I absolutely love this shop. The products are fantastic (worth the extra stop rather than just…read morebuying from the grocery store) and the owners are very friendly and helpful. I personally recommend the Hibiscus heaven loose leaf tea, Paloma Palmer in the cooler, and I especially love the shake it sweet seasoning. My husband loves the grill sergeant and wingin it seasoning when he cooks.

I moved to Terre Haute IN from Fremont, CA. There is a large East Indian population in that area…read moreand a friend of mine introduced me to the joys of curry. I am addicted and I just get hungry for it!!! I was so surprised to find several kinds of curry at this store! I fixed chicken curry for supper tonight and I used their Vadouvan spice and my kitchen smells heavenly!!! My husband is at the table drooling!!

Are you looking for frozen dumplings? Bok choy? Genuine Kimchi? This is the store! Add in dozens…read moreof bottled sauces and a wall of ramen varieties and you have a small taste of the Oriental Market experience. The pastries by the register are very tempting. They're delicious and inexpensive, so treat yourself.

This is a pretty decent sized Chinese-owned market located on the main drag in Terre Haute. Quoted…read morefrom their business card: "We Carry Product From India, Korea, Japan, China, Philippine, Taiwan." I went today (Saturday) and was able to buy some Chinese bakery goods that'd been driven down from Chicago. They also have a small but good selection of fresh vegetables; a pretty decent array of frozen meats, dry noodles, sauces, rice, candy; and some dish ware. Oh, and get this: they're open seven days a week so if you ever find yourself running out of a particular ingredient, you can stop in and get it.

I can't have sugar, and the lady who owned the store suggested two flavors for me that had no sugar…read moreadded. She let me sample them both and I chose the strawberry. I have an auto immune disease that flairs with high sugar intake. I hadn't had a good tasting ice cream cone in over 5 years...until tonight. The strawberry ice cream was amazing. And it literally made my day, to be able to enjoy something normal again. I love this place, we live 2 hours away, but we will come back just for the ice cream. Plus she was super friendly and kind.

Great variety, great service. I just wish others didn't like my favorite flavor so much. They…read morebought them all out of it. Gives me another excuse to stop in fir a few dips.

I love this place. I cook maybe one asian meal a month so I can't vouch for their variety or…read moreselection but when I go in for sweet rice or candy, I'm always impressed. Their prices seem to be extremely low and the people (I'm assuming they're the owners) are the most gracious and helpful people you'll find at any store. I went in this afternoon to buy a rice steaming basket. The gentleman said that they had sold out so he went and got his personal steaming basket and gave it to me to use. Does anyone do that any more? I will go here as often as I can. Reward small businesses that care about their customers.

The owners, Mr. and Mrs. Ly are special people. Their shop is their life's work and it shows. You…read morecan find all sorts of Asian specialty items and some staples as well. They get the items from Chinatown in Chicago every week and are happy to to help with hard to find items. Their Asian cooking class held 2 x a month above the store is top notch, and a welcome change from Americanized Asian food. Mr. and Mrs. Ly are amazing people to boot. They have a fantastic story and are truly living the American dream. Stop by and support a small local business that works hard to make their community better.

We enjoy stopping by for ice cream when we are out for a drive. They have many flavors and their…read moreportions are generous.

Visiting from California and I love ice cream! Checked out this place in Yelp and decided to make…read morethe drive out of Paris to try it. Becky, the owner, is fun to talk to, and makes delicious varieties of rich ice cream. I got Mill Creek Mud (chocolate ice cream with Oreos and hot fudge) and Guernsey Cookie (coffee ice cream with Oreos) in a small sundae. Next time I want to try the lemon and the blackberry with white chocolate chips. She sells pints, quarts, and half gallons, too. The little pink trailer by the side of the road is picturesque, and there are lots of seats and benches under shady trees to sit and enjoy your cool treat. The perfect way to cool off on a hot summer day!

The place stinks. I could get past the smell to eat my lunch. The smell hits you in the face as…read moresoon as you walk in. I definitely won't go back there.

