A Peoria native referred us to this breakfast restaurant so of course we had to try. There was a 15…read moreminute wait for a table. The hostess added my phone number to the list and we were seated after receiving a text. I ordered the On the Border skillet over seasoned potatoes, scrambled eggs and a side of pancakes. My meal was seasoned well and the salsa added a fresh element to the skillet. My husband ordered the Denver omelette with potatoes and pancakes. He's a harsh pancake critic but he gave these a great rating and I agree! Our food came very fast after ordering. I love that the establishment is on the smaller side; It gave a cozy, down home feel.

Not welcoming of a customer with a Service Dog. Offered to seat me outside in the hot sun no shade…read more I was fine with a table next to the kitchen door away from other customers. I was not alright with the service and timing. Ordered Coffee ($3.60) and classic eggs Benedict. My food was delivered and had to ask again for my coffee. Ham on Benny was "country salty ham" not Canadian bacon style. Yuk. I won't be dining here again.

Very good people working and good food with great selection. Clean and nice area. Easy parkingread more

I feel like if you want general American breakfast food, this is a solid place to go with fair…read moreprices. I got a salad with beets and sweet potatoes, although they forgot the sweet potatoes and brought me some after I pointed it out. I don't think you need to go out of your way but they do have a bunch of breakfast items you could get and it's a diner vibeish.

My first time here. The menu was comprehensive and featured so many visually tempting options that…read moreI finally just asked our waitress Quincy to suggest something. She recommended the Cuban Pulled Pork Sandwich. My sandwich was huge and contained a large portion of pulled pork meat. It was delicious and the homemade chipotle bbq mayo made it all the more satisfying with its rich smoky flavor! The Cuban-style black beans were right out of Miami! Very nicely prepared and included green peas, carrots, corn, and bell peppers, as well. My dining companion, for her part, ordered the Falafel platter, with a side order of gyro meat. The falafel (a dozen), were fresh, tasty, and just the right consistency. These were served with lettuce, onions, tomatoes, pita, and hummus. The side order of gyro meat featured a generous portion of decadently succulent lamb shavings and included two portions of homemade tzatziki sauce. Everything we ate was prepared to perfection and could easily compete with exceptional restaurants in Chicago! Yes, the food at One World is that good. As for the service, our waitress Quincy was friendly and professional. As for the ambiance and decor--we arrived ahead of the lunch crowd, so it was pretty quiet. The decor, however, is nicely done. The premises were clean and well maintained. Ditto the restrooms. The restaurant is actually huge. There are multiple dining areas and in the summer there is an outside patio behind the restaurant, as well. As for pricing and affordability--quality costs, and the food here is definitely a cut above. That being said, the owners have priced the entrees quite reasonably considering the generous portion-size and quality of the food. My overall opinion? If you want a dining experience worthy of comparison to the best Chicagoland has to offer, but don't want to make the long drive--or pay twice as much--then I highly recommend this little gem of a locally-owned restaurant in Peoria!

Very good spot in Peoria!!! The menu here is expansive and there is something for everyone. They…read morealso have a huge selection of lattes and drinks. I got the thai chicken pizza and it was SO good. The hot honey was a little sweeter than I expected, however the jalepeno balanced it well. The hummus also was hands down one of the best I have ever had. Still thinking about it. The only reason I didn't give this place 5 stars was the service. Everything was fine until it came to pay. I don't know if our server disappeared or something but we waited 30-45 minutes to get our check which was semi-frustrating. Anyways, 10/10 food. Very unique. Very different. I recommend!!!

I hadn't been to Le Peep in probably a decade, but I'm so glad we visited again. The hosting,…read moreserving, & management were all so welcoming and friendly. The food was all delicious. I got a skillet, my husband ate, an egg sandwich, and our daughter was so happy with the kids Churro French Toast sticks that she did a happy dance after the first bite! Decor is just as I remember but not outdated. An overall wonderful experience!

Le Peep is awesome! The attention to detail in the food presentation and the service is top notch!…read more Breakfast there is my only meal of the day. Hash browns are crispy yumminess and their sausages are so satisfying. I love the lemon blueberry pancakes when they are the flavor of the day. Go!

This is one of my favorite restaurants. I came for dessert and stayed for lunch. I had the chicken…read morefried steak, with potatoes and gravy. Which was delicious. My meal came with a dessert and I had the french silk pie. My tip is to order your dessert with your meal.

The best food ever, and you have to save space for dessert, is a must. The service is amazing, the…read moreplace is clean, and it's a perfect stop for a family meal. Did I mention you don't forget their pies?

