We made a reservation for 4 and ended up forgoing our table to sit at the bar after a very sweet…read morecouple said they were about to leave if we wanted to sit there (there were 2 other seats open next to them) so we could have more space. Our table was right next to the bar, but was a little too close to the table next to it and would have been too cramped. The bartender was SO nice. I have not met a nicer bartender probably ever. She kept coming over to check on us and see how we liked our drinks- several of the ones we ordered she told us were her special recipe. My sister and I's favorite were her take on the espresso martini with orange and a toffee flavor/rim. It was so decadent. The live jazz music was so fun and the bar stayed busy all night, we ended up staying until close. I can't wait to come back!

This is a new place in Noblesville square - great location except next to cigar lounge so the…read moresmells would waft over while we enjoyed a drink out on the patio . The service was excellent - we stopped by when they had just opened so not crowded, but drinks came out quickly, our waitress was sweet and came to check on us the "right" amount. She was even sweet enough to find a bowl for water for the dogs. The drink was okay - a bit more floral than I would like, but if you dig that flavor, you will like it. The presentation was really pretty. The food menu looked like a good Italian type selection, definitely a little more upscale price wise, but affordable. I would be interested in checking it out in the evening with music!

Everything was free except personal groceries. I will say that the grocery aisle is limited. Tv…read moreseemed to be stuck on one channel all day. .Staff tore up my room unexpectedly a few times and expected me to clean it up, some things were taken from me as well. Other than the overall experience was without any responsibility. Was in good company as it seemed that others had found their way there in similarity. Would not go back if it was my choice but I do not know the future. Overall experience was ok but do not recommend. Staff even gave me my own room with my own shower at one point. Did get whored out to family and friends via phonecalls and video visits. That cost a lot of money. Was held up at gunpoint by people in mask and armor as well, they walked right in, whole crew of them. Cheapest hotel in Hamilton county, room is free, plus free snacks and one hot meal. All you have to do is something wrong.

Just wanted to say that my 7 mos I had to serve here, was truly made a lot better due to the simple…read morefact that their officers truly treat people with dignity and respect, unless given a reason not to! (Rightfully so) However, I gotta give a HUGE THANKS to the baddest b***h at the jail, Officer DALE!! She booked me in to the jail back in Dec and booked me out yesterday, & also works the floor! She truly goes above & beyond her job duties & seeing her prob 100s of times, NEVER did I, or anyone in my presence, EVER experience anything less than professionalism and respect!! TIME FOR A RAISE!!

My family loves to find small, local venues to hear live music, and summer concert series are the…read moreperfect way to do that. For a number of years the Indianapolis Symphonic Band and other ensembles have played at a local park with a large open space, for guests to set up lawn chairs, and an amphitheater. But just in the last two years the venue was moved to Federal Hill Commons, not far from the original park. This is a beautiful park, with a medium-sized playground featuring a jungle gym and a rope spider web tube among other things, and a decent-sized stage for ensembles and music groups. In front of the stage is an expansive grassy area where concert-goers can set up chairs, blankets, picnic baskets, etc. To the right of the stage area there is a Wendy's and I believe McDonald's, and a few other businesses. Federal Hill Commons offers a variety of events and concerts through the summer and into the rest of the year. These include Flashback Fridays and Food Truck Fridays, Concerts at the Commons and Wine Down with Art (several dates throughout the year). All event dates are listed on the website. This is a great place to take the whole family for a relaxed stroll, playing on the playground or cultural events throughout the year.

Federal Hill Commons is so much more than just a park--it's home to the Noblesville Farmers Market…read moreand Concerts at the Commons! Small older-kid style climbing playground Rubber ground with a small turf hill in the middle No traditional slides or swings Lots of places to sit and enjoy lunch or your morning coffee Public bathrooms within walking distance Bonus: You can walk to Indie Coffee Roasters, Norick's, and Bocado after playing! Plus, there's a Kroger and other shops right across the parking lot. This is the perfect little stop for a slower-paced morning or afternoon. Grab a coffee, let the kids climb, and enjoy everything downtown Noblesville has to offer

I popped in here first before trying to find anything else and got not only a free map of the city,…read morewhich was just what I needed, but a very cheerful lady (Sharon) who gave me verbal directions to both the library and cemetery. I might not have gone to the Library of she hadn't said that was the best place to get historical information and she sure was right about that! (See my library review). Way to welcome out-of -towners needing help, people! Thanks again!

