the sign in the window say 1 pm open.. the time is now 1:30 and not open. I placed a call to the…read morebusiness and received a recording stating the hours and the say 1:00 open on Saturday but yet not open ... On the yelp page it says Open but no closed... Bad Bad Business

Great Fire pizza! Always great pizza no matter the toppings. Service is efficient and friendly and…read morelooks like a great place to hang with friends

Steak sandwich is amazing! Hit the spot as we drove through. My oldest son had the chicken sandwich…read moreand thought it was great too! Younger kiddos loved the season fries!

I love this seasonal gem located off I-70 in Veedersburg, near Turkey Run State Park and Shades…read moreState Park. Susie Q's serves up fresh burgers, dogs, chicken sandwiches, all sorts of sides, and an assortment of ice cream treats. Whether you are driving through, or spending the day at one of the State parks, Susie Q's is a must visit.

Great selection of Beers & liquor for a small store. Also if they don't have it they will special…read moreorder it for you. All the employees are friendly, I even seen where they helped carry products out to customers car, now that's service Something you don't see the big box stores do !!

Don't by ground beef frozen. They wrap old brown meat with a thin layer of fresh pink meat and sell…read moreit as fresh.

My mom has a fishing cabin close to Danville, and I wanted to surprise her and my step-dad with…read morejuicy steaks for the grill last time I visited. Luckily Rawhide is a short drive from the cabin and open 7 days/week. Their selection is outstanding! I chose black angus ribeyes for about $10/lb. Absolutely delicious, tender, and juicy. All they needed was some salt and pepper...no rubs or sauces necessary for these savory steaks. They also had filet mignon, top sirloin, porterhouse, pork chops, ribs, cutlets, tenderloins, chicken, ground beef, and kabobs. If you like rubs, spices, seasonings, and sauces, they seemed to have a little of everything. Pickles, coleslaw, pasta salads, and pies rounded are available too, along with frozen meats and snacks. This place is the real thing! A bit hard to find if you're not familiar with Danville, but so worth it.

i stopped here with my mom, dad and stepmom for some wine tasting. The place is so cute, and I…read morelove that you can buy pure elderberry syrup. We sampled some wine, and no one loved anything especially. BUT then we tried the mead, wow this stuff is good. My dad who hardly drinks, bought two bottles, one peach and the other blueberry. I bought the blackberry and elderberry. Very delicious! We sat in a parlor room with a piano. My dad plays the piano, so this was a special treat for all of us to hear him play. It was a very lovely time spending time with special people.

We were traveling through on our way to visit family and thought this would be a interesting place…read moreto stop. I called first to see if they were open and what we needed to know about COVID cautions. The phone call was so pleasant I knew we had to stop. We were not disappointed fantastic Elderberry wines and Meads. Other varieties were great as well and then the good news!!! They ship to our state.

"Great place to eat! The portions were generous, and the service was just as impressive. We were…read morevisiting from Florida and had never been here before--so glad we gave it a try. We left completely satisfied and will definitely be back the next time we're in town.

ERRRRRRRCCHH was the sound of my car squealing to a dead stop right in the northbound lane of US 41…read morein Attica, IN (don't worry--I quickly glanced in the rearview to make sure that noone was following me). I had spied this classic roadside stand almost too late as we whizzed by, and realized instantly that we must stop. The perfect last hurrah for a weekend road trip! I asked for the Blizzard-equivalent (Snowstorm? Arctic Freeze? Frosted Flurry? ?), and the girls were kind enough to accommodate my menu-improvisation of half M&Ms, half Spanish peanuts (aka "peanut M&M"). But I also figured that if I were eating unscheduled dessert, I may as well eat an unplanned lunch too, so I ordered a hot dog. I was leery, especially with the prep speed, but it came out big and plump and fresh-looking. Mmm, all-beef goodness. I wolfed down that wiener to get to my dessert, which might have been in danger of melting in the hot Jundiana sun. One of my biggest culinary pet peeves is soft-serve ice cream that comes out of the machine at about 31.8 degrees, so that as soon as it hits the cup, the edges begin to soupify. Not this stuff--it stayed firm and frozen until the very end. Sometimes it's the little things, man, but that sealed the four stars for me. Oh, and it tasted great. This outfit has mini-golf too. Mini golf, hot dogs, and ice cream! That's like my ideal birthday party right there. And I don't mean 12, either; I mean 32.