We love BG's, they're a great addition to a small town. We always try to support them when we can…read morebecause they deserve it! The owners and staff are great people, and hard workers. The restaurant is beautiful! The tables are done beautifully, I love the lighting and decor throughout, it gives upscale but homey vibes. The food is always fantastic and authentic, I was stuck on the BG burger for a while, and I don't even like burgers too much but that's a 10/10 burger! I got the steak sandwich, and it was very tender and delicious. The sweet potato fries were seasoned perfectly, and the dessert nachos are homemade and always a hit! That hillbilly bread is also amazing! The cheesiest bread ever BG's is a must for a destination or local dining!

I'm afraid I have to write an update. I don't want to leave a poor review. Not for a small business…read moreand not in my small-town area. But the woman owner/manager was AWFUL to me the last time I was in there. And I've heard she does that to folks. That my experience with her, though specific, isn't unusual. I'd been SO excited to meet her, but she thought I was making some political statement or Covid statement or something, because I was wearing a mask while having a drink and waiting for my to-go food. I was NOT making a political or Covid-statement. In fact, since I wear a mask, I'd purposely worn a goat-themed mask IN CASE I MET HER. Which I had hoped to do! But in any case, she didn't care why I was wearing it. Just went off on Covid, on vaccines, on what she does and doesn't do in terms of all kinds of things I hadn't asked about. And when I say "went off," I mean that in the middle of it, she turned to another customer and asked, "How much is she [me] going to take?" She knew what she was doing. Anyway, I got my food. I left crying. I cried all the way home. Usually, I just cry watching sappy TV/movies. The food was good. I'll never go back. It's not about the mask. I didn't bring it up, and I don't care what anyone thinks me wearing a mask. I don't comment on other people's appearances. There was no cause for her to comment on mine. Especially not for something smaller than a scarf that doesn't do anyone else any harm. No one needs to share their opinions or assumptions with me. Anyway, from 5 stars to something much two. And the two is for the quality of the food and Jim, I think, is his name. Whatever his opinions of me, he was kind, and the food was good. A real disappointment BG's turned out to be, though. I would have been there every week. Instead, I happily eat elsewhere.

My wife and I were wanting a new place to go out to eat and I listed all of the options in town. We…read morecouldn't reach an agreement and got into a huge fight. Long story short I'm here alone eating a burger. Good burger.

I don't have anything good or bad to say about this restaurant. It's just meh. The prices don't…read morematch the lackluster quality of the food.

Morrison's Irish Pub - Alton, IL…read more We finally stopped into Morrison's and it delivered that cozy, old-world Irish pub charm you want when you walk through those doors. I had the Irish cheese sandwich, Justin went with the corned beef -- and both were genuinely good. Comforting, hearty, and exactly what you hope for in a pub meal. Now... the kitchen was moving a bit slow this visit. Was it noticeable? Yes. Was it worth the wait? Also yes. Because Sam -- the female bartender -- absolutely made the experience. Fun, engaging, and the kind of personality that makes you feel like you're already a regular even if it's your first visit. That kind of service turns a "slow day" into a good memory. The menu is packed with authentic Irish favorites, and honestly, next time we're absolutely going to lean fully into the classics -- because this feels like a place that does traditional comfort food right. One small wish: I really wish they made their own chips. The bagged chips were a little lackluster and felt like a missed opportunity next to an otherwise hearty, made-with-care menu. Overall: a great spot that was likely just having an off day -- and still absolutely worth your time. Don't leave without ordering the pear cider. It is absolutely fabulous. Bright, crisp, lightly sweet, and dangerously drinkable. We'll be back -- and we're coming hungry.

This was my first time and let me tell you...it will not be my last! The food was phenomenal! The…read moreservice was perfect and the staff were amazing! The vibe had me wanting to book a trip to Ireland!

Our food and service here was fantastic. I think everyone left with a smile on their face…read more My mom loves the Brussel sprouts - she frequently raves about how they are the best around. The atmosphere is also relaxed inside.

I've been here often--lunch, appys, drinks and it seems that the food has never tasted the same at…read moreany given time. Outdoor service was slow and the interior (including restrooms) weren't up to par for a mid-range restaurant.

Very tiny place. food was good service great. Menu very limited. pork tenderloin sandwich is huge…read moreand awesome a must try. prepare to take 3/4 of it home in a box. Pizza was pretty good for tiny tiny midwest town.

Olde Town Pub has the best pizza and yummy specials in the weekends! The beer is cold and the wine…read moreslushies are fantastic!! The owners and staff and very friendly! Please try this place out!

One of the absolute BEST in the Metro East…read more Everything on the menu is delicious, the staff are always friendly & personable. You can come on in & have a seat wherever you'd like. Does it get any better than that?

I'm ok with food being average. I am a home cook after all, but Jesus on a cracker this food was…read morebland. I wanted a restaurant with variety on the menu. It had that. This is the second time I've been here and the food was just mid to bad. I think I can cook a burger better than this.

What a cute place place to grab some food, wine or cocktail, and listen to live music! My spouse…read moreand I went on a Friday night when Brandon Munie was performing, and we got great seats up under the raised pavilion, further away from the mosquitos and overlooking the lake. It was an incredibly hot evening, but I enjoyed a frozen peach sangria, which helped keep me cool. (The fans up there didn't work, so the frozen drink was almost a necessity.) My spouse and I split a flatbread pizza and a berry salad, too. The salad was fine--it needed a lot more nuts and a touch of salt. The flatbread, though, was REALLY delicious! The frozen sangria was great, too--sweet but not coyingly so. A friend I was with ordered one with a splash of red wine on top, making it a touch less sweet and more balanced, according to her. I'll try that next time. The winery closed earlier than I expected, but the musician was great. Copperdock was still a great place to spend an evening with friends or family. I recommend a visit!

We visited Sunday June 14th was seated immediately & told someone would be with us shortly . After…read more15 -20 minutes and many different waitresses walking by and ignoring us. They served other tables around us that had been seated after us and we were passed by at least 8 different times . After finally getting some service we told our waitress we were going to the tasting room to please hold our table we would be right back and she assured us it would be held for us. We even left all our personal belongings on table. Come back 10-15 minutes later and people were seated at our table and our stuff was missing (PISSED) We had to go find it . VERY POORLY MANAGED !! We have always enjoyed Copper Dock but will not be back any time soon.