't think anything else could have gone worse. All of the customers were just looking around like we were being punk'd. I hope the operations smooth out but the quality of what we had.... tenders, fries, cod..... were not good. If someone would have at least acknowledged the time delay, the food we sent back, the food we didn't get,,..: by just removing the cost off the items of the bill I think we would have been ok. But we had to tell the cashier what we needed credit for .... and she was not happy about it.

We love getting curbette on our lunch break! We always place a call in order, and it's always ready…read morewhen we get there! The food is good and reasonably priced compared to anywhere else you can find. Give them a try!

They did a nice job this time. Order was fairly quick and items came out in reasonable time…read more Portion sizes were large (burgers were thin) Everything was tasty. Except fried mushrooms. Bland and watery. Fantastic cheese pull on the mozzarella sticks. Prices high like everywhere now.

Second year in a row visiting Bryant Blueberry Farm. Family tradition solidified…read more And on our most recent visit, we met the orchard cat! This sweet gray kitty lounged under the blueberry bushes and was so sweet with my kids. This cat followed us around a bit. I think it was the highlight of the visit for my son. Plus something else we learned on our most recent trip: Bring plastic clamshell containers, like what you get blueberries in at the grocery store. These were great to put berries right into, and then you don't have to repackage them when you put them in the fridge. These blueberries were sweet, better tasting than what we get at the store. We'll be back next year!

This is one of my favorite spring to summer places to head to with my little one! The owners are so…read morekind, and so knowledgeable! You just drive and drive and drive until you pull into a little grass parking area, walk over and grab a bucket lined with a bag, check the row numbers that you can pick then get to work! I brought my 4 year old, and he had so much fun picking the berries and telling me about how berries come from trees-not target! We picked 6 pounds of berries for under $15! Overall it's a fun family outing, and you get to bring home blueberries! Now it's time for me to go figure out some fun blueberry recipes!

We've been going to Huber's and the Farm Market for years. For us it's mostly about the experience…read more Cons: The pricing has definitely gone up over the years and I would agree that it is overpriced. Also, the parking can be challenging when it is busy. That is something to keep in mind if you have someone in your party who has limited mobility or is disabled. It can be a bit of a hike, depending on where you have to park. Pros: That said, it is a fun experience if you take it for what it is (a commercial tourist farm). We like to go in the fall, take the kids, and grab a few photo opportunities with the fun displays. We've also done peach and apple picking, which is a fun experience, and not something you run across every day. We typically steer clear of the pumpkins and items we can get at a better price elsewhere, and get just a few treats that are unique to Huber's. Also, the little dairy shop sells some wonderful cheeses and ice cream. It's a nice treat to end the trip. We love Huber's and enjoy bringing friends and out of town family here to enjoy a good time and a few local treats.

The farm market is a market place located on premise at the Huber's wine and orchard in Borden,…read moreIndiana. It is gone to several festive harvest decorations and goods such as pumpkins, pumpkin flavored goodies, apple cider, wine, and snacks such as home made fudge and cookies. The main thing purchased here in the autumn months I assume would be it is where you go to weigh and purchase the pumpkin you pick out from Huber's pumpkin patch. Runs around 60 cents a pound. You hope of the wagon ride and walk into the market where they will weigh it in front of you. On my most recent trip my 3 oldest girls made it a competition of who can get the heaviest pumpkin (and high dads wallet the most). My second oldest finished first with a whopping 23lb pumpkin, the oldest had a 20lb pumpkin and the 3rd born a 17lb pumpkin. So they all did really well and enjoyed the final results of the weigh in process as much as they did picking out the pumpkins. Overall pretty neat place. Obviously very touristy and seasonally aimed so a lot of the goods are gonna be higher end priced. But it's still a fun and tasty place to visit.

This is the best farmer's market I've ever been to. My family and I shop here every Saturday…read moremorning during the season. There is a wide selection of delicious local foods at excellent prices, including fruits, vegetables, meats, maple syrup, honey, baked goods, and jam preserves. Some vendors sell soaps, aprons, baskets, hand-carved spoons, and other specialty items. A few vendors sell potted plants and fresh cut flowers. There is free coffee. Everyone is very friendly. There's a tent for folk music jammers - you can join in if you're into that, or just enjoy the free music. The book tent gives a free book to kids, and they can play on the wonderful playground just feet away. The playground has 4 slides, swings, a merry-go-round, toys to sit on and ride, monkey bars, and lots of other fun equipment to climb on. This farmer's market is definitely worth checking out if you live in the area. I recommend buying some fresh peaches or a local watermelon or cantaloupe.

Outstanding pizza and the wings were amazing too. Service was friendly and explained the process…read moreand the wait time. To go only which was fine for our visit. Right next to the laundry mat so very convenient. Looking forward to my next visit for sure

This is a quaint general store in the small town of Leavenworth, Indiana. It feels like a step back…read morein time! They have an assortment of knick knacks for sale, plus an ice cream counter. It also sounds like you can get lunch here, too. You're not far from The Overlook restaurant just up the road, with great views of the Ohio River. This is definitely a scenic area, hence why Route 62 is called "Ohio River Scenic Byway"!

We left the interstate to follow scenic Route 62 for a while. It really was scenic and lovely…read more We stumbled upon this business and saw the sign for sandwiches which made this our lunch stop. My sandwich was good, not inspired, but good. There were a couple of outdoor tables and it was a warm spring day - perfect. The side of the store I walked through had really cool merchandise like an old time general store, maybe. My partner passed through the other side to the "pristine" bathroom and said the merchandise was a mix of feed store and grocery store. There was a galvanized tub she wanted to buy but we had no way to get it back home. We were pleased with our scenic detour and this stumble upon.