"Great place to eat! The portions were generous, and the service was just as impressive. We were…read morevisiting from Florida and had never been here before--so glad we gave it a try. We left completely satisfied and will definitely be back the next time we're in town.

ERRRRRRRCCHH was the sound of my car squealing to a dead stop right in the northbound lane of US 41…read morein Attica, IN (don't worry--I quickly glanced in the rearview to make sure that noone was following me). I had spied this classic roadside stand almost too late as we whizzed by, and realized instantly that we must stop. The perfect last hurrah for a weekend road trip! I asked for the Blizzard-equivalent (Snowstorm? Arctic Freeze? Frosted Flurry? ?), and the girls were kind enough to accommodate my menu-improvisation of half M&Ms, half Spanish peanuts (aka "peanut M&M"). But I also figured that if I were eating unscheduled dessert, I may as well eat an unplanned lunch too, so I ordered a hot dog. I was leery, especially with the prep speed, but it came out big and plump and fresh-looking. Mmm, all-beef goodness. I wolfed down that wiener to get to my dessert, which might have been in danger of melting in the hot Jundiana sun. One of my biggest culinary pet peeves is soft-serve ice cream that comes out of the machine at about 31.8 degrees, so that as soon as it hits the cup, the edges begin to soupify. Not this stuff--it stayed firm and frozen until the very end. Sometimes it's the little things, man, but that sealed the four stars for me. Oh, and it tasted great. This outfit has mini-golf too. Mini golf, hot dogs, and ice cream! That's like my ideal birthday party right there. And I don't mean 12, either; I mean 32.

My mom has a fishing cabin close to Danville, and I wanted to surprise her and my step-dad with…read morejuicy steaks for the grill last time I visited. Luckily Rawhide is a short drive from the cabin and open 7 days/week. Their selection is outstanding! I chose black angus ribeyes for about $10/lb. Absolutely delicious, tender, and juicy. All they needed was some salt and pepper...no rubs or sauces necessary for these savory steaks. They also had filet mignon, top sirloin, porterhouse, pork chops, ribs, cutlets, tenderloins, chicken, ground beef, and kabobs. If you like rubs, spices, seasonings, and sauces, they seemed to have a little of everything. Pickles, coleslaw, pasta salads, and pies rounded are available too, along with frozen meats and snacks. This place is the real thing! A bit hard to find if you're not familiar with Danville, but so worth it.

Don't by ground beef frozen. They wrap old brown meat with a thin layer of fresh pink meat and sell…read moreit as fresh.

One of my family places since my dad was a child we try to come here yearly just for there custard…read morecups which are reasonable prices.

Review Visit: July 4th, 2016…read more Voted the Best Ice Cream in Illinois in 2015! My 5/5 Rating would have to agree. A friend recommended Jarling's and it has been on my list for awhile. They have only two locations; Danville, IL and Champaign, IL. I am usually never around these areas, so it has taken me awhile for my travels to take me near Jarlings... and good gosh, it was worth the drive! I have mostly visited 'ice cream' shacks but this one seems to use custard in their ice cream. Not sure what that entails, but good god, was this ice cream fantastic. Easily places in the Top 5 of my Ice Cream list. If you love ice cream, you owe it to yourself (and your family... and friends) to try this place!

Steak sandwich is amazing! Hit the spot as we drove through. My oldest son had the chicken sandwich…read moreand thought it was great too! Younger kiddos loved the season fries!

I love this seasonal gem located off I-70 in Veedersburg, near Turkey Run State Park and Shades…read moreState Park. Susie Q's serves up fresh burgers, dogs, chicken sandwiches, all sorts of sides, and an assortment of ice cream treats. Whether you are driving through, or spending the day at one of the State parks, Susie Q's is a must visit.

Good place for a dog. Polish with Sauerkraut for me. Chili Cheese Dog for hubs. Great taste for…read moreboth. Bags of chips and a soda made a good lunch. Strawberry shake was really good. Thick and creamy. Bathroom was clean. Street parking out front. Give it a try.

If you're a hot dog aficionado, the locally owned Hot Dog Station in Williamsport is the place to…read morego. Eric, the owner and chef serves up Chicago dogs, chili dogs, cheese dogs, Polish dogs and more. All made with quality meats. I ordered the daily special Italian Beef Sub made using his wife's recipe. The sub has generous portion of juicy beef and was topped with banana peppers. The sub was delicious. My husband had a Chicago dog that was packed with classic ingredients. He said the dog was fresh and tasty. Our service was great. Food came out quickly. Eric is friendly. Eric keeps track of where visitors come from. He had a world map on the wall, that he updates as new visitors show up. Ice cream is also a featured item with eight flavors available. There is free street parking. This place is phenomenal.

Smash burgers and hotdogs are always a hit. Easy to swing in and grab some fresh or frozen meat…read moreto throw on the grill or smoker. Clean and friendly place that's always willing to help.

I remember stopping in to Wolf's Fine Chocolates during one of my Tenderness Tour events that took…read moreme through Attica. This is the home base for Wolf's, though they do also have a location in nearby West Lafayette. Wolf's has been in business for over a half century, though they've mostly lived in the shadow of other familiar Indiana chocolatiers. They use a handmade process in their Attica factory. Located in an easy to miss building near the National Guard Armory on U.S. 41 (which is known as Council Street in Attica), Wolf's also offers shopping online and they have some of their chocolates available at A Taste of Indiana here in Indianapolis. I'm sitting here having devoured a Fine Milk Chocolate Crisp (think Nestle Crunch but a zillion times better). Four servings? Who are they kidding. I ate the whole thing without regrets. Wolf's offers box chocolates, specialty size chocolates, caramel corn, candy bars, chews, pan-crafted chocolates, holiday chocolates (especially Valentine's Day and Christmas season), fudge, baskets, and more. The candy bars typically come it right about $3 - I personally think this is an amazing price for quality chocolate locally made. Custom boxes vary in size from 8-pieces to 48-pieces and you can create your own. Prices are fair - in fact, I'd say quite good. The people are friendly even during the holiday rush. The tradition is as rich as the chocolate and I'm just delighted that I can find them here in Indy not too far from my northeast side home. While some of the bigger names charge MUCH more, Wolf's simply makes wonderful chocolate at a fair price. I'm a big fan and highly recommend.

The service when you walk in is fantastic and the chocolates are delicious. We were passing through…read morewhen we stumbled upon this gem and we are so happy we did! We got an assortment but it was 90% gone by the time I remembered to snap a photo. We will be back