A favorite Friday night hangout when I come in town. Great food, family owned and ran with a great…read morewait and cooking staff. Everything is great on the menu and there is so much to choose from. Hands down one of my all time favorite places

Great proportions, great pricing & a fun atmosphere with good service. There's also a mini arcade…read morefor kids and adults and it has a Jimmy Buffett vibe

Now that their liquor license is in place, 'PopUp kingdom' has a great new flagship location in the…read moreheart of the Peoria baseball stadium/warehouse district. And we highly recommend a visit, especially if you are familiar with the brand! Like the BloNo location there are at least two entrances - the one further west is for a good sized hosting/ordering/waiting area while the one closest to the ballpark has more direct access to the bar area, but is way more space-restricted and will likely be a traffic jam on game days. If you're looking for a table, both entrances open to the rest of the cool 'industrial chic' dining areas in the form of a large street-level open concept dining area and a good sized split-level (up 3-4 steps) back room - which despite having wide entrances that make it feel part of the larger space, likely can easily be cordoned-off for private functions. One visit in and the lady and I (plus our friend and former Ptown bartender) can say that the food was every bit the same top-quality, large portion, methodically cooked and creatively accented sandwiches and wraps, served in old school pie pans with red-white check paper liners, that we are used to. The weekend special shaved ribeye Cali burrito was particularly epic, cementing what seems to be the first of the 3 or 4 things that keep the crowds coming back. The second thing is the creativity and discernment applied to bar side - in the form of the beer menu, which is initially focused on bottles/cans since they just received the liquor license the day before our arrival. Despite this there was a good mix of 'domestics' and at least 20 quality craft options from 6 or 8 fantastic breweries representing a good variety of styles but leaning like those at the original location - that is, a few more IPAs and 'sweet sours'. They also maintain a thoughtful and inventive cocktail list and will NO DOUBT start building up the whiskey/bourbon collection in the coming weeks. Although having high quality and fairly compensated employees helps immensely, the last thing that really drives their business is something we often say three times - location... In this case, it's literally less than a block from home plate. Easy to find. Easy to love. We'll certainly be back!

Great spot for a Saturday Lunch! We love this restaurant! My wife ordered an OG Sando country style…read moredeconstructed. I ordered an og grilled chicken country sando deconstructed. We got an order of dill fries to share. Our food came out hot and fresh. Everything was really good!

I love visiting Kuchie's on the water it's a pretty popular place and the food is really good! This…read morereview is from my visit over the summer. Before we were seated my husband and I were talking to the owner. As we waited for our table we stood there talking to her about all the different foods at the restaurant and what sells the most of in regards to meals and even the desserts. I thoroughly enjoyed my time waiting for my table just as much as I did the food. I ordered the Topless Beach Burger and of course we had to try the garlic bread cheese curds and they were quite delicious! The strawberry lemonade was on point too I asked for extra strawberries and they spoiled me on that! Oh I almost forgot we also tried the toffee butter cake because the owner told me that that was the best dessert on the menu and she wasn't wrong , it was mouth-watering! I absolutely loved being able to sit at the best table on the the deck (in the corner) and being able to watch the boats and jet skis out out on the water. The weather was absolutely perfect it was so beautiful out! Highly recommend going and maybe even calling ahead for seating if that's available.

Kuchies on the Water provided difficult service and even less accommodation. We were sat outside…read morewhich we chose and looked forward to. However the fans were broken and according to the server they've been broken since winter, meaning they've had TIME to fix it. This made it very hot and without curtains or anything of the sort, even the umbrellas in the picture were not present. There were flies EVERYWHERE, which the fans WOULD'VE helped with. I would give five stars if this problem that's existed for a while had been fixed.

Just had coffee and muffin. The food was great and service at the window was great. Don't know…read moreabout the ambience--didn't go in.

We went for breakfast with our 3 year old grandson. The place is very clean. Staff was nice…read more Breakfast was good. Biscuit and gravy has a little spice to it. The 3 year old order one pancake. It came as a Mickey Mouse pancake which he loved. He ate all my bacon so it must have been good too.

The restaurant is located in the rear of the building with an entrance on the side. The decor…read moreinside was clean & well decorated. You order your meal at the counter. Menu board is on the wall. Your meal is brought to your table. Everything is ala-cart so nothing comes with sandwiches. Drinks are from the cooler selection of plastic bottles or cans.

