Doughnuts have way to much sugar on them Have tried them a…read morefew times to see if they changed and they were the same every time Threw them all away I wouldn't recommend them for anyone

My son and I recently went to The Warehouse Bakery for the first time. The employees were all so…read morenice. They made sure we got fresh donuts even though we came later in the morning. I also felt they were very reasonably priced. We got 18 donuts for $25. The inside was decorated very homey. I will definitely make the 30 minute drive from Lafayette to go again.

Second visit. Excellent food. We had the B&G's this time. If you have read any of my breakfast…read morereviews I am a B&G snob, well I can't report YUMMY!! With a made from scratch biscuit. License plants from all of the US on the walls, fun to look at while waiting for your food. Reasonably priced. Small town goodness. Chicken and noddles was the special for this afternoon. Didn't get to try but when we left a gentleman had some, that looked delicious. Definitely will come back to try.

Restaurant isn't very clean. Floor in dining area doesn't appear that it gets cleaned very often. A…read morefew health food violations like scooping ice with a plastic cup and servers holding drinks by the rim of the glass. Half our order was acceptable and half just wasn't good. This restaurant isn't worth the trip.

Always go with the traditional gyro. You'll need an extra peta bread. They are huge. Definitely big…read moreenough for two or three people. So delicious.

Great gyros and reasonable prices for the portions. The gyro platter is plenty of food; I always…read morehave leftovers. Their spanakopita (spinach pie) and salads are also great, as is their baklava-just tried it last week. I like stopping here on my way home from shopping so I don't have to cook when I get home. The staff are always friendly too.

Donuts, drinks, helpful workers, with lots of patiencelove their cinnamon rolls and husband loves…read moretheir apple fritter. Close by

Stopped in to get myself an iced coffee before work. When I asked for an iced coffee with half and…read morehalf, she looked at me like I was speaking Japanese. She asked if I wanted a latte. I said no. She tried to explain what a latte is to which I told her I know what a latte is. She pointed to the large coffee containers and said they have house blend and decaf right there. I said no, I want iced coffee. Again she looked very confused. She said she could give me a cup of ice and I just get whatever I wanted from those HOT coffee carafes. I just said nevermind and thanks and left. Waste of time and made it so I didn't have enough time to go elsewhere to get my coffee. Yes, what she suggested is technically iced coffee, however their regular brewed coffee is hot and would immediately melt any ice and water down my coffee. Also, regular brewed coffee is not strong enough to make a good iced coffee. Other coffee shops use a concentrate. Pretty poor experience at Jack's, which is a shame because they're basically the only donut shop in town and they have some decent donuts. More than likely won't be back.

First the shop isn't as big as I thought. But the baked goods are very good. I got blueberry donut…read moreholes, dark chocolate cake, and blueberry lemon cake. All were very good, you can tell it's homemade. I also got some dill pickle spears, good flavor but too soft, no snap to them. I would love to go again but it's so far and there's nothing else nearby. That's the only drawback.

This little Amish store is in the Rockville, IN area. They have fresh veggies to choose from,…read morehomemade candles, jams, jellies, noodles, bread, etc. They also, on site, make pretzels. I mean "the bomb" pretzels. The best pretzel I have ever eaten. Crisp on outside, chewy inside, and flavor galore. Truly didn't need cheese or anything to go with the pretzel. If you are in the area you should stop by and shop at the market and order a pretzel.

Ordered a few sandwiches and sides to go. We got chicken salad, Italian trio, and red skin potato…read moresalad. I also got a larger bag of chips. The total was $20 which is a steal right now. This is a great option for something quick that isn't fast food.

A hidden stop along our route for the day. Here you'll find…read morevarious fresh meats and sauces as well as local favorites. Everyone was friendly. We ordered chicken and dumplings which were very good and reminded me of a soup I had as a child. There is a seating area separate from the meat shop and it's a quiet spot to just catch your breath.

First time I came here it was so good but today it was horrible. The eggs were so overcooked and…read moredry I didn't eat them. The biscuits were old and tasted so bad even with the jelly so I didn't eat those either. The ham was ok I think they've changed where they get it from there was too much gristle for me. The hashbrowns were the biggest disappointment. There's no longer any shredded hashbrowns it's the Pattie's like McDonald's. The hashbrown is the one thing I ate so it wasn't horrible just not what I was expecting. Probably be the last time going there for me.

A small eat in gas station. It appeared a lot of people stop in to grab a quick bite before and…read moreafter their hiking trip. We grabbed hotdogs and jumbo pretzels with cheese to carb load. They were decent and fairly priced. Grab you water and snacks before your hike. They also have postcards, stickers, and magnets.

I was somewhat surprised that this bookstore is primarily an off campus location for DePauw…read morestudents to get textbooks, school supplies, and school merchandise (including clothing). There is a small selection of non-course books, but it is somewhat limited in scope. The bookstore/shop shares a wall opening to the adjacent Starbucks and this shop even has an upstairs balcony/lounge for visitors to relax. So, if you are looking for something for yourself or your DePauw student, this is a great place to shop. If you are just looking for a book store, then you may not be impressed with their limited selection. It looks like the business knows its customers and finding a niche supplementing the local university seems to be working for them. Review #3629