Wow - the brisket sandwich was awesome! We also had a baked potato loaded with pulled pork and…read moremac-n-cheese with brisket - also very good. Everything on the menu looked great. Service was prompt and friendly. Fun decorations around the restaurant. We sat inside but also some outside seating. And easy to walk around nearby and see some of the BIG attractions. Easy to get off and back on the interstate - definitely worth it.

Great food! Fun atmosphere. Friendly staff! Stop in on Sunday after church for some fried chicken!!…read moreAnd the smoked meatballs are always the best! Be ready for the crowd but definitely worth it!!!! So yummy.

This was our first visit to Richard's Farm Restaurant. But for us it will be a one and done. The…read morerestaurant smelt musty and old because it is filled with antiques. And the old carpet just holds that smell. The restaurant was on the expensive side. The lunch specials started at $14.50. The cheapest sandwich was $15.99 and comes with one side. They offered a salad bar for $16.99 The hot bar was $18.79. Kids meals were all $9.99. I went with the hot bar because it had fried chicken on it. There were 4 different soups to choose from and all of the normal salad bar items. The pickled beets were really good. The skin of the fried chicken was soft from being in the steam table. Nothing crunchy left. Our waitress was very friendly and checked on a few times. Lunch for 3 adults and a kid was $70 plus tip.

The restaurant it self is just fun to take in. We visited family over the holidays and met some…read morefriends for dinner. So I had the salmon. It was cooked to perfection! Flaky with buttery caper sauce was rich and creamy over a bed of rice. My side was the salad bar which can hold its own as a meal all by itself. My husband ordered their famous 1lb pork chop. The mash was creamy and the Caesar salad side were good. Credit where credit is due.... The chop was cooked to temp however with the size and even with the red sauce it's basted with, my husband reported it a bit dry but he definitely enjoyed the process of eating it. The service as fine and we enjoyed the experience. We will definitely return next time we travel that way and try more on the menu

This is a great little café in the middle of town. I went on a recent Saturday morning and it's…read morefull of character and is a great breakfast that's an even better deal. I had the breakfast shoe, which is two biscuits covered in hash browns, sausage gravy and two eggs on top. Each item was cooked perfectly-biscuits weren't overcooked, hash browns were browned appropriately and the eggs were cooked as ordered. The gravy was the highlight-some of the best gravy I've had in a long time. Friendly service and it's not far off of I-70 between St Louis and Indianapolis, so if you want to pull of for a great comfort food experience for breakfast or lunch, this is your place.

Stopped here on our across country road trip. The homemade biscuits with their breakfast sandwiches…read morewere beyond incredible. Flaky, buttery and delicious. Most importantly their pie was pure homemade goodness. Do yourself a favor and have everyone at the table get a different slice and better yet, bring an entire pie home with you!!! Highly recommend and wish it was in my neighborhood to frequent daily. Worth the 3 mile drive off the highway! Plenty of parking for larger vehicles such as a uhaul.

It's been awhile since I've been out to anywhere new or worth reviewing…read more Service bar staff and cooks are way above average 5 stars Now got 1/3 pound cheese burger and fries portion was ok on fries burger was fresh and good. Later I had chili cheese fries and it was above average solid 41/2stars

Stopped in for a beer. It's a smoking establishment and it was pretty nasty in there. I'm just…read morenot used to it anymore. If they ever go smoke free, I would try it again.

I have been DYING to visit this place for years ! I am, after all, an ice cream fanatic ! The…read morelocation is definitely random - not what I expected on my hour and a half drive. The building looks super out of place in this small town. You go inside and you are instantly transported to a cute, roadside diner. The way you order gives it an old ice cream shoppe vibe. The decor is cute - a lot of ice cream signs ! I would say the prices are sort of high. I spent over $20 for a shake, a footlong hot dog, and fried mushrooms. Though pricey, it was all wonderfully delicious and worth it ! I had to get the shake of the month - because I wanted the trip to be extra special. From their Facebook post: "TAKE THE TRACTOR ANOTHER ROUND SHAKE OF THE MONTH (Only available September) Hot Fudge Shake with Chips Ahoy around the rim. Topped with a Bites and Blessings Barn Sugar Cookie, Rock Candy Lollipop, Green Tractor and Whipped Cream. 28oz. Shake in a SOUVENIR MUG"

Overall, this was everything I wanted/ expected. Food quality is comparable to DQ, what more would…read moreyou expect? Shakes are super fun, loaded with extras, and definitely make this a "destination ". The amount of soft serve flavors is astounding!! We want to keep coming back just to try more of those.

The ambiance is perfect, the food was huge in portions we had the fried green tomatoes and the…read morehummus board was amazing. our waitress/Victoria was the nicest, attentive amazing waitress . worth every penny! we are from the Midwest, and was a perfect dinner.

Amazing spot! Love the interior. We stopped in for dinner last week and so happy we did. The inside…read moreis gorgeous and the service was outstanding. Aja was out waitress and explained that Firefly is farm to table. We tried their spicy pineapple vodka drink and it was stellar, had two. For entrees, we both had the wrapped filet. Cooked to perfection. We also split the brussel sprouts and they were amazing. Lastly we had the brownie with ice cream and it was decadent and delicious. Everything was a 10/10. Highly recommend!

Considering we live in Ohio, we visit this Dairy Queen every year on one of our annual trips cross…read morecountry to Denver. THe DQ is easily accessed from I-70 and is in the quaint town of Casey, IL which is home of a collection of the "WORLD'S LARGEST STUFF" (pencil, mailbox, rocking chasir, golf-tee, wooden shoe and more). If you have time - be sure to drive through downtown Casey and see some of the World's Largest stuff. As for the DQ - servcie is always prompt and the staff is always friendly and pleasant. And the restaurant is always clean.

We haven't been to a Dairy Queen in years, but found ourselves looking for a quick eat in place…read morewhen we arrived late to town this weekend. The food tasted good and it was served hot. The place was clean and the staff didn't rush us out. Definitely a positive fast food experience.

One of the most unusual B & B's you'll ever stay at. A complete Soda Fountain from the 30's has…read morebeen completely restored. The whole place is filled with memorabilia from when the store operated. Brenda and Wayne are the most gracious Hostess and Host you'll ever meet. Wayne has stories that never ended about the history of the fountain and the town.

Greenup is a small town in the heart of agricultural Illinois, and near where many of my wife's…read morerelatives lived, where her parents grew up. We've visited the area a few times since moving to central Illinois a few years ago, and we always make a point of having a meal at the Candy Kitchen. This place continues the Illinois (at least) tradition of locally owned establishments that specialized in making and serving ice cream and candy. Although I can't figure out why I haven't tried their candy, I have tried their ice cream and their (less sweet) food. On our latest trip, with a pile of relatives, we all stopped at this place, that my in-laws used to call "The Greek's". Since the time my in-laws were growing up, decades ago, the place has changed hands (at least once), but you can tell that the current owners care about quality and service. When we arrived, the place was hopping, but with only one server in evidence we were concerned about how long we'd be there. Within a few minutes, though, there were servers everywhere. Seems that when it was seen how busy the place was, everyone was called in to help. On this latest trip, I had a really good patty melt. My wife had a (huge) pork tenderloin sandwich. We all shared around pretty much all of the various fried stuff, including mushrooms, onion rings, and green beans (!!!). My wife swears by the black walnut ice cream, but I prefer some of their other flavors. They're all made there, and all a lot better than you'll find at the typical ice cream shop or supermarket carton. I'm sure we'll be back to the area and I'm sure we'll be back to Candy Kitchen. If I'm a good boy, maybe I'll get to have some candy next time!