From the owner: Established as a not-for-profit organization in 1935 to serve the needs Noblesville and the…read moreNoblesville business community.

Everyone working was SO NICE!!! So willing to help explain what we needed to play. The ladies…read moreplaying around us were very helpful as well. Will definitely go again.

Bingo is so relaxing and fun! I don't ever remember winning, but I love bingo. Food choices are…read moreslim and you can't bring outside food in.

Zipline, shade, and water... oh my! If you're looking for the perfect summer park, you need to…read morevisit Potters Bridge Park! Tons of shade--no baking in the sun or hot slides! Kid-friendly zipline One slide and no traditional swings Climbing structure Wood chip playground Stick-built play hut for imaginative nature play Bathrooms close by Scenic walking trails with overlook points Historic covered bridge overlooking the White River Access to the White River for tubing or exploring along the shoreline Bonus: This is one of the drop-off locations for White River Canoe Company, so you'll often see people finishing their river adventures here! Home of the annual Potters Bridge Fall Festival each October. Whether you're coming to play, hike, explore the river, or simply enjoy the shade, this is one of my favorite parks to escape the summer heat

My first visit here was in July 2021 when I resided in Indiana. The bridge was built in 1871 and…read morewas used for 100 years and since 1971 was listed in the National Register of Historical places in 1991. I made my first visit in July 2021 when I resided in Indiana. The park has restrooms, children's playground, paved trails to walk, tubing, jogging, running, kayaking, paddle boarding or biking. The park is also dog friendly. The park was well kept. The bridge was nicely constructed. My first sight to see this type of bridge. Overall, I enjoyed walking on the peaceful and beautiful park alongside the White River.

SS Prater is amazing! he is extremely knowledgeable,polite and truly cares and wants to see…read moreeveryone succeed

Great experience with recruiting sergeants did a great job with providing me the opportunity to…read moreopen new leadership skills and opening new doors in my life to be all you can be. All the sergeants treated me with respect, and learned that sometimes you have something in common with an uncommon person. These Sergeants and my Staff Sergeant M. GARCIA do a great job with getting you through the process. My experience with meps/process was a cakewalk. I recommend this Recruiting Station, because they treat you as their own.

Hurlock cemetery is a pretty little place. It is not very full, maybe 50 graves spread out over the…read moregrassy expanse, so if you're looking for a name you have to do a bit of walking over hilly terrain. I found it a bit difficult to find even though I had directions from my GPS. I drove past it the first time, not because I couldn't see it but because there was a car pushing me from behind and I couldn't figure out where I was supposed to park to go in it. When I doubled back I circled around behind it but that was just a neighborhood full of houses and I didn't see any access to the cemetery from the back or either side. I came back out in front and with no cars on the road I was able to slow down and pull into the grassy area in front of the cemetery fence. I never did see a sign indicating the name of the cemetery like I have seen at other cemeteries I have visited on this trip. I did find the grave of my great great grandparents. If there are any other relatives here I don't know about it. I walked up and down the cemetery and got a few mosquito bites for my trouble in spite of putting on repellent but never did see any other names that looked like they might belong to my ancestors. Hopefully the next time I will be able to find it more easily. It isn't all that far from the Crown Land Cemetery where I have other ancestors buried, so at least it is convenient once you know where it is.

Great productions. Too bad the City of Noblesville refuses to help them in finding a new home in…read morethis little city.

Red and White Tuna Great playhouse. Large with about 130…read moreseats. Pretty comfortable seats as well! We have been here several times and have enjoyed just about every seat. I'm not a fan of front seats but if that's your thing... nice large stage, too bad they have limited beverages and not sure if they have popcorn.