This is also called Jaytee's Country Market, btw…read more This was just what I was dreaming of, fresh bake goodies, a deli counter where you can get very reasonably priced sandwiches and so many other things in the store. The ladies were very sweet (one of them was singing in the back room some soft sweet song and it was really quite beautiful). Service was fast in the bathroom was clean! I got a smoked turkey with colby and pickles on rye bread (don't judge) and there was plenty of everything on the sandwich. My pumpkin whoopie pie was amazing, as was my peach hand pie (they had several other) and the cheese bread. Definitely a good place to stop and get some good food and snacks. As with most Amish stores, they don't take credit cards, so bring your cash!

This is not the correct name nor the correct address for this Amish country market. It is currently…read morecalled Windy acres country market previously known as Jaytee's. You can Google it for the correct address. It sits on US 41. Great sandwiches very reasonably priced. Local items and freshly homemade items from this market. highly recommend!

This local gem is one of our favorite places to shop; however, with that being said, it isn't for…read moreeveryone. This is a store for those who love to support local businesses and who don't mind paying more for quality. You can go down the street to Kroger or Walmart and get chips, candy or meat for a cheaper price. You are paying for quality; you are paying to support someone local and not a corporate chain; you are paying to know what is in the food you are eating. There is a wide variety of items: baked goods (breads, pies, cookies, bars, noodles), dairy items (cheese, milk, butter) produce, premade meals, canned items (salsa, jams, asparagus, pickles), coffee, protein (chicken, beef, lamb, turkey, goat and pork) and so many more items. Four Seasons is constantly adding to their inventory and there's always something amazing to find. As someone who has shopped local and organic for decades, their prices are phenomenal and I would highly recommend a visit.

Friendly Owners ,clean store and awesome and delicious food. I love the variety of things in the…read morestore and would highly recommend this Business to anyone.

This is a great place to get ice cream and a trinket after floating down sugar creek.read more

So delicious! We got a flight of 4 different flavors and they were hefty amounts! So worth the…read morebelly ache of over eating. Such a great little place for little trinkets and gifts too

A neat and convenient Mexican grocery by any standard, Botanica Voluntad de Dios also boasts the…read morebest taco shop in all of Crawfordsville! It's a pity (or a blessing) that so few gringos seem to know it exists. Indeed, even the few who have seen it seem ignorant that it has a lunch counter inside. And yet fewer know that it's any good. But after loving it since I first got here, and after hearing the constant ravings of students and friends alike about Tacos el Jarocho (a decent, Mexican hole-in-the-wall on Market Street), I had no choice but to round up two friends and conduct a taste test . Results were uniformly in favor of Voluntad de Dios. From the texture of the beef to the tastiness of the chorizo -- even the beauty of the presentation or the plumpness of the lime -- Voluntad won hands down. And though the taco de rez at Jarocho held it's own, the chorizo was hard, tasteless and truly reminiscent of cardboard. All three of us preferred all three tacos from Voluntad. Sure, Tacos el Jarocho deserves some credit for its proximity to Wabash and for making a stab at authentic Mexican street food in the heart of Crawfordsville. But if you want a Hoosier taco from a place that would hold its own in Chula Vista, Voluntad de Dios is the will of G-d.

I am very pleased to report that this establishment could hold its own with any of the fine taco…read moreestablishments in Southern California. Let me compare it with Taco Mesa, a restaurant similar in style and price point (and highly rated among yelpers) in Southern California. Quality--neck and neck. I've tried the pork, chicken, and steak in both places and I would say that Botanica beats Mesa in the steak category, in terms of juiciness and flavor. It's too close to call for the pork, with Mesa having a slight (very slight) edge over Botanica. Chicken-wise, both are comparable. Botanica puts its tacos on two tortillas (instead of one) and also offers plenty of fresh lime, onions, cilantro, and salsas (medium and hot). Price--both offer great tacos at around $2 apiece. Mesa has seafood tacos that run in the $4 range, plus a wider selection. But for what it does offer, Botanica gives a strong showing with quality menu items at great prices. Atmosphere--different settings. Botanica is a lunch counter in a small Mexican grocery, which gives it a cool, hidden feeling. Most people in town hadn't heard of this place, till my esteemed colleague Ethan H. tipped us off to it. Now it's a regular spot for many of us, and it's the main place I take people to for a quick and delicious lunch. There are only about 4 stools at the counter, and you're right next to the laundry detergent, but I don't mind, especially since you're also next to the fridge with a plentiful selection of drinks. All on all, I highly recommend Botanica. Great place for a good lunch, and you can do your grocery shopping on the same trip. Be sure to stock up on dry cinnamon sticks while you're there.

