Wildflour Bakehouse & Catering

This is a down home country store that offers baked goods, breakfast and lunch. There is an ample amount of parking available on the side and in the front. During my visit they had a limited selection of baked goods. There were some pies, cookies and some cakes in the refrigerator. They do not have a fountain drink machine. They offer bottled drinks.For breakfast they serve biscuits and gravy, steak, egg and cheese, tater tot bowl and the big country breakfast. There are also some hot and ice coffee selections available.The guy working the counter was very friendly. The place is more like a store/bakery that serves food. In addition to their food, they sell candles and clothing. There is very limited seating available. There are two picnic tables, with umbrellas out front and one table inside.For lunch I had to choose between chicken salad sandwich, tenderloin sandwich, grilled cheese sandwich, turkey club, ham and swiss and turkey melt. I went with the turkey melt and got a side of tator tots. They also have ambrosia salad and fries as sides.It took about 10 minutes for my food to be ready and it was good. I liked the flavor. It was also a ton of food. I left there full. This is a neat little spot near Camp Atterbury where you can get some java, a savory breakfast, and a delicious baked good. I recommend checking this place out.

Good coffee and pastries and good service! I was hoping for more filling breakfast with more breakfast sandwiches.

The search for the best pork tenderloin sandwich is over and well worth the drive to Nineveh. Wildflower is relatively new, yet the parking lot is always full. The locals know. They specialize in ice cream, breakfast dishes and lunch sandwiches, but also have cases full of delicious-looking baked goods. Back to the hand-breaded tenderloins, which were featured on their sign outside. I called ahead and ordered takeout tenderloins with fries $10.50. The clerk was very friendly and said the sandwiches would be ready in 15 minutes. When we arrived, the sandwiches were ready and the dining room was empty, so we stayed to eat. There are two small dining area with a total of seven tables. The second room also serves as a gift shop and is filled with country themed gifts. The sandwiches were served with cole slaw and fries (deluxe) and normally only come with chips. The sandwiches were served on a brioche roll and were piping hot. The tenderloin was thicker than others that I have tried. The breading was special - crispy and spicy. The pork was very tender and juicy with fabulous flavor. I added lettuce, tomato and red onion that was included with the sandwich. The fries were good - light and crispy. There are two small tables outside and a walk up window for ice cream. There is only parking for about seven cars. You could miss the building if you didn't know what you are looking for. I recommend highly. I'll be back.

My friend felt like she failed at her homemade biscuits (to be clear, she did not and I may or may not have eaten nearly all the biscuits she 'failed' at making) so she popped down the street and picked up half a dozen of biscuits from Wildflour. Hear me when I say these are country biscuits made with LOVE. Big, fluffy biscuits just waiting for homemade strawberry jam. Like now I want to drive an hour away to eat one of these biscuits. THAT good.I popped in on a separate occasion (but with the same biscuit mission because um hello they are they best) and this shop is cute, y'all. Just feels so homey inside! I ordered a lemon dessert. I can't remember the exact name but was in their window of wildly delicious looking goodies. Itt was next level good. I think the crust was made with lorna doone and if you know those cookies you know why this was such a delightful surprise. Then layers of lemon curd and cream. YUM. I'll be back to try some breakfast and lunch items but clearly will always get a biscuit.

Just a good ole home town place to eat. Prices are good and the food tasty. Bring your appetite, the portions are not small. FYI- The cheesecake donut is the best donut of them all. Enjoy!!

Great service and nice to have a place close to the lakes. Only one table inside but we sat with & met a really great couple who had cool stories of traveling the world as missionaries. We wouldn't have otherwise chosen to sit with other people - it was so nice

Cute little place to grab some breakfast and a light lunch. Donuts are really good. Their lunch sandwiches are really good too. They have cakes, candles, car scents, etc for sale inside. It is run by a wonderful local family.

Neat little out of the way stop. The sandwiches were great, and the red velvet cupcakes were really good.

What an amazing locally owned and operated bakery! One of my all time favorite discoveries in Indiana. Moving here from the East Coast I absolutely love the atmosphere and friendliness of the owners. They have a wonderful selection of baked goods, pies, made to order breakfast and lunch menu, delicious coffee, and a well decorated interior with items for sale! The fresh Sourdough bread is the best I have ever had, the tenderloin sandwich is by far the most flavorful, and the fresh doughnuts are addicting. If you are ever in Nineveh or near by this place is a must stop to take a break and enjoy some great food and good company!

What a great find, talked away out in the country. Great food, service, and atmosphere!