Excellent gelato and great service:) Pleasant atmosphere. Refreshing place to go to get out of the…read moreheat and take a break. Chill place to hangout or even to study at.

Food was great, service was amazing. We stopped in for ice cream and ended up getting dinner and…read moredessert. Amazing new business for the community.

Recommended to go to this small food truck-like pizza stone fire pizza. Amazing pizza and also…read moretheir dessert pizza. So worth the drive and the line. I wish I took a phot of my pizza but I ate it too quick before I remembered.

Had their pizza at the Quarter Horse Congress because everyone talked how great it was in previous…read moreyears. I was terribly disappointed. First I was a little taken aback when I was charged extra for a to-go box, which I feel like the majority of people would get it to go as they are walking around and heading back to arenas. Second, this was definitely store bought crust and prepackaged store bought ham. As someone who has worked on our local wood fired pizza truck, I can see a clear difference. It tasted like bland crust with spaghetti sauce and some toppings. Not worth the $20+ I paid.

They handled some beef processing for us. Nicely done. Easy and safe unloading as well.read more

Fantastic hand breaded tenderloins, coney dogs and zucchini sticks! There are so many good items on…read morethe menu to choose from. All of the servers are very friendly and for as busy as they usually are, service is pretty prompt.

Very Friendly. Took my kids to eat there. Good experience. Will be back. Had a very big menu.read more

Stopped by on a cold afternoon and discovered their amazing chicken velvet soup! Yum yum! Our…read moreserver was cute and attentive in this quaint café. Will stop by again.

I bought 2 mini pies a couple of days ago - a cherry and peach - the cherry pie crust tasted…read moreawful....like wet dog and the cherries inside the pie, there were only about 8 of them, they were hard like raisins and the rest was just cherry jell....i had to throw the cherry and peach pies away because of the rancid wet dog taste to the crust - at over $6 per pie, I wasted my money....i am assuming the shortening in the pie crust had been left out too long or had gone bad before it was used

Ever since my boyfriend and I started dating, he's always compared the apples I've bought to the…read moreapples he's purchased from Doud's. "Doud's apples are better...Doud's has the best apples...This isn't as good as Doud's." Rolling my eyes every time his speaks of his apple snobbery, I've always attributed this ridiculous pedestal he's put a piece of fruit on to the fact that Doud's is located in his hometown and chalk it up to nostalgia. Recently, I was able to make my own judgment to see if Dowd's apples are truly "the best", and I have to say...they're pretty phenomenal. The orchard is about 30 miles north of Kokomo in Denver. Don't be too disappointed when I tell you that Doud's is not a U-Pick orchard, because there is still plenty to pick up inside of the big barn. At Doud's you can pick up unpasteurized apple cider, caramel apples, apple butter, apple barbecue sauce, 1/2 and full pecks of several varieties of apples, apple cider slushies, and dried apples. Not only that, but Doud's also carries homemade jam, preserves, popcorn, fruit butters, gourds, berries, cakes, pastries, and trail mix. It's quite an array of fine edibles for The-Middle-of-Nowhere, Indiana. My arms were full by the time I got to the cash register. The apple themselves all depend on the variety. Doud's makes it easy to choose by offering samples of each kind out on the floor and providing a tasting/usage guide. I'm grateful for both, especially since I can never say no to a free sample and need to know what I'm buying. On my visit, I picked up a peck of the Prima, a crisp, sweet apple that is perfect for eating and tossing in a salad. Between eating apples and enjoying all kinds of homemade fall goodies, it definitely will not be the last purchase I make this fall. Although I'll never admit out loud to my boyfriend that he's making me more of an apple snob, I do agree that apples from Doud Orchard are better than anything I've bought in a store. We'll continue to make trips up there for a little bit of nostalgia and a whole lot of fresh-picked noshes.

This orchard is the best! Prices are great, variety is wonderful, and I LOVE the atmosphere of the…read moreold barn. It smells fabulous inside, all apple-y and barny and they carry lots of locally-sourced goodies! Apples, seasonal produce, honey, jams, candles, soaps....just an eclectic, magical farm market.

Stoped in while in Rochester for some good old Dicks Drive- In food. Been coming here for almost 50…read moreyears. The tacos are as good as Dick used to make and so are the sloppy joes. We also take home a dozen tacos for us to enjoy for the next few days. Oh and don't forget the Dicks original hot sauce.

If you're in Rochester and craving delicious food, Dick's Drive-In is the kind of place that never…read moredisappoints. This spot has that old-school drive-in charm that instantly feels nostalgic. Whether you're pulling up for a quick bite or sitting outside enjoying the weather, it's a laid-back, no-frills experience in the best way. The food is exactly what you are craving...simple, satisfying, and consistently good. Their burgers are juicy and flavorful, the fries are crispy, and the milkshakes are thick, creamy, and perfect on a warm day. It's the kind of menu where everything hits the spot. What really makes this place special, though, is Jeff himself. You can tell the owner genuinely cares about the restaurant and the people who walk through the door. That pride shows in both the quality of the food and the friendly, attentive service.

Again, delicious! It's so authentic that we were the only non-Indian diners and the menu isn't even…read morein English. They're helpful and friendly and the food is fantastic. We love the garlic naan bread.

I honestly forgot food could be this bad. I feel like I'm a worse person physically and possibly…read moremorally for having eaten here. Saw 4 seperate flies on the countertop whilst waiting only 8 minutes for my pickup food (which I had ordered by phone 40 minutes prior mind you). Imagine how many flies are in the kitchen and God forbid the food. The very thought is sickening. Too dark to ponder. The meat was high school cafeteria bad. I would feel guilty feeding it to my dog to be honest. Everything was undersalted and flavorless. Even the rice (usually an asain strength) was lacking flavor. Fasting is preferable to this experience.