3.5 Stars rounded up to 4.0…read more A very unique dining experience in that this is in what was once a Methodist Church that was built in 1909. There are large stained glass windows and a beautiful interior with high ceilings. The employees are all friendly and polite. The menu is constructed in 3 categories of: "Tier 1" (main entree) "Tier 2" (sides) "Tier 3" (desserts) You order what you want from each Tier for a set price of $23.50. When the server brings your order out to the table it's arranged on a tower holding 3 plates with Tier 1 being the bottom one, Tier 2 the middle one, and finally Tier 3 (your dessert) the top one. It's rather impressive I admit. I chose The Rubie Panini for my Tier 1 choice. It's corned beef, swiss & havarti cheeses with apple & red cabbage sauerkraut & a creamy house-made horseradish-roasted red pepper dressing on light rye bread. It was delicious with just right amount of horseradish to give it a nice bite! For my Tier 2, I chose the Herb Infused Tomato Bisque Soup (GF). It's a savory infusion of tomatoes & aromatic herbs blended to velvety smooth, finished with a dollop of herbed cream cheese and accompanied by a cheesy crostini on the side. Although I found this tasty it was not hot - only mildly warm which was disappointing. For my Tier 3, I chose the Black Forest Pavlova (GF). It's baked meringue with dark chocolate pot de crème and brandied cherry sauce. It was quite sweet and delicious!! To drink I ordered coffee, black (tyvm). It was hot and very good and served in a very nice china cup. Sadly our server didn't come back around to check on our drinks so 3 out of our party of 4 never received a coffee refill until we had finished our first 2 Tiers and was well into our desserts. When she did finally come back with the coffee pot it only had about a quarter of coffee left in it. I ended up with only about a third of a cup (from the bottom of the pot). She said she would come right back with a fresh pot but by the time she did, everyone was finished with their dessert. A good experience with just some minor things that kept it from being a 5 star review. Hours are 11am - 2pm Tuesdays through Saturdays, closed on Sundays and Mondays. Reservations are suggested.

I would say definitely check this place out if you want a cute brunch experience! Being in an old…read morechurch building with beautiful high ceilings and stained glass windows, you couldn't ask for a prettier building. The server was very friendly and the food was well-priced, but I had to knock off a star for a few things. First of all, of the four desserts on the menu, two were sold out and the dining room was only half full at lunch, so, I'm not sure what happened there. Secondly, for a tearoom, the tea was just standard teabags in normal flavors. I guess I would've liked a little variety there. Third, the food was just fine. I ordered a sandwich which was just a BLT with pepper mayo, I think, but it wasn't that exciting. The potatoes were good for a side, though! Anyway, like I said, the atmosphere was my favorite part!

Came here for lunch and dinner during a short stay. Food was…read moregreat and customer service good. During lunch the restaurant was busy, but my food was ready within 15min. During dinner hours, the restaurant was empty and my food came out quick.

I love their food! You will not find better Indian food with this quality at this price anywhere in…read moretown. I've had the chicken curry and several other items on the menu and it's so good. It'll you have not tried it, you are simply missing out. So, so good!

Any time I am in the Downtown Bloomington area, I make a point to stop at Gene's Dairy Delight…read more Its a 50+ year landmark business in the Bloomington area, not just for amazing soft serve custard but for friendly fast service. You can walk up or hit the drive thru but always the same great service and wonderful soft serve. They have an extensive menu with something for everyone in your group! I especially recommend the strawberry lemon twist soft serve. Delicious and refreshing on a hot summer day. Highly recommend this business for yummy treats in the heart of Bloomington! Cash only so hit the ATM before you stop by and tell them Kate sent you!

We did not realize they did not serve frozen custard. Their dairy delight just does not compare to…read moreTed Drewes or Andy's frozen custard.

Fun place for trivia with the work team. Loved all the beaver themed art, photos, logos, and merch…read more I didn't dine however there were no complaints from the group. One member took home some brewery specialties beers to go. Fun time at a cute spot!

