It's a must stop every time we venture out to the outlets. Staff could be friendlier, but it is…read morewhat it is! Sometimes I wish they had ore stocked up. Today, there were minimal options, no line and plenty of staff working. Overall, delicious pretzels and my favorite cheese.

Hot, warm, pretzels! Yes, please! And don't forget the cheese. You may not know this, but they have…read morea hot salsa cheese dip. It takes those pretzels to the next level. Try it next time you stop in. I am glad that the Edinburgh Outlet added this spot! If you drive into the main entrance, just keep going straight. It's down on the right. Past the second stop sign. (Close by American Eagle and Sunglass Hut). The guy at the counter was also very friendly. I asked for just a cup with ice, as I had a can of Big Red in the car. If you've never tried Big Red, that's a southern Indiana staple. You must stop at a gas station or grocery store and pick you up one. It goes quite well with pretzel. This is a carryout location. It's not a restaurant with tables to sit down at.

I discovered 450 North Brewing through retail distribution about two years ago, so I had been…read morelooking forward to visiting the taproom for a long time. I was thrilled when I realized it was only about 20 minutes from where we were staying! They do an incredible job creating unique, fruit-forward beers. They even make a sour IPA that tastes almost like a margarita--bright, refreshing, and not overly hoppy at all. A flight was the perfect way to try several flavors. The food portions were huge! We ordered the brisket nachos and a mushroom burger without realizing the burger was a double. It was so much food, and everything was delicious. The beer, food, and experience absolutely lived up to two years of anticipation. We will definitely be back!

We visited 450 North for the first time this morning. We came right at opening and the restaurant…read morewas calm. We enjoyed that. Service was polite and attentive without being too much. My girlfriend ordered a Bloody Mary for her drink and we got the Loaded Pulled Pork Fries for an appetizer. The fries were tasty, only complaint is they could've used more of the BBQ sauce due to the pork being a bit bland on its own. The fries were crunchy and seasoned well. The Bloody Mary was good, not the best she had ever had but it was good. She really enjoyed the "snacky snacks" on the top. We then ordered the Margherita pizza. It came out looking visually great. Upon tasting it was a tasty pizza. Would we order it again, I don't think so, but that is because it just isn't our normal go to. It was nice to try and a pleasant experience. When we eventually return we will try a different pizza and hope to enjoy it better.

We ate here on the recommendation of a friend whose father still lives in the area, and the…read morerecommendation was well deserved. We both had tenderloin sandwiches, which are a requirement when passing through Indiana, right. While not as large as some We have seen, they were plenty big and were fantastic. They were well seasoned and had an excellent breading with a good crunch.

Great food and a good atmosphere. Been here a handful of times, most recently over the weekend…read more Always have a wonderful experience when we go here. We started with the sauer kraut balls, pretzel with beer cheese, and pickle fries. All were delicious! The pickle fries have a great pickle to breading ratio, will gladly order these again! I went full toddler and ordered the chicken tenders and fries, they were exactly what I wanted and were a generous portion.

I love a good soft pretzel with cheese! This location is inside Meijer near the grocery side exit…read more It's really a grab and go type of environment. Usually my husband gets it for us so I can't say much about the service but he said that they are pretty nice. The pretzels we have had are always hot, fresh, and tasty. The prices are about $4-5 per pretzel and its quite large. They have a variety of pretzels and dipping sauces. It's good for a snack or even a little lunch if you get the pepperoni one. Overall it's a great opportunity to get a pretzel without having to go to the mall.

After a particularly long shopping trip and checkout at Meijer, I needed a snack. Luckily there's a…read moresoft pretzel place by the exit. I've never been to a Ben's before but it was pretty good. It's not your typical pretzel, it was softer and sweeter. There are a lot of options and dip varieties. Sweet or savory. I generally just go the classic route when there's too many choices so I went with a plain pretzel with cheese dip. I just read the about us section of their website to learn more and it's a pretty crazy winding story. But the gist is that the founders didn't know anything about pretzels when they bought the business but they figured it out and now have stores all across Indiana. The cashier was visibly annoyed but I couldn't tell if it was with me or if she was talking to someone on the phone with her earbuds in. Either way I just ordered my pretzel and got outta there.

A small clean quaint German restaurant. The servers were friendly and food was served fast and…read moredelicious!

The best meal I've had in a restaurant in some time. In a world of cheap ingredients and meals that…read moreget old quick, here is an original spot with delicious, well crafted German cuisine, that consistently impressed with every bite. I ordered the Jägerschnitzel with kraut on the side. I enjoy a good kraut--this is the best I've had. The schnitzel was crispy and juicy and the mushroom gravy did its part to pull the dish together without overpowering it or making it bland. We visited on a Saturday evening, and were able to be seated right away. Our server was helpful, suggesting a dish for our picky toddler, and the food came out quickly. In the spirit of full disclosure, the house was not packed. We were one of 4 or 5 tables dining at the time. In sum, this is a restaurant that impressed me, and did a good enough job that I was inspired to write my first Yelp review. I recommend if you are in Seymour or the surrounding area.

Delicious pretzels!! We had them at the Westfield in Lights event. The line was extremely long, for…read moregood reason. That said, the service was quick and friendly. We ordered the plain pretzel with nacho cheese and some hot chocolate. The pretzel had a unique shape and great flavor. It was a bit doughy for my taste, but perfect for my toddler. The hot chocolate was also made very well. The truck looked very clean and well kept.

Pretty good! There are sweet and salted pretzels with many sweet and savory dips too. The cheese…read moresauce was the perfect pairing. I like that their pretzels are lightly salted. The inside was light and didn't feel too dense. They were at the Noblesville farmers market. We ate these right away and was a great snack while shopping at the farmers market.

You can't beat the ambiance of the outdoor area the has everything: a bar or 2, a stage with live…read moreentertainment plus great food. It's pretty much self serve so plan on walking. It was a very relaxing Friday evening in downtown Indy.

The Rathskeller is a charming old world German restaurant with a large Biergarten. Our server…read moregreeted us quickly with menus and promptly took our drink orders, it was a promising start that after ordering our entrees fell off. I ordered the Schnitzel and my guest ordered the Jagerschnitzel. Both looked good, unfortunately the meat was either tough or overcooked for both orders. The potato pancakes and applesauce sides were good. The highlight of the meal was the large soft pretzels and mustard that was provided instead of bread. Perhaps we caught them on a bad night, and are giving them the benefit of the doubt. The Biergarten had quite the crowd and would be worth a visit during Oktoberfest.