I always love getting food here. I remember as a kid always getting those hot dog buns with the…read morepoppyseeds on them. So, that kinda takes me back to my childhood.. the food is always fresh. I get two Chicago dogs and usually the Italian beef wet. And Auju on the side! Service is quick, doesn't matter if I do drive through or eat there. When I do eat inside I usually sit off in a corner to get some work done. The place always seems clean and not like they just wiped it down, but still clean.

Its a nice place, it seems busy, and the friendly staff agreed to complement my order with a free…read moresalad, because of an issue with their point of sales system, it's a family friendly place! definitely loving all the sports memorabilia on the walls,

Love the chicken salad salad! This salad is my go to order for lunch here! The combination of the…read morechicken salad, cranberries, cucumbers, and onions is so good! Make sure to ask to add onions. Fat free vinaigrette is the best dressing! The portions here are fantastic!

I don't often review fast food, but I really enjoy visiting this shop when I go to Peoria because…read moreit's something I can't get in my Texas town. I love it because their offerings are a cut above the typical sandwich shop we have. My favorite item is the powerhouse salad that comes with chicken, boiled eggs and red pepper hummus. I skip the fat free vinaigrette and just use the hummus to top and moisten the greens, tomatoes and cucumber that are the base. I thought about getting a pick 2 with 1/2 powerhouse salad and a soup or 1/2 sandwich - but I love the salad so much I stuck with the full size. My friend got the pick 2 with the smaller powerhouse salad and a grilled Turkey Avo sandwich. She enjoyed both. They have a nice selection of dessert options - including banana pudding. Yum! I was also excited to see Diet Dr Pepper in the fountain - always a bonus for me!!

We tried Rick's for the first time and we were not disappointed! All of the food was good - we were…read moreparticularly impressed with the breading on the chicken and the honey glazed biscuits We called to put our pickup order in ahead of time and our family sized meal was ready in less than 20 minutes. Everyone was friendly and accommodating. 10/10 would recommend if you're in the area! PS: From what we saw in the drive-thru, there isn't indoor seating available

We stopped by for a late lunch on a Saturday afternoon. We did a call ahead order for pick up. I…read morerecommend doing a call ahead order! This place was quite busy for lunch. We ordered a 12 piece chicken tender meal with mashed potatoes and gravy and a coleslaw. The meal comes with 4 biscuits. Everything was really good. The chicken tenders are some of the best you will ever taste! This is homemade food! Do yourself a favor and do not drive by Rick's without picking up some chicken! Also, bring your cash to avoid an additional credit card fee.

Located in a grocery store, we found the place on Google after looking for Soul food. So we dropped…read moreby. There were a few other patrons, so that's always a good sign. We ordered mashed potatoes, fried catfish, chicken strips, and chicken thighs. Fish was bland to me, but others liked it. The chicken strips were delicious and pretty fresh. My thighs were dried out, which was pretty disappointing. Service was fast, friendly, and efficient. If I was ever in the area again I'd stop back by here.

Dry chicken strips that tastes like they sat under a heat lamp for hours. Can't tell if it's too…read moremuch seasoning or burnt wedges though judging by the after tastes I'd go with burnt. Sauce was watery so probably needed to not be in the box with the hot food. I'll try again in hopes it was an off day.

The manager and staff are fantastic people here. They work hard and fast so you can get your food…read moreand go in a timely manner. The food is always consistently yummy and one of the best healthy options in Peoria. Fantastic spot for regular visits and even better for big party orders!

Been while but love their bowls! The Thai chicken and noodle bowl with chipotle broth did not…read moredisappoint! Would order again!

Review Visit: September 9th, 2012…read more You almost need 5 guys to eat all the fries they give you with your order. That's no joke. You almost need to be awarded a medal if you can finish the fries that come with your order. Erin, Matt and I rolled up to Five Guys after spending the afternoon exploring parts of Peoria. None of us had been there before, so it was a new and interesting experience for us all. Upon entering, we were taken back by the large sacks of potatoes/french fries sitting on the floor. At first, you'd think this was poor inventory management but then you realize it's part of the decor of Five Guys. It reminded me of those places that have peanuts at the table that are complimentary and you toss the shells on the floor afterwards. Restaurants never cease to amaze me. We made our way up to the cashier to place an order after browsing the menu. As this was my first time here and I didn't think anything much about the big bags of potatoes/french fries on the ground, I went ahead and grabbed a burger combo. I don't remember what burger I got but it was probably something with bbq or bacon on it. Those are my favorite burger toppings (along with jalapenos). Everyone placed their orders and we grabbed a seat at one of the tables and made small talk until our orders were ready. I would classify Five Guys in the "fast casual" category. It's as quick as fast food but has the quality of a restaurant with a price that falls between those two things. I think my combo was near $10 but seeing as I paid for Erin's and mine, I spent around $20 there? That's a fair price in my book. The cashier or manager is the one that brought our orders out to us and we spent little time opening the bags and digging in. As soon as I peeked in to my bag, I was mildly confused. There were more french fries than what I ordered. After rooting around the bag, I was finally able to find my burger. I kid you not, by weight, there were more fries in my bag than burger. After extracting my burger, I made a comment that I must've been given the largest fry on the menu. Matt and Erin kind of smiled and said that they must've gotten the same thing as they had more than enough fries as well. The french fry surplus didn't slow us down from digging in to our main course, but we kept joking that the french fries alone couldn't been more than enough to fill us up. The burger itself was pretty good. I don't know if my appetite made it taste better than it actually was, but for what it was, I was happy. It didn't knock my socks off but it also didn't put 6 more pairs of socks on. The interior of Five Guys was nice but had that slightly greasy/fast food feeling to it. Everything you touched had a bit of oily/greasiness to it. The color scheme was white and red. It reminded me a bit of Steak N Shake with the tile being in their respective colors. The interior was on par for a fast food place but not nearly on the level of a restaurant. I guess that is to be expected from a "fast casual" place. As we finished off our burgers, we kept picking at the fries. I don't think any of us made a sizeable dent in our mountain of spud in front of us. I think I enjoyed the novelty of the french fries more than the meal itself. But, I am one who is easily amused. The food overall was great and just what we needed to recharge after exploring. Even after all these years, I am still surprised at how driving somewhere and spending the afternoon exploring a town can leave you famished. If you experience these symptoms and need an overabundance of french fries to recharge, Five Guys can write you a prescription for Mount Spud.

Generally I have a good experience at Five Guys but today was not one of them. I placed an order (2…read moreburgers and fries) online at 11:30am for noon pick-up. I arrived at noon and my burgers were in a bag on top of the fries station. They then proceeded to put my order behind other people waiting for fries, who had placed their orders after me. I had to wait almost 15 minutes for fries.

I love the Buffalo Chicken Mac and it was especially good comfort food on a stormy day. It's…read morecreamy, with a bit of heat, and a nice portion of grilled chicken breast cubes. I also love that they have Diet Dr Pepper in their soda fountain machine. I did find almost $19 for a counter service meal and drink to be a bit pricey, but since we don't have N&C where I live, I can handle the splurge when in Peoria.

I ordered penne Rosa with Parmesan chicken. When I asked the person working if they forgot the…read moresauce he said no you can see the red in the ridges of the noodle! The meal had No flavor, the chicken was dry. Next time I'll see if east peoria is better.

Food was good. Not great. But i enjoyed it…read more What i did not enjoy... There was employee smoking in the stall next to my car, which had children it. On the phone using the F word and addressed one of his coworkers across the parking lot using the N word. Another kid had his pants around his ass. And one guy had long hair just hanging out, I have no issue with long hair, but shouldn't it be pulled back when working with food? Another guy smoking by the entrance in the customer eating area. None of this appropriate.

I ordered online last night. My fries were cold and hard. The large fries had the same amount as…read morethe medium fries. No bacon on my bacon smash burger. $32 with a tip, what a waste of my money.

Mhmm delicious. Busy location. Constant foot traffic. Great service. Food came quick. Yummy yum yum.read more

Worst service I've ever had at a Culver's…read more.. it was as if the whole staff were trainees. In fact, the only time we got our food is when we went to the register and complained. Then, of course, the food wasn't worth the wait...and they got my order wrong and the food was under cooked.

The food was excellent. It was very fresh. The service was very personal. No wait for a table.read more

Review Visit: July 28th, 2013…read more Super Gyros was Super Good! Our buddy was in town while on leave from the Navy and we agreed to get lunch at Super Gyros. We didn't spend much time inside as we spent more time after lunch talking in the parking lot about random stuff. What I can tell you is that Super Gyros has your typical layout of a McDonald's or Hardees/Carl Jrs. There is a counter with menus up and behind the cashier. They take your order, you get a number, you grab a seat and you either have the food brought out to you or you pick it up at the counter. I am a newbie when it comes to gyros, so I had a hard time deciphering the menu. I settled on a lamb gyro combo. I know soda and I know french fries, but this was my first gyro. We grabbed a table and caught up on times while we waited for our food. It didn't take long as there wasn't too many people ordering food. I actually never see more than 1-2 people ordering from here at a time, so I am surprised it is still in busy as of late 2020. But, it's good to see they are still open. Back on track. After 10 minutes, all three of us had our food out in front of us and I was staring at my gyro like a deer in headlights. I didn't know if I should roll it up like a burrito to eat or fold it in half like a taco. I think I did a half-hearted burrito roll that left more of it on the wax paper than in my mouth. I tell you what... for never having a gyro nor lamb before, this was fantastic. The gyro wrap itself was thicker than a tortilla shell but not impossibly too thick to enjoy. It complimented the meat and toppings well. It sparked a small love in me for gyros that I didn't know was there. Going back to these niche places is hard for me for whatever reason. I've been by this place a million times in the following years but never had I returned, either solo or with someone. Maybe someday I will get to experience it again and all the other places I've been that haven't gotten a second visit.