Lost in Time is such a charming spot, and they really impressed me with how accommodating and…read morethoughtful the staff were. I came in looking for dairy free options and was so happy to find out they make their oatmeal with no dairy at all. I ordered it with raisins and brown sugar on the side, and it was simple, warm, and exactly what I wanted. If you do want milk, they'll bring it on the side. I also ordered the grilled peach salad, and wow. Perfectly grilled, sweet, and such a standout. The dressing seemed to contain dairy, but the team was very helpful in guiding me and making sure I had what I needed. It quickly became one of my favorite salads I've had in a long time. My husband sampled some of their pastries and said they were delicious. They also had a massive cinnamon roll on the counter, probably close to ten inches wide. I didn't get it this time, but if you're a cinnamon roll person, this is absolutely the place to indulge. They have regular sized ones too if you're not ready to commit to the giant version. The server was so kind, and I think the manager spoke with us as well. She was just as friendly. I also really liked the decor, which gave the place a comfortable, welcoming vibe. And small detail, but appreciated: they have a baby changing table in the bathroom, which I know is a lifesaver for a lot of families.

I came here for breakfast, as I heard rumors about 1 lb. cinnamon rolls. I can confirm that the…read morerumors are true, and I suspect that Lost in Time offers one of the better breakfasts around small-town Central Illinois. What you can expect: -meals served on antique china -homemade breakfasts and lunches -grab and go meals and sweets, including cinnamon rolls big and small -friendly servers My dining companion was a big fan of her omelet and home fries, especially the not-so-overwhelming portion size. I enjoyed my cinnamon roll and hash browns. My small critique is that the cinnamon rolls aren't served warm. I asked my server to heat mine up, and while she did, it really didn't impact the roll--only some frosting. If I was to return, I would order one to go and reheat it at home...and would I return? Yes, and I already know I want to try to baked oatmeal.

This is a great place to meet people and hang out. They have wine, beer and food in addition to…read morecoffee. They support local artist by hosting Gallery 105. Robyn and Randy, the friendly owner-operators, bring grace and a sophisticated hospitality to a rural Central Illinois town. Hummingbird Coffee House is among are the best of what Central Illinois has to offer. Best of all, they received an economic development grant from the State of Illinois in November 2025 and will be expanding their footprint soon, contributing even more great things to the area. Recommendations: Emancipation Brewing beer with their toasted turkey panini - yum!

Lovely house cafe with the bubbly staff, easy parking, random selection of syrups, sadly nothing…read moremade or offered to best balance espresso and sweet but tried a basic white mocha asking for slightly less syrup to hopefully bring out some java notes, it didn't work but can't fault coffee coming from an old house! Found fast wifi, an unusually drafty cold nook to plop down which seemed to attract the fresh vent cool air but didn't stay too long, I noticed others enjoying themselves and trying food. Bathroom was very clean! Hope they can figure out how to best balance the evil sucrose syrups or better yet make their own to enhance quality beans! Great to have a rare small town caffeine spot!

It used to be a great restaurant and culinary experience. How ever the food isn't good, what once…read morewas is no more. It's horrible now. We won't be back!

Had a very crappy meal at the Lucy's restaurant ordered and Ruben Sandwich and besides waiting for…read morea long time it came cold a Reuben comes with Swiss cheese sauerkraut and thousand Island dressing mine did not a Ruben without sauerkraut and thousand Island dressing is a Rachael shame on the cook and the place in general would not recommend going back.

Cheap beer. Close to Earl Park, indiana (where you can't…read morebuy beer on Sundays!!) Cool lady working there. Accepts credit card.

Great selections, reasonably priced. They have excellent prepared food, and always have specials…read more Their staff is always friendly and helpful. They not only bag your groceries, they take them out and load them in your vehicle. A very unique and satisfying shopping experience.

Always have what you need. Small town atmosphere. Great help at checkout and then to your vehicle…read more Wish they were open on Sundays.

The employees are friendly and helpful, they have a good selection, the coolers are always stocked,…read moreand they have a drive thru window. For a small town liquor store, they're pretty good.

This is your typical, small town, Liquor/Beer Store. Small with moderate selection but enough…read morevariety to find one of your favorites. Ok Wine Selection with lots of $5-15 dollar bottles. Nothing wrong with my visit but I have seen better.

The staff are super friendly and this place has the most delicious coffee ever! I ordered the meaty…read moremuffin and it was super fresh and tasty and I ordered the black tuxedo which you can get hot or iced! They have an inside and drive thru and the inside of this place has tables and a bar area to sit at!

Good lord it take forever for them to knotice you at de window. Like jeezus, I been waiting here…read morefor so much minutes and they dont even want to acknudge that you be there waiting for them coffee dranks. And it ain't even hot!!!! I ordered hot coffee and it's barely luke warm. I had to drive to Casey's to throw it out and get hot coffee that was ackshually hot.

Totally some of the very best chocolate and confections ever. We've never have anything from here…read morethat been less than excellent. The creations and combinations are fantastic.

Sort of on the edge of downtown, not quite all the way to the Dollar General. A limited selection…read moreof chocolates (milk and dark), "Moonshine Bars" (small cigar-shaped truffles; nice but a bit too sweet for me); ice cream; cheesecake (!); some cake mixes; various artisanal/old-timey sodas (Reeds; Dang; Green River; etc.) and coffee. The pecan patty featured very fresh-tasting pecans; the toffee shattered nicely (interesting to see it available dipped in white chocolate; unusual); and the caramels were chewy with a hint of butteriness. Definitely worth a stop.