They really get food allergies here. The gluten-free menu is actually solid, which is a relief in Peoria.

Solid spot for a casual dinner. The burger was well-cooked and the fries were crispy. Service was prompt, which I appreciate. Good for a low-key meal after work.

Brian makes a pretty good Long Island Iced Tea. I&#39;ve had most of the bar food menu and it&#39;s consistently decent. A solid spot for a casual drink and a bite.

Stopped by for lunch, got the chicken with molly sauce. Really solid and filling. Might be back to check out the seafood.

The steaks are huge, but honestly, the vibe is what got me. It&#39;s a really classy space, quiet enough to actually talk. Just felt relaxed the whole time.

The brisket and ribs were so good, didn&#39;t even need sauce. Food came out super fast, which was perfect for my lunch break. Server Michelle was really nice and on top of things.

A cozy spot near campus, perfect for catching up with friends. We shared the pad thai and beef with snow peas - both were solid. The tables are close together, so it gets a bit loud when it&#39;s busy, but that just added to the lively vibe for our group.

The staff here are so nice! We ended up chatting with our server about coffee for ages. Their cold brew with macadamia milk is my new favorite. Such a chill spot to hang with friends.

Our server was so helpful! She knew the menu inside out and suggested a wine that went perfectly with our pasta. Made the whole dinner with friends feel really smooth.

Been coming here for years, and I always know I can count on their soy-free stuff. The coconut macaroons are my go-to. They&rsquo;re consistently good, which is what keeps me coming back.

Angie&#39;s been my server the last two times. She remembered my usual order, which was a nice touch. Food&#39;s solid, place is clean and comfortable. Makes it easy to come back.

Been coming here for years. The lunch buffet is solid. They always have interesting pizzas you won&#39;t find at other spots, like the BLT and the steak and onion. Salad bar&#39;s got chicken bits and eggs, which is a nice touch.

Been coming here for years. Their whiskey and bourbon list is solid, and the bartenders actually know what they&#39;re talking about. Got a pour of something I&#39;d never tried before, and they explained it perfectly.

The fish and chips are the move. The batter is light and crisp, doesn&#39;t feel heavy at all. The homemade slaw is a nice touch, just a bit of mayo, not drowning in it. The swordfish sandwich is good too, seasoning is spot on.

The chicken chipotle with sweet chili sauce is the only reason I come here. That sweet chili glaze is sticky and tangy, and the chipotle gives it a slow, smoky heat that doesn&#39;t overpower the chicken. It&#39;s a solid flavor combo.

The craft beer and whiskey list is huge. I spent a good while just reading it. Tried a local IPA and a small-batch bourbon I&#39;d never heard of. Solid spot if you&#39;re looking to explore.

The salmon BLT is the move here. That salmon is cooked just right, not dry at all. The bacon adds a nice salty crunch. The wood-fired veggies were good, but honestly, they needed a sauce or something. Just a bit plain on their own.

The gumbo here is the real deal. Deep, dark roux, perfectly cooked shrimp and sausage. That Cajun spice level is just right - flavorful heat, not just burn. Live music nights are a bonus, but honestly, I&#39;d come just for the bowl.

Cool vibe in an old church. Stained glass and high ceilings. Felt special just grabbing a drink there.

Decent breakfast spot with generous portions. Staff is friendly, though the coffee was just okay.

Solid family-run Chinese spot. The General Tso&#39;s chicken had that perfect sweet-spicy kick. The hot tea they serve is a nice, simple touch that pairs well with the heavier dishes. Menu&#39;s got a lot to explore.

The falafel is a standout. Really crispy outside, fluffy inside. Some of the best I&#39;ve had. For the price, I just wish the portion was a bit bigger. Still, it&#39;s good.

Tried their winter special with the toasted marshmallow on top. That was the move. ☕️ The menu&#39;s full of interesting seasonal stuff, which I always appreciate. Just a cozy spot for a unique drink.

Grabbed the lunch special again. Food&#39;s always hot and fresh, portions are huge for the price. My go-to spot for a quick, filling bite.

Great spot for a quick bite. Got the burger, came out fast. Place has a cozy, old-school vibe. Smell of the grill hits you outside, which is kinda cool. Perfect for when you just need to eat and go.

Been coming here for years. The location in Donovan Park is still the best part&mdash;nice for a stroll before you eat.

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