Awesome food, great service, and clean restaurant. The wait seemed a little long but it was the…read morelunch rush so somewhat expected. Would definitely come again!

Used to come here when it was another name - but thank you Wildey"s for hitting it out of the…read moreballpark , Great pork tenderloin , Great county fried chicken , mashed potatoes made from potatoes - and Hats off on the apple pie and Boston chocolate cream pie Great service - neat, clean and homey . Well Done Wildey's - well done !

Superb local restaurant, great food, great service, very reasonable prices. The soups are always…read moretop notch, some of the best fried chicken and chicken strips around. The double breaded deep fried burger sounds a little crazy but it is another great specialty they offer. Breakfasts are great too. They have an app that you can use to pre-order and then drive up to the window to pick up if you'd rather take out. One of my favorite area restaurants.

My family and I stopped by Ziggie's on the way to Milwaukee. When we pulled up, the front of the…read morerestaurant looked shady, but deceiving when we went inside. The restaurant was very nice. Customer service was helpful. The food was good. And the bathrooms were clean. This restaurant is evidence that you can't judge a book by its cover.

Love this little restaurant in Dunlap. It opens at 6am, Tuesday through Friday, 7 am on Saturdays…read moreand Sundays, (closed on Mondays). We usually arrive at 6:01am with already 2-3 of the regulars already here. Besides having excellent food and service, the local customers bring interesting and informative stories about their daily operations and experiences which I love listening to. I usually get bacon and eggs, but today opted for their steak skillet because I had seen a customer order it a couple of weeks ago and thought it looked really good. Guess what? It was really, really GOOD! Service is provided by Jennie. She's the epitome of a perfect restaurant employee. She remembers people's orders, greets everyone coming in, constantly walks around with a coffee pot refilling customers cups, and is a happy person. If you're in the area be sure to check this place out, but they're only open until 2pm, so plan on a breakfast or lunch. You won't be disappointed.

This review is for my grandmother…read more The Mayflower used to be a nice place to go for breakfast in a small town, but over the years the prices have skyrocketed. Also the server is rude and doesn't attend to all guests.

Busy restaurant with good food, Route 66 pictures and memorabilia. I would stop back in the next…read moretime I am in Dwight.

Great food and kind , prompt service. A few miles off 55…read more Easy to get to. A nice family restaurant

We love Tonys Diner! Went for breakfast with my Bros last week. Tina was our waitress and made us…read morefeel very welcome. Our food came out quickly and was delicious with plentiful portions. Tina kept the coffees full and checked us often to make sure we didn't need anything. Great homemade food and terrific service as always at Tony's Diner! Definitely Recommend! Kate the Artist

If you're going on a Sunday, brace for a wait. Ample seating, but clearly the food is worth the…read morewait. The staff was welcoming, friendly, and fast. We got the country-fried steak and corned beef hash, both were delicious. The gravy on the steak was particularly good. Only downside was no half and half for the coffee. Only Coffeemate creamer.

Amazing food in this little town. Baked cod is amazing and so well seasoned! French dip w au…read morejuice is also soooo good. Can't go wrong with chicken strips either - very large and flavorful as well is the friend chicken. Anything you like. Oh also - the soups are homemade and delicious as well!!!

Went for breakfast while in town visiting family. It checks all the boxes for a small town family…read moreowned restaurant: good food, big portions, and friendly service. Corned beef skillet was home made and fantastic.

Delicious! I had the chicken pot pie, my husband had the grinder. Food was nice and hot, good…read moreflavor. The young lady who served us was so nice and helpful. Give them a try!

Pontiac, Illinois has quite a lot of Route 66 information. Museums, car museum and a quaint town…read moresquare. We walked from the car museum to Edinger's Filling Station for lunch. We couldn't have picked a better spot. We were seated immediately and notice the place was filled with mainly locals. Our server stopped by right away to take our drink order and ask us if we had any questions. She was so nice, so friendly, offered great recommendations and was fun to talk to. Mr. Bee ordered the Monte Cristo Wrap and I tried the house made veggie burger. The food came out quickly and was nice and hot. The Monte Cristo Wrap was really quite good and had a lot of nice flavors and was seasoned well. My veggie burger was different but delicious. It was also seasoned well and I managed to eat every last bite and thoroughly enjoyed it. I ordered a side of Fried Mac and Cheese and it too was very different than what you would expect. The mac and cheese is not shaped into balls, battered and fried. They take their mac and cheese and smash it down on the grill to cook it. So good. It had lots of crispy bits on it. The food was fresh and really well cooked. The place is like an old fashioned diner and friendly service with a smile. The atmosphere was fun, and everyone seemed friendly and were enjoying their meals. We were full, but when our server came by and said we have fresh made pies, Mr. Bee jumped on that bandwagon. We got a piece of coconut cream pie to go. We stopped in the park in the middle of the square where there are a few benches and picnic tables. We enjoyed our pie, it was scrumptious while enjoying the beautiful sunny day.

Food was good, hot and very plentiful. Service was ok. Cold day so the restaurant was SUPER cold…read morewhich really can't be helped. Will go again!!

I saw a photo of the taco salad and had to come here for the first time. I also needed the cheesy…read moretots and Texas sheet cake. The taco salad would've been much better with refried beans in my opinion. The lettuce chunks had to be cut up a lot. The cheesy tots were the best of the items we tried. The Texas sheet cake was very dry and gross in my opinion. My poor mother was given a very mushy peach cobbler, didn't look anything like the display desserts. She hardly touched it.

My son and I stopped in for a breakfast this morning after checking out my great grandfather's…read morehouse used to be located on South Vermillion street in Streator. This place is a classic gem straight from the archives of Americana! So warm and homey. My son ordered the All Meat omelet, and I had the Feta cheese and jalapeno omelet. Both were accompanied by toast of choice. Really yummy. The waitresses and staff were exactly what one would anticipate in a small home town establishment; efficient, friendly, and helpful. What a great way to start the day.

Was in town stopped in for lunch, notjing fancy to look at but it's clean and plenty of seating ,…read morewe had a couple cheeseburgers and they were very good, the staff was very friendly, would definitely stop in again

What a find, a bit of a drive off the interstate but well worth the drive. The breakfast was really…read moregood, hash browns were great the omelette's were amazing. Service was great also. Just what you would expect from a small local diner.

This is one of the best examples of a hidden gem as any I've ever seen. It's 10 minutes east of the…read moreclosest highways and an effort to get to, but well worth it. We were there for breakfast, and the food was fresh, prepared perfectly, and almost unbelievably reasonably priced. The service was friendly and prompt, and the owner seemed genuinely happy to have us there. The atmosphere was very comfortable and homey. This place is in the smallest and quaintest of farm towns, and it is very unassuming on the outside, but is well worth the time and distance to get there.