They catered our daughters wedding at the Sycamore Winery. The food was delicious. Pulled pork and…read morebaked chicken were both delicious! The Mac and cheese was so creamy! Green beans were tasty. The best communication and such nice people. So easy to work with. Would highly recommend them to anyone in the area.u

This review is way overdue, so my apologies for tardiness…read more Mark your calendar and start the clock. If you want to dive into this bake shop, you have 6 hours on Friday's to stop in and indulge in your bread fix. The Harvest Bakery retail store is open from 9am-3pm on Fridays....only Friday. The ladies of this bakery are super sweet. While I am standing there at 9:20am of course on a Friday, a flurry of regulars come in and grab English muffins and cookies and are talking bread. I am thinking "am I too late?....are all the English muffins gone?...are they that special?" After speaking with Marta and Amelia who are working there, I come to discover that this is a family business. Harvest Bakery opened in 2008. They sell primarily to restaurants and markets in the area (this is basically what keeps them busy on the other six days of the week I suppose). The bakery itself is basically a simple storefront. It looks like an old school kitchen in the front and a commercial kitchen in the back. The ambiance is Hautian charming, but also says "buy your baked goods and leave." This is the kind of off the beaten path spots I enjoy discovering. Loaves of bread (whole wheat, white, seed), loaves of swirl bread (cinnamon raisin, mocha chip, bacon cheddar), bagels (plain, asiago, blueberry), quiche, cookies (peanut butter, chocolate chippers, thumbprint) and did I mention the sourdough. They make their own sourdough (multigrain, rye, gold N white). They have a big chalkboard showing all the goods posted in the inside of the store when you walk in. I am advised that the cinnamon roles have not yet properly risen, so of course I wait an hour and return. Worth the wait.... I walked out after the nicest conversation with Marta and Amelia with all sorts of baked goods to share with my parents. The sourdough, cinnamon rolls, cinnamon raisin bread and English muffins I am still remembering so well all these weeks later (but absolutely all items were delicious and I mean that). Those English muffins are ridiculously delicious....a bit insane and unexpected. Thick, fuffy and they toast up just perfect at home in my toaster. It certainly seems like those patrons that walked in when I arrived picking up English muffins are on to something. I am advised that you can call and order ahead of time (if they are only open one day a week, you want to make sure that they don't sell out of those English muffins, right?) Everything was also so reasonably priced. What a delight to discover Harvest Bakery. I hope to be back when visiting my folks in Terre Haute. Maybe I should make sure to always be in town to include a Friday. If they were open to the public for more than 6 hours on one day in a week, my review would have been a 5. But make no mistake, a Yelp worthy establishment to visit.

If I could give Harvest six stars, I would. We were passing through town, and we'd searched for…read morebakeries to stop at. We got there about ten minutes before it was supposed to close. The owner was absolutely charming. The raspberry cinnamon roll my wife bought was made with raspberries picked in the owner's back yard. We also got some great asiago rolls. We will never pass through Terre Haute without checking to see if Harvest is open, and anyone reading this should do the same.

If you are looking for truly authentic tacos in TH, this is your best bet. And I've had tacos from…read moreeverywhere in town! Tacos Al pastor were spot on. We tried quesabirria which was good too. Definitely ask for the house salsas- habanero and green options, as these really make the tacos. The "Americanized" chips and salsa were good but average. Worth the trip for good tacos and salsa. Do not expect a peaceful or fancy environment. There are a few booths, it's connected to a small store, and the employees, while efficient at their jobs, are loudly playing music and videos on their phones competing with the music playing through the store speakers.

Good street tacos for being this far north. Tried a bunch of other stuff that didn't do much for…read moreme, but will definitely be back for tacos. Super tacos means with sour cream, cheese, and pico and it makes them impossible to close and challenging to eat. If you gotta have those things on your taco, you won't be disappointed, but the regular tacos are probably fine. The tortillas are good and the meat is tasty, this is definitely the thing to order here. Pupusas was interesting but probably wouldn't order it again, kind of like a tortilla pancake with meat stuffing. Chicken empanada was ok, needs some kind of dipping sauce. Breading was soft but and seemed baked instead of fried, which gave it a unique texture. The tamales are huge! Didn't get to try one, but if you're into that they look great. Chips were a little stale, red salsa was ok, they do have a habanero sauce that's great on the tacos. Overall, it's cheap and good, nice and casual, I'll be back.