This is a nice fair with lots of rides and food to choose from. You can use cash or credit at the…read morevendors. However, to play most games you will need cash and ATM's are on site. There are animals to view, horse derby's, pig races and lots of games. Parking and admission is free before three and there's shuttles available to take you to the entrance. My kids had a great time even though it was extremely hot. Next time I will plan better and bring my own water.

It cost $20 to park our vehicle. $8.00 per person to get into the place. Carnival food that is…read moreway over priced with small portions! No place to sit, even for a few minutes. Rides are expensive! Oh yeah! Looking at the livestock in the hot barns was just thrilling. Got a great hunk of beeswax for $15. A lemonade was $9 but oh yeah got to keep a plastic sippy container that I ended up throwing in the trash. Ten ($10) dollars for a funnel cake, could have bought a chocolate layer cake on the outside! I feel sorry for families of 4 or 6 that got fleeced patronizing this event. Money doesn't grow on trees these days. Next year , I might think of many more interesting and far less costly ways to spend money and have fun... This ain't it people!

We were at the Aurora food truck festival, and my mom was craving lemonade…read more I was on the hunt, and we got to the other end of the park before we saw the most adorable food truck ever. We were both instantly intrigued. Thoughtful and cute design details. The more I looked at the business, the closer I was drawn in, and then I saw that they had a lemon creme drink, which the owner described as kinda like Italian ice blended with ice cream, and I was sold on that, but then she added that it was topped with homemade marshmallow fluff and a lemon creme wafer o_o. A team of cuddly porcupines couldn't drag me away from this. Besides the lemon creme ($5), we also ordered frozen hot chocolate ($5), homemade smores marshmallow bites and a moon pie. OMG everything was delicious! The best marshmallows I've ever had. The drinks were incredible, topped with the best marshmallow fluff; marshmallow fluff from the jar, goodbye! And the homemade moon pie was a blessed treat from above that I wistfully shed tears over for leaving us too soon (we intended to slowly eat that moon pie, but I doubt that it lasted over 1 minute in our care). Inventive, creative, high quality. Very friendly owner. Highly recommend!

Mother Wilma's makes amazing homemade marshmallow treats. She has a large selection and everything…read moreis delicious and worth trying but do not miss ice cream sandwich day! Preorder and get extra. Definitely worth it!

A couple of women run this awesome food truck. One of the highlights was their ice cream flight,…read morewhich allowed me to sample three different flavors. It was the perfect way to try something new and enjoy different tastes. The women were super friendly, and the service was exceptionally quick.

I found this food truck at the Indiana Dunes Visitor Center on 49. My mandarin orange chicken salad…read morewas $9 and enough for two people! Delish.

Just had had the tacos, the bulldog and the homemade lemonade from the food truck k parked at…read moreWestBay in the Indiana Dunes NP. They nailed it on each point! After driving west for two days, my daughter and I were craving veggies and each of these delivered! The relish on the bulldog had cukes and tomatoes that had to be fresh from someone's garden! Wish we could come again, but the road calls!

The sauces and spices they offer are simply amazing. If I am going to go to the work of cooking, I…read moredon't want to rely on garbage ingredients. These are the best of the best without the gourmet store prices.

Wonderful shop! If your cruising around the Square or browsing the Farmers Market- it is worth a…read moretrip through the downstairs shops in the Courthouse!

People, here is a genuine diamond in the rough!…read more I came in for something to drink and ended up not only with a bottle of IBC Black cherry cola but also with the 2 piece jerk chicken box lunch to go. They give you a choice of dark meat or white meat and I chose the latter. The chicken was well cooked and mildly spiced, although the breast was slightly dry. As for the spice, for me it was fine, but I suspect it might be on the mild side for lovers of jerk spice. Not so with the bed of red beans and rice it was served on. This is an ample portion and was not only delicious but came with quite a spicy kick. Red beans and rice weren't the only side either, the cabbage the box lunch came with was tender and delicious. Wait is that white bread home made. Yes it is! You just don't see that in even some higher end places. This is a family owned place and I got a chance to talk with them a bit and what a bunch of really nice people. This place is currently nestled between the hotel villages to the West and Southlake mall on the East. There is more than one vacant business or building and the lack of maintenance on the surrounding grounds made me wonder if the restaurant was open for business. I am glad it was. They certainly make up on the inside for what is lacking outside. The interior has ample dining space, is cheerfully decorated in an island theme and they have reggae playing softly in the background. The owners mentioned they are looking at a more welcoming location close by. But if you are looking for an inexpensive but delicious box lunch give this place a try. I don't think you would be disappointed.