The vibe is welcoming the moment you walk in, and the space is very clean with fun beaver art…read moreeverywhere you look. It gives the place a light and playful feel without being over the top. For food, we had two vegan options to choose from. I went with the vegan steak with vegan mozzarella and a side salad. It was flavorful and satisfying, and I appreciated having a good plant based option at a brewery. My husband ordered the smash burger and really enjoyed it. Our server was knowledgeable and efficient, which made the whole visit even better. Overall, a fun stop with great service and good food, and I would be happy to come back.

LOVE their sugar cookies! We brought some to visit out-of-state family for Christmas and they were…read morea hit! We just tried the new Paint Your Own cookies- so fun with our toddler & they actaully taste amazing too! I'd never seen anything like it before! We'll definitely be ordering some for my son's 1st birthday party!

Well stocked up store with a large variety. Some parts of the stores look a little shabby but…read moreoverall it was well kept They also had snacks up front. I haven't tried them yet. Overall seems like a good place to shop for Indian grocery with options for fresh vegetables, frozen stuff and dry grocery. They had many other household items. I did not look hard enough because I did not need anything.

There are many grocery stores in Bloomington, IL, but none that has so many different ethnic…read moredelights. I was surprised to see so many things such as frozen naans, paratha, gyoza, dumplings and many other regions. I brought a bag of jasmine rice and some frozen prepared curry's. (They have so many varieties), loaded up on fresh veggies and of course can't forget the frozen packaged paratha's (potato). The prices are really reasonable and so far one of my favorite places to shop. They have a large parking lot which I like.

Only getting frozen food options in this fantastic brewery with so much to like and enjoy is…read moreawkward, this place is desperate for food to match the excellent draft selection, lovely views, and enjoyable outdoor dining area. Us three liked the guava Seltzer, black, and oatmeal beers. There is smart variety and helpful staff to take care of all the adult sips. Noticed kids were allowed inside, golf course curved around the property, and really only the far east location and not opened on Sundays inhibits the more frequent visits.

Breweries in college towns are good alternatives to the swill in the local bars. If you're in…read moreBloomington and want better, go here. Casper is a pretty small brewery way out by the regional airport, so it takes time to get to. For a small brewery it has quite a lot to choose from. There's no food menu but you can bring in some from outside. Actually the place is bigger than it looks to be honest. It has quite a lot of room inside for seating and is good for parties. This is attached to another building and there's a pretty long hall to get into the actual brewery, and there's a Mexican restaurant right next to this too. As for the beer, it was good. It's about $5 a pint. That's a pretty good price for a craft brewery like this. I had the Citrus Wheat, which is a wheat ale. We also tried a Schwarzbier. Good German style of beers. They have fuller and lighter. Has no food except potato chips. It's also next to the golf center so it's a good place to come for an event or some kind of gathering. They also sometimes have food trucks.

Hearts break harder When surrounded holly of hope…read moreshattered. When everybody else's Christmas tree lights up the window And yours catches on fire only to burn this whole goddamn house to the ground." I wrote that the 26th of December 2020. I'm far from home and brokenhearted, and when I went through the drive through, the barista man was so kind. It was as though he knew. He gave me my drink and food for free. I almost broke down in tears right there. Had to pull into a parking spot just to cry. Your kindness is what I needed in 2020. You never know what a stranger is going through. This starbucks should be given an award.

Very old building and by it looks it probably turns a lot of people away not nice like most…read morelocations and I believe it was drive thru because it looked very dark inside

I am allergic to dairy and ordered a dairy free dilly bar through the drive-through and got a…read morereduced sugar dilly bar. I ate half of it and thought it tasted weird and saw it had dairy. I went inside and stood at the counter and multiple employees just walked right past me and didn't say anything to me just looked at me and walked away. I finally got to talk to an employee and he just said "sorry" and I had to ask for a new one he only said sorry. I am disappointed I got given food I'm allergic too when I asked for that was dairy free.

Very disappointed in the location! On numerous occasions I have asked and paid for additional…read moretoppings on my ice cream. Time and time again they give me a blizzard with plain vanilla ice cream! These employees are clueless!