Used to be the best bike shop in Lafayette but Dave Meadows has relocated to Crawfordsville and…read moreoperates under the name of "Broken Heart Cycling." I'ts worth driving there for the service.

We have been to Hodson's Bay twice for bike repairs. This place is wonderful! Dave helped us. My…read moreson had his wheel and seat stolen from his bike. All sorts were available, so Dave got us fixed up while we ate lunch next door. He even recommended ways to prevent theft in the future. Would recommend to anyone needing repairs in West Lafayette.

Shoes and insoles are expensive , but for the win, purchasing high quality shoes with supported…read moreinsoles too. Very helpful, friendly and knowledgeable workers.

I just realized that I said that I would update my review after running in my new shoes and I hadnt…read moredone that yet. I love my HOKA running shoes that I was fitted with on my visit a year ago. I have not run as much as I had planned, but when i do my feet do not hurt at all and I never need my orthotics when I run in these shoes. Thank you to the staff at Fleet Feet for the attention that I was given.

Super helpful guy! Great spot to indulge in the best outdoor athletic fix, prices are all over the…read moreplaces and poorly marked in some tubs but mostly well organized and accessible selection for beginners to championship goals. Location offers good parking, decent hours but check their Facebook, and glad to have a local Frolf hot spot to nab new discs on a whim. Even my friends from Illinois wanted to drop in today, had a discussion on what would work well for us frequent fliers but little improved! Easy to shop when the owner knows his stuff and informed us by disc name what to try. I wish there was discounts on multiple purchases and a reward program. Maybe that's to come, can easily recommend Plastic to the People for the disc golf gear!

Wes is the man! He is super knowledgeable and carries a huge selection of discs. Full lines of…read moreInnova, Discraft, Latitude 64, Gateway, MVP and Vibram. Very friendly and helpful service, especially for new players like myself. I refuse to by my stuff anywhere else. Very glad to see yet another great, local, downtown business succeding.

I attended the Tipecanoe County Amphitheater Flea Market today. The Flea Market occurs the first…read moreSunday of the month from April through November. Admission and parking are free. The market runs from 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Today, the market had about 50 dealers selling everything from antiques to a lot of junk. We were there early and attendance was down probably due to predicted rain. The venders and people were nice and willing to negotiate. We bought a couple of things at really good prices, but we had to paw through a lot of junk. Unimaginative food venders are available, but we didn't purchase food, I did not see restrooms, but I would assume there are available somewhere on site. The venue is lovely and tree covered. The parking lot is paved and dry. It's an hour+ drive for us, so not sure we will be regulars.

I have not attended a concert at this location, so I can only rate the park portion of the site…read more The north end of the space is for multiple soccer fields. The majority of the park is for parking. Since the amphitheater holds around 1500, that means a lot of cars. Fortunately, there are wide paved walking paths from the gravel lot to the amphitheater. The seating descends down to the stage on the east side of the entrance. The park is also used for large celebrations and 166 acres of the park can be reserved. Review #1144

So we came here on a Sunday afternoon to check out the creek which is adjacent to the park…read more Parking: ample space, on gravel. Unfortunately there is very little shade so your car ends up roasting under the sun. The place could definitely use with some nice green trees to provide natural shade. Restrooms: off to the left you'll see a brown, wooden construction which has male and female restrooms. I went into the female one and almost ran back out. There were two stalls but with no doors. Completely infested with mosquitoes (no joke) and just overall really filthy. I would highly advise against using them unless you are absolutely desperate. If you keep walking past the restrooms you'll see a narrow trail that leads to the creek. The creek is nice and the water is pretty shallow in most places. Good picnic spot, or a place to bring kids, or just hang out with friends/read a book.

Wea Creek Park is predominantly a baseball complex with the majority of the parking in a gravel lot…read moreon the south side of the baseball diamonds. There is a central complex that has concessions and restrooms. Some of the diamonds even have lighting for night games. If you look carefully, there is a small playground located on the west end of the complex and thoughtfully, not too far from the parking lot. Review #1068

I love Erinat the Walmart Vision Center, but the quality of lenses that Walmart uses are less than…read moresatisfactory (had to replace lenses three times in a year due to the coating wearing off). I got a new pair of glasses here eight months ago, and recently had a mishap where I gouged a lens. I came back to order a new lens and was expecting to pay for it. They warranted it and replaced both for no cost. They can get busy, but the customer service is excellent.

Have been waiting on contact "trials" for almost 2 months for my daughter. She has worn the same…read moreones for 2 years. Just let me get the prescription. I do not understand why its taking almost 2 months to get them in. Also, when calling i was on hold for 30 minutes 2 times and when they pick it up they put me back on hold. Then when it does seem to get someone on, i get hung up on. 1/5. 1 star out of 5 is for the doctors they are actually awesome, it is just everything around it i do not like. Will be looking for another eye doctor.

I get that this park is meant for soccer games, more soccer games, and even more. There is a…read morereally well designed parking and landscaped area that looks nice, but basically, this is 30+ acres of lawn surrounded by "natural" (unmowed) property. They have added a central facility that I read acts as a restroom for the park, but it looks rather small if they ever have a lot of teams playing at once. The website mentions that there is supposed to be a playground and basketball court, but I couldn't find them from the parking lot. I even checked the satellite images and couldn't find either amenity. Unless the images are really old, they don't exist. I also checked the website and the pdf map of the park only shows six of the fields and no playground/basketball. Something is not making sense and that makes me disappointed with what I found. Note: The name comes from the park being a partnership between Caterpillar (heavy machinery company) and the City Parks Dept. Review #1073

I know that this place isn't for cats, but my cat loves going to this park! Honestly it's such a…read morenice place for children, and dogs! So much room to run and enjoy the day! Make sure you pick up after all your babies fur or not!

This park is mainly a public access site for boat launching on the Wabash River. There is a lot of…read moreopen space for campers to set up. A large shelter is near the entrance on Washington Street. Other than the boat launch, not much here but a few trees at the riverfront. Review #977

My brothers and I go here quite often. We will sit at one of the many picnic tables and have lunch…read moreand then take a walk around the park. Lots of wildlife to see always on the lookout for bald eagles. I've seen several here up to three or four at a time.