Here for a good outing! Tried their stuffed pizza and it was good. Great service even when they are…read morebusy.

I'd been wanting to try this place out ever since my mom had told me she used to work here while…read moregoing to college. Well, our opportunity came this weekend as finished doing the Scenic Drive. Our servers were both very nice, but it was odd that we had two people waiting on us and that they were the only two servers on a busy Saturday night. We ordered salads and pizza for our dinner. I would think that normally the salads should come out pretty quickly, but we waited quite awhile. Once they did come out, the waitress also took my glass for a refill. While she was gone, we realized that she'd gotten the wrong salad dressing for my mom. We figured she'd be right back with my drink, but she wasn't. I noticed a large group came in and she was in the other room taking down their orders and darting around. I felt bad because I could tell she was busy, but we were hungry and thirsty so we went to the bar and made our corrections there. Some time after that, we got our pizza and it was only room temp. By then we were just tired of all the mishaps and ready to head back home. Also, there wasn't a sign or anything telling you to seat yourself or whatever, so we weren't really sure if we could. And there was a dead fly on the window sill next to me and another dead bug in the bathroom. Not too impressed by this place.

I went to have dinner on a Tuesday night with my young sister. The staff were all very friendly,…read moreand the service was fairly quick. The atmosphere was upscale, but lackluster. I felt out of place as a 22 year old with a kid sister. I suppose it works for the aging Peoria crowd. I ordered a vodka martini before the meal which was well made. The steak I ordered was cooked rare, just the way I asked. However, it seemed a little over seasoned. I had a glass of Syrah with the main meal which worked well. My sister ordered a seasoned chicken dish. Again, it tasted a little bit over seasoned. Both of our salads were well made with fresh greens and creamy dressings. For desert, we split a Crème brûlée. It surprised me that the dessert portion was tiny. The prices were reasonable considering it is a country club. As far as Peoria goes, dining at CCP is 4/5 stars. After living in Chicago for 3 years, this dining experience leaves something to be desired.

Unbelievable venue for a wedding! Their service, food and room quality is the best in the area. We…read morehave had over 5 weddings in Peoria with my family (all at different venues) and this was BY FAR the best location. We held our wedding on the front lawn and it turned out beautiful. If we could go back in time, we wouldn't have even visited the countless other venues in Peoria. This was an easy and perfect choice!

Fun small town festival that's also very affordable. You have to have a turkey sandwich (or two -…read morethey're only $4)! They also have bed races and a strawberry shortcake eating contest as well as a race and parade I believe it's usually held the second weekend in June.

Review Visit: May 10th, 2012…read more From the early days as a skating rink to a modern day bingo hall. Back in the day, this place used to be the hip place to go for roller skating. Now all those people are older and come here to play bingo. I'm not entirely sure that is true, but let's just pretend it is. Having lived in this area for a long time, I've drove by this place a million times but never had an inkling to visit until I started this travel list. Having only ever played bingo casually, walking in here was a new experience. One we were ill-prepared for. How? People take bingo serious. Us being young rapscallions, we were learning the ropes as the numbers were being called out. We were having fun while not knowing exactly what we were doing. Evidently, being too loud gets the whole crowd to glare at you. We were asked to quiet it down as people were getting bothered by us having fun. It took them a few times to shush us for us to finally calm down. Once we settled down, the glares went away... for the most part. The bingo hall employees were friendly and helpful in getting us set up and explaining the rules of each card style we got. We all bought blotters and I still have mine. It's probably dried up at this point. Near the end of the games, someone claimed BINGO! and won some money. They give everyone time to respond to a bingo before they award the prize. My friend was also new to this and didn't know the rules fully and missed out on winning over $200 because of it. You could see the loss and disappointment in his face. It was an expensive lesson he and we all learned. I think in total I spent maybe $20 to play bingo. There were multiple styles to play. I don't recall which versions I played but I do remember all of us were furiously trying to keep up as they called out numbers. The tablet things we got were nice to use at it kept track for us. I've been wanting to try bingo again, whether it be this location or the bingo hall in Peoria. Hopefully I can convince my friend to go and he can make up for his loss here.

Good food. Fun time. Decent prices. They call the numbers too fast in my opinion, so I recommend…read morenot getting a lot of cards your first time.

My Uncle planned a memorial party for my Grandmother here. The staff was sweet, professional, you…read morenever had to go looking for a server. Food was nicely prepared and quite frankly beautifully displayed.

Fun place to eat - I've also been to a number of meetings and events here. Food is good. Their…read more"free wireless" is absolutely horrible, though. I wish someone would buy them a new wireless router so I can pick up a signal at the bar or in a conference room...I can't schedule any presentations or meetings here without it.

It's a very friendly quiet peaceful atmosphere. I always feel like a winner when I come here. Great…read morecustomer service and just an all-around great place to go to place slots and relax. If you like a relaxing atmosphere and a great place to play slots I suggest for everyone to come here.

I can't say much about the food because I've only had the pretzels with cheese, ice cream and soft…read moredrinks, but they were very good. I go for the arcade games which have degrees of difficulty. Some claws are set to a payout, so you have to hope that you are there when it is ready to pay out, others are set to skill, so I can win more often. I play quite a bit in the coin pushers, especially the Avengers. The prize area is nice and its prizes change almost weekly in my opinion. ALL of the staff is amazing! So helpful and nice. If there is a problem with a matching they are right there to fix it for you and have even given me extra swipes for the inconvenience. Tilted 10 has a nice layout with bowling mini golf and a small "bumper car" area near the back of the store. The restaurant is also located near the back of the store.

Terrible experience when I called in I was not told by Robert I have to over 25. Robert looks like…read morehe's 15 and weighs 300 and would probably say no to you having a birthday party because he doesn't like people having fun and he isn't loved. I drove 45 min and wasted gas because I was not informed. All out bad experience with the black people and Robert. Fuck you Robert you stupid fuck.

I went to the Peoria Speedway this past week. The website claims they have races every Saturday…read more"all day." Parking is free and I to the gate and a gentlemen with no shirt on took my ticket. It costs $12. I went in and there was a lot of rough people but including a fair amount talent including the jail bait variety. I liked it though. The track is pretty small and the cars spend all of their times making turns and running into each other.