Continues to provide stellar food and service Love the brisket and the pork belly and of course…read morethe jalapeño cornbread

Absolutely the best Burt ends exceptional experience. Working my way through the whole menu :)read more

I was rather surprised at how small this venue is. Although it's beautiful, it's not set up very…read morewell. I didn't see much in terms of parking, however, we took a shuttle over so maybe there was another lot. When you walk in there was a coat check set up. That was a nice touch. You then have to either take a small elevator, or a ton of stairs to the third level. It was crowded because we all got off the shuttle at the same time. Navigating those stairs in heels was quite a challenge. When we got up to the third floor, the wedding was set up in the ballroom. There was cocktail hour following. The problem was that they were set up for it (no big deal the wedding was shorter than planned). There is no place to sit or even lean on something. We were all just crammed in there. The servers had to navigate through the crowd with hot pans of food. Food was served on disposable plates. But that was probably a choice the bride and groom made. The food was good and the service was excellent. I just would have had a smaller attendance or would have done only the reception there.

We were here for a Craft Show today. They had quite a few people selling hand made items. From wood…read morepens made from wood from Jerusalem, to Peru Pride items, paper quilled earrings and 3D printed objects. And other items. This is a nice big space with window overlooking the driving range. Plenty of room for tables and a dance floor. Years ago I attended a high school reunion here and I don't remember it looking this nice. That was before it was Milestone Event Center. Stan's Bar and Grille is attached but they weren't open when we were there. Out front they had business flyers advertising services like cakes to photos for events. They are hosting an Alternative Prom soon. Have many all inclusive events.

One of Indiana's hidden gems, the Historic Elwood Opera House is an excellent venue for your next…read morereception, reunion, celebration, dance, or special event! Yes, this really was an opera house at one time. The walls are lined with photographs and biographies of the artists who have performed there over the decades. The setting is elegant and magical...the acoustics are wonderful, and the staff is kind and helpful.

We ordered some appetizers for Christmas. Everything was wonderful. I would recommend their…read morecatering for any event. Susie Maher

I am in Indiana for work and went to the Hilton brand, Hampton Inn. That next morning I had to…read morecheck out because the beds were AWFUL. I then went to Best Western. I haven't stayed in one since I was a kid because at that time it was a well known brand to my parents. I am so glad I gave this place a chance, as an adult. Chase at the front desk is a delight, so helpful, and greets you with a smile. Not only will I continue to stay here while in town for work, but I will pass it along to other corporate co-workers! The beds are amazing and it's very clean!

Great customer service, friendly staff, clean rooms! Great experience! Will definitely stay…read morethere on my next trip!

Knowing to whom this park is memorializing, I can't help but feel a little melancholy while my own…read morechildren are enjoying the various playgrounds this park has to offer. However, it's a nice big open park with plenty of parking where a portion is paved and the other on gravel. It's a well kept park and you can tell there's a lot of community involvement to make this an enjoyable space for all who pass through. There are also many picnic areas to enjoy under pavilions and 2 buildings where their restrooms and concession stands are located. There are 4 playgrounds placed in different areas around the park, an amphitheatre towards the wooded area, a plain wide open field with a little hill, and 3 baseball/softball fields. The playground closest to the parking lot has workout equipment for adults, making this park available for all ages. The reason for my 4-Star review is due to the fact that the park is not 100% accessible for persons with handicap and/or strollers. One playground outside the baseball fields and towards the back has no paved walkway that it is almost difficult to access through the grass. Also, my lack of 1 star is from the limited restroom access during the weekday. The only restroom available was the family restroom by the parking lot. When we would play at the other playgrounds by the baseball fields, it was quite a long walk to the lone functioning restroom. Overall, we had a good time and the kids seemed to enjoy the different playgrounds so they are never bored. Since we came during a weekday, the park didn't seem so busy.

On February 13, 2017, Delphi Community Middle Schoolers Abigail "Abby" Williams and Liberty "Libby"…read moreGerman were killed while hiking on an unusually warm day in Indiana while hiking near the Monon High Bridge. Indiana has been and continues to be preoccupied with the still unsolved tragedy. A grainy video with audio was left behind by the secretly recording Libby. During a Tenderness Tour event in 2018, I ended up wheeling the trail that Abby and Liberty were on when they were killed. I've continued to follow the case in hopes that their murders would be solved. Abby and Liberty Memorial Park was developed in memory of these young girls. It opened "officially" this weekend and I couldn't resist the opportunity to honor their memories myself once again by visiting the park on its opening weekend. Abby and Liberty Memorial Park includes softball and baseball fields, an amphitheatre, picnic shelters, a multi-purpose building, a concession stand, public restrooms, 2 age-appropriate playgrounds, and a walking trail that wraps around the beautifully set and developed park that is actually one mile north of Delphi at the intersection of State Road 25 and State Road 218 West. Given that this was considered an official opening for the entire park, activities were buzzing and you could tell that community members were in a reflective, thoughtful space. People were friendly and smiles were aplenty, though there was also a strong sense of melancholy mixed with determination. L&A Park Foundation, an established non-profit, maintains responsibility for the park and operates with a board of directors. In 2020, L&A Park Foundation was named a recipient of the NBA All-Star 2021 Legacy Grant. I should also note that the park was designed to meet ADA standards and the trail that surrounds the park is quite nice. I'm not sure I'd say it perfectly meets ADA, though it's clear the community has worked hard to make it a place where all are welcome. Delphi has always been a rather close community. I have a couple of friends from there and even prior to this tragedy had visited Delphi on my Tenderness Tour events. This park is a beautiful way of honoring Abby and Liberty and what I would call a communal coping skill.

51 West hosted my Mother's 72nd Birthday party. Jill met us at the venue and made some adjustments…read moreon the fly as needed. I Highly recommend hosting your next event at 51 West!