Arrived there 1 week ago last Tuesday at 5:50pm. The store closes at 6. Was so excited to purchase…read morea Lemon Pie at due to my Son and his wife bought one for me for my birthday. I loved the taste. I purchased a $17.00 key Lime, Lemon was out. I also bought a Lemon Slice, was not as good. The young lady with the noise piercing finished my sale. Within ear shot, I heard the lady behind me order a Chocolate Pie. The young lady says $8.00. I leave out the store confused as to why the person behind me charged only 1/2 of what I paid. I looked for a sale announcement, nothing indicating such. Went back in to inquire how this could happen at 6pm. She explained; because the pie was a day old....I asked her was this advertised anywhere as an I option? She looked at me like her hand was caught in the cookie jar and says "no". I left the store with the pie I paid full price; which I had no problem paying for, just wanted fairness. As a retired black elder, I just wanted to believe things could change. I guess Indiana just hasn't caught up yet. I probably will not spend my money there any longer.

We stopped at Marilyn's after coming up empty handed for baked goods at Remus Farmer's Market just…read moredown the street. We were greeted by a friendly person behind the counter and found lots of goodies to choose from. Their pies look great, and are bargain-priced compared to what we are used to in Chicago. They had a holiday table with toffee and other goodies. It wasn't until we left and I read the reviews that I knew that they are famous for their toffee. Something we missed out on. We ended up buying two blueberry muffins and a nut-laden banana bread. When decided between their zucchini bread and banana bread, we asked the counter person which one was better. Her answer was that she had never eaten either of them. Not a great help, and my suggestion is that employees should sample and be familiar with the product they are selling. That said, we went with the banana bread and was absolutely delicious--moist, flavorful and with a generous coating of nuts. Marilyn's banana bread was much better than the banana coffee cake that we had given our La Porte friends from a fancy-schmancy Chicago bakery--and it was a third of the price. The blueberry muffins were good, too. Not sure when we will ever be back in Hobart, Indiana, but Marilyn's is worth a stop if you're in the area.

Friendly Service. Cute Cafe/ Diner. This time We Started out with the ham and bean soup ("to die…read morefor") and had the meatloaf mashed potatoes and green beans. It's the closest I've come to making my own and a lot quicker LOl We finished it off with a slice of pumpkin pie and strawberry shortcake for dessert. Check out the menu. I still haven't tried everything but we're working on it. Just reading it makes my mouth water.

stopped for lunch. the place is a mess. crap sitting everywhere. after ordering we sat for over 30…read moreminutes. everything we ordered they were out of. even Iced tea. we gave up and left. do not waste your time.

The experience was nice but the deserts weren't too good. I was expecting much tastier baked goods…read more Everyone with me agreed that the baked goods were dry. The service and atmosphere were wonderful. We sat and chatted for at least an hour before we left

Horrible service , and food. I'll never buy any food from here . And the sand which was made wrongread more

Barbara and her crew are amazing, and hey make the best treats and food that you will find! I can't…read morewait until they go mobile with their new truck! 10/10 Would recommend!

I was so happy to see this place open back up through Covid, the food is delicious and the service…read moreis so friendly. My kids love their baked goods and we'll be back soon!

My food was an acceptable temperature and plentiful in portion size. The Veggie Crumble Fettuccine…read morewith Tofu and Grilled Spinach was creamy and flavorful, with roasted spinach tofu that hit the spot. Unfortunately, I ate my Fried Green Tomatoes before I could take a photo. The breading was just enough not to outweigh the tomato. The sauce that comes with it is "fire". I will remember this order so I can have it on repeat. I am glad Noone is home, so I won't have to share. Keep serving everything up like this and you will continue to prosper. Thank you

Jerk chicken Alfredo bowl was phenomenal!! The persuasion (peanut sauce based) was absolutely…read morefantastic! Was greeted with a smile and it was warm and quaint little place. I would definitely recommend!

Came in today to pick up a Flashfoods order from customer service. Got a great deal on reduced…read morebananas and yogurt that way. I did a circle around the whole store as well, just looking for bargains. Nothing really knocked my socks off. Prices are just a bit too high. Like a pound of Meijer lunchmeat is $9 but a pound of Aldi lunchmeat is $5.60. I have to say I've found the staff here consistently much friendlier than the Valparaiso store, especially with glitches I've run into with grocery pick up which have occurred at both. I definitely have to give it to Meijer on product selection. Sometimes you just can't find everything at Aldi.

Bought a rotisserie chicken. I did not think it was possible to get an undercooked( red meat on…read moreinterior of chicken) yet it still be so over cooked when I go to remove a wing the bones comes right off. No seasoning and pale skin with a slime texture. Some things shouldn't go on the shelf.