Wow! Great sauce...extra sweet. Loved it! Thin crust is fantastic and toppings are plentiful…read more Great pizza for office luncheon!

I have ordered from here for about 2 years now, they have the BEST pub style pizza with very fresh…read moreingredients and all thin crust (default). The pizza is always pipping hot and the staff is very helpful. I have also tried the breadsticks and those are great too. What I love most about the pizza is the sauce is a slight bit sweet and pairs so well with salty cheese and toppings. I've only gone to the actual restaurant once for carry out and it seems like a decent size and was well kept. It is also next to a dollar tree which helps if you needed to pick anything up while you are there Basically, this place is great, they deliver to the east Peoria side I WISH they would deliver to Dunlap etc but the food and people are great. Highly recommend you try it

Service was good, spaghetti with meat sauce did not disappoint, and dining out with friends went…read morewell for a party of nine.

Terrible service. We had party of 10 and we had told them 2 days ahead of time we'd be there at…read more6:30. They only had 1 waitress. We waited 60 minutes for our food and one order they totally forgot to put in. Not going back.

The staff was so friendly. John and Chrissy were very quick to make sure we were taken care of…read more It was our first time eating there. Definitely will not be our last. I had the chicken parm. Mrs had Chicago deep dish. Everything was delicious.

Out to Peoria for work and had to enjoy a deep dish while away! Meal for 3 days and I didn't have…read moreto share - haha! Coworkers were jealous as they left town early and didn't have the chance to enjoy.

Davis Bros is the kind of place that you either love it or you hate it. I love it. I grew up eating…read moreDavis Bros. My whole family loves this place. Whenever we are back in Peoria we always eat at East Peoria Davis Bros. The pizza is very thin and crispy. It has yellow and white cheese. It has a ground sausage. It doesn't have a lot of sauce. I love it exactly this way. It is not greasy. There was one waitress on a Tuesday night and she did a great job serving all the tables. We were there at 530. From 3-6 m-f they have $6 individual pizzas during happy hour.

Review Visit: February 23rd, 2014…read more The beginning of a long day full of unexpected traveling. Davis Bros is one of those local places that everyone seems to love but one I had never tried until 2014. That is until a bunch of us had a work meeting and then decided to get food afterwards. That lead us to going to Davis Bros pizza based on Eli's suggestion. We rolled up in the late afternoon to an empty restaurant. As seems to be my luck, we always seem to get to places that are in a lull between meals. The three of us grabbed a booth and got to looking over the menu. If memory serves me right, I told Matt and Eli to order whatever they wanted and I will go along with it as I was new to this place and sometimes I just like to take a backseat to things instead of always being in charge. What Eli and Matt ordered, I don't recall except the sausage on it was not sausage I like. I will be the first to claim ignorance on pizza toppings despite being a pizza lover. When it comes to sausage, there is the good kind that I like and the bad kind that I don't like. The one I don't like is the one that resembles ground hamburger. For whatever reason that I can't explain, I am not a fan of it but alas, that is what came on our pizza. Aside from the pizza being littered with those faux pas sausage chunks, it was a decent pizza. Not one that I would drool over if someone mentioned "Davis Bros" in my presence. I don't mean that to sound too harsh as I am willing to give them another try, just without sausage on the next one. (And yes, after writing this post I did Google the difference between pizza sausages to avoid that mistake in the future.) What I do like is that this place lead to a long and entertaining night with Eli and Matt up in the Quad Cities. What exactly happened up there in the Isle of Capri Casino is a story for another day. I will say it ended with Eli being 56'd by Security and us driving home at like 2am. If you know that code 56 is, then you can guess what happened. P.S. - Davis Bros. does sell frozen pizzas in the local markets around this area. Maybe that's what people rave about. So, if you can't make it to the restaurant, you can always pick up a frozen one to try at home.

Nice looking place to take the family. The pizza is good (we are big fans of the mushroom and the…read moreSoppressata). The place is a favorite of the kids and wood fired pizza is unique and fun.

Good food, good service, but it is damn near 90 degrees inside. it's ridiculous. I want to eat my…read morepizza without breaking a sweat. its honestly nasty to have the workers sweating and serving food at the same time. fix the ac!!!!

Great hole in the wall type place. We got an appetizer of the Mozzarella Sticks and wow they were…read moreso good, super stringy cheese I almost choked. Got a salad to start and I was kind of disappointed, lettuce wasn't super fresh and it was very watery. For the main dish I got the baked tortellini, very good although I thought there could have been a little bit more sauce. Service was top notch! Will come back as our family loves coming here.

Review Visit: December 29th, 2015…read more Palanza's was Plainza's. Palanza's seems to be well-regarded among people I know from the Washington area. With that in mind, I went with a group of friends to try it out one evening. We came. We ate. We left reeking of grease. That just about sums up my experience there. We showed up for dinner and tried a variety of things. We all ordered something different and shared some appetizers. What we all picked off the menu was lost to time. But I do remember chomping down my food and having to tell my mouth that there was indeed some food being consumed since there wasn't much flavor in my sandwich. I can't speak for my friends and I know asking them about their experience today would lead to a lot of "I don't remember"s. So, I am going to chalk it up to maybe having an off day there, either on my behalf or the chefs behalf. Either way, I won't forget the stench of my coat after we left. As soon as we got in my car to leave (it was just Tim and I in my car), I could instantly smell the reek of grease on my coat. It was fairly strong and made me gag a bit as I was taking Tim home. Once I got home, I instantly put my coat in the hamper for immediate cleaning. It's amazing that I don't remember what sandwich I ordered but the heavy grease smell on my coat is a memory that is clear as day. Second chances are something I believe in. I am willing to give Palanza's another go should the opportunity arise.

Went here for Trivia, unfortunately, the person running the Trivia was almost a half hour late…read morestarting. There was a group at the bar that was being so loud. You couldn't even hear the person reading the questions speaking. I realize, that a bar can't control what patrons do. The bartender was very accommodating, and the food was excellent! I would not return for Trivia here. I would return for the food and the service and attention from the bartender! She was outstanding!

A fantastic place!! Stopped for lunch the week their kitchen opened and had quite possibly the…read morebest smashburger. Mark is such a genuine guy and really put love into upgrading this classic biker bar. Definitely stop in for some good grub or a five star martini!

Best pizza in town, service is polite and appreciative,also love supporting good family businessread more

There really is no place to get good Chicago style pizza in Peoria, except here. Their Chicago…read morestyle pizza is excellent! The sauce and crust is very good and it's stuffed in the real Chicago style not like the sad style other places use. This pizza is great and the proprietors remind you of real neighborhood residents. Eph' the rest! Try this place at leat once! You'll love it!