--Location/Parking-- Off of I65 after a turn off a signal…read morelight. It is right near a cement factory that makes it convenient since there is very little crowds. --Ambience-- Typical gas station Love's. Nothing special will this stop except it is clean and was well lit. --Service/Staff-- Friendly staff and had the place well stocked. Staff was generous to let me get water for my pup. --Products/Service-- Standard Love's inventory which I enjoy stopping by because they are consistent. --Capacity-- Can hold 6-10 cars. I am unsure on the truck side, but plenty of space to get in and out. --Overall-- Good stop along the highway, no easy in and out, but still worth the stop.

Very small and limited truck parking available plus it fills up fast before the evening. The…read morerestrooms and showers at this location are clean. Employees are pretty laid back and chill. There is a McDonald restaurant inside this love's travel stop right off interstate 65 just north of Indianapolis.

--Location/Parking-- Right off i65. Easy in and out. I saw…read moremaybe 10-12 parking spots along the edge. Plenty of space to navigate in and out. --Ambience-- Attached to an Arby's and was clean and well stocked like various other Love's. My only grumble is that the restrooms were clean, but a couple have broken or missing stall handles. --Service/Staff-- Staff was their usual friendly and kind with no complaints from me. --Products-- Gas and coffee. No complaints. --Capacity-- Usual size for Love's. Not too big, but not small. --Overall-- If you are going up and down i65. This is your stop before getting too far north where prices can start creeping up.

Truck parking area is pretty tight and congested. Even getting back on the Main Street to get back…read moreon interstate can be hectic especially during the rush hours. This truck stop has washer machines and dryers. clean showers and restrooms are also available here too.

They have a very large selection of spirits at the Greenwood store on County Line and Madison…read more Great selection of tequilas including a few items that are harder to find (Patron Estate Release Limited Reserve). Young man that helped me provided great customer service and was very helpful. Loved the ArteNom Seleccion tequilas that they have, as well as Tequilla Ocho. Give it a sip. You won't be disappointed.

The rudest clerks I've ever seen! They act like they don't even care if you choose to not ever come…read moreback due their rude customer service...so I will oblige them!

Great local liquor store. They have a wonderful selection of cold beers as well as an aisle of…read morewarm beer as well. A nice little walk in freezer area as well with a lot of local craft brews. Nice place to stop if you are in the area to pick up your libations.

The only thing I did not like about this love's location is how congested the entrance getting into…read morethe truck stop is, especially with truckers and cars entering into the same congested area. Besides that it's a convenient truck stop location with a dog park and truck shop. The showers and restrooms are pretty decent. During the later hours you're definitely not going to find no truck parking and while exiting back onto the main roads it's congested with traffic.

Always appreciate the Love gas stations that have dog parks. Makes it a nice stop on road trips…read morewith doggies. Bathrooms were clean. Had a McDonald's and Chester's for food options.

I placed an order online and a couple of the items got a little beat up during shipping. I called…read moreand the person on the phone was very nice and helpful. They sent me replacements for the items that were damaged and they arrived the very next day.

Did you know you can make cheese at home? That's right, CHEESE. Great Fermentations sells cheese…read morestarter and cheesecloth. Just add milk and fresh cheese can be yours in a matter of hours. Staff was very helpful. I cannot wait to master this, mostly because I love to call myself a cheesemonger.

Convenience store attached to a marathon station. It also has a poor go restaurant in it, that was…read moreclosed when I was there. This is a very small convenience store, but in the location where there are many more like it in the area. It's a little difficult to get out because you have to go north you can't go south and that might be an issue. Inside it hasn't enclosed area with lots of things for sale and a person behind the glass. It also has a large selection of drinks, snack, snacks, and candies. There's ice cream as well. Propane and ice on the outside. They have fountain drinks as well as bottle drinks. Shelves were pretty tight together as it was a very small store. But some of the items were very low in quantity. Not sure when stock day was. Still a good choice if you need to make a quick stop.

I'm pretty sure the festival is no longer owned by vintage Indiana I couldn't find uncorkd…read moreanywhere on Yelp so I settled for checking in under the original business page. This was year 3 or 4 for me attending the wine festival held downtown Indianapolis at military park and it was one for the books. Nothing in particular made this year stand out more than others. There were about 7 or 8 food trucks - wide range of options: burgers, loaded fries, Jamaican food, hot dogs, a fair sweets. The wine tables were plentiful this year and I LOVED the culligan water tint with FREE waters after I just purchased an uncorkd water lol but it was only $1. The general entry was $75 and in my opinion always worth it with the miniature signature wine glass that comes with it. Good time, good vibes. Can't wait til next summer

LOVE the concept of all the wineries in one place. Hopefully they find a sponsor to bring it back…read morefor 2023--as many vinos really look forward to this holy day of Winefesting. If you are going, here's what you need to do: 1. Bring blankets and chairs! You will want to set-up a picnic spot for you and your fellow vinos. You will get tired from standing in lines. 2. Bring RATIONS! Bring food! The food lines were crazy long this past year (waited an hour for lunch at a food truck). Bring some water for yourself too. And sunscreen. It's usually toasty in June. 3. Bring a GOOD attitude! These lines are crazy-long. Like, Disney-world long. I would recommend getting in early if you can to do tastings, and then buying a few bottles to enjoy at your station. It is definitely doable to hit-up all the wineries, but you will probably lose your wine buzz between the lines and the heat, lol!