House of Flavors - Winchester, Indiana

Alma Contreras

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Master Mollica

I’ve had a few different sandwiches here, a burger, a tenderloin and no ice cream! What truly stands out here is the coney dog. So great! It comes with cheese and chopped onions on an open style bun with tons of sweet coney sauce. Truly the best coney ever. The hot dog itself is double thick and as large as the bun so no shortcomings there. The sauce is slightly sweet and I prefer spicy yet the thickness and flavor is all there. I’ve gotten the coney as a carry out and also dine in. The atmosphere is quaint and it seems the tables and chairs(one booth)could use rearranging but it is currently set up for the ice cream as much as for the restaurant. I look forward to trying more of their food as I hear they have daily specials. The employees are all friendly and the prices are decent. A hidden small town gem.

digitalxtc24

We had the breaded tenderloin. Wow! The flavor was excellent, and of course, the bun was much smaller than the sandwich.

Sue Ream

This is the local gem that you would likely not go to if you were just jusging it by the outside appearance. I was fortunate to have some Locals cue me in on this great little
place. House of Flavors is a converted mechanic shop turned restaurant with some of its history still present. There is about a driveway’s worth of parking in the front and people just park however they can. When you go in, you find that the food is cooked with love and delicious. The people, staff and locals, are tops and make you feel at home. Everybody knows everybody. While I was clearly an outsider, they made me feel welcome too. My favorite part however is the Blessing Board. You can buy ice cream for someone and they put that persons name
on a colored sticky note, which then goes on the Blessing Board. You have to walk by this board when you come in, so if you see your name there, you know someone was thinking of you and bought you some Ice cream. By the way, one scoop of ice cream is huge as you can see from my pictures. That, friends, is a reflection of all that is good in Small Town America.

Hannah Fisher

We were in town to pick up pies from Wicks and intended to eat at their cafe but it was closed on Monday's. I found this place on maps and asked the Wick's employee if it was any good and they said oh yeah ! We are glad we gave it a try. A GREAT hole in the wall, local, friendly place. Nothing fancy, but it was delicious and the prices were super reasonable. I'd go again if I stumble in this small town again for sure !

Mr. Wiley

Visited Saturday 8/14/21

Always a fan of visiting small ice cream shops. This shop isn’t affiliated with the “House of Flavors” in Michigan. This shop also doesn’t make their own ice cream so that’s a let down.

The “sugar free” ice cream isn’t technically “sugar free” or “no sugar added” and when I asked about it the staff argued it didn’t have any artificial sweetener in it. However in my research the ice cream contains sucralose an artificial sugar the body can’t break down.

Eat the ice cream with sugar! You’re not doing any good for your health by eating the sugar free.

The place was clean, and has been around for many many years. Their kitchen is small along with their working space. The fish comes in frozen and isn’t fresh.

The tenderloins are probably okay… again not fresh.

The ice cream was okay, we got the turtle but it didn’t taste like it. That was a disappointment.

Pricing was a bit on the high side for 2 cones. About $9

Probably won’t visit again but only due to not being in the area again.

Steven Dalton

I love this place! It's kind of small but the food is good they have daily specials but I really go there for their peanut butter shake! They are thick and delicious! If you enjoy a milkshake like I do ,you gotta stop by house if flavors.

P. Gordon Cromwell

Great small town spot. Even better chili dog.