I have enjoyed eating at Landmark for literally decades. It is one of my favorite restaurants in…read moreGalesburg and whenever I'm in town I try to make it in. The staff is always knowledgeable and friendly and the atmosphere is awesome. The interior dining area is limited, so call ahead for a spot! But once there you can look at the historic local photographs on the walls, appreciate the ornate metal ceiling, and watch the chef prepare the amazing crepes via a well positioned mirror over the cooking surface. The crepes, whether savory or dessert, never disappoint. There are many wonderful fresh ground coffees to choose from, their aroma greet you as you come in the front door. But my favorite experience at Landmark is to dine outside on the beautiful, secluded patio. We usually go for a crepe, but this time I had the Wagyu beef meatloaf sandwich. Juicy and delicious! And I never stop in without getting the spinach bisque (you can get a cup, but I always get a bowl). It is so rich and creamy and exactly as I remember it from, well, back in the day. Highly recommend!

Whenever I find myself in Galesburg, I often find myself enjoying a meal here!…read more Such a cozy atmosphere and wonderful aroma of freshly ground, flavored coffees just a few blocks from historic Knox College. The are known for their savory quiche and crepes as well as their delicious ice cream filled dessert crepes, ordering the Spinach Bisque is a MUST! While a cup may be fine for some, I always insist on a bowl of the creamy, buttery bisque. Recently for lunch, I chose their Wagyu Meatloaf Sandwich, paired with spicy ketchup, provolone and crispy onion strings on a grilled artisan white bun. The side of Mayo aoli is a great topping too! Sitting inside and watching the chefs prepare the crepes is a delight, but a beautiful afternoon calls for a relaxing meal on their ivy lined patio! It is so cute and gives such great small town peaceful vibes. Highly recommend; but you may need to call ahead for reservations.

Great food, great service, timely and accommodating for our special requests! We went on a Sunday…read moreafter church and it was packed but no wait.

We stopped by this spot while visiting our son at college. Coming from Los Angeles, we found the…read morefried chicken very good and the pork chop was nicely sized and thick. The apple pie was tasty, though it came in a to-go container, and my pancake arrived separate from my breakfast meal. The servers and staff were friendly and helpful, and the dining area is fine for a casual meal, nothing fancy. Our food took a bit longer than expected, so if you're in a rush, this might not be the best choice.

I stopped here for breakfast while in town to start my day. The place is kind of small with a black…read moreand white theme with booths and tables in the back room. I wasn't super hungry so I ordered the Denver omelette with Texas toast. My omelette looked pretty whimpy and flat as far as omelettes go so the filling was going to be skimpy. My Texas toast didn't look like Texas toast and more like plain white bread. The Denver omelette looked strange because the ham was tiny pieces like ground/shaved ham and not diced ham at all. The omelette was barely as tall my slice of bread and pathetic as far as omelettes go. Overall my breakfast was disappointing but when your in a new place you just don't know all the good places.

Simple old time diner style. We had the Denver omelet. We were not all that impressed with the…read moreDenver omelet. Stuffed to full and everything was diced reality. Country fries were barely done and certainly not crispy. We will give it another try and try something different.

Great place for coffee food, conversation and the food was amazing. And the staff was wonderful…read moretoo.

Ugh how much I love this shop. My family visited Galesburg from the SF Bay Area and I came here…read moretwice a day. Specialty coffee shop that knows their beans, offering hot and iced espresso and drip drinks alike (including a Red Eye that mixes both!). I always enjoyed my coffee, but the matcha latte was just ok. Still super cool vibe to sit and relax, and I brought home a souvenir shirt and chocolate espresso beans. Service at counter or drive thru was good and as expected.

