Excellent riverfront tap treat, sampled a couple and enjoyed a lot of the darker options, decadent…read moreand roughly better balanced with clean fresh notes that offered smooth drinking. Went with the red ale for its surprising brightness and enchanted spirit bringing real flavors unlike most I've had!

This is the original craft brewery in Peoria and a cool place to stop for good beers.read more

Stopped at Tres Rojas Winery on my way to see family in Illinois. It's out of the way in a…read morebeautiful pastoral area. The staff here are exceptionally friendly and the wine is delicious (and not over-priced). They were happy to talk to me about their offerings, give me some history, and describe wineries in the state they are friendly with.

Great wine selection and very well made. Love that you can bring your own food. Lots of seating and…read morea nice venue. Went there for an art fair and music after church on Sunday. Love how they have dogs that have been rescued that can freely walk around the whole area. Would love to see some bigger music entertainment in the future.

Great beer and pizza. I got a flight and loved every choice. The pizza was simple but hit the spotread more

Food and ambiance here are great. It's a nice place to come and relax and have a drink. When we…read morecame here they had a shortage of servers and it took a really long time to get drinks and food.

Decent beer and decent prices. Love the vibe of this place. It's right on a cornfield farm and has…read moreplenty of seating outside. The flies were annoying, but that didn't stop us from having a great time.

In the middle of nowhere is a brewery that serves a delicious honey beer! They also have games to…read moreentertain both young and old. There is live music and good vibes galore. It is very busy on the weekend, it and seems to be a local hangout.

Great ambience and atmosphere ! This brewery is in the warehouse district. Service was good. My…read morewife and I came for trivia night on a Wednesday night with a few of her coworkers. We were able to try a few appetizers selected by her coworkers! We sampled the pretzel, chicken fingers, Mexican corn dip, onion rings, and fries. We also split an analytical burger and onion rings. Here are the ratings: Pretzel 4 out 5 (huge pretzel with different dips on the side) Fries 3 out of 5 (soggy with good flavor) Chicken fingers 4 out of 5 (crispy crunchy solid chicken fingers) Onion rings 4 out of 5 (beer battered and really good) Mexican street corn dip 3 out of 5 (unique flavor profile) Burger 4 out of 5 (a solid tasty burger with good toppings)

Visited this place the other day and we sat outside! It was actually a hot day but how could you…read moreresist beers in the patio of this cute place! I've read the reviews from others and I must say, this place hit all the notes! Beer was good, pricing was good, servers were knowledgeable, quick and attentive. Lastly the owners did an amazing job here! My only contribution is to consider potted trees and some organic life to the patio, as They age they will truly make this spot dreamy!! Thanks for the beers, we'll see you next time! Follow me for more reviews as I make my way around Peoria! Being new here I'm excited to try it all! Message me and leave your recommendations!!

Bust'd Brewing busted me out of winter boredom with some beer and board games…read more Ever since I heard about Bust'd Brewing open up in Peoria Heights, I knew I'd end up there eventually and the time finally came. Emily and I both agreed that going out for a drink sounded good and I asked if she wanted to check out Bust'd and she said yup. We rolled up on a Friday night around 6pm and the place wasn't too busy. There was a couple couples in there so we grabbed a beer and took a seat and started playing some games. A coworker told me about Shut the Box and funny enough, it was on the table and we played quite a few rounds as we worked on our first beer. Emily's first beer was the That One Coach and my first one was the Cattails. I usually really enjoy hefeweizens but this one felt a bit flat. It lacked the banana and vanilla punch I am used to them having. It was good, don't get me wrong but didn't hit quite like hefeweizens usually hit. Emily said she really enjoyed her beer. I tried it but brown ales are not my cup of... beer. Once we switched to playing Anarchy Pancakes, we grabbed another beer. This time Emily got the Trailblazer and I got the Hazy not Hazy. I jokingly said the Hazy should be called Hazy not Crazy and the bartender (who I think might be one of the owners?) laughed and said she liked that. I told her she could use it for a future beer, free of charge. As we grabbed our beers, a family came in and took over the other half the big table we were at, so we hopped onto a 4-top to enjoy our new beer and new game. I really liked the Hazy not Hazy. Emily liked hers and we both wished that we would've gotten our 2nd choice for both our beers. The interior of the brewery is really nice. A lot of wood throughout and the place was brightly lit. This brewery is located in an old Subway building so if it looks like every other Subway out there, that is why. On the backside of the building is where The Other Dawg was located years ago. It is a bit small inside so if they are busy or are hosting an event, it could get crowded quick in there. They have a giant Connect Four and a plentiful board game collection to enjoy while you are there. I absolutely love that these social establishments are providing fun stuff to do and providing a place for people to gather and socialize. As we were paying our tab, I picked up a t-shirt and some stickers. The shirt was $25 (I think) and the stickers were $1 each. Emily grabbed a beer opener for $5. In hindsight, I wish I would've gotten a beer opener, too. Not just to support a local business but they were pretty good quality, too. If you need a social spot to grab some beer and space to play some board games, Bust'd Brewing should make your list. They also have a ton of events to attend if that's more your thing. Cheers!

This is a cool little brewery, Heather is an amazing and very friendly bartender, the beer is good…read more I'd highly recommend this place for anyone passing through Peoria

Located outside of the Peoria Illinois area,this winery produces over 20 different wines in a…read moregorgeous setting. Thru out the year they offer summer concerts as well as host many weddings. They have a small gift shop as well as a tasting room. Tastings are only 3.00 for 3 selections! Since my wife and I love reds that are not sweet,we were able to try 6 different wines. The pours are served in small plastic containers and we each were given water as well as a wine glass to sample the wines. We ended up purchasing 2 bottles and we're glad we stopped.

We always have an end of the summer gathering at the Mackinaw Vineyard, and I'm not exaggerating…read morewhen I say it's one of my favorite memories from the entire summer!! Adorable venue, great property, and plenty of space. Perfect for a potluck, a concert night, evening stroll, or an opportunity to dance on the dance floor. Would recommend if you're in for a good time!!

What a hidden gem! So glad our in-laws suggested this lakeside place for some pre-dinner relaxation…read moreand conversation. They do not serve food of any type here, but outside food is certainly welcome. We brought dips and charcuterie items. We all tried an extremely affordable tasting of three wines, and we each ended up buying some wines. There is plenty of room inside, a shady patio with several tables outside, and nice outdoor furniture positioned around the lake. All the wines are fantastic, but my wife and I found the Magpie (white) and the Sunset Red especially enjoyable and brought some home! It's worth the trip! I canot think of a beter way to unwind than Old Mill Vineyard!

It's definitely off the beaten path. But the delightful wine and the setting definitely makes it…read moreworthwhile. To start off, I opted for the the 3 tastings for $5.00 - I chose #1: Albert 703 #2: Cynthiana #3: Broken Barrel As I progressed from 1-3, the more I enjoyed the flavor (that's just me). I really enjoyed the bourbon barrel flavor and aroma - a very nice dry wine. I had a great conversation with the owner, Donna, who stated they had been in commercial operations for 10 years and having this physical site open for 8 years. She was a wealth of information and extremely nice and cool person to talk with - she knows he wines! After discovering the Broken Barrel was my favorite, I decided to purchase a bottle and enjoy the pastoral setting of the outdoor seating overlooking their lake. What a nice way to enjoy a beautiful fall afternoon! I highly recommend you check this place out!