I am a local who comes here frequently and guess why? Because of the fresh, abundant produce,…read morefriendly staff and wonderful seasonal decorations. This morning I dropped by to get my "early fall haul" which consists of pumpkins and chrysanthemums. The outdoor staff helped me pick out some good flowers and the pumpkins were robust. Everything looked good because it ALWAYS IS! Keep it up guys!

So glad this nursery is here in the outskirts of this cute historic town…read more Plants always fresh and healthy. Produce always tasty and normally local. They discount aging fruits, so there is opportunity to get food deals. Peaches are so good and you can buy by the basket or loose. There is an amazing freezer case filled near the register filled with homemade popsicle offering some great flavor options. They are a tad expensive at 3.00 a pop and worth ever penny. Then bring lots of items from spring to fall. Shop Local! They do not have a lots of garden pots, but maybe I was just late to shop for those. Really a nice spot to shop for flowers and produce.

This is a quaint general store in the small town of Leavenworth, Indiana. It feels like a step back…read morein time! They have an assortment of knick knacks for sale, plus an ice cream counter. It also sounds like you can get lunch here, too. You're not far from The Overlook restaurant just up the road, with great views of the Ohio River. This is definitely a scenic area, hence why Route 62 is called "Ohio River Scenic Byway"!

We left the interstate to follow scenic Route 62 for a while. It really was scenic and lovely…read more We stumbled upon this business and saw the sign for sandwiches which made this our lunch stop. My sandwich was good, not inspired, but good. There were a couple of outdoor tables and it was a warm spring day - perfect. The side of the store I walked through had really cool merchandise like an old time general store, maybe. My partner passed through the other side to the "pristine" bathroom and said the merchandise was a mix of feed store and grocery store. There was a galvanized tub she wanted to buy but we had no way to get it back home. We were pleased with our scenic detour and this stumble upon.

Absolutely love going to this hardware store! So much more personal service and assistance when you…read moreneed it! Chris and Carly are wonderful to talk to and answers questions for us.

Great little hardware store and great people that own the store. They seem to always have what your…read morelooking for.

This place is one of the coolest places I've ever been. Moved out here a year ago from the West…read moreCoast where I forgot how pleasant, helpful and honest people can be. If you're local and you need it, go there first. If they don't have it, they will try to find it for you and if they can't get it they will give you suggestions on where you can find it. I very highly recommend this business and it's friendly and helpful staff.

Extra tasty food in this little bee hive on the side of the road, make sure call to check hours…read more Very good pizza, we enjoyed the Hawaiian Pizza. They have cooked to order burgers and sandwich with some large sides. Can't wait to return to this little local gem. They have some small items for sale, found some goat soap at a great price. Extra friendly staff buzzing around in here, just could not help myself. It's a good hive.

First: The address is Leavenworth, IN not Marengo. GPS will take you to wrong area on the state…read moreroad. My visit was pre-pandemic. I grew up in the area and was back visiting. It wasn't very late and most places were closed so I headed to yelp to find something and this was listed. The building used to be a small grocery, gas station, and grill. The new owners have converted it to a spacious dine in restaurant. The menu is salads, lunch meat sandwiches, chicken, burgers, pizza, icecream, etc. I have the kickin bourbon burger. It was about $7 for a single and it was plenty big along with the fries. If it was a previously frozen burger I couldn't tell. It tasted great. It's bee themed, so you can get honey and some decor as well. The only down side is you have to purchase bottled drinks and the sugar-free options were pretty limited.

I think it's a pretty cool place Prices match other places…read morein the area. Board heat Meat and Cheese

We stopped by Palmyra Bean & Cream on a weekend afternoon and had a really pleasant experience…read moreoverall. It's a new rural coffee and ice cream shop that opened in February 2026 in an older home near the center of Palmyra, and you can tell a lot of time, money, and heart went into creating the place. The inside is surprisingly expansive with lots of seating, fun décor, pastel colors, wall art, and little themed touches throughout. There's also outdoor seating available. Some of the artwork and displays were genuinely cute and creative, though a few pieces looked AI-generated and stood out a bit compared to the more personal touches. There's even a prayer box for customers who want to leave prayer requests, which gave the place a very small-town, community-centered feel. The staff was one of the highlights. Everyone we interacted with was friendly, knowledgeable, patient, and welcoming. It also wasn't overly busy when we visited, which made it feel relaxed and comfortable. They offer handcrafted coffee drinks, breakfast sandwiches, lunch sandwiches, hand-dipped ice cream, specialty sundaes, and milkshakes. You can order from the walk-up window or inside. As for the food and ice cream: * The butter pecan cashew cone was easily the best thing we tried. Really good flavor and texture. * The hot fudge sundae was solid too. Lots of hot fudge, peanuts, whipped cream, and a cherry on top. The only downside was that the ice cream was already pretty melted by the time it was served. * The banana cream hand-dipped ice cream unfortunately missed the mark for me. It had a very artificial banana taffy/Laffy Taffy type flavor that I didn't care for. * The cappuccino tasted good but was on the lukewarm side. My biggest complaint was the menu boards. The chalkboard-style menus look nice aesthetically, but the writing is so small that they were nearly impossible to read from the counter. I ended up taking a picture on my phone and zooming in just to figure out what was available. The prices also felt a bit on the high side. For example, the drip coffee was around $6, which surprised me a little given the rural location. Overall though, this feels like a place that genuinely wants to become a local gathering spot, and I really hope they succeed. Rural businesses like this are hard to sustain, and it's clear the owners have invested heavily into making it something special for the community. With a few tweaks, especially larger, more readable menus and tightening up some consistency with the desserts, I could see this becoming a regular stop for a lot of people.

I took a bed spread there for laundry It took over three…read moreweeks to get it back And they had changed the color of the item. It was ivory when I picked it up it was tinted pink! It looked like they had washed it with something red and the color bled. I have used this location before but now with the new ownership I will never go there again Unhelpful staff bad service

I have been using NA Steam Laundry & Dry Cleaning for 30 years. They clean and press all of my…read moreshirts and pants. They have always been very friendly and great interacting with me. The clothes are always ready on schedule. while the price has increased over the years, it is still worth it to me to have everything dry-cleaned and not have to wash and iron them myself. Great value!

Stopped here to kill some time. It's a very nice. It has high quality items. It was fun to walk…read moreround and see what they had. There were 3 floors of booths but it wasn't overwhelming. I was there for an hour and saw everything. I even took my time.

Some primitive and early collectibles. You may be surprised…read moreand find something special. I stopped n and found 2 albums from the 80s. I always stop in when in the area. Not many deals.