On this, I agree.
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Best/Worst restaurant experience in Peoria area
- Thread starter tornado
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On this, I agree.
Speaking of low tax bracket- has anyone tried Kuchie's on the river in Creve Coeur? It is pretty good food, and a nice view from their deck!
http://www.kuchies.com/
http://www.kuchies.com/
Isn't that what used to be Captain Ron's? And who besides a 13 year old boy names a bar Kuchie's?
"It's better down where it's wetter."
sam hannam
Member
Coach - I like Kuchie's a lot but the road to there could sure use some work.
Skut Farcus
New member
Hobrau, Donnely's, Kenny's West Side Pub, Richard's just to name a few.
Love The Hofbrau.
Not holding a grudge on Steak and Shake are you
....If you are going going to back in time....I liked Nino's Steak Roundup in the late 70's
Not holding a grudge on Steak and Shake are you
If you are going going to back in time....I liked Nino's Steak Roundup in the late 70's
Used to go to Nino's and then to the movie theater next door.
Bradleyfan1
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You guys talking bout the 70's really helps me feel young being born in 83.... thanks! Whats every ones feelings about MR G's...... Im hungry lol
Future Walk-On
New member
used to eat there when at BU then it closed ...but did it reopen?
Mr. G's closed in November, 2011 due to the bad economy. Then the owner of One World Cafe bought the restaurant, remodeled, and reopened last summer-
http://www.pjstar.com/news/x1488478100/Hot-dog-lovers-rejoice-Mr-Gs-is-coming-back-to-West-Main
http://peoriahistoricalsociety.blogspot.com/2012/07/mr-gs-remodeling-under-way.html
Skut Farcus
New member
Just goes to show, there are plenty of good places to eat in Peoria that aren't chains but easy on the wallet.
That gift certificate might pay for a small coke nowadays.
Canton BU fan
Member
I like Johnny's Italian Steakhouse which is moving to East Peoria.
Great choices. I developed a whole new appreciation for Italian dishes because of Basta's. I also can't believe nobody mentioned Kelleher's downtown.
I don't mind the chain restaurants if you are looking for something fast before a game, but unless you have a bunch of little kids to drag along like Tornado, I prefer a nicer restaurant. Unfortunately, Peoria doesn't have too many really nice restaurants, and the better ones don't seem to last long. It is worth going to Chicago to try some of the fantastic restaurants there.
By the way- Johnny's Italian Steakhouse, one of my favorites, will reopen in East Peoria, next to the new Holiday Inn on September 10, 2013. Just in time for the basketball season!-
http://johnnysitaliansteakhouse.com/peoria/
http://johnnysitaliansteakhouse.com/east-peoria/
