Cadillac decaf coffee, i've never really felt passionately about decaffeinated coffee until I…read morevisited Heidelberg. I've driven by the Bakery, so many times and wanted to stop, but I was always in a hurry. My sister and I went in and we each got a dessert and because it was four in the afternoon, we got decaffeinated coffee. The refills were free and we sat at the little counter like we were at a diner and enjoyed everything about this iconic little bakery. The decor is a eclectic. We just took our time and looked around and laughed at so many signs and odd little things that were placed over the years. On the way to the ladies room, you will find out that the gentleman that started the restaurant fought in one of the world wars, and you will see his worn out shoes, his uniforms, his letters of accommodation and Learn his story. Now let's get to the desserts. We shared some type of a wonderful lemon pastry and a black forest cake. Best black forest cake I've ever had. Savored every bite. We were able to buy the last of the springle's that they had made from Christmas. FYI, if you don't like black licorice don't buy Springerle's but you can only get them at Christmas because it's a German tradition and they won't work in the summertime because of the humidity. Things that I learned that day. We saw that they had a dinner menu with a huge variety of different bratwurst and assorted sausages that we would like to try sometime. We ended up spending an hour and a half in a beautiful little place that we thought we were just going to stop and grab desserts to go.

Love this place! We have been coming here to get birthday cakes since I was very little! There…read moreare so many cakes and pastries to choose from. We usually pop in to grab items from the grocery or to pick up things from the pastry case. Today we had lunch here too! Service was friendly and quick. We came in right before a big rush (around noon on Saturday). Highly recommend!

They have a small cafeteria with a salad buffet and walk up options for other food options…read more The food is usually ready in minutes and while you're waiting you can grab a table and catch up with friends

Harvest market on 116th St. in Carmel, has great prices on some of their produce! Given that this…read moregrocery is more of upscale, I am always pleasantly surprised. At the front of the store, when you enter by the produce, there are always fresh items on sale. If you sign up in their app for your phone, you can clip coupons and get even better deals. Many times the produce at the front of the store is cheaper than you can find at Meijer or Kroger. Right now, they have Florida strawberries for $1.50 with a clipped coupon, asparagus for $2.50 a pound, and cherry tomatoes for $1.50 a container. All of these prices beat Meijer.... I know, because I was just there! What I also like about Harvest Market is there are plenty of employees walking around the store and restocking items. It is always very easy to find someone to answer a question. This is unlike some grocery stores where you have to go to Customer Service to get any help and then wait in a line to reach the counter. Don't forget Harvest Market for your grocery needs!

Flora is such a great addition to the Irvington neighborhood! I needed to pick up some Circle's ice…read morecream pints and was grateful to have an excuse to finally check out this sunny spot. You'll notice signage for "Paul's Flower Shop" out front, then you're in the right place. Turn slow off Washington if you can as it is a little steep drive. If you're trying to stock your pantry with local brands, products with clean ingredients, and fresh produce, then make sure to make Flora part of your routine. As we all continue on our sustainability journeys, Flora is also a great resource for learning how to make more plastic-free swaps into your cleaning and bodycare routines. I'm so excited for Indy that shops like this are becoming the norm and being welcomed with open arms. Indy is so lucky to have Jesse - the mind and face behind Flora - helping us all on our planet positive paths!

I am so thankful for markets like Flora with local, sustainable products, and I'm even more…read morethankful to have it located in my neighborhood. Flora is in a beautiful, historical home turned grocery store and has two parking spots out front along with additional room along their drive. It's easy to see the care in each product sourced and sold by Flora. They had some of my local favorite brands like Amelia's Bread, Tinker Coffee, Blue Mind Roasters, Circle's Ice Cream, Native Bread, and many more. They had a great range of products everything from local produce (some grown by hand by the owner!) to nut butters and eco-friendly household cleaners. I love their vegan and gluten free options that are inclusive to those with dietary restrictions or preferences. Jessee, the owner, was so personable and welcoming. She shared a little about her vision of the space with me and reasoning for opening the store. It was clear she loves the neighborhood and the work that she's doing. Their refill bar is opening soon, and I look forward to checking it out!

After seeing this storefront for years, I finally went inside!…read more I was in the market for a raffle basket for the Midwest Regional meeting for Soroptimist, a nonprofit empowering women & girls. I wanted a unique basket that celebrated Indianapolis (since I'm part of the Indy Metro Club.) What a treasure trove of Indiana products! Even more impressive was the staff expertise in creating a beautiful basket/bag/box for presentation! I will visit them again to buy unique gifts!

I'm not sure how I've lived in Indy for so long and never entered into this precious little piece…read moreof Indiana tradition. I stopped in today to create a gift basket for some clients. Now only do they have an enormous selection of Indiana made products, candies, snacks and apparel, but they also worked some of my company goodies into the basket. They were kind, attentive and so welcoming. This was a true Hoosier hospitality experience and I can't wait to come back when I have more time to look around. Proud to be a Hoosier (not an IU Hoosier, but you get it )

I went in for filets. There were two in the case and the butcher was working on cutting a…read moretenderloin so I asked for 6 and went about shopping. These are the WORST steaks I have ever gotten. They were all tied with butcher string which should have been my first tipoff. They were practically scraps held together with string. I couldn't get a good temp on most while cooking and when I finally cut it, it literally crumbled apart. And I cooked to medium rare. $75 and what a waste. Never again.

Manager is extremely rude to customers. Has been rude to me on more than 1 occasion. Not sure how…read morehe still works there.

