We showed up at 1 pm on a Saturday. Google said it was open. It definitely was not. Unfortunately…read moreit seems like there is no where else to eat here.

Great basic drive-in food. Friendly service. Priced fairly. The cat fish was very tastyread more

store is a great place to eat and shop they have a lot of different foods .And wines . And is…read morealways clean . And are so friendly to everyone. Im so glad we have this in our town we needed it .

Great dining experience! My wife had the ribeye, I had the pork chops! Both prepared perfectly…read more Salad, sides, and dessert, all delicious. Highly recommend.

Great food and great service. We tried almost all the starters, they were delicious and so was the…read moremain course. Most highly recommended. The only drawback was to drive from Champaign to Tuscola, but it is worth it. We will definitely go again.

This is the cutest little small town coffee shop to study, talk, etc. Very family friendly and…read morecozy. Coffee is great!

The doughnut I got was amazing! The coffee was yummy, and the decorations and space is super cute!read more

It sucks don't do it there are better options out there we got food poisoning from them sick all…read moreweekend

Great place, I've never been to one like this. They have checkers, corn hole, and even sidewalk…read morechalk. The son cones themselves are pretty good, I would recommend.

It is fine, service was fine, food was ok. Priced right. Good desert but small. I would go again…read more Good family place, prob a good place for parties.

Pizzas were kept fresh on the buffet and the salad bar was very good but limited. Service was…read moreoutstanding as they were always taking away used dishes and refilling drinks.

When I booked a hotel in lil ol Paris, Illinois I was not hopeful their would be a brewery. Lo and…read morebehold I am happy that there is! Lot 50 is brewery #306 for me. Lot 50 has tables out front as well as a big space inside with a large concrete bar. I don't know what it is I like about concrete bars, but I like 'em. It wasn't very busy at 4:15 on Friday with just two couples sitting out front. I was the only one at the bar. As I was sitting at the bar I noticed there was a YUGE outdoor area off to the side. Lights and all it would be a great spot for a concert when the weather is good. Batch 59 DIPA was really nice! I may be getting inured hops but this one was really smooth. Great flavor all the way through. I think even SWPFTD would enjoy this one. Clurichaun red ale was next. I immediately wondered about the name but right there on the paper menu it said, "Named after the leprechauns drunken, mischievous cousin". I thought leprechauns were mischievous to begin with and being Irish I just assumed they were drunken! Don't get your panties in a wad and all offended, my wife is Irish and I'm Scottish. Besides, the Irish can take a joke! Anyway, this was a very good malty red ale. Stagecoach coffee blonde just didn't work for me. It's probably partially due to my favorite coffee blonde was at a brewery in my former hometown that we frequented weekly for years. You can taste nostalgia sometimes. Shoutout to Sons of Liberty Aleworks! We miss you! Anyway, this was not a bad beer at all, just not quite what I wanted. YMMV of course. The Honeybee brown ale looked more like an amber ale by color. Even by flavor I could have mistaken this for a festbier. That said I truly did enjoy it. I would order another for sure. Last beer for me...notice I said last "beer". Last beer for me was the Frosted Court St stout. A collaboration with "Frosted by Maddie". I don't know for sure what that means but I'm guessing a bakery since it mentions a stout crossed with red velvet cake. This was pretty darn good. I can't say I got the red velvet cake flavor out of it but it was a good beer. As I was hanging out at the bar, you know, doing that drinking and Yelping thing I do, I noticed they had two meads that were brewed in house as well. Sold! The Twisty Foo Orange Creamsicle mead was very tasty. I wouldn't have pegged it as "orange dreamsicle" without a hint but that might be me. Last was the Cosmic Fudge Plum Brownie mead. What do you classify that as? A melomel I guess since it has plum in it. I don't know what you call mead that is brownie flavored. If I had ever smelled and tasted a plum fudge brownie, this is EXACTLY WHAT IT WOULD TASTE LIKE. That is...if it were a mead. The flavors were legit but I didn't love the mead. I like the Twisted Foo better myself. If you are in the area, stop in a Lot 50. I enjoyed it! If anyone is a glutton for punishment, please, follow my brewery, and distillery, reviews from across the U.S. and beyond! https://www.yelp.com/collection/-8iscFkpiiCI563-FDfwGg and if anyone is wondering who SWPFTD is you will have to check out my review of Black Market Brewing Co in Temecula, CA to understand. Yes, you will need to read into it a little to get the joke but I have confidence in you! I hope my confidence is not misplaced.

I almost couldn't believe Paris has a brewery. Their beer selection is a wide variety. Their…read moreSchwarzbier and New England IPA are their best beers. Really cool bartender, dug the vibe. This place has the space and entertainment for a nice busy weekend time.

EXCELLENT! I wish this wasn't so hidden or I think it would have more business. The ice cream was…read morephenomenal. It was so creamy and good. The atmosphere was cute and they had games on every table. The ice cream had the ingredients crushed up into it. So good! There was no texture in the ice cream. Just taste. The texture was only on top. I would highly recommend the butter pecan ice cream. I don't like chocolate but we also had someone get the Oreo and they loved it as well. The people working were very helpful !