The Journey has been one of my husband's favorite spots since high school, and it's easy to see…read morewhy. If you're looking for a buffet packed with sushi, crab rangoon, and just about anything else you could possibly crave, this is the place to be. Their lunch buffet is our go-to whenever we can make it work--at around $30 for two people, it's an incredible value. The space itself is beautiful, and the endless variety keeps us coming back. I was sold the second I learned there was unlimited crab rangoon--say no more! From seafood alfredo and pot stickers to soups, salads, chicken dishes, and an impressive selection of sushi, there's truly something for everyone. The options seem endless, and everything feels fresh and plentiful. If you're in Indianapolis and love a good buffet, The Journey is easily one of the best around.

My first time here which was several years ago was the best experience. It's been awhile since I…read morestopped in because the food is not hot, and some dishes are poor quality overall. Today was the last time. Soup was warm at best and the balance was poor quality. Everything is made in large batches and then sits. I don't recommend

I came to the store with open arms but ended up going Separate Ways. However I will return…read moreFaithfully when I want to buy some shoes. Pretty cool shoe store that seems to be aimed at skater types, and is right up my alley because there are some cheap deals here, and I am known for wearing skater shoes at my concerts. I guess they were a little busy because I didn't get to talk to any of the employees, which I usually do cuz I am a big mouth. But I've seen these things in other malls and I've even purchased a few shoes here and there from Journeys, and I've always been happy with them. This one did not have the biggest selection compared to the one I went to last time, which I can't remember - may have been in Cleveland or Pittsburgh.

I am currently sitting in my car right out of the mall typing this review because I need my…read moreexperience to be as well documented as possible. I walked into the store looking for some classic black sneakers- before I had even started my search, an employee had come up to me and asked me what I needed, found the shoe I was looking for, and went to the back. Maybe two minutes later he emerged with two shoes- the one I wanted and another pair that he felt suited me better. Immediately I liked the one he chose for me much better, and he checked me out right in the spot. I will for sure come back to Journeys for more of my sneaker needs.

I stopped in here by chance the other day, I saw it as I was driving and stopped in. I have not…read morebeen in a Clothes Mentor in ages. Lucky for me there was a big sign at the front door that said "90% off clearance sale". There were select items marked throughout the store that were on sale. The first rack I saw though was all designer items with really high prices and I thought maybe this wasn't the place for me as I am a thrifter and like to keep my fashion budget on the low side. I was pleasantly surprised with what I was able to find though. The gals that worked there were super helpful and answered the couple of questions that I had. I ended up with 5 items and I spent just $15 on those, what a deal! I will stop in again sometime to look as I had forgotten what was available in this store.

First time visiting this thrift store and I was pleasantly surprised. It was well organized with…read moreplenty of dressing rooms. It reminded me a lot of Plato's Closet with it's design. They have name brand clothing, accessories, shoes and purses, but at decent prices. I would not consider it upscale, but it is nicer than say Goodwill.

Me and my siblings are big fan of latte at yafa…read more Their latte are simply amazing, specially yafa special and cinnamon rolland you can never go wrong with their adani tea because it tastes and smells like heaven. Cookies, cakes and pastries are so good and fresh. I recently tried their famous honeycomb and it was really good, the flavor and texture in each layer of the pastry was simply delightful What brings be again and again to this cafe is the cute ambiance and friendly staff. Will surely visit again!

So excited I made it out to Yafa! Such a cute place and the menu has many options. Seating is…read morecomfortable and plenty of it. Nice space for larger groups as well. The ladies at the register were nice. I got their signature coffee half sweet and it was amazing. Didn't even taste like it had turmeric in it. On the menu it showed two sizes but I wasn't asked what size I wanted. It was in a to go cup and I saw a mix of people with to-go and mugs that ordered "for here" The menu has a lot of delicious sounds crepes. Next time I'll go when I need dessert or am gracing something more savory. The breakfast I ordered had chips in it and it was interesting. The whole thing was filling but I was not prepared for the flavor. I do enjoy trying new foods and this was up there. They have a variety of items to choose from so you have options for food and drinks! A cool spot to hang out and read or work or just hang out. Parking lot is spacious and they don't have a timed WiFi and I never once felt rushed to get out or to order more while sitting there working. It's worth checking out.

Worth Every Calorie!…read more Parlor Doughnuts has officially become one of my family's favorite sweet spots! From the moment we walked in, we were impressed. The shop is absolutely beautiful inside. The bright, clean atmosphere, unique décor, and welcoming environment made it feel more like a boutique bakery than a typical doughnut shop. Everything was spotless and well organized. The customer service was just as impressive as the doughnuts. The team was knowledgeable, patient, and incredibly helpful while we tried to decide among all the amazing options. A special thank you to Kim, the manager, who took the time to answer all of my questions. She went above and beyond by explaining their menu options, including their savory offerings and specialty options for guests with allergies or those looking for keto-friendly choices. It was refreshing to meet someone so passionate and informed about the products they offer. Now for the doughnuts... WOW! My family and I tried quite a variety, including the Raspberry Filled, Biscoff Butter (local feature), Chocolate & Oreo, Bourbon Caramel, Chocolate Chocolate, Lemon Bar, Peanut Butter Cup, Banana Pudding, Maple Pecan, Cookies & Cream, Turtle Cheesecake, and Honey Glazed. Every single one was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully made. The layers, fillings, toppings, and textures made each doughnut feel like its own dessert experience. The Lemon Bar and Banana Pudding were standout favorites for me, while the Peanut Butter Cup, Turtle Cheesecake, and Biscoff Butter disappeared quickly among the family. The Honey Glazed proved that even a simpler option can be absolutely delicious when done right. If you're looking for something beyond the average doughnut shop, Parlor Doughnuts is a must-visit. Great customer service, a beautiful and clean location, incredible variety, and doughnuts that are as delicious as they are creative. We'll definitely be back to work our way through the rest of the menu!

