Great food! I don't know what I was expecting, but this places was a pleasant surprise and the food…read morewas delicious. The butter garlic sauce was and I would definitely go back.

Love love love Holy Crab! Always hot fresh food served. Staff very nice and attentive. My go to…read morerestaurant for shrimp!

The Fish House in Peoria never disappoints! On my visit, I ordered the Broiled Neptune's Platter…read morewith Sweet Au Gratin Potatoes and broccoli, and everything was absolutely outstanding. The seafood was fresh, perfectly cooked, and packed with flavor. The sweet au gratin potatoes were a delicious twist on a classic side, and the broccoli was cooked just right. The service was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was welcoming and comfortable. You can tell they take pride in both their food and customer experience. If you're looking for quality seafood in Central Illinois, The Fish House is definitely worth the trip. I'll be back again soon!

Ordered carry out on a busy Saturday night!…read more 1. Grilled grouper sandwich with au-gratin cheesy potatoes. Extremely small portion. 2. Grilled Gulf shrimp dinner with asparagus and au-gratin cheesy potatoes. Nice sized and tasty gulf shrimp. The au-gratin potatoes are a 5 side. We were disappointed in the Grouper sandwich. Pricey dinner but quality seafood prices are expected to be high. We would be back for the gulf shrimp and au-gratin potatoes.

Jonah's Seafood House in Peoria is a wonderful riverside seafood restaurant. The Oyster Bar, and…read moreMarket & Bake Shop next door, are interesting places as well, but this is the crown jewel. The service was second to none, from the hostess/manager Angie, to my delightful waitress Macy. The view of the Illinois River augmented a warm but comfortably rustic setting. I started with an Espresso Martini -- 360 Vanilla, Kahlua, Tia, Espresso & Cream with three delicious coffee beans on top. The cocktail was remarkably flavorful and I am a coffee martini enthusiast. For an appetizer I indulged myself and ordered a staple of any high-end seafood restaurant; Oysters Rockefeller baked in the half-shell. This traditional mainstay was absolutely perfectly cooked with the added twist of bacon. (Everything is better with bacon). The main attraction outdid it all: South African Lobster Tail with a half pound of Alaskan King Crab Legs. I'll let the pictures speak for this dish: I LOVED IT!!!!! For dessert I had another libation -- a Milk Chocolate Martini 360 Vanilla, Dark Crème De Cacao, and Cream.

Top notch food with reasonable prices. Space is quaint with beautiful river views. Super friendly…read morestaff. Must try if in Peoria!

Food was all delicious. Great conversation over shared appetizers, plates, cocktails, and desserts.read more

I came here for a birthday dinner and had an excellent experience in the party room. I tried the…read morefish and chips and my husband tried their Caesar salad with chicken. Both pretty good! We came back for a date night and the dining room is so beautiful and romantic at night. My photo of the Chicken Saltimbocca isn't good but the food was! My husband had their burger and lobster bisque with a smoked old fashioned. Excellent portions and food quality.

Portion sizes have no correlation to prices whatsoever, we comically ended up with a tiny slab of…read moregrouper costing the most for the table, my delightful gumbo poured into a slightly small bowl, a tuna salad sandwich as only predictable platter for its price point, and even though asked to upcharge from greens to clam chowder the shrimp etouffee somehow turned into an extra full ten dollar bowl. It would be maddening to see price gouging if the food was not an ideal set of ingredients. Unlike an unfortunate city grill in downtown San Francisco last June, this chef has full skills and quality meats. Gumbo and clam chowder are rich and show off delicate proteins blended well into harty sauces. Tuna salad sandwich disappeared before the rest. Grouper, alas for its budget cuts because we needed more of that high class Caribbean cruise cuisine. But the nachos, they won the party, we started off with them and the next day continued to comment how annoyingly small they were. They desperately need an XXL size option for big table sharing! The cocktails seem also silly for the prices so I avoided them. Little in the tiki fashion to befriend the entrees and oddly not much house seasonal drinks either, was fine enough when I learned the Anchor Head brew blew my doors off! A fantastic lager, smooth, clean, easy to drink, that is how we like it. Staff was spot on to first ask about drinks while we waited for a table then escort us to one that opened up minutes later. Everyone was in tune throughout the night and we never felt waiting for service. Paying attention to the pennies, this is still a decent option alongside the excellent Kemp 208 in Morton and 2cheys in Peoria for indulging, relaxing, and meeting up to get those great land and sea meats.

Really great vibe inside, service was prompt and pleasant great cocktails. Had the steak sandwich…read moreadded fries and onion soup. The soup wasn't what I was expecting. But it was delicious. Had 2 slices of bread instead of the usual single and was really perfect that should be the new usual. Steak sandwich was delicious. The fries came with some kind of mildly spicy dipping sauce that was just dynamite.

We had perfect weather to sit outside. Our waitress was great…read more Crab dip was great just like places on the beach. Mac & Cheese is super creamy. Jambalaya Mac & Cheese has some good spice.

We were excited to try Kuchie's On The Water for the first time, but unfortunately it was a…read moredisappointing experience from start to finish. My husband ordered the Jambalaya Mac & Cheese 'without the crab'. The server never mentioned that the dish was pre-mixed or that omitting the crab wasn't possible. When our food arrived, she set down a Lobster Mac & Cheese instead. My husband hates lobster, so there would have been no reason for him to ask for "no crab" if that was what he wanted. When he pointed out the mistake, our server, Kris, initially argued with him instead of fixing her mistake. She eventually took it back, but it was another 20 minutes before his meal arrived. By then, I had already finished eating, so we weren't able to enjoy our meal together. I also had an issue with my Hawaiian Chicken Sandwich. Because of a medical condition, I can't eat the bun, so I cut the chicken up and eat it with a fork. That turned out to be nearly impossible because the restaurant only provides plastic forks and knives. While struggling to cut the chicken, my entire plate ended up in my lap. Kris didn't seem very familiar with the menu, and the overall service left a lot to be desired. Everyone has an off day, but for a first visit this wasn't a good impression and they weren't busy at the time. Between the incorrect order, the long wait to fix it, and the lack of proper utensils, we left disappointed and will probably choose somewhere else next time.

Not much to say, came in around 2 weeks ago, and yes it was about 1.5 hrs before close, but that…read moreshould be plenty of time to serve food. Ordered around 8:52 pm, got our food around 10 pm (got the salad and apps before). No one had any positive thing to say about thier dishes. Salad was okay, bread was a waste, and the pastas were average at best. I don't see myself giving it another chance, I don't come into town that often, plenty of other places to eat at.

I'm a frequent customer of Johnny's steakhouse. Terrible experience last night terrible service…read more-terrible steak tough ribeye Alexander was much better. Any place in the Heights is much better waiter with an attitude. Can't even fill your water glasses walked by your table and doesn't even look at your water glasses or anything else. Condiments needed replaced as we when we sat down. They were empty my favorite sausage bread was cold and tasteless. This is not going to be my go to any longer. Just very disappointing.

The food was delicious! and the staff was super friendly, and the restaurant was very pretty as…read morewell. I got the loaded buffalo ranch fries with fried chicken and I would highly recommend it again!

Back in town for work. This is my 2nd time at the new location. Service was great, the young lady…read moreat the counter was very nice. The food was phenomenal as always. I'm excited to try more of their menu, I just need to get back out to this area more.

Service was fast and very nice. The food was on point, coming from Chicago I was hoping to find…read moregood tacos. El Gallo hit the spot, good steak tacos and even better Al Pastor. Chips and salsa were tasty as well. The place had a good vibe. Great spot in East Peoria.

This is a small place, but nice inside. Has a bar, too. The food is okay, and I think a little…read moreoverpriced. The complementary chips and salsa were just okay. But our waitress was very nice. They did not have a lot to choose from on the menu, and we had to ask if they had certain drinks. Which they did.. it was nice to try.but probably will not be back.

Their food is SO GOOD. Also they are quick ,friendly and fairly priced. The catfish is soooo good,…read moreso are the chicken strips!

So, I love chicken. I was home visiting and my mother suggested I go here. I have been home a few…read moretimes in the last year and I drive on by and go to JJ's. Welp competition is on because the service is better. Like the men in the back are just friendly. The fish was cooked to order so it was nice and crispy. It had that good pull when you know the chicken is fried correctly. I also like that the pieces aren't real big. I do not trust real big chicken. When you come into the place you will know it use to be a Taco Bell. Nothing has changed since I was a kid going into Taco Bell. But the men try to keep it decent and in order. If you are ever in Peoria, IL give it a try.