The old video store has finally reopened as an ice cream and candy shop. This is good, since the…read moreclosing of Froggy's in Hopedale left a soft-serve void in the area. Zac's already seems popular here in town. How's the ice cream? Some people will say it could be creamier, and that's probably true, but it's good soft-serve, and they can do twist cones, sundaes, etc., there. Floats are also on the menu. The candy selection is growing. The candies are made locally. I hope to see this aspect of the shop develop, being a chocaholic from way back. There is booth seating in the shop. I wish they hadn't put up the wall over the old shop front! The old front was so much more inviting, and it would be good advertising for the shop. The prices are very reasonable. I'm looking forward to making this a regular stop. The shop is supposedly open seasonally, which is not unusual for such businesses around here. The major problem is that the shop is open unpredictably and sporadically even during the season it is supposedly open.

Got something from this place in Hickory Point Mall. It's kind of a surprise to find this kind of…read moreplace around here, with dumplings and other Asian stuff. Cocoday is among the more interesting restaurants in Forsyth. Even though it's not much of a restaurant, it has a pretty cool menu of cold and hot items. The place is order at the counter, but the mall has tables. After getting off the interstate, we came here. It's located in the Hickory Point Mall. This is near the large open area with the chairs and tables. It's not a food court. This is also located next to Auntie Anne's, which is about the only other place to eat here. I got us the Vegetable Dumplings. It's $10 for a container of a dozen or so. These were average looking but weren't bad though. Filled with vegetables such as carrots, mushrooms, and onions. The dipping sauce was salty. Also they have ice cream. Try here for something cold and hot. For the most part it's a place that's good for being in a mall, and the prices aren't that bad. It's a lot of dumplings. They have a few filling choices including beef, pork, and vegetarian.

The food and workers were amazing! Everyone was so sweet and very helpful. The store itself was so…read morecute and had very nice decor!

We love this place. There is something there for all ages. My personal favorite is the apple…read morecider slushies!

Cute gift shop. Pick your own pumpkins. Wagons to carry your pumpkin. Play checkers, gourd bowling,…read moreconnect four, pumpkin tic-tac-toe, and bean bag toss. Rope a wooden steer. Swings, a slide, and tricycles to ride. A fun tunnel to crawl through. Apples to pick. Old tractors. Fun for toddlers and young kids. Small enough play area to make it easy to keep track of little ones. You can see goats and chickens. No petting zoo. Friendly staff. All activities are free except tractor-pulled train ride, feeding the goats, and pumpkins (of course). Reasonable prices. Porta-potty restrooms.

This is were I get all my fresh veg. They have thhe most beautiful farm stand at the downntown…read moreBloomington's farmers market. Everyone is so knowledgeable and friendly.

I began my relationship with PrairiErth Farm at the Downtown Bloomington Farmer's Market. From the…read morestart, I could tell that they really care about the food they produce and their customers' well being. Hans, Katie, and Dave are experienced and well read farmers. They are what the modern farmer should be...a good steward of the land and not a factory operation. What brought me to PrairiErth Farm was my desire to buy and eat lean, organic, grass-fed beef...which they have and it is awesome. You can taste the difference in quality compared to the "big-box" stores. I know what is, and more importantly, what is not in the beef that I buy from PrairiErth Farm. I like to tell people that you can take a drive out to Atlanta and practically meet the cow you're going to eat. If you want to save some money in the long run, buying in bulk is the way to go. We chose to buy a quarter cow to fill our deep freeze and that was a good volume of meat for a family of 2 adults and one toddler. If you've never done anything like that before (like us), Dave makes the process easy. I was part of their first Crop Share Association and was very pleased with the selection and quality of the veggies that I received every week. I'm happy to be back for year two. The bottom line: Awesome people, high quality meat and veggies. I highly recommend them.

Shrimp hibachi is phenomenal. I'd recommend Bento box to any new customers to get a variety it's…read morealways great. Has some of the best noodles I've ever had! The people are very nice. The sushi can be hit or miss though.

Food is great and especially hard to find in an area like Lincoln. Prices are a little higher than…read morea typical fast food/food truck but the quality and quantity are good. I've eaten here 5 times and all the food is consistent. I will say that they aren't accurate about waiting times, especially over the phone. It could be the end of the world and they'll still tell you it'll be ready in 15 minutes. Seating is fine, all outdoors from what I believe. Overall, solid place but the lack of communication/lying makes me not want to come here nearly as much, food is great though.

Wonderful meat...never disappointed...yes it may be pricey but worth the money for a good…read moreoccasions....the Toohill's are very good people and very helpful when your not sure what you want. I go there for every Birthday an parties an my guest always rave how good it is.

Great service, friendly family staff, and really good products. Custom orders for uncommon cuts as…read morewell.

Who knew vikings could brew up some delicious coffee…read more On a day trip to Bloomington, Emily and I picked a random coffeehouse off my list of ones I have yet to try and we landed on Viking Brews. We both didn't look it up beforehand so we had no idea what we were getting ourselves into. As we pulled up, I was surprised to see that there was an attached Viking Liquors and there was a gaming parlor inside as well as a spot for ice cream. I was starving for both food and coffee, as was Emily. But we had birthday lunch plans so I grabbed my usual Americano and decided to get a bagel to hold me over until we got to the restaurant. Emily grabbed a latte concoction that she made up based on the menu offerings. We took a seat at one of the couple tables available and waited a few minutes for our drinks and my bagel. I kid you not........ this was the best bagel I've ever had. Most of the time, a bagel will be dense and tough to pull apart while eating. Not this one. It was light and fluffy and full of flavor despite being a plain one. They use these for their sandwiches and it really makes me want to come back and try one out. As for the coffee, the americano was really good. Nothing to really highlight besides it being about what I prefer from one. Emily was really happy with her latte and I gave it a sip and it was indeed really tasty. The baristas that were working all had to be in high school but had stellar customer service. I asked them for a few of the stickers they put on their cups and they kindly hooked us up. All in all, Viking Brews would be my go-to spot for americanos if I lived in the area but sadly do not. It was a great start to a day full of shenanigans and lost cellphones. Stay caffeinated, my friends.

The owner, Gary, was fabulous and the sandwiches were even better! I had the Bougie and it was as…read moredelicious as it was pretty and blinged out.