What can I say, over my 50 years of life, my family has lived in the Middletown/Anderson area of…read moreIndiana. Over those years I have never lived in Indiana because of my travels with the military. The first time I have ever eaten here was today. All the stories my family and friends had told me were pretty true to form. This place is a tavern with pretty good grub. They are world renowned for being the home of the Rocky Mountain Oyster Sandwich (hog nuts). But they have also have a pretty darn good tenderloin. I took my dad there today and he said that the food tastes pretty close to the old Bud Fadely's recipes from the 50's and 60's. It is nice to see that some places of our past stay true to their roots.

Horrible!. Everything was nearly black from nasty dirty grease. We tried once before and it was…read moreawful. Decided to give it another try. Never again.

Went there and had a fantastic breakfast. You shouldn't go away hungry. I had a skillet which I…read moreloved. My husband had bacon eggs toast and pancakes. Service was fast and the waitress kept our coffee hot. They have booths and tables and seats quit a bit of people. We will definitely go back to try something from the dinner menu.

Their breakfast is so good, especially the biscuits and gravy. Their prices are very reasonable and…read morethe service is great. Highly recommend.

What an amazing gem! I was fortunate enough to visit with family who are local to the area and know…read moresome of the staff and management. But every customer I saw here was treated like family! Most importantly - I had the best pork tenderloin sandwich I've ever had in my life. Having moved from Indiana to Michigan 22 years ago - I can't find a decent one and have resorted to making my own. Although I'm doing a decent job - this is a "next-level" sandwich. My party also ordered a burger, some country fried steak, a breakfast combo - everything was fantastic. My kids, myself, and my wife keep mentioning this meal even a couple months later. I rarely say this - but to me, Iron Kettle is a destination dining location - worth driving half an hour out of your way just to give it a try. The service was fantastic, the atmosphere "casual diner" but comfortable, and the food exceeded my expectations by far. I am already planning a visit back to the area. Not just to see family, but also to see my new friends at Iron Kettle again and sample more of their menu!

Girlfriend.....you will love everything! chicken and…read moredumplings are stellar. Melinda is amazing and all of her girls there are great. 765-533-4744....call it and ask for specials amazing tenderloin you just can't find food and attitude like this anywhere! Carol-Ann Caine

I got a single waffle and it was very good. My only complaint is the syrup was not my personal…read morepreference. The service provided was very nice as well, our server was incredibly nice and checked in on our table ~3 times my entire 15 minutes there. The atmosphere in the restaurant was very unique and provided a pleasant dining experience.

Much cleaner and faster than most of the WHs in the area. I drive a little further than the closest…read moreone - just to visit this location. Great service - great prices - great food!

This is my second time coming to this golf course. Appears they have opened a new food option at…read morethe golf course, Park 5 Pub. I talked with the person working there, they are trying to be the pub for the neighborhood as well as the golf course. I did not eat any of the food, so not able to put in a review for that, but I will mention, they are going to be open even when the golf club is not. So great options if you are in this neighborhood. They do have a rental area for parties, I have seen weddings and graduation parties here. It is lovely inside with lots of windows and looking out over the golf course. Back to the golf, I love that the golf carts keep your score and can email it out to you. It is also convenient to see everything at once. There are areas where the fairways are narrow and balls are flying, so you do need to be a little more cognizant of play! There is a ranger to keep things moving at the start. We were there early in the year, but I believe they have beer runners as well! There is a driving range next to the clubhouse. Parking is easy. Coming around to hole 10, easy to get to the restroom and get lunch at the Par 5 Pub. Friendly staff, clean carts. My only complaint is that they definitely slow the golf carts down a lot on downhills and bridges (kind of funny how slow). Overall, very recommended. Had a great Mother's Day at Brookshire. Thank you for the clean restrooms, ease of access, friendliness, and the open pub to get drinks (THEY HAVE SPLITS OF PROSECCO, MADE MIMOSAS ON THE COURSE).

Unlike a lot of courses, the staff here were friendly and not pushy or nose up in the air. Lots of…read morefamily and young ones on the course. Staff super nice and accommodating. Course was in good shape and well maintained. A few tight holes but other than that a great course for those of us that don't get out as much as we would want to.

Came here for a wedding over the weekend and was so impressed--what a beautiful golf course! The…read moreon-site staff working the wedding were incredibly kind and professional. They handled the crowd with ease and had everything running so smoothly from the moment we arrived to the moment we left. It's clear this venue has a lot of experience with weddings. One thing I really appreciated was how they ensured no golfers were anywhere near the ceremony or wedding party. I'll admit, I was a little nervous about a rogue golf ball making an unexpected appearance, but I didn't see a single golfer in sight--even though it was a perfect day and I just know the course was busy!! Huge kudos to the entire team for their organization, professionalism, and making it such a seamless, beautiful celebration!

Summary of Wedding Experience at Valle Vista Country Club My…read morewedding at Valle Vista Country Club was marked by numerous service failures, poor coordination, and unmet contractual promises that significantly impacted what should have been a once-in-a-lifetime event. Several services that were promised and paid for were either delayed, unavailable, or not provided as agreed. Guests were supposed to receive a champagne toast, but only the bride and groom received a bottle while guests were left without champagne. A cash bar that had been paid for was not set up on time because no bartender had been scheduled. A bartender eventually arrived late after being called in as an emergency replacement. The reception room was not fully prepared upon arrival. Decorative items and table settings that had been provided in advance were left boxed and unassembled, requiring family members and early guests to complete the setup themselves on the wedding day. Despite assurances that venue access would be available for decorating and preparation, access was restricted due to other events taking place. Multiple areas promised for wedding photography were unavailable because they were being used by other wedding parties. The venue shuttle, which was especially important for elderly guests and guests with mobility limitations, was unavailable because it was being used elsewhere. As a result, several guests were forced to walk long distances. Assigned seating was not managed because coordinators were not present to direct guests. Food service was delayed, and the event appeared to be affected by scheduling conflicts with other weddings occurring simultaneously. The bride's dressing room was vacated earlier than expected despite prior arrangements for additional use. One coordinator, who appeared inexperienced and overwhelmed, was left managing the event with limited support while repeatedly seeking guidance over a walkie-talkie. Although two coordinators had been promised, adequate staffing was not provided. Despite raising concerns throughout the planning process and paying all fees, including additional guest charges, months in advance, no meaningful apology or acknowledgment was received from management. Conclusion A wedding day cannot be repeated. Based on my experience, I would strongly encourage couples to carefully consider whether this venue can reliably deliver the services and coordination promised for such an important event.

The first thing I'm always struck by when I visit new Fields in Indianapolis is the level of…read moreprofessionalism and warmth of the staff. Everyone from the person at the information desk to the people who check your bags at the little security checkpoint our consummate professionals, warm, and will get you where you need to be. Another thing for out of towners to know is that New Fields is the Indianapolis Museum of Art. For some reason, the name throws people off. New Fields also includes the Lilly house, Garden, and Fairbanks Nature Center. Personally, I would start the garden. Walk into the main entrance, and walk to the right from the ticket desk. Follow the signs and you'll end up in the garden. You could spend a day or two out there. Just enjoying it. Oh, and don't forget that they are members of NARM and AHS, so many reciprocal museum memberships will get you free entrance into New Fields.

I love Newfields and their events such as Winterlights! I went towards the end of December with my…read morehusband and family :) We loved how they changed it up a little this year. There were more interactive parts but also fan favorites. It was a nice way to spend time with family and loved ones. We enjoyed strolling around and of course taking some pictures for the memories. I highly recommend and will come back! I look forward to harvest nights :)