Food? BYOF....Bring your food. there are plenty of eateries around to chose from. the beverage…read morechoices are excellent and they rotate out. there are new owners... Bailey? and there are various music performers.

We kicked off our road trip to Utah with a stopover in Decatur and loved this local brewery. The…read morebeer selection was excellent, the space is well decorated, and the service was friendly. Definitely recommend!

Had some drinks at this pretty sketchy looking Decatur bar. It has a name that's certainly accurate…read morefor location. 22nd Street Discount Liquor just needs to finish updating the rest of the name to reflect it being a bar and no longer a liquor store. Because it's been this way a long time they probably never will of course. With the looks of things the customers don't seem to care though. Certainly the best thing about it is the pretty cheap booze. It's also convenient as far as hours. They're open early in the morning so you won't have to wait long to get your drink on. Cool thing on the napkin holders is these explaining the pouring process for those who aren't aware. They show how much liquor comes in each type of shots. It's about $7 for a pretty basic cocktail. There's also greasy food options. Basically we only felt safe getting potato chips. Those wanting to take chances can get burgers, fish sandwiches, and other greasy and fried items. Good place for cheap drinks. It's also got fried foods and who knows what else. This is located just to the north of the bridge at Locust Street.

Good burgers! Fair prices for drinks & food. Pool tables $2. Funny/cool location right past the…read morebridge.

Checked out this kind of small brewery in Decatur. Door 4 is in a building located west of…read moredowntown, in a not quite charming part of town. It only has a few of their own beers on tap, with the rest coming from nearby other breweries or wherever. Bigger on the inside than it looks. There's enough room for a group and plenty of tables and space to have a gathering or a party. Basically this is the definition of a microbrewery. It's only got a few of their own beers but they put lots of care into making each one. There's still a pretty good amount of variety. Common ones like IPAs as well as those that are heavier. It's about $6 a pint. That's pretty good compared to many other smaller breweries that charge lots more for these. Best of the ones we tried was the I Came Here On Purpose. This is an IPA it wasn't overly hoppy, and really hit the spot. Also there's a few heavier ones if looking for more bite. They also have a pretty strong ass stout. Great place for locally made beers. It's located on Cerro Gordo, at the far western end. They're closed Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays.

Been here many times over the years. Changed management a few times, last year seemed like it was…read morelooking up but recent changes have been extremely disappointing and handled very unprofessionally.

Go there every weekday morning for the Sip and Save coffee. Brandy and Trasha never fail to wish me…read morea good day. This is a great fuel and convenience store. Lots of items. And it has a carry out restaurant with a wide variety of daily made sandwiches, pizza, salads, and many other items. Clean and very well operated.

Come in and visit we are under new management and new staff .... Come visit for our inner circle…read morerewards

Just outside Assumption, Illinois is Cypress Grove Farm, where "belties" - a traditional Scottish…read morebreed of beef cattle properly called the Belted Galloway - are raised. Cypress Grove has a farm store as well, and as of 2019, a side business as a brewery. A bit of digging through online newspaper articles showed that the owners were partners in the original iteration of 1905 Brewing Company in town, but left the partnership when that bar burned down in 2019. Now they make beer out on their farm, offering it by the cup, crowler, and growler in their farm store. Plenty of picnic tables and lawn chairs were spread under large oak trees on the lawn.They have food trucks on the premises on select weekends; for our visit, just brats and chips were available, plus meat and cheese from the farm store. Guests are warmly greeted, and welcome to stroll around the property to see the fields and cattle. During our COVID-era visit, masks were worn indoors and parties were safely distanced outside. The beers we tried were excellent, including an Irish Red, a "Trials and Tritical-ations" experimental pale ale, and a couple sours. We took home some crowlers, including a "Pork Snout Milk Stout" which really is infused with pork... interesting, but not for me! Cypress Grove was definitely worth driving a few miles off our planned trek through Christian County. It's a lovely setting with friendly folks and great brews.

Good service and great selection ~ highly recommended! Very cool location as well!…read more Try it you'll love it!

Little gem in Argenta Illinois. Mon and Thurs have wings special so we dived in with 3 different…read moresauces. My favorite was the Kentucky Bourbon. They have Guinness on tap which was great. Prices were very reasonable and I hear this is a great place during football season. Will definitely be back

Great little bar. Friday night fish was good but be prepared to go somewhere else to get full. They…read moreare very skimpy on your meal but it was good. Bartender did a great job.

New location, industrial feel, and fantastic beer! I love to see breweries blossom in Decatur. So…read moremuch potential for Golden Fox, and a strong customer base. Service is fantastic. Parking is amazing here. I can't wait to see what they're going to do with this new location. Love Golden Fox!!'

Nice space with an open door, it's kid friendly for the parents needing a break .... 20 beers on…read moretap gives a good selection, they offer 5 different non alcoholic beverages for the designated drivers, all around a good experience since they also offer pizza and hot pretzels and who doesn't love a brewery that offers free popcorn. The bartender Raven was super helpful with the beer selection.

What a surprise to come across this business after visiting the Mt. Pulaski Courthouse. I had…read morestopped on the side of the building to look at the mural of the Wright Brothers' plane, then noticed the "Open" sign when I came around the corner. This place is a hidden gem that is an asset to the charm of downtown Mt. Pulaski. The classic look of the store warms you with a comfortable ambience of a simpler time. The staff was eager to help a newcomer become familiar with their store. The enticing selection of sandwiches and baked goods put pounds on me before I even ordered. My breakfast sandwich was a generous portion and cooked to perfection with expert seasoning. The grocery and miscellaneous items will keep you busy browsing while your meal is prepared.