I'll jump on the review band wagon and second that their Lavender Hops flavor is hands down, one of…read morethe BEST kombucha s I've ever had. You'll find them all over the Circle City, ie Kroger, Wildwood in Fountain Square, and lots of other local specialty shops. The reasons for the 4 stars? The bottles / servings are so so so small. By the time you've had four sips of their wonderful products, it's basically already gone. (No fun.) it's hard to reason spending about the same amount on them when you can get nearly double the amount from another local brand. Hope to see more of Presto though and hope to see them increase their portion sizes soon!

I stumbled upon Presto's Lavender Hops Kombucha at Wildwood and decided to give it a shot. Being…read morethat I am relatively new to the world of 'booch', I didn't know what to expect. OMG. The fizz and flavor were AMAZING! The only sad trombone was that I got a small bottle (8 ounces for $3.75) ... and I wanted more! I can't wait to try the other flavors.

I have had a good experience with Hi & Mighty products so far. My first exposure was at a pop-up…read moreevent at a cocktail bar, where they showcased their initial products, the Big Fuss Gin and Big Heart Gin. I ended up getting a White Negroni that was made from their gins. From what I gathered, they wanted to differentiate a bit and made gin as their launch products. The founders of the distillery are also fans of this particular spirit. Slowly but surely the canned cocktails started coming into the market. The Lemon Shakeup was a hit at the State Fair, and the Cherry variation came out next. The bitterness of the gins came through but the tartness of the fruits balanced out pretty well. The Spiced Apple Sidekick and Sipper Club are brandy-based cocktails that were released in the Fall. Both of these varieties were ideal companions for the cooler temperatures. I was able to visit the distillery at the state fairgrounds for their holiday market. There are still plans to open a taproom and restaurant in the future. In the meantime, keep an eye out for Hi & Mighty at various events and venues.

Are you looking for somewhere to get a nice cold treat from? If so look no further get a delicious…read moreice cream bar from here. Customer service was great and the price of the ice cream popsicle was not bad at all. They charge $4.50 per popsicle. I love how they have multiple flavors to choose from. They have a reward system where you can earn points on each purchase. If you are in Broad-ripple area for sure check this ice cream store out. You will not be disappointed.

I wouldn't choose a popsicle over ice cream... unless it's Nicey Treat!! Their treats are delicious…read moreand made with natural ingredients. I first tried a "Not So Hot Chocolate" pop at an event years ago and went to find the store the very next day. I was hooked! I also love their fruit flavored pops - blackberry lemonade, key lime, and mango ginger. I love that they have vegan options for those that are dairy free or vegan. One thing to note- the shop is a grab and go, walk up counter style where it's best suited to get a treat for a walk on the monon or sit on one of the benches outside. Recently they added a little tray that stays at the bottom of the popsicle to catch drips - a brilliant addition! Thank you!

Service was amazing!! I did the too good to go order so it was a mix of different smoothies. I had…read morelike 5 small smoothies, idk the flavors were what they had left from the day but one was I think strawberry and peanut butter. Maybe next time when variety I would just write what they are but other than that awesome ! Will be back for sure.

The worst customer service ever. This was my third time visiting this establishment. I actually…read morefell in love with the selection. The guy who assisted me stated that he was the owner of the establishment. I'd rate a 0 if that was an option. I asked for suggestions and he just starred and answered very abrasive. Customer service is everything. I don't care how great the taste, I will NOT patronize this establishment again.

