There's some nice shops in this place, but at the top of the stairs on the right is a little shop…read morethat sells homemade pretzels and they're the best pretzels I've ever ate. And the pretzel sandwich is amazing.

This is a great place to stock up on cheese and meats. I love the smoked cheeses here and the…read morepotato salad, ham salad, and meats are excellent as well. The value is great and the workers are quick and efficient. I would definitely recommend stopping on your next road trip.

I have yet to find a market I wouldn't recommend in this area. Value for your money is much better…read more That's difficult to find anymore.

A great store! They have very nice women's clothes. They have the best selection of shoes I've ever…read moreseen!

Needed clothes & shoes for my about to be teenager. They had just what I was looking for and were…read morevery helpful. Young lady behind the counter had just started but very personable and knowledgeable

A great Amish general store with lots for the rest of us too. My husband got great customer…read moreservice there when looking for "muck boots." I could look up and down the aisles for hours. A nice family-owned store where the patriarch can often be seen behind the counter with a smile on his face.

The owners were super friendly and knowledgeable when we were looking for new work boots for my…read morehusband. They sat with us and helped us find the best boot for what he needed. They have a nice selection of home decor and kitchen supplies along with some traditional Amish coats and Coppa.

Cute outdoorsy store with lots of clothes and a large Life Is Good section. I honestly forgot that…read moreclothing brand even existed until I saw Tervis cups with the logo on it online, which they also have here at Head over Heels. They had some cute kites, but they were all like $30+ which was out of my current price range for a kite. I have been wanting a nice kite because my husband has been dying to fly one so I may need to save up and come back. The employee did ask if we needed anything when we first entered the store, but not so much after that. I usually dont mind but I had a question later and I didn't see her. Other than for the kites, I don't see myself coming back. Their clothes aren't really my style and they didn't have much variety.

Shipshewana has a lot of fun shops. Head over heels was no exception. They had really good deals…read moreon outdoor gear when I was there. I bought a green fleece jacket that I wear regularly. If I lived closer, I probably would have bought some shoes. My aunt and I spent a bit of time looking around. The service was really friendly. As I am looking at their website, I think it is really cool that they donate a portion of their proceeds to charity. It is definitely a local business I would support if I was in the area.

I have been shopping at FT since they were on S. Anthony never had an issue. I tried to exchange a…read more90.00 pair of sandals because when I got home they were too big and I was not sized correctly. Manger would not exchange them because they had dirt on them. I said I should have wiped them down. Manager said she would note the on my account if I would try and exchange or return another pair in the future. I left feeling very upset. I'm contacting the BBB. Spend that much money on a pair of shoes that don't fit properly then they will flag my account.

After getting diabetic shoes from them for years, this time I lost faith in them. Angela admitted…read moreto filing the Medicare claim incorrectly because they used the wrong code. They sent a correction but it was denied. Their appeal was also denied. Their remedy for correcting their mistake was to bill me for the part Medicare would not pay even though they admitted their error caused this. I had the same services performed that I always have and the shoes were previously fully covered. The only difference was their error in filing. They insisted on passing the cost of their error on to me! When I spoke with the owner, Ross, he said I had three choices: 1) Pay for their error, 2) Have the appeal filed again and risk having Medicare deny the whole transaction (which I have a hard time believing since Medicare had already committed to paying the business for the biulk of the bill), or 3) Send me to COLLECTIONS for not paying for their mistake. I have never been threatened with collections in my life--especially to pay for someone else's mistake. Sadly, I will not be doing business with them in the future.