If your looking for hot sandwiches, this place will suffice…read more If your looking for pizza, this place is the place to order from! I live in the local area of Murphysboro and have tried all the other restaurants and none of the pizza here gets any better than Martel's pizza. Their hand-tossed is what I've ordered before and it tastes like it was made with quality ingredients. I noticed a certain equilibrium between the dough, sauce, cheese, and meat, which caught my attention. Typically most places have little crust and lots of cheese or little cheese and lots of sauce. The pizza I had there definitely made my night.

Small restaurant on Main Street through town. Service very attentive and helpful. Pizza, pastas,…read morecalzones ,sandwiches. Portions generous and yummy. Specials are great if you can hit one.

Loved this experience! Took a small detour on our way home from Nashville, it is definitely of the…read morebeaten track, but the drive was beautiful on the side roads! Sign at the end of the gravel road announced our arrival. Pulled into the lot and we were the only ones there beyond the workers late in the afternoon on a Sunday. Cash only but they have an ATM on site. Visited the brewery room and perused the different beers available on draft, in bottles, and growlers. Ordered a pizza, the green tomato and sausage. And chose a flight of beer, four for $13. Sumac Sour, Fig Porter, Dead Leaves, and Basil Saison. I enjoyed every one of them, but the Dead Leaves was my overall favorite. I decided on that one as my take home growler. I really enjoyed the green tomato sausage pizza, I enjoy a green tomato, not many restaurants have them on their menu in a state other than fried, so I had to get it. The flavors were great; the tartness of the green tomato went well with the sausage. The space is incredible, very rustic and woodsy, the perfect backdrop to the foraged beers. Every space was decked out with funky colors and artwork. I really wish it was closer, definitely a road trip to go back but feel it would be worth it in each of the seasons!

This place is definitely worth the drive to it. The beers are creative & delicious, and they are…read morealways rotating with the seasons. Atmosphere is rustic & rural-- it was great sitting outside next to a campfire.

Food is great. Service is great. The cost is a little higher but totally worth it. I like the…read moreexperience and mood of the place.

Food was good. The only problem was that the cook came out and wiped his face with his hands and…read morestarting cooking again. He was sweating and did not attempt to clean his hands. Will not go back ever.

Stopped here while traveling to the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail for a quick rest stop. They have a…read morelarge variety of food/drinks inside, including some grocery items. During my visit, one of the two restrooms were out of order. The one I used could have been cleaner but was well-stocked, dry and completely functional when I needed it. They also sell bags of ice, gas (obviously) and have a pay air station for your tires. Solid place to stop on a road trip for gas and snacks.

I work night shift, so I get a late stop at Casey's (between 9:45 and 9:50) and usually there was a…read moreguy working there most of the nights that I would stop by, and he would still have pizza and other food in the warmers. Lately I've been stopping and I don't know if it's a new crew or what, but they are lazy. The warmers are always off and empty. And the lights are off and doors are locked by 9:50. The website says this location doesn't close until 10. 10 is when you should be cleaning up the store and shutting down the warmers, because of people that have to work night shift. Why close down early? Just because you don't want to stay past 10. Management needs to fix this problem.