It is a shame the cafe is overall rated at a 4.1. Not my experience. 5 star all the way…read more It's not fancy but is very Clean. Amazing service they even come by and ask if everything is right. Hmm. Great product coming out of that kitchen. Bravo Buttermilk Cafe Bravo.

Buttermilk Café has terrific food and warm hometown service which is always welcome! Most of the…read moretime I call and order various breakfasts and 20 to 30 minutes later some of the best breakfast foods that's ever come out of Germantown Hills is ready for pick up! If you haven't found this tiny restaurant, I suggest you look them up on the Internet and give them a try! They won't disappoint!

Review Visit: October 28th, 2014…read more If you are a diner aficionado, do not confuse yourself. Yes, there is two diners in Illinois that have nearly the same name. This one is THE 50's Diner located in Peoria, IL and the other is THAT 50's Diner in Dwight, IL. The similarities do not end there. They are both themed from the 1950s. They have a big love of Elvis and other 1950's stuff decorating the diner. That's about where it ends. Matt, Tim, and I rolled up on a sunny autumn afternoon for some nostalgic trip. Not that we were alive in the 50's but it is always fun to visit a place themed after a time period one isn't alive for. I am still waiting for someone to open a Cafe 80's modeled after the one from Back to the Future II. This diner was screaming 50's from the moment we walked in. Black and white color scheme for the seating. 50's decor and memorabilia lining the walls and counters. A menu that screams styling from the time. But none of that matters in the end. It's the food. The menu emhpasizes the Loosey Sammich and that is just what I ordered. While looking over the menu, I did notice they served curly fries, which seems like a rarity outside of Hardee's/Carl Jrs. The diner wasn't busy so our server was timely and our food was delivered after a short while. The food was served in those plastic baskets with wax paper (but sometimes served on plates). To me, I enjoy food being delivered in those things. Why, only foggy childhood memories can explain. The food was dropped in front of us and the Loosey sandwich was... not appealing. I'm not sure what I was expecting but it if you've read enough of these blog posts, you know I save my judgment for how it tastes, not how it looks. Chomp. Chomp. A few bites in and my mouth ran in to dryness without flavor to cover it up. The sandwich was somehow disappointing despite being their signature sandwich. I am going to guess that the meat was sitting in a warmer and dried out. Ah, what a bummer. The fries were good, at least. I've been back a few times with my friend Maria for random breakfasts and lunches and the food from those visits mirrored my first experience here. Bland. Not to say the food is awful or should be avoided, but don't expect anything to make you crave coming back time and time again. But, on the other hand, maybe you'll love the place. Don't let me bland experience deter you from checking it out. Maybe my taste buds are compatible with the 50's. Ah, but this isnt the end of this blog. Nope, one little thing left to talk about. There is a store that takes up the right side of The 50's Diner. Yes, you heard it here. A store. I've browsed the merchandise for sale and I am not sure if this store is a consignment-based or what. The assortment of items is rather eclectic. There's novelty candy, jewelry, random clothes, and other odds and ends. It kind of makes visiting here exciting because you just never know what they will have on sale.

Cute little diner. Good size portions. Large and think pancakes. Ordered the Mega skillet.read more

Not a ton of food choices in Metamora, stopped in while in town for business. It doesn't look like…read moremuch and is easy to miss, tucked in behind some kind of trucking company. When I showed up for lunch at noon, there was one car in the parking lot. Wasn't sure what to expect, but I was pleasantly surprised. Very nice decor and clean on the inside, with a good menu and friendly service. The ham and cheese omelet I ordered was plenty big, and the hash browns were cooked right. Definitely worth a stop if you're in Metamora for a meal.

Delicious well cooked breakfast with large portions. Corned beef is the real deal. Biscuits are…read morehuge.

Hallie was an awesome waitstaff!…read more The sweet potato fries were the best I have had in my entire life! I had the brickhouse burger and my buddy got the tenderloin- both delicious. Can't wait to return....

I may be biased because this is not the type of food that I normally would gravitate towards, but…read moreour party wanted to go here. I ordered the grilled chicken sandwich, and it was decent. The burnt ends were the highlight of the meal. The service was friendly, but I personally wouldn't rush back.

Eggs fried medium were very good. The bacon was very small and broken apart. I don't even know how…read moremany pieces there were because it was all broken into pieces. Wheat toast was just ok. Probably just cheap grocery store bread. Hashed browns were terrible. Cold and absolutely no flavor. Too bad. I used to really like Childers.

There were two tables of customers. Seven people total. I stood waiting to be seated for five…read moreminutes before I finally left.