Yummy food can't wait to go back !!It's pricey 104.00 for 3 people with a blooming onion .Service…read morewas great !! We had a wheelchair guy with us and they have a section for that . Our son felt right at home . 2 other tables had wheel chairs too . He thought that was cool to not stand out .Everyone loves it t huge shrimp and ribs are great .along with your meal . Peanuts are awesome too

Kid Rock! Is THAT who you want your children listening to…read moreat Texas Roadhouse? Was there with my husband this past weekend. We do tend to lean left (NOT IN THE MINORITY) but understand we chose TXRH knowing they dabbled on the right side. Our waitstaff was great and meal was just so so. As we are dining I realize the second "All Summer Long" by Kid Rock begins to play on their canned music track. We look up at each other instantly. I am looking around the restaurant wondering how many children were in attendance. (It's about smoking dope and having sex) When we got home I started doing some investigating. Bawitaba is about methamphetamines, he has written lyrics about sex with a minor girl. Eff ***! Is another jewel. The vast majority of his so called music is not even close to being appropriate for families. We spoke with the manager and was told he could do nothing. We told him it really did ruin the meal. Think we were offered so much as drink of water for being highly offended? Nope! I talked to some woman in Louisville. Kentucky and was told she'd pass the "experience" on, but that they WOULD NOT be following up with an ending to this story. At one point she seemed to lightly giggle about what I was telling her. Believe me when I tell you I'm not even close to being a prude but I know right from wrong. America needs to know that yet another right leaning establishment is playing raunchy music at a family restaurant. We were truly appalled. Here's the Bottom Line: never going back. Turn that awful music down, stop playing music written by a man who writes about having sex with a minor. Just so it's clear, I was around when he really WAS popular. I should have listened closer to lyrics. Cause hearing them the way this world is today, stings. EVERY SINGLE WOMAN/parent should be speaking out. This goldmine has a lot of problems lately and they just lost this entire family too.

One word: N A S T Y. Do NOT eat here. It looked promising…read moreat first when it was just down the street from the laundromat where we were finishing laundry. It looked promising when we walked in and the decor was so cute with license plates and stoplights. It looked promising when the wait staff were very nice and delivered an extensive menu. That's where promising ended. I ordered mozzarella sticks with marinara, a dinner salad and a side of cottage cheese. Pretty simple, right? The waitress asked what I wanted on the salad??? I said hard boiled egg, tomatoes, cucumber, whatever vegetables they had. She sort of shook her head as if she did not know what veggies they had. I ordered a side of blue cheese dressing. Mother in law ordered a grilled chicken salad. Mozzarella sticks took 25 minutes? I actually had to leave to get our laundry caus we were waiting so long. Came back to lukewarm NASTY mozzarella sticks that we did not finish. The marinara was underwhelming and warmer than the cheese sticks. Gross. Then we wait another 10-15 minutes wondering where the heck our simple salads are. The staff would not make eye contact. We kept looking for someone who would check our order and gave up. Finally after 45 min of waiting we get our "salads" YUCK. Mine we the tiniest bowl of white / pale green iceberg lettuce. A piece of white onion. A small plastic container of dressing sat on top of the sad lettuce. THAT WAS IT. Where are the vegetables I asked for? I look at the salad my MIL got and THERE was my hard boiled egg. There were the chopped vegetables. Luckily she offered to share her egg and vegetables with me. My salad was NASTY. She did not like hers, it was covered in melted cheese. Only reason I gave it two stars instead of one is because the waitresses were very nice. It wasn't their fault the kitchen staff can't make salad.

GREASY! We were really disappointed with our breakfast here. It was the only sit-down breakfast on…read morea Sunday AM. The building is dated and cluttered with memorabilia on the walls. The service and food arrival was lighting fast, which is a tell tale sign of poor food. The omelet we got was swimming in grease/oil. It was mostly cheese and had very little else. The coffee is unremarkable. My scramble eggs were unseasoned and not fluffy. Skip this joint if you can.

I almost didn't eat here because of the reviews but wanted to check the building out…read more The food was great. Salmon was cooked to perfection, broccoli was steamed just right, and the rice pilaf it was on was good too. I'm not into sweet drinks but tried the strawberry blonde at everyone's recommendation and it was nice.

As others have said this place is gorgeous! Lots of history here and they did a really good job…read moreturning it into a place to eat and drink. For food...... MEH. Definitely DO NOT recommend. We got the Reuben and the Beer and Whiskey Burger. Both with sides of fries. The burger was the worst! It was definitely overcooked, and dry AF! The bottom bun was burnt. Worst of all there was no Bourbon glaze which was a bummer because it wasn't seasoned ...not one bit!! The Reuben wasn't actually bad, the thick cut corned beef was yummy but the bread was also over toasted. The fries were good as was the side of ranch for a dip. We ordered a side of pickles for the Reuben but they came when the sandwich was nearly gone and only when we reminded the waitress which didn't circle back like normal to see how we were doing and check to see if things were good. Now here's the part that was wild. There were only 2 tables 3 people at one and 2 people at the other. As others mentioned we waited almost 15 minutes after being ready to order and about 40 minutes for food to show up! OTHERS HAVE SAID THIS!! OWNERS PAY ATTENTION!! To me this seems like you couldn't care less! We didn't take pics because the food was unremarkable but I'll share pics of the building. I would skip this place for food unless you got time and money to spare as the average menu item was $16. Even the scotch eggs were $14 for 2!!!! Which we didn't get, because screw that $14 for 2 eggs? No thanks!