Customer service is amazing!! I was headed for coffee and my sister suggested I go try Parlor…read moreDoughnuts so I decided to give them a try! There are lots of doughnut options and they look amazing. I ordered a few different ones and tried the cinnamon sugar mini for myself. The dough is nice and airy and very good. The coffee was great! I ordered the cinnamon honey cold brew with a shot of espresso and it was perfect! I can't wait to go back to try the savory doughnuts.

Nancy literally Booked us one of the greatest trips we could ever ask for! Her knowledge of the…read moreresort, the area, and just the overall whole experience was 5 stars in my book. We had a little scare that our flight was cancelled coming back home. All I had to do was reach out to her, and within minutes we had the issues resolved and on our way back home. The trip was so amazing we will booking all our future trips with Nancy.

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Indiana loves its covered bridges. About 90 bridges still exist around the state. The Cedar Chapel…read moreCovered Bridge originally spanned Cedar Creek in DeKalb County. The bridge was built in 1884 and is the last surviving bridge by George Woerntz & Son. The bridge features Howe truss construction and is 110 long. The bridge was dismantled in 1966 in DeKalb County. Connor Prairie purchased in the 1970s and stored the pieces for 25 years before restoring the bridge as a feature on the grounds crossing into the Junction. The (now) pedestrian bridge crosses a small marsh that attracts water fowl. I have visited the bridge several times now. I took my granddaughter last week. We talked about the significance of the bridge as we walked across and listened to the echoes inside. The bridge, one of three in Hamilton County. is an important part of Indiana history and worth a visit. Admission to Connor Prairie is required. The bridge is accessible.

Cedar Chapel Covered Bridge so far is my favorite covered bridge in the state of Indiana or…read moreanywhere! I am so impressed at how much care goes into the preservation of the covered bridges in this state. Not only do they keep many of them freshly painted and structurally sound, they celebrate them with driving tours, festivals and special parks such as Conner Prairie. Cedar Chapel is a beautiful structure unlike any other I've seen, moved from its original location to the Conner Prairie Pioneer Settlement. Six years prior to its purchase it sat roadside and then remained on Conner Prairies property for 25 years until The Governor's Office presented a check for $240,000 to aid in the cost of it's restoration. Conner Prairie is AMAZING! Truly worth visiting with your family as you walk through time. The facility is divided into villages. There is an 1836 Prairietown, an 1863 Civil War Journey, 1859 Balloon Voyage, animal encounters, a homestead, Indian camp, nature walk and many interactive areas. The bridge is located between the 1836 Prairietown and 1863 Civil War Journey. We had very little time to spend here, but are making plans to return soon! BRIDGE FACTS Year Opened: 1884 Builder: George Woerntz & Son Length: 110 feet (124 feet including the 7-foot approaches at each end) Width/Height: 12 feet wide / 13 feet high Truss type: Howe Truss Current Location: Conner Prairie Interactive History Park in Fisher, IN Original Location: DeKalb County FINAL THOUGHTS It costs to get into Conner Prairie ($15/adults or $10/children at the time of this review), but it is so worth it, especially if you are a fan of historic details. Of all the bridges I've EVER seen, I would recommend this be a top destination for your travel folder. It is one of the most beautiful covered bridges you will ever see in an ideal family setting loaded with things to do. Visit. Enjoy.

We contacted J Cruise Travel/Janet Jaros for our recent Mediterranean cruise. It turned out to be…read morethe trip of a lifetime. We told her what we wanted and where we wanted to go. She took it from there. In these travel times, we needed every kind of paper filled out for vaccinations and health forms for Spain and the other countries we were traveling to. She put us in touch with the train companies we needed to contact for an extended trip to Milan and Zurich. We contacted her on numerous occasions with questions about the places we would be going to. She takes wonderful care of her customers. We were so happy with the results of this cruise that we booked another cruise to the West Indies!

Janet always listens to her clients. I have never met a travel agent that treats our travels plans…read morewith such a "special" touch like Janet does. Trust your vacation or special travel plans with Janet, you won't be disappointed!

My husband and I recently had the opportunity to attend a concert here. It was One Night of Queen…read morePerformed by Gary Mullen and The Works. We were hosted by Ally Financial and they had several tables down in what I would consider to be the "VIP" area. The show was really good, but what I liked best about the entire experience is that you could bring in your own food and beverages. No matter where you were seated on the lawn, you could bring in a cooler, pizza, take-out, deli sandwiches...whatever you like. Some folks had really nice set-ups, and others arrived with nothing more than a folded lawn chair under their arm. Children ran free and folks made their way up to the dance floor positioned directly in front of the stage. I look forward to returning again in the future. It was really nice. Beware of the dragonflies. They were the size of my hand!

This was our first time visiting Conner Prairie so we learned a lot. It was a field trip for INDLS…read more- Indiana Digital Learning School, aka K-12. My granddaughter and I both learned why an iron is called an iron, because it was a hunk of iron heated in a fire and then inserted into what looks like today's iron with a handle. I have visited many museums of this same time period, including Spring Mill State Park, but this time it really struck me how hard life was in the early 1800s just to survive. From growing your own food to making your own cloth, to making your own clothing, it was a full day of providing sustenance. My granddaughter loved Animal Encounters especially the lambs. The temperature hit 90 degrees by noon so we left early and didn't do the hot air balloon or the Apple House.