The owner of PopKorn is amazing. She's not only a popcorn master and entrepreneur, but she's also a…read moreprofessor at IU. She's so fun and her energy and smile are absolutely magnetic. I was writing about the company for a WTHR blog post and couldn't help but buy a ton of popcorn flavors. For research, right?! I ordered the dairy free cheddar, simply salted, white cheddar, Buffalo cheddar, and buttermilk ranch popcorn for delivery. I LOVE that they offer "snack size" bags of popcorn for only $3.50. Because I was new to the popcorn, I was able to order a ton of the flavors to find my favorites. I also thought it'd be a super fun Christmas or NYE activity to do popcorn taste testing or a popcorn/beer pairing at home. They also offer large, party time (1 gallon), and 4 gallon bags for those who are ready to commit a few flavors. Besides the flavors mentioned, there are sweet and seasonal flavors as well. Enjoy!

The service was great and the pop corn were creative and delicious! I bought a variety to a…read moregathering and they were well received.

I want to love small local businesses but alas this fell a little short for me. I bought some…read moreChicago style popcorn that was packaged in front and it was a bit stale... I did see them making some caramel corn out front, and I think it would have been a better experience if the gentlemen would stay x more minutes till this batch is done if you want some fresh popcorn. It was a bit overpriced for what you get. :/ The Carmel Apple was also similar to what you could get at the grocery store.

This small business has survived for forty years making popcorn and treats for visitors to…read moreNashville. Located on the north end of town, it has a small street presence and seems even smaller inside. When you do step in, they have bags of flavored popcorn (double dipped) and popcorn puffs (no hard kernels or husks) coated with caramel. I didn't ask if they have any samples to try, but simply decided to go with the Caramel Delites. Unlike some caramel treats, these have caramel flavor but not the sticky texture. The puffs are larger than most popcorn too. Note that the popcorn is also popped and coated in the small area behind the counter. (Talk about efficient!) They may not have as many flavors as some of the other popcorn places I've been to, but they do have a menu of other items you can get including beverages and hot dogs. Review #1629

The vanilla butternut popcorn is to die for - it is the best thing and I normally don't do sweet…read morepopcorn - also they offer too good to go bags - you get a huge bag of popcorn in various flavors for 5.20. The staff is super friendly as well and the place smells heavenly - you also can't beat how you can stand in there and literally try all of the flavors!

The cheddar popcorn was extremely SALTY!!Going forward I will purchase directly from the shop. The…read morepopcorn missed the mark on the taste of cheddar cheese.... It's just salty! Pause the salt or re-do the cheddar seasoning

This legend store does not need any introduction as it's been up and running since 1983 even before…read moreI was born. Apart from general supplies they have popcorn in sweet, Savory & nutty flavors. Similarly many kinds of ice creams , candies , fudge etc. Popcorns are continuously popping for line up of people and few enjoyed gelato siting on the outside bench. Cost effective as well.

I had some ice cream while I was here and it was pretty good. The cashier was really sweet. It…read moreappears like there are lots of different options for candy and popcorn in the shop which is great.

This is my favorite microwavable popcorn of all time. The "natural" box is my favorite, as it has a…read morelight oil on it and adds a lot of flavor, but is pretty healthy. I'll sprinkle Amazing Hazel's salt/pepper/paprika popcorn seasoning on top and it's truly the perfect snack. If I want to be even healthier, I'll order their "no salt, no oil" popcorn." While there isn't a huge taste with that one, you can tell it's quality. They also sell "touch of butter, "touch of salt," and "sweet and salty" bags. Besides microwavable bags, you can also get already-popped popcorn or straight kernels. I'm all about that Indiana-grown corn and highly recommended that you try this brand! Their website links to Amazon for purchases, so that's where I buy it (but I would LOVE to eventually see it in a local store or grocery).

Welcome to the alpha of the Over-the-Rhine kettle corn game my friend. This place just cornered the…read moreniche Cincinnati popcorn market that you didn't even know existed. Sweet and salty, rainbow, caramel, cheddar... you name it - they have it. My first time in was this weekend while trolling Findlay Market for some corn. Luckily, I found mama's. HOWEVER - I watched and was disturbed as some unidentified man was popping and tossing kernels! It was, indeed, NOT MAMA. I think this might be false advertising or mama has someone doing her poppin' for her... Popcorn is likely one of the cheapest snacks you can possibly make. Somehow they managed to charge $6 for a bag and it was good enough that I felt okay about it. Now that is kettle corn done right.

I had a sample of some of their popcorn on a recent trip to Findlay Market. It was very tasty and I…read morewish I had gone back immediately to buy a bag of it.

A completely standard ALDI and that's fine by me. This is exactly the way they should be - the same…read morelayout and the same stock as every other ALDI I have encountered whether it's Fort Myers Florida or Cherry Hill New Jersey. Produce and bread, deli and cheeses, dairy and eggs, frozen and fresh meat. Down the center, the aisle of awesomeness and canned/boxed items. It's all here. ALDI has introduced self-checkout stations and I'm a fan. They run such a thin staff that there's almost always a queue to check out so it's helpful to be able to ring up your stuff quickly. Remember to bring your quarter for the shopping cart and your reusable shopping bags! [Review 20528 overall - 73 in Indiana - 1509 of 2023.]

I mean, it's an Aldi. You know the drill. Bring a quarter and some shopping bags. It's got most…read morethings even if you're looking for decent quality stuff like olive oil or non-plastic-wrapped cheese. I haven't been in an Aldi for a few years and this was the first one for me with self-checkouts. The human clerk would only come out if someone stood at the appropriate register. This place had the standard price-conscious but mostly upper middle class clientele. Part of the Cummins complex is literally across the street.

No food here is good the people that work here are very nice good to see businesses starting to…read morecome back to Ellettsville hope more start to stay

The Hawaiian Hoosier offers something a little out of the ordinary when you're in the mood for…read moresomething flavorful & unique. But, I warn you, the snacks are completely habit forming and borderline addictive, they are so good. The owner Stacie, offers a variety of different Hawaiian treats and along with her big smile, always seems ready to serve up some Hawaiian folklore which always makes this stop a fun experience! My fav: the Aloha Mix "Sweet w/ Heat".

It's fudge. It's creamy and delicious with interesting flavor choices. Key lime was tasty and fun…read moreto try. The chocolate peanut butter that others reviewed held up to my high expectations. I ended up taking 5 flavors home. The staff was friendly and if I return to this town I would like to try their truffles next time.

Try Jack Daniels fudge and thank me later. The Peanut…read morebutter chocolate fudge is good too! :)

As much as I want to be cynical about fancy food in Bloomington, the sweets here (chocolate and…read morefudge) are genuinely top-tier. Expensive, yes (after tax, $7 for 2 truffles), but of an appropriate quality for the price, with both a suitably rich dark chocolate flavor and good other ingredients. I can't comment on the actual oils/vinegars, didn't try them.

Black pepper olive oil is delicious, as is the Pomegranate balsamic, and the chocolate balsamic…read more Yes, delish! Put some pomegranate balsamic on vanilla ice cream-ridiculously good! A big selection of oils and vinegars, a bit pricey but quality