I was in the SoBro area to try out another business. As I usually do when I'm in the area, I…read moredecided to check out and see if there was anything new in the area. I wheeled by Orangily, which calls itself a "wellness bottleworks shop," and was curious. Their signage noted that they were dog friendly and also "friendly." It felt like the usual vibe for the SoBro area. I kind of looked inside. I could really only see one side of a wall, but I definitely noted bottles. "That makes sense," I thought to myself. I didn't stop. I figured it was one of those hoity-toity shops where I seldom feel like I fit in and that's usually reinforced once I do enter. You want to see awkward? Follow me into a Hollister shop. The only time I fit in a Hollister is when we're talking about Hollister-branded ostomy supplies (and yes, if you're wondering, there are Hollister-branded ostomy supplies). But, I digress. As you can guess, I'd not heard of Orangily. After wheeling by it three times, I decided to trust the fact they were friendly and pay a visit. I used the handy-dandy ramp on the side of the sidewalk they share with United State of Indiana (facing East 54th Street) and check it out. I was greeted by someone whom I believe to be the owner/co-owner. She was friendly and hospitable on a quiet, chilly day in SoBro. I quickly asked "Okay, I just have to ask. What's a wellness bottleshop?" She provided an explanation. She noted that they'd originally described themselves as an alcohol-free shop (beer, wine, rum, etc.), however, that really doesn't completely sum up their offerings which also include CBD type offerings, THC drinks, and other functional beverages like adaptogens (which are a favorite of mine). Explanation in hand, I looked around. First off, it's worth noting this shop has a nice concrete ramp inside due to a weird elevation issue. It's beautifully done (I'd experienced it before with a prior tenant). The shop itself has a simple, nicely streamlined layout and I was able to get everywhere I wanted. I mostly avoided one wall that was primarily alcohol-free wine. They also have some terrific non-alcoholic beer options (I had no idea Stella Artois had an alcohol-free option). I checked out the adaptogens, the CBD options, and others. I noted they offer classes. The prices were more reasonable than I expected for this specialty area. I didn't end up buying anything this time around, primarily because I'm having surgery in a couple days and I figured having THC show up on a lab probably wasn't a great idea. I was quite pleased with this shop and will very likely return in the near future. With United State of Indiana and Orangily right next to each other along with The Clubhouse? This is a great little corner. So, here's what I experienced. There was great accessibility, a friendly vibe, and cool products at fair prices. Orangily does complimentary shipping for orders $75+ and they have a blog called Sparkling AF. Orangily has a warehouse store in Carmel between Cafe Patachou and Rackz BBQ on Main Street facing Hazel Dell Parkway.

This location is more convenient for those that are not on the northside. The selections are…read moresimilar to what they have at their flagship location in Carmel. Expect to find the same N/A beer, wine, and spirits. The staff member was very helpful as far as showing where all the products are located around the store. There were a few N/A spirits available for tasting during my visit. I ended up getting a 4-pack variety pack of N/A beers to go.

As soon as I saw Kukui's, I had a vague recollection of having experienced it before. When I got…read morehome this evening and started to do a little bit of fact-finding for this review, I realized I'd experienced it early in its history in Shipshewana, Indiana. Kukui's was founded in 2009 in Shipshewana. The family behind it moved to the Greenwood area in 2018 - Kukui's Hawaiian Shaved Ice came along and became an "on the road" business often found in The Centre at Smith Valley. Fortunately, they do also leave Greenwood as happened with their appearance at downtown Indy's Statehouse Market. Kukui's offers 32+ flavors with six additional sugar-free flavors. They have add-ons including ice cream, sweet cream, Haupia cream, adzuki beans, Ube ice cream and more. While it's a mighty strong claim to think about "best shaved ice," I think Kukui's may very well be able to make that claim. It's certainly better than anything else I've had in Central Indiana. Kukui's has four different sizes. This shaved ice is gluten-free, dairy free, and has no high fructose corn syrup. The people here were super friendly. It was a sunny day in Indy with temps in the 70s and low 80s. It was perfect shaved ice weather. This was perfect shaved ice. I can't think of a thing I'd change about the experience.

Best shaved ice I've ever had! We've been to Hawaii twice, and they have nothing on Kukui!…read more Thank you Cindy for bringing this to our community!

I had a great experience at Nicey. There is a lot of variety of popsicles and drinks as well. The…read moreguy who made my smoothie and prepared my popsicle deserves a raise! The place looked very nice!

Disappointed in myself that it took me this long to try Nicey Treat! From the very first bite, my…read morehusband and I looked at each other and immediately knew the hype was real. The shop itself is so inviting, offering popsicles, coffee, and other sweet treats, plus the cutest merch. At first glance, you might think, "It's just a popsicle." Trust me--it's so much more than that. The flavor selection is incredible, with everything from cucumber lime to banana pudding and just about every flavor you could imagine. I ordered the Strawberry Cheesecake popsicle dipped in milk chocolate and topped with graham cracker crumbles, and it was an easy 10/10. Honestly, I could've eaten five of them! My husband went with the Cookie Butter popsicle dipped in milk chocolate and finished with Biscoff cookie crumbles. He insists his was better than mine... but we'll just have to agree to disagree. Safe to say Nicey Treat has officially earned a spot on our list of favorite dessert spots. I would recommend it to absolutely anyone looking to satisfy their sweet tooth!

$18, not including tip for a small açaí bowl and a small latte? Absolutely outrageous prices. Lots…read moreof other places around Greenwood that are significantly cheaper and have better lattes.

I've been craving a man apple carrot juice so I hopped on my Yelp app and searched near me and Root…read more2 Rise showed up. It's so weird that this place is right down the strip from Le croissant. How perfect is it that you can be bad and indulgent at Le Croissant and then pop in to Rott to Rise and heat a healthy juice? Balance. But it's super cute on the inside and whispers, "come sit on the comfy couch and read a book." You can even borrow a book off of the bookshelf! Love this super cute cafe! I will be coming back.