Tried this place again and had an improved experience:…read more PROS: +appreciate the repurposed school building and their chosen decor that is focused on the highlighting the building's history +our server, Bradley, was very pleasant and hardworking +like the Baked White Bean Hummus ($14), which is served warm with hot pita bread triangles +really enjoyed the Greek Goddess Salad ($17), especially the fried olives and crispy checkpeas +love the fries ($3.50), which were a generous portion size and tasted awesome with their natural cut and however they prepare them +the Belgiumnasium 18 Mo Boubon Barrel-Aged Quadrupel ($1 / oz) is dangerously good and one of the best beers I have had CONS: -awkward, tight table spacing placed my wife and I in a table tucked somewhat inside a brick cove of the small room in the northwest part of the building with our neighboring table perpendicularly against our own (and they were tight on their other side to the next table and so forth) -no buffer on the exterior northwest door meant cold air shot through each time someone entered via that door and made things chilly -wife asked for mustard for our fries and then noticed we were charged $1 for the sauce container they provided -they were out of the 1st beer I was interested in (bit it worked out since I loved the 2nd choice I went with) -price point seems a little high for a decent bit of their food options OVERALL We are pescetarian, so that limits our menu options. However, each of the items we ordered had excellent flavor. I would come back again purely for the fries and beer. Might need to scout the table options in order to identify where we would prefer to be seated for a more comfortable dining experience.

Love Moontown - the beer, the food, the vibe, the history - such a great spot! The service is…read morefriendly and the menu is good. We had a variety of beers across the table and all were great. This visit we tried the soft pretzel bread pudding and it was delicious. Might not be the best value, but it's always enjoyed. Note: Moontown is closed on Mondays.

This is a rental facility that is a mission of the Lebanon First Baptist Church. There is a large…read moreconference room, multipurpose room, kitchen, and a large dual gymnasium. The gymnasium has a large inflatable bounce house (adult rated), obstacle course, slide, basketball courts, etc. It's a very clean multi use facility for rental to host your activities. Good safe fun!

Important update - Carnival rides have returned to the Boone County Fair. Rides run from Wed -…read moreSaturday. I saw over a dozen rides including my favorite, the merry-go-round. Lots of carnival games were set up to open this afternoon. The Beehive cafe offers air conditioned, clean dining courtesy of the Boone County Extension Homemakers. I had a $5 Pork Tenderloin, which was a great deal. I also enjoyed watermelon and fried mushrooms, but used great restraint to not indulge in the locally made pies. The people are salt-of-the-earth friendly with a common love of agriculture. This year, there were more food trucks than in past years. I saw funnel cakes, corn dogs, blooming onions and much more. Lots of animals, exhibits and events are scheduled throughout the event. I don't know what "barrel racing" is, but it's happening tonight. Parking and admission are still FREE, so you can use all your money on food! Parking was easy in and out. This is a great small town fair with reasonable prices and lots of fun. The fair runs July 29-26.

As fat as fairgrounds go, this one was very nice. We came here for a dog show mid September. We…read morewere allowed to groom inside all three buildings. What was amazing and appreciated is the fairground not only had the buildings air conditioned but also had connecting tunnels between buildings. So it felt like being in one big building. Each building had access to indoor restrooms that were very well maintained. Participants RVs had access to set ups directly next to the buildings so it wasnt a long hike to show ones dogs. Regular parking wasnt far away. Plus plenty of handicapped spots. Really liked this venue. Would come here again. I would attend this venue again.

I give 4FD 10 stars This-is a great establishment in…read moreLebanon, Indiana across from the courthouse on the Square. They have specialty drinks or you can order your own. Gathering House Grille is inside this distillery with amazing food, that offers appetizers, smash burgers, brisket sliders , loaded fries, nachos, wings, etc. (with a kid menu also). They have bar type large food menu. It is family friendly with a pool table, board games and darts. Live music is every weekend, with lots of activities during the week such as dancing, music bingo, trivia, and sometimes on Sundays there are pot lucks, painting activities, candle making, etc. Everyone is friendly from the moment you walk in and the establishment is very large. they offer big tables, small pub tables, booths & couches. lots of cool seating for you to enjoy!