It was crowded the day before Thanksgiving but we managed to browse around and find some…read more"treasures." We always love coming here and struggling with what candy to get, they have so much variety to choose from. I found a new favorite, Malted Milk Balls. They are so much bigger than the kind found in a movie theater box. My old favorite, Milk Chocolate Cherry Cordials, turned out to be one of granddaughter's faves too. I should have bought more, much more. She tried a Mud Ball for the first time and loved it. Of course we had to pick up some milk chocolate and dark chocolate caramels as well. Martinsville Candy Kitchen is a popular destination when in the downtown area. Right now you can watch the new addition being built onto the old courthouse and see the renovations taking place. The entire city block is undergoing a dramatic change from what it used to be right across the street from the Candy Kitchen.

Love their ice cream and the variety of candies Sugar cream…read morepie, and other baked goods hit the spot

Found this gas station/restaurant on Yelp to try for lunch while in the area. Full disclosure: I…read moredidn't realize it was a gas station until I arrived! But I was intrigued, so figured I'd check it out. Now I had no idea what Leo's offered until I went in. Think gas station/convenience store offering locally made food items, freshly prepared bowls/drinks and kolaches. Second guilty admission: never had a kolache. The nice woman behind the counter helped me choose (they were buy one, get one free)! So I chose one egg and cheese, and one spinach and cheese. They were warmed in an oven while I went to grab a coffee and use the restroom, which was very clean and well-stocked. Pro tip: if you want a latte or another specialty coffee, order at the counter. If you want to make your own, go to the coffee bar. It's less expensive, plus they have a variety of sweeteners, Torani syrups, and assorted creamers (including plant-based). The cash register employee let me know when they were ready to go, and my grand total was less than $6. I picked up a few hot sauce packets from the condiment bar and sat down in the dining area to eat. The kolache itself is essentially a small, light sandwich. The bread was soft, with a hint of sweetness. The egg and cheese combo was perfect for my light lunch! I had a bite of the spinach and cheese kolache before I left, which was even more flavorful and cheesy! Can't wait to have it tomorrow morning. The cafe also features freshly prepared smoothies, coffee drinks, salad/potato/pasta bowls as well as soups, with a rotating soup of the day. There's truly something for every taste. I was really pleased with this fun gas station mash up, and will absolutely drop in again when in the area!

This is a newer gas station in the area and is usually clean. The pumps are in service and still in…read moregood condition. I've noticed that this gas station generally has the lowest-cost gas in the area. I like coming here because the gas pump's functions work, and I've not had any issues paying at the pump. Also, the receipt prints out, so there is no need to go inside, which fewer gas pumps are doing these days. Getting gas here is seamless and reliable. This location is very convenient and is easily accessible.

Every time my husband and I take the dogs hiking at Fort Ben we stop in for some beers at Triton…read moresince their patio is dog-friendly. We've never had a bad experience and this time was no different. Our server was so sweet and immediately brought out a big water bowl for the dogs and gave us her favorite beer recommendations. Since it had briefly rained earlier in the day there were only a couple of other people who opted to sit on the patio, so it was really peaceful. We tried a little bit of everything since they offer several beer sizes. I tried all of the sours (the green tea + guava is my favorite to get in the summer) and my husband had several of their IPAs. We did not get food on our most recent trip, but we always love what we order when we do!

Triton Brewing Company I had and was a part of my lost series that was once deemed unrecoverable…read moredue to a destroyed phone but was later recovered thanks to physical notes that were recovered. The beer I had was the Magnificent Amber. Another amber ale as I was drinking a lot of those back then. Flavor highlights is a hoppy sharpness, a toasty malt flavor and a caramel finish. The body is smooth which is great. Definitely a great amber and one worth returning for!

It's been about a year or so since Borage first opened and I finally got around to trying it out…read more First off, I love the vibes in here. It's giving cute, cozy, sunny brunch vibes. My boyfriend and I came on Mother's day (unintentionally) and we waited about 10-15 minutes to sit at the bar. Getting our orders taken & our food served definitely took a bit of time, but we enjoyed seeing all the cooks in action and getting to smell all the amazing smells!! I got Grandpa's one pan skillet and my boyfriend got the sausage breakfast sandwich on croissant bread. All I gotta say is those chefs definitely knew what they were doing! The flavors were unique and intentional and I enjoyed every bite. The home fries (potatoes) were also so yummy and everything was cooked really well. There's nothing basic about borage and I love that! This place is a gem. They also have a cafe/market area where you can order drinks and pastries. I wish we waited until we got seated to order drinks because the menu was much more extensive than what I saw in the cafe and I would have ordered a different drink had I seen all the other options. The staff here are also very welcoming and friendly. We enjoyed our little brunch and will be back with family next time!

Easily a top 3 brunch/cafe in Indy. Awesome space that has…read moregreat ambiance and decor. The food is outside the box, but so delicious. For example, I got a breakfast Sammy on homemade pancake bread. Do not skip on the pastries or rosti (hash brown) Really fun and delicious drinks too! The service is solid for the busy crowd and they have friendly staff. 10/10 would recommend

Just stopped by and picked up some fudge and post cards. Staff were great and the atmosphere was…read morefun. A definite must stop when in town.

So let's get all the puns out of the way now. The overuse of them is why I only gave them 4*. My…read morefriend stopped by there about year ago and called it a tourist trap. He was right, I got trapped and I had fun. All kinds of goofy stuff from t-shirts to preserves, chocolates, spices,jigsaw puzzles, plaques and oddities gave me smiles. Retro candy caught my eye and I picked up little to educate my adult sons. For comparison to Mackinac fudge, I bought some here. There is one place in Murfreesboro to get Mackinac fudge and I just might have a tasting at home. All of the artwork here and at the neighboring ice cream shop was fun to see and photograph. Staff is very friendly and greets you with a welcome based on their well known puns. About once I year I am here from TN, and I may stop again. If not, they do have a website of fun stuff to order.