The quality of their meat is excellent and customer service is good. My only complaint is that…read morethere are no prices on their meat.

Moody Butcher is a really clean and organized store with good quality products. The atmosphere…read morefeels upscale and well put together. However, it's definitely on the expensive side. Great for specialty items or occasional shopping, but probably not the most practical place for one person to shop weekly on a budget

Their website www.artisanosprovisions.com is really cool and my order showed up fast!read more

Wife and i have been going there for years. Wonderful people who own it. Highly recommend.read more

I am a person who really, really loves ice cream...so, I had to check out what this place is all…read moreabout.... Environment When you walk in, you are greeted with the wonderfully smells of a mixture of vanilla and chocolate....at least that's what I picked up...you might have a different smell experience based on your favorite ice cream related smells! The space is on the smaller side...with a few tables and then the case full of chocolate. There is a very easy to understand and read menu board...including visual examples of each of their menu items Staff The staff is super accommodating and laid back...laid back in the way of not feeling rushed to make a decision. Food I fell in love with the campfire s'mores milkshake...it has a great mix of all the s'mores related ingredients...topped with a giant chocolate covered marshmallow

8.8.26 I'd been here a few times, but brought the hubs, who was in the mood for ice cream. Got the…read morechocolate covered strawberry. Soooo good! He's a fan now. #yum #ReviewsByRL

Love the menu and the chandeliers. We traveled through for our grandson and loved it. Will be back!read more

I have driven by this place to get to Target and Marshalls so many times, but it always seemed so…read morepacked I never really wanted to bother to stop. I did see they allow you to make reservations on Open Table, so I booked it for a weekday to try it out. It wasn't nearly as busy as the parking lot looked, there was plenty of seating. It was a nice day so they had the windows open and they also had someone playing live music so it was a tad loud but, not overly loud where you can't hear your conversation. The menu is not your typical menu, it's very crafty if that's a word. The service was very good, and she explained the menu well and we took her up on her recommendations. Turkey pastrami which I had never had before. It tastes really fresh and felt healthy. The salad comes in a little small bowl but full of goodness. It's a really nice place for a girls night out, or a family dinner. Wouldn't consider it a good place for date night as it is pretty loud.

I wanted a smoothie and saw nutrition hub on Yelp. The smoothies had zucchini in them and I was a…read morebit nervous. The employee told me that butter butter was her favorite so I ordered that along with a protein coffee. The smoothie was great but the coffee had a chalky after taste. The service was great and the store is cute. I would go back for the smoothie but not the coffee.

Everything I have ever tried from here has been amazing!…read more Learn from my mistake: if you order a bowl ahead, you'll need to ask for it when you arrive. They keep them cold in the fridge behind the counter. (I guess if they're super busy when you arrive, you're stuck waiting, or have to interrupt. Rock and a hard place!)

My first time here. I happened to be in the neighborhood and heard so much about this place. They…read morehave Everything! Not just wine, but all liquor, beer, mixes and premade cocktails. I was looking for a specific tequilla... and they had it! Not only that they had several tequilas open for tasting so I was able to find a new tequila that is good tasting and very smooth. The sales associates on the floor are very knowledgeable; they don't just work there, they actually know what they are talking about which is very helpful. The have wine tasting on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. They also offer classes to learn about wine.

I had the opportunity to visit the 86th street Total Wine & More today. Living farther north, I…read moreusually visit the Carmel location. Since I was in the area, I thought I would give it a try. I was totally taken aback by the level of customer service I was provided. Upon entering the store, i headed to what I thought was the correct area. 2 different employees walked past and spoke to me as they walked by. I thought that was pretty nice. Then a third one went past and asked if they could help me. I told her what I was looking for and she walked me to it. I am happy she did. She showed me where the help wanted button was that I didn't see and that also wasn't labeled. But since she walked me back and identified it for me it was ok. Then an employee came back and helped me. She was very nice and pleasant and said she would have my order up front at the registers. Even the cashier was both nice and friendly. Each employee I encountered gave me a high level of customer service. I also liked the fact that the store was very neat and clean and very organized. I can tell by this location that customer service is very important to this company.

After seeing this storefront for years, I finally went inside!…read more I was in the market for a raffle basket for the Midwest Regional meeting for Soroptimist, a nonprofit empowering women & girls. I wanted a unique basket that celebrated Indianapolis (since I'm part of the Indy Metro Club.) What a treasure trove of Indiana products! Even more impressive was the staff expertise in creating a beautiful basket/bag/box for presentation! I will visit them again to buy unique gifts!