Be sure to hot trivia night! My friends and I always have a good time here. Thank you!!!read more

Stayed here due to attending a dog show near by at Boone Cty Fairgrounds. Its easy to access…read morefrom the freeway. You can exit off freeway at either #132 or #130. It is near a shopping area, so if you forget anything their is an Ulta, Dicks, Drugstore, grocery store etc all within less than a mile. Also there is plenty of food choices. An asian steak/sucshi house, city BBQ, Chikafilet, wendys etc.... That makes for a great location. The hotel itself is well staffed and clean. The luggage valet trolleys were a little dirty. They have free breakfast in the AM, offer team and coffee 24/7, have free apples at the desk. Plus a large pantry of add on foods/items to charge to room. Nice. I left my toothbrush at the last hotel, no problem, tey comp'd me a new one. Room is spacious. Lots of storage. Luggage rack, fairly comfortable bed. Room not overcrowded with furniture. Thats a plus. Decorated on trend. Bathroom has glass door not flimsy curtain. Also nice. What deductd a star is they choose to use what looks like a matress pad for their comforter. It is so thin it barely keeps one warm. Plus they fail to disclose to make the air lower at night you must adjust the wall unit AND window unit. Odd. That shouldnt be a thing one needs to do. Seems inefficient. Other than that, was very happy to stay here. Staff was excellent.

Rooms are nice and spacious...nice overall…read more PLEASE BE AWARE They fail to tell you that the British Swim School holds swim lessons there Mondays and Wednesdays from 5 to 7:30. Very crowded and not a lot of room for others. Took the kids for a mini vacation and they were very disappointed they couldn't swim.

More breakfast options would be appreciated. The pool area was under renovation, but it was still…read moresafe to use despite the pool water being green. The facility would also benefit from having more than one washer and dryer available for the entire property. There should be a sign in the laundry area stating that if clothes are left unattended after the cycle has completed, staff has the right to remove them. The peephole needs a cover from the inside for privacy. The hallway lighting was very dim, which could be a hazard for people with visual impairments. Additionally, the doors are not completely sealed at the bottom of each room.

Recently stayed here for the night, needed a place to stay since I was in the area for the night…read more Staff here was really friendly with no issues checking in. They had a pretty spacious pool on top of a decent hot tub too. Great modern rooms with solid amenities. Plenty of things to do in walking distance though I wish there were more things with that strip mall next door that's greatly unused. Solid breakfast menu in the morning! Good stay.

This barn is a joke. The owner was very rude and the "staff" were not helpful what so ever. You are…read morenot allowed to setup the night before because it will "blow away". You're not allowed to keep the rear barn doors open because it's "code", even though they weren't on the barn weeks prior. It's VERY hot with no reasonable solutions. Not one single person from the venue came out the day of the wedding when setting up to see if there was anything we needed. Even though the barn was supposed to have been blown out, cob webs swept out, and chairs wiped down. None of it was done. And lastly, they didn't have the yard mowed! Definitely no upkeep. After a fabulous day celebrating, we all had to bust ass to clean up the barn and load up all of our belongings. We weren't allowed to come back the next day to clean up. P.S. the portable restroom trailer smelt like sewage. I gagged when I went to use it thinking I was about to get sick. It was that bad.

We had the most wonderful wedding/reception and experience at The Barn and with Sarah and her…read morestaff! It's a beautiful setting and they thought of every detail to make my son & daughter-in-law's wedding of their dreams!

We hosted our 25th wedding anniversary at Teter in July of 2023. We rented the entire complex for…read morethe weekend, including the 4 cabin spaces, the lodge and the pavilion. Friends and family dropped by to enjoy the gathering, food and games. Kids were free to roam and play, and adults were free to reminisce and renew connections. It was a beautiful and rich time for us, and the site was perfect. My nephews rented the cabins, we were able to spend time with their wives all the grand nephews as well. The lodge worked well for serving food and for after hours relaxation.

I Love being a CSA member here! Every time I pick up my vegetables, I see the volunteers that help…read morestaff the farm, and I see how much my membership supports. The farms primary mission is to help fight food insecurity in Hamilton County and to provide nutrient rich organic vegetables to our local food bank. It is primarily staffed by volunteers, and I am one of them. I see people who believe in this mission out there working their butts off to help other people they will never know. That brings a tear to my eye. The vegetables are always first class, and last much longer than anything you can buy in local stores. I know where they are grown, I can walk among the fields and touch the carrot tops, I can smile at the chickens. They have gorgeous flowers starting this year that are part of the CSA membership. Get your veggies, get some flowers for your table. They have honey also, with a beekeeper who is dedicated to helping the farms mission. Too often when we think of what we receive, we judge it by its value against other similar items. In this case, with the volunteers that staff most of the farm, and the mission to fight food insecurity, there are no other veggies like this in Hamilton County. When comparing to a farmers market, it helps to understand that other local farms are not helping to feed the hungry, and are also not trying to grow sustainably. Teter is. I will gladly continue my membership! They rock!