Once again, your writer was pulled from his current activity and found himself jetting to another…read morepart of the globe on an hour's notice. In fifty-five years of flying, I have smelled enough jet fuel, 100 LL, and burnt coffee. Enough to see too many things change, but not on this day and this trip. Indeed, I'd dined at the Packinghouse back in 1986. They've been open since 1978, and I recognized it immediately. Then, as now, the place looks the same and the food was remarkable. My co-star and I sampled the inviting salad bar, and he opted for the broiled steak covered in mushrooms. I had the shrimp scampi, which was spectacular and enough for two normal people. Our only disappointment was that the highly touted bread pudding had been exhausted. Hence, we settled our stomachs on the chocolate lava conflagration that helped put things into perspective. The ambiance was an interesting mix of nostalgia and packing plant apparatus. Being a vegetarian, I wasn't offended by what happened there since 1912. The still-active railroad station is just across the street, which made sense for the building's original purpose. Our server was a local historian who enhanced our visit with her perspectives. Yes, the HOJO where I stayed in 1986 is long gone, but the Packinghouse is still doing what it does best. I must also mention that downtown Galesburg is an inviting anachronism reflecting the old America that I grew up with. There are interesting stores and other attractions. Galesburg is also home to Knox College, and was the venue for one of the Lincoln-Douglas debates back when debates were really debates and not Kabuki Dances.

This is late in coming..... Our visit was Mother's Day 2026. My son & wife came into town to have…read morebrunch. It was awful. No one liked their meal. Buffet was sad! Our waitress looked like she had taken time out from cleaning at home to come to work. Poor attire! Over $100 spent. Step up your game PH. Galesburg has so few decent, 'special occasion,' sit down restaurants. The ambience of this building is going to waste.

Great service, food and beer made in house…read more Reuben pizza was a first, very good. Went back a second day in a row.

I went to the Iron Spike Brewing Company in Galesburg for lunch. This looks like a former fire…read morestation with several fire themed decorations. I ordered the spinach artichoke dip and carnivore flatbtread. The food was good. I also had their summer peach cocktail which was light and refreshing. They also have Sprecher's root beer on tap. So, or course, I had to try it. All of the food and drinks were good. Our server was nice and attentive. I highly recommend the Iron Spike Brewing Company!

Truro closed years ago. It was then reopened as a BBQ restaurant but didn't last long. Now it's a…read morefamily diner, and it's very friendly and good food.

What a find! This breakfast spot had some of the best biscuits and gravy I've had in a long time…read more Perfectly salty, but not too salty, buttery homemade biscuits, and crispy hashbrowns. My dad had a delicious cheesy grits bowl. And I really enjoyed my specialty coffee, the queen bee. Would definitely come back and highly recommend you get this place a visit.

This was my first time eating at Knoxville Bar and Grill, I had received a couple coupons for a…read morefree meal so I thought I'd stop by and check it out. When I got there I was expecting it to look a little bit different than it did, it looks more like a diner. I also noticed online it was called Knoxville Family Restaurant but the sign says Knoxville bar and grill. There was quite a bit of seating, nice and spacious! There were a few families there as well as it was lunch time. I had a feeling that this was a popular place for the locals there. The menu is a pretty good size, lots of different options to choose from. We got mozzarella cheese sticks as an appetizer and those were pretty good. I liked the meat sauce that came with it. I ended up ordering the chicken tenders and fries for my meal. They were nice and warm but they were pretty flexible and tasted like they came from the freezer. I also ordered a small bowl of the chili, it was lacking just a little bit on the flavor but it wasn't bad. Overall the waitresses were friendly and the prices weren't too bad. I thought it was cute how they had it decorated and I appreciated all the space that they had avaliable. I'm not sure if I'll be back but I'm glad I got too try it out.

Great food and prices are ok. I've been there many times and always very good. Service also very…read moregood bring it on.

This morning 9-9-2025. My wife and I had breakfast there TEARABLE I had a Denver omelet. I dont…read moreknow what eggs the cook used but it had a awful taste the hash brown equals the same nasty taste. Wife had french toast the toast was soggy. Neadless to say we wont return

Great food, great atmosphere, amazing cinnamon rolls. Quintessential local cafe. A staple in our…read morecommunity.

Fun place! Our waitress was fantastic! Very accommodating. We arrived soon after opening on a…read moreSunday morning. 11 of us with no reservation. She took care of us. Food was inventive and good. Mass quantities. Would definitely go again.

So, hear me out: their buffalo chicken with biscuit is to die for. I'll be coming back just because…read moreof this particular dish. The hash brown was very tasty too. Place is very cute and the outdoor is relaxing. Very chill, quite beautiful town. Their tenderloin sandwich is good. But the winner here is the buffalo chicken. Service was friendly and checked on us regularly.