I love when they have pies and cookies at Goshen market. Try the flax seed cookies. So good and…read moretasty.

Amazing people and a beautiful farm with delicious apples. Had a quick stop on a road trip and it…read morewas a perfect place to stretch our legs.

We had a fantastic time! They took us on a tour even though I forgot to schedule online. A…read morewonderful place to relax and enjoy the outdoors! Staff was knowledgeable and shared history of the farm.

We had an awesome experience here and I can't wait to come back next season…read more The products we got were all AWESOME. I loved the shower steamer so much. All the employees (family members working there) were incredibly helpful and kind. This is a great place and you have to check it out if you haven't already!

Interesting and absolutely charming place to visit esp around the holidays & also when they have…read moretheir shows & exhibits - it's a hidden gem for Bond County and it SHINES!

We attended a wedding at the rental hall. I must say it was a great place to hold events.read more

Great people and environment. More choices than a regular fish fry. Fish is excellentread more

I've been here about three times for different events and let me tell you, I've never been…read moredisappointed. Now this ain't your average 'I'm going here and eat" place, but it's part of my BFs family place we're there is some history here. I came here for wings, tacos, tamales (all authentic) and just yesterday, for a memorial. They have a small bar with event planning space at top and downstairs they have more space where they do truva, fundraiser s, etc. Yesterday they had tamales and tacos. If you are looking for a quick meal to take home while supporting a great cause, stop by, but if you're looking for glitz and glamour. ..keep moving.

My 55th AHS 1970 class reunion was held at Julia's and This banquet hall knocked my socks off…read more Just 10 minutes from my hotel on the beltline with great parking this facility with a beautiful hall with a gas fire place. Our menu was 2 kinds of ribs, baked beans, slaw, vegetables, and bread that was served in a buffet line for 100 people hot, tasty, properly cooked and delicious. I did not want to embarass myself by taking seconds but the food was good enough to take thirds. Our event planning classmate ended up taking a HUGH amount of leftovers which went to several church luncheons the next dahy. The wait staff was incredibly helpful but inobtrusive. Our reunion was great for all who attended and we never felt intruded by center staff. A GREAT PLACE FOR A REUNION

Sorry to say, the food was very disappointing. I went to a Birthday Party here and they served…read morechicken salad sandwiches. Very small. 2 inches by 2 inches. The only other other thing on the plate was fruit cocktail. I have never gone to a luncheon at a banquet hall and been served fruit that was not fresh. It definitely seemed as if we were eating a school lunch. The soup was good, but very typical. The only thing that was nice was the venue. Regardless of the price of the event, I would hope that the Julia's staff would insist that whatever they serve was delicious and of good quality. The staff is nice, but not amazing. The lunch at Panera that is half sandwich/half soup and comes with an apple (fresh fruit) is about 7-8$ and presents and tastes significantly better. I would only use this venue again if I was merely renting the space. Outside catering would be a must! Definitely will not recommend, sadly.

Fantastic food! People very nice and friendly. Just gave…read moremembership information last week.

"MOO-se!" When the fundraiser committee of my youngish Rotary Club tired of the "formal" feeling of…read morea country club venue, they chose the Moose for its "casual" quality. The clubbish aura here is characterized more by beer in plastic cups than wine in tulip-stemmed glasses. Still, it's clean, relatively new, and easy to find on Illinois Rt. 143, out on E'ville's east side. So raise your pint-sized, plastic party cups, and cheer: "MOO-se!"

flabbergasted this place only has 7 reviews. it's a phenomenal summer activity!…read more first of all this place is so well kept. they have a decent amount of bathrooms that are pretty nice. bring the kids! they have a large grass area for the kids to play before the show they have dinner options including lots of food options for picky eaters like chicken fingers. they also had lots of themed movie buckets and cups just like the movie theatre! you can also buy a radio for $30, and if you return it at the end of the show they'll give you back $25. i would definitely look around at the people next to you before buying one. we sat near a family that had a huge speaker. i paid online it was $7 a person. it ended up raining all night for us so we did have to sit inside our truck. the gates opened at 6 and the movie didn't start till 9. we went for opening weekend of how to train your dragon and it also happened to be pickle fest. it wasn't too busy at all, but i think the rain did keep people away.

Drive-In Movie+ Litchfield, Illinois ---…read more the 1950's "Skyview Drive-In Theater" was the reason I selected Litchfield for a 1st Route 66 stop ... I am a drive-in junkie ... the entire staff at the "Skyview" are delightful ... the admission price & concession prices are UNBELIEVABLY low! SUPPORT this GREAT business! "Run-A-Way Bill" was here! #RunAwayBill #DUSA2018 #DriveInMovieTheaterRAB #Route66 #Route66RunAwayBill #HistoricRoute66 #USroute66 #MotherRoad #Ruta66 #WillRogersHighway #MainStreetOfAmerica #SkyviewDriveIn 05.18.18