AMAZING deli sandwiches, both as cold cuts or toasted on a panini press. Great selection of other…read moreitems around the store including spices, trail mixes, bread, meats, cheeses, and any home made sweet you could want.

Fantastic quality every time. Worth the drive from out of town! So happy to see their business growread more

There is a showroom tea shop located northwest of Columbus near the split where Indianapolis Road…read moreseparates from US 31. Inside is a room with tea and associated products to help you enjoy your purchases. The showroom is on the right as you enter from outside. In the room, a display of samples is on a table. These can be sniffed to get a sense of the tastes you will expect. Along the wall on your right are tea pots and other items that go with making the tea. Ahead of you is a wall of tins and bags of tea that are for purchase. They carry a wide variety of teas for you to pick from. One of the thoughtful things provided is a sheet that describes the best temperature and steeping times for the tea you select. They also let you know how much tea to use per cup depending upon how strong you like it. The only disappointment was that the guy who was working wasn't as knowledgeable about the tea as I had hoped. He was trying to help since I don't much about tea, but it was obvious he wasn't much more informed than I was. Still, I was able to make a couple purchases and have been enjoying the teas since. Review #2068

Knowledgeable and friendly. I'm thoroughly enjoying my morning cup of tea. I will be back to try…read moreother blends.

This is a much-needed resource in Rushville, Indiana. We do not have any farmers markets here. We…read moredo now! You can follow them on Facebook. They told me that they would have fresh items and different items daily based on what's in the fields. Again, I'm so glad to have this here.

Great selection of flowers and herbs. The staff is very nice and helpful…read more Great place to shop for birthdays or anniversary gifts.

Simple garden shop and "u pick" location. We picked black raspberries from a large patch brimming…read morewith ripe fruit. About $5 per pound and we were delighted to gather that up in less than 30 minutes. Small garden shop with decor and a moderate sized flower/greenhouse selection. They also had red raspberries for pick too.

Yay! I love this place. So much charm. They have a huge selection of delicious looking food. They…read morealso sell locally made pies, breads and cakes. The pumpkins are huge, look great and are very reasonable - as are all their prices. I couldn't help but pull off the road to check it out and I quickly filled the car with many goodies for me and to share.

This has been a family tradition for years to make thus a stop on our fall trip. I love the…read morevariety of exotic pumpkins! They also have a fall backdrop where you can take your picture. The apples are really good & I love to make my first apple crisp of the fall with the golden delicious variety. This is a fun stop on an Indiana road trip!

Shortly after I stepped into The Wild Olive, one of the people who worked at the shop came out from…read morethe back and asked me, apropos of nothing, "Do you like salad?!" I said yes. He said, "I have something for you to try! Do you want to try it?! I've been perfecting it!" How can I say no to something so deliciously mysterious. So I said yes again. He darted to the back to get his enigmatic edible concoction. I'm learning that, in general, in life, saying yes to new things is usually the correct answer. The man came back out carrying a tiny Dixie cup with a sample of raspberry balsamic vinegar and Meyer lemon olive oil. "Swirl it around and drink it down like a shot!" The man said. "It tastes like the most delicious salad you've ever tasted!" And wouldn't you know: the man was right! It turns out, homeboy used to work in a restaurant, and he loves to cook, too. As I was tasting the vinegary oil, homie told me about the origins of the vinegar and oil I was tasting, what proportions to use to make a vinaigrette, and how else I could use them (balsamic vinegar in a cocktail!). I ended up buying a bottle each of the raspberry balsamic vinegar and Meyer lemon olive oil, and both have been probably my best purchases of 2025. All this to say: The customer service at The Wild Olive is exemplary. The people -- or more particular, this dude I encountered -- love food and have lots of recommendations for how to use the oils and vinegars in food and while cooking and baking. You can also ask to taste any of the oils or vinegars in the shop. As many as you want! When you find one that you like, there are two different sized bottles to choose from: 250 ml and 500 ml. The variety of oil and vinegar at The Wild Olive is amazing, so you'll probably want to taste some before you commit. There is also a section with gourmet goods, like pasta, tapenade, flavored salts, tinned fish and nuts. Plus, a refrigerated section with salami and cold San Pellegrino. When I run out of my olive oil and vinegar, I will be making a trip back to Nashville to hit up The Wild Olive again. This is now one of my favorite shops in central Indiana.

We stopped in here on a recent visit to Brown County. The Wild Olive is a lovely shop. Open, clean,…read moreminimal. All of these attributes really help accentuate the main attractions - the counters of balsamic vinegar and olive oils. My MIL was after a particular flavor. The two women working were extremely friendly and in the process of redecorating the store for springtime. They informed us that we could sample whatever we wanted. Yay! I've been to olive oil shops like this in other touristy areas and they've had the bread available to the customer next to the dispensers for self-service. This was pre-covid, so I'm sure bread wasn't readily available during this visit to cut down on contamination. I get that, but it personally deterred me from sampling. I didn't want to bother the shop owners every time I wanted something - which would have been a lot. :) I think the prices were around $16-$20 per bottle depending on the size. So, so many flavors from salty to savory to sweet. Unique flavors. So unique that you should definitely try them before you buy. Highly recommend!

Not open when says they are. Went on a Saturday for lunch when it said they were open and they were…read moreclosed. Wasted a bunch of time and gas.

Affordable and delicious small town rustic store ,deli and restaurant! Friendly staff and quick…read morelines!

The farmers market was in full swing today. Lots of good buys from fresh pies, Omelettes and…read morestrawberry crepes. Kettle Corn. lots of plants and flowers. There are booths set up with homemade items including aprons and lots of fun stuff!

A neat farmers market that occurs every Saturday. We got there a little late and I didn't get to…read moreexplore because I was on kiddo duty at the balloon man stand that the line took up most of the time it took my grandpa, step-grandma, & mom to go thru and get what they wanted. But at least I got to enjoy the fresh veggies for dinner, and smell the fresh flowers on the table bought that day.