Secret gem for dinner, sometimes a sandwich and soup are a perfect way to end the day…read more Lots and lots and lots of cookies, muffins, cupcakes, creamhorns and cheesecake to mention a few items. Tis the season for all things pumpkin and no disappointments here with pumpkin spice coffee and a huge slice of pumpkin roll encased in pecan pieces to make you happy about the "ber" months. Soup was a creamy basil tomato and was delicious. Got 1/2 chicken salad sandwich on sour dough that hit the spot. Wait staff could kick up the friendliness up a notch or three. Here for the eats and they hit the mark, a definite new favorite.

Awesome variety of delicious baked goods!!! They are very delicious. I get them for wok and take…read morethem to my nieces and nephews in Michigan.

I recently wheeled across Indiana on a fundraiser. As I was wheeling the Pumpkinvine Nature Trail…read morein Elkhart County, I learned about Mooey's Ice Cream. Mooey's is an Amish-owned, seasonal ice cream that offers friendly people (including the owner), a unique and beautiful setting (including farm animals you can pet), an outdoor area where you can sit (there is no indoor dining as everything is walk-up or drive-up), and delicious ice cream that is generously served. Quite honestly, I loved this place and I think the entire crew considered it one of our better fun stops. It's actually about 1/2 block off the Pumpkinvine. You do have to go up a long driveway that is mostly crushed gravel - a bit challenging in a wheelchair. Parking is in a gravel parking lot. You can drive up to their rather simple storefront. I was a little concerned as I had a film crew with me at the time (and the Amish shy way from photos), however, they were friendly about it and the owner even came out and introduced himself. I think he may have been impressed that I handled his gravel driveway in my wheelchair. There's lots of ice cream flavors and some food options. I only had ice cream - and a medium M&M ice cream option that was ginormous. Whereas it seems like most places scrimp these days, this was rather generous in my opinion. At the side of the building, there's a farm animal area that was delightful - goats, a pig, and a donkey you couldn't help but love. There was even some food there so you could feed them. It was awesome. My entire crew had been craving ice cream - one place we'd wanted to go was closed, however, Mooey's was open and really lived up to the effort it took to get to them. One of my favorite things about the Pumpkinvine is the presence of the area's Amish (on bicycles - buggies and horses not allowed). This was just sort of an exclamation point on how much I love the Pumpkinvine. This was an absolutely delightful stop and I'll for sure head back when I'm in the area. As a note, however, they are seasonal. For example, this year they are closing for the season on September 28th. However, this is for sure a place to stop when they are in season. For obvious reasons, they don't have a website. There's a port-o-let on the grounds, as well. Business was steady throughout our stop and it was clear that those who love Mooey's are dedicated to it. I can't wait to go back.

Later this afternoon, the six of us visited Mooey's Ice Cream for dessert. They were very busy,…read morewith a short line, when we arrived and a very much longer line when we left the parking lot. The ice cream stand is located directly in an active farming area. There were lots of farm animals in our viewpoint. One of my favorite animals was present for a nose rub and a squeeze (photo too), a burro. We had a variety of ice cream representing three different creameries: Kemps, Yoder's and Guernsey Farms. The flavors that we had were chocolate peanut butter, southern butter pecan, moose tracks, triple peanut butter, mint chocolate chip and butter pecan. All were enjoyed.

Great service and atmosphere! I was traveling for business and I had a few hours where I needed a…read morecoffee and time to work. Wonderful Hoosier hospitality.

Some of the girls seem to act uncomfortable around the older gentleman there, makes you wonder why…read more Another thing I've noticed over time is that the serving amount isn't consistent, the workers either give way to much or way to little. I never really know what to expect. The ice cream is still delicious though.

Would give them more than 5 stars if I could. So welcoming and kind... quite the opposite of the…read morenew coffee shop down the street (Cortado). Food was DELICIOUS and they even split it for us since they knew we were sharing the meal. And the biscuit was homemade and amazing... the way a biscuit should be. We love it here... there's good reason they've been around for over 100 years!

I wish I had better things to say. The biscuits and gravy were clearly made from powder, the…read moresausage barely resembled sausage, and the biscuits were soggy (Pillsbury from a can is 10x better). The omelet had no seasoning. The chili in the loaded fries tasted like it came from an expired can found in a dollar store. The plain fries were fine and the blt was fine. But they certainly didn't make up for the other food. I love how it has kept the roots of its style; old time diner and cozy atmosphere. But they need to take a hard look at the food quality.

Trip 2 in 2 days included hot dogs…read more.. Delish! I may have to move to Goshen so I can keep eating here! lol

Let me begin with this, I love The Chief's ice cream! I've been stopping by for years. The other…read moreday I decided to purchase a pint. The employee politely told me there was a $1.00 charge since it wasn't pre-packed. While I can afford a $1.00 I think that is not very customer friendly to change for packing ice cream that is already at a price premium. Maybe there's a good explanation for it and I'm willing to hear it. I will definitely keep stopping by, but I don't see why anyone should pay to have ice cream put into a pint

Wife and I went there last day they were open this year. Extremely busy, menus are on tables…read more Service was good and food came in reasonable time. Wife's cheeseburger and onion rings were excellent as was my Tenderloin Sandwich and fries. Overall, have to tell you it's good but if you are looking for fancy, go elsewhere. You can order from your car or use the outdoor tables, service is provided to both. The property is kept very clean and the outdoor tables and chairs are cleaned and disinfected between customers.

What a quaint little place. The service was great and the food was very good as well. Simple yet…read moregood. A very nice stop.

An amazing bakery located in the country with friendly staff. We have loved all the items that we…read morehave tried so far.

Phenomenal baked treats! Delicious cinnamon rolls and longjohns. Good variety of cookies and…read moredon't forget the pepperoni pizza bread!!! It makes an incredible grilled cheese sandwich!

We love the Nut Shoppe. My in-laws live in Goshen and regularly purchase dark chocolate peanut…read moreclusters. They offer free local delivery, are prompt, and are always responsive to special requests. It makes for easy gift-giving locally! Very high quality products, made with care.

I travel to and through Goshen a few times each year. I always make it a point to stop in for…read moretreats. I'm impressed with the wide variety of nuts and candies. The homemade chocolate covered marshmallows are outstanding. Another favorite are the chocolate covered raspberry gels. Oh, and chocolate covered orange peels. I could go on and on. When buying something new to me, a sample before buying is routinely offered. While I focus on chocolate, I've purchased roasted bouts too, and they are delicious. The store also offers unique, not-easy-to-find, non-chocolate candies too. Friendly, knowledgeable owners round out this pleasant shopping experience.