I'm not sure how I've lived in Indy for so long and never entered into this precious little piece…read moreof Indiana tradition. I stopped in today to create a gift basket for some clients. Now only do they have an enormous selection of Indiana made products, candies, snacks and apparel, but they also worked some of my company goodies into the basket. They were kind, attentive and so welcoming. This was a true Hoosier hospitality experience and I can't wait to come back when I have more time to look around. Proud to be a Hoosier (not an IU Hoosier, but you get it )

I'm seldom the hater amongst reviews for any business, however, I'll openly admit I've never quite…read moreunderstood the Aldi fascination. Good prices? Oh sure. But what else? I will admit that my Aldi experience is tainted by a negative experience during an employment fair years ago where Aldi, in particular, made some ableist and negative comments around disability. It turned me off, and it made me swear off Aldi. Over the years, I've gradually returned on a limited basis. And, yes, I'll openly admit this location is easily one of the best in Indy. During today's visit, however, it all still just struck me as incredibly middling. The good? The doors are automatic. This strip center has plentiful accessible parking. This location is easily cleaner than most locations I've seen, though during today's visit I saw several products that had clearly been opened and a couple spills that hadn't been touched. The aisles are decently organized. They are pretty wide. I like the location - I can hit a decent restaurant, Goodwill, and Chris' Ice Cream all while here. The prices are better than most grocery stores for sure, though for that you're also getting a variety of off-brands and national brands under a generic name. Here's why, I think, I can't let go of the ableism I experienced at the recruitment fair - this process here is just so not disability friendly - from the quarter for a cart (outside the store then returning it there) to the lack of customer service to bagging your own groceries (with your own bag) to, well, you get the point. I dunno. Maybe I'm missing something. Truthfully, I'm not thrilled with their sister store Trader Joe's either. I don't hate Aldi. I just don't see the wonder of it all. For me, it's a low-priced, mid-ranged grocery experience where they seldom have what I want and I always feel a little bit more tired after shopping here.

My Aldi journey has fluctuated over the years. I went from being a total Aldi hater, to being…read moreindifferent to Aldi, to being an Aldi apologist. Part of the reason for me becoming an Aldi convert is this particular Aldi on 86th Street. I now consider this Aldi my "home" Aldi, because it's located in my adopted neighborhood of Nora, and it's just off of the Monon Trail. I'm at this Aldi all the time, because I'm in this area a lot of the time. I'm so familiar with this Aldi that I don't even blink an eye at the produce in cardboard boxes anymore! I revel in the bleak aesthetics and harsh lighting! I kind of really love that I can't find everything on my grocery list! And now, I make sure to always have a quarter with me, just in case I need a shopping basket. But more often than not, I am able to fit everything in a reusable bag, which I make sure is in my car at all times, just in case I need to make an Aldi run. Aldi has changed me a little bit, and that's OK. A fun thing that I discovered, after shopping at Aldi several times, is that many of the products that they sell -- especially in the cheese section -- are most likely also Trader Joe's products, but in a different package. Also, some of my favorite tortillas chips are at Aldi, and they have a decent wine section! Wine lovers should not sleep on Aldi's wine offerings, because they have some diamonds. Usually, there is only one checkout line open. But I never have to wait long -- they are super efficient here at this Aldi. They will get you in and out quickly.

Such a lovely store i purchased so many crystals, Thank you so much!! Definitely recommendread more

If you're wondering where to get a cauldron for your next batch of spells, this is the place…read more All jokes aside, The Playful Soul is wonderful, and I can't believe I just discovered it recently. Yes, they do actually have little cauldrons available for purchase, but they also have lots of crystals and gems, books on yoga and wellness, incense and holders, oils, jewelry, clothing, smudge sticks, tote bags, a few foods and beverages and lots more. The retail store is small but they carry a lot of goods made by local craftspeople and purveyors. You can tell that every single item on display has been carefully considered and lovingly chosen. The place smells heavenly, the lighting is lovely, and the air is peaceful in here. It's a nice place. I want to come back and attend one of the yoga classes that they offer each week. They also offer meditation classes, sound baths, reiki and other services.

From the owner: The Walking Waffle Company is a family owned business based out of Carmel, IN! These Liege, Belgium…read morewaffles are available at local farmers markets around the Indianapolis area. Walking Waffles can be enjoyed with fruit toppings, Nutella, and whipped cream or plain with their traditional caramelized sugar. Visit the Walking Waffle Co. at Carmel, Fishers, Zionsville, Noblesville, and Broadripple Farmers Markets or send them an email to place a catering order!