Great selection for a small town, found some good new stuff I haven't tried which is my typical…read moregoal dropping into any package store! Didn't have any cash discount which was surprising or rewards program but perhaps someday.

The typical Midwestern Mexican grocery and diabetes inducing dessert shop, found friendly staff,…read moreplenty of cluttered isles in the predictable dingy half worn down space, and a delightfully fun menu of colorful shakes. I went for the standard mangonada, somehow accidentally did not translate myself asking to fill up my own glass mug (everything is beyyer in glass!) and she made a double. $12! Whoops, oh well, totally worth it for the rest of my day and sipped on the frozen yellow fruit and tangy ice cream for hours. Great to see Monticello offering some variety amidst the full chains and limited cuisine here!

We stopped in after visiting family at Purdue and had a nice time. We didn't try the food but the…read morepizzas and breadsticks looked and smelled phenomenal. We will have to come back again with empty stomachs. The bartender was really good to talk to and had lots of great suggestions. My favorite was their sour. It was fruity and smooth - not at all too sour or overwhelming. They also had a really tasty jalapeño cream ale. Nice and roasted jalapeño flavor without all the spice up front. There was a lot of regulars there and we were all watching sports and hanging out. It looks like they have lots of events throughout each month if you need something to do this winter! Also dogs are allowed on the patio when it's nicer out.

The mascot for the place is so adorable it makes you want to come in a Boston Terrier and who…read moredoesn't love a cute dog. It's good in size but not overwhelming, the beer selection contains a lot of IPA's but still a good selection of beer to choose from. The server was happy to explain the beers in detail.

I am a fan of good wine. A friend of mine who is also a fan of good wine and I visited this winery…read morea few months ago. We had a blast. We did the wine tasting. I chose all the red dry wines to try because that has always been my preference. I have tried some pretty good red dessert wine though. After the tasting we bought a few bottles of wine and some snacks that they sold there and sat and chit-chatted. The sommelier was very friendly and informative. The owner came in with his dog who was the hi-light of the visit. It is a beautiful building inside and out. The view is beautiful. The wine was delicious. They had packages of cheese and jerky in the refrigerator that were very good. The prices were affordable. Everyone was so friendly. Everything was clean, including the restroom. The decor was very nice. There was a huge map of the world on the wall where people could stick a in pin of where they came from. I stuck one in for my birthplace. It looks like people from all over the world have visited this winery. The parking lot was a little small, but there weren't very many customers there that day, so we easily found a spot. I will definitely try to get back here someday.

If you find yourself driving north on I65 from Indianapolis toward Chicago, you might want to take…read morea break from looking at all of the farmland around you and stop here - for a brief and pleasant respite. The farmhouse was converted into a winery and the setting is very relaxing and cute. You're merrily greeted and offered 6 tastes - the wines are divided into two groups and I do prefer both dry and sweet. Excellent customer service and a lot of information is shared about the grapes, the wines, the winery - all great to hear as you sip away. I look forward to coming here again and would highly recommend it as one last stop to an oasis, right before you drive into the maddening city.

Well organized, fun selection of new and adventurous brands, easy going staff, I discovered a…read morefantastic Odd Side Mexican that I'll definitely look for again everywhere I go as I nabbed the last pack they had. Did notice a handy sign explaining to all the basic boys the Busch Apple was gone! This is the first liquor store to have a discount rack! Wow! That should be mainstream to help move on stuff about to expire but weirdly the sale price on the big Skyy vodka was still five bucks more than Meijer.

The person who conducted our tasting was extremely knowledgeable and energetic and very happy to…read moreanswer our questions. Even though the weather was cold and rainy we had a great time and our wine is so delicious. We took some home and cannot wait to come back when the weather is nicer. A must stop.

Very relaxed atmosphere and individuals working there are never too busy to accommodate and chat it…read moreup. Wine is wonderful and there are so many combinations to choose from.

1/3 of this roast was fat as were all the roasts and steaks we got. Unsatisfactory with what we got.read more

I contacted Monon Meat Packing the other day via Facebook Messenger. The item I was seeking is not…read morea highly popular item. They looked to see if they had any but were out. They told me a time and day they would have some. They asked how much I wanted. I went in on the day they said, after the time they said and it was ready. They had it packaged, priced and in a bag ready to be paid for and carried out! Great food and service. Thank you!

Smoked kielbasa as an appetizer on the menu? Heck yeah, I'm here for it. And you know what? The…read moresmoked kielbasa was even better than I was hoping it would be. It came with three different sauces: beer-infused mustard, tangy barbecue and creamy horseradish. I could have just sat here and ate charred pork and drank beer and I would have been happy. We also got a Caesar salad, which was OK but would have been a bit better if it came dressed -- the dressing came on the side. The wedge salad was good but was less of a wedge and more of a regular salad. Fenwick Farms has a kids menu, which features things like cheeseburgers, buttered noodles, chicken strips and other kid-friendly foods. Each kids meal comes with a side and a dessert (ice cream sundae), although we didn't get our ice cream, but it was fine because my kids didn't need anymore sugar that day. Speaking of kids: They have free arcade games to play! My kids played Pac-Man and NBA Jam while we waited for our food. The Fenwick Farms Brewing Co. beer is made right here at the brewery, and this is the first and only craft brewery in Rensselaer. They have 30 different beers on tap (most their own, some guest beers), and they offer flights. Indiana knows how to do craft beer, and FFBC is another great example of great beer.

We have been wanting to visit here for a while, and I'm so glad we finally did! The service was…read morefast and friendly, the drinks were great, and the food was memorable! The server helped me pick a popular drink, she let me try any of their tap beers before deciding what I wanted. We had the sausage appetizer and it was delicious! We will definitely be back!