It's a great little store that's been a staple in my community since I was a little girl. They…read morecarry everything behind me to set the shoes and clothes. LOL. And run by the same family for all those years and they are just great people!

I have been going to this little General Store for over 17 years. When I moved here, the…read moreFergusons, treated me as if I have lived my whole life here. They are very knowledgeable about the things that go on in the county, places to go, visit and eat. This little General Store is basically family ran with the exceptions of a handful of community people they have working there. I recommend the pizza that they make fresh on the spot. It's great food to take fishing with you. On the serious side they have snacks for everyone. Mitch can teach you a thing or two about fishing and they have a daughter Resse that can teach you about scrapbooking and does take professional pictures. It's a great General Store that will make you feel wanted and relaxed at the same time.

It can be a bit slow, but it is a small building with so many potential employees. I will say that…read morethe delicious food most definitely makes up for it. The staff have always been friendly. It is outside seating only, but I think that adds to nice spot. I would very much recommend trying here!

Family owned and operated for more than a decade. Cooking up some of the best food you're gonna…read morefind in the area. Not fast but fresh! Better to call ahead to reduce your wait time. They are almost always busy and on a hot day when there are games , the line can get really long. But it's worth the wait. Homemade food right out your mamas kitchen, definitely worth the wait. The tenderloins they make fresh in-house. The pizzas are made fresh every order and can get creative. The Broasted chicken , it's moist on the inside and extra delicious crunch on the outside. They have a secret recipe on the Cooney Dog. I love the handmade burgers. They put all the traditional trimmings on it, and don't forget the fries. They have awesome curly fries also, you can add cheese on the side or on top! They have so many flavors and creative ice creams , my kids absolutely love it! The outside area has seating in the shade, in the sun if you like and also covered seating if it's raining or you just want to rest under the covered area. They have a bike rake and are right across from the Marathon Station, if you need to fuel up your vehicle. You have to stop to see them if you pass through the area.

We visited this little place a couple of times when we were visiting the area. The food was good,…read morethe ice cream was even better. It's such a cute little place with a happy, upbeat atmosphere. Everyone was super friendly. The prices aren't bad, IMO, either. The kids enjoyed it. We'll be back for sure.

Friendly, prompt service, and great food, ice cream, and drinks! My (almost) daily stop for a…read moreVanilla Coke with nugget ice. They also have a great breaded tenderloin and banana split.

Well off the beaten path, Foxworthy's Maple Syrup is well worth the visit…read more Not only do they have tons of home-made maple syrup, you can also buy home-made jams and jellies, baked goods, sassafras tea and even recipe books. In late February/early March, you'll even see the family processing its own maple syrup in the traditional manner, right down to the genuine, wood-fired evaporation pans. And while you're there, make sure to ask about Archie Foxworthy -- a Parke County Hoosier legend who founded the farm decades ago. Unfortunately, Archie passed away. But his family farm and his legend live on! Note: The farm is sometimes calls the "Meri-Arch Farm". Also, it's now run by a man named "Kevin Smith" (Archie's grandson, I think) -- so if you have to look it up or ask around, those are two additional search-terms that might come in handy. But let's face it, if you get lost looking for it, rest assured that Parke County, Indiana is just about one of the best places I know for discovering unexplored treasures. There's a lot to see in Parke County. And Foxworthy's farm is a wonderful place to start.