Totally some of the very best chocolate and confections ever. We've never have anything from here…read morethat been less than excellent. The creations and combinations are fantastic.

Sort of on the edge of downtown, not quite all the way to the Dollar General. A limited selection…read moreof chocolates (milk and dark), "Moonshine Bars" (small cigar-shaped truffles; nice but a bit too sweet for me); ice cream; cheesecake (!); some cake mixes; various artisanal/old-timey sodas (Reeds; Dang; Green River; etc.) and coffee. The pecan patty featured very fresh-tasting pecans; the toffee shattered nicely (interesting to see it available dipped in white chocolate; unusual); and the caramels were chewy with a hint of butteriness. Definitely worth a stop.

I had the pleasure of stopping by this place. Great atmosphere and great ice cream! Please post a…read morephoto of all the locations you sell to. Thank you.

Great ice cream, menu changes seasonally, fall flavors like s'mores and pumpkin pie in fall, summer…read moreflavors in summer, and so on.

Found out about this in the middle of nowhere brewery outside Fairbury. It certainly is one of the…read morefew places around here to get beers or anything it seems. Emancipation is a brewery not a lot of people have heard of because it's not close to anything of course. Has a surprising amount of variety on tap and in cans to go. They may not have a whole lot but everything is full of flavor and quenches one's thirst. Even with it being a smaller brewery it still has quite a lot. It's got several of their own beers on tap along with a few others. There's also more cans in a refrigerator. Has the basics along with a few interesting ones. More than just the IPAs and the usual. It's about $7 a pint. The Farmer's Favorite is the IPA and is a pretty good medium one that's crisp and smooth. Has a few things to snack on here. It's about $3 for the Krack Mix. Basically like Chex Mix but it's made locally. They also will let you bring in stuff. Great place that's pretty hard to find the first time going here. It's located on N. 2500 East Rd. a few miles north of Fairbury surrounded by corn fields pretty much. They're closed Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays.

We love the fact you can find a little beverage get away in rural Illinois. We stopped here with…read moreextended family for a quick drink. Our group had a variety of beverages including a mule, red lager, homemade radler, wine, and even a homemade non-alcoholic lemonade. The ambiance is rustic and comfortable. The bartender was friendly and helpful as our group was sampling a few of their offerings before we landed on our orders.

Quality at its finest! The staff is more than ready to help you with your order. There selection is…read moresecond to no one.

I cannot say enough good things about Chenoa Locker. They have the best price on beef that is of…read moretop Quality, custom processing to what I want/need and top notch customer service. We found a Chenoa thru a friend who we've been buying pastures pork from for years, and this is the processor. Best bacon and ham "cure" I've ever had. Sweet Itialian sausage recipe that's excellent in a meat sauce for lasagna or every day pasta sauce or baked as "sassage and peppers". The customer service is the best. Every darn person working there offered to help load my 1/2 cow and pig into my coolers. (I had my own crazy system as the order was being split between myself and my sister). This makes the semi-annual 90 mile drive here worth it.

Excellent food. Wait staff good but place seems to have staffing shortage just like every other…read moreplace in the states

Stopped here for an early lunch. The new building is beautiful. It's louder than average. TV's and…read morelots of loud talking. The staff is friendly and attentive. The food was delicious. The water was from the tap and the tea was made from the tap. Very funny taste with both. They obviously cut as many corners on cost as possible. No plates or glass or plastic cups. No silverware. Again, the burgers are good but making this place a regular go too on my rotation is a no.

Got some great drinks and pretty okay food at this Lexington bar and grill. It turned out a lot…read morebetter than we expected to be honest. Kemp's is probably the best place to go eat in town it seems. A good reason is because there's not much else. The food is pretty average but there's some good things for adults and families. Chill atmosphere even at times when it's crowded. It's located in the middle of downtown or whatever you call it. There's not a whole lot else to go to for a meal. Certainly explains why it gets busy. People only have a few choices and this is one of these. It's about $6 for a basic cocktail. Whole lot of great stuff including whiskey. It's about $5 to get appetizers. We got the Chips And Salsa. Has a lot of greasy fried things like wings and other meats. The menu is pretty standard as far as fried stuff. Has a lot of the basics. It's closed Sundays. That's pretty strange for them to lose out on all that revenue on weekends.

Fantastic local pub in downtown Lexington, Illinois. We selected this location as it already had…read moregreat reviews and was very close to the northeast trailhead of the "Constitution Trail" of the Bloomington/Normal area. The staff here was fabulous with a special shout-out to John. What I found particularly impressive was the amazing selection of craft brews for a small town. The staff was particularly knowledgeable about both the selection and even the breweries that supplied them! I even found some of my favorite and uncommon Chicagoland brews, although I selected some excellent brews from the Bloomington/Normal area. ( Drink local!) Food was wonderful and quickly delivered. I gave five stars on food because it is top quality relative to pubs in general. The Blue Cheese burger was great. I sampled the butterflied pork chop sandwich of the other meal we had and that was a standout! Ambiance is nice as if fitting a local pub in an older downtown building. One notable feature is the walls and ceiling are covered in banners and flags of various kinds which dramatically limits the amount of background noise that would normally be in such a building. There is also a nice outdoor beer garden. This local establishment is well worth the extra minutes off Interstate 55. Also highly recommended to cycling who travel out to the northeast terminus of the trail!

I personally think that the popcorn here is better than Garrets in Chicago. My husband loves the…read morecaramel corn and I love the Chicago mix. They have such fun flavors that you might not of tasted also! You won't be disappointed its wonderful!!!!

I never knew that I needed a local popcorn place until this one opened up. They have some of the…read moretastiest savory and sweet popcorn options that I have ever tried. My favorites are the spicy queso and the peanut butter fix. Marcia and her daughter Allison are genuinely nice and make every visit to their shop special. Ask for samples if you can't decide or are just curious. I love this place.

Amazing brews! So many flavors to choose from! Great surroundings inside and outdoors. They make…read moreyou feel at home.

Love Artesia. Great farm setting and good beer. Always get a beer flight. Great summer spot.read more