I was recommended to go here by a friend and stopped by on whim to try it out, bought some goodies…read morefor my partners birthday. My partner loved the donuts and I enjoyed what I tried as well, the cinnamon melt away was soo good! Service was friendly and easy. I will say that the cookies lacked flavor though.

OMG, this bakery is awesome. Everytime I get to visit my family in Illinois. I make a beeline down…read moreto the bakery for their baked goods. Owners-employees are so nice and helpful.

Even though it was the 4th of July they were open and very busy. The girls behind the counter were…read morevery and efficient.

Portions were amazing! The staff were kind and helpful. It was a great fun stop with a little play…read morearea in the back for the kids. Plenty of seating around the shop. Will make the stop again on our next road trip!

We were visiting from CA and did a google search for a restaurant for pies. Thank you google!…read more Such an amazing shop with the biggest selection of pies you've ever seen. We ordered slices and a few pies to take on the road with us. A friend told us she drives an hour and a half to buy her pies. Thank you Myrtle!

Pies are awful! I have tried them numerous times, I think a Walmart pie has more taste!read more

This place is excellent!…read more I was in the area for a volleyball game and wanted a quick snack. There aren't many options for bagels, but this one has good Google reviews so I gave it a try. Their pastry and tea selection is outstanding; I went with a cinnamon crunch muffin + Indian chai tea. They had a selection of coffees and breakfast sandwiches but I stuck to the sweet stuff. Highly recommend

Homemade cream cheese? Amazingly fresh bagels? I wish I lived closer because this would be a daily…read morevisit for me. Giving 5 stars for the bagels alone!

We are on a road trip to visit family and stopped in here for a quick lunch. The place was really…read morebusy and it was seat yourself so we opted for a table in the back corner. It was 11:30a. The waitress told us that there would be a party in the back room at 12:30, but she thought an hour was plenty of time for us to lunch at that table. Husband ordered the BLT (good but needed more, and thicker, bacon to be filling) and I had the grilled fish sandwich (good portion but a little bland). Our sides were the Cole slaw (yummy) and the sweet potato waffle fries (tasted great but they were not hot enough- temps were freezing so I think that's why) Service was excellent. The party showed up 30 mins early so felt very pressed to eat in a hurry and get out of their way as they were setting up for something big.

Wow! On a recommendation from Myrtle's Pies, our small group visiting from CA walked to Cafe Grace…read more The building itself is worth visiting with its rich history, beautifully decorated. We each ordered a different meal so we could share. What a treat. Interesting combinations and traditional favorites.

Stopped in to this small town gem on our way by for a late breakfast. The first thing that we loved…read morewas its charm. Exposed brick walls, antique display by the door and cute little touches that help pull it all together. The coffee was good, which is hard to find anymore. It's also hard to get my daughter to try new things, but she ate her pancakes and also half of my omelet! We were all super happy with our meals and the service was friendly and welcoming. Although we live closer to the QC, we will be going out of our way to go here more!

I love their drinks. But I am putting this our there because I think the knowledge would benefit…read morethem. This is for the green and herbal brews. At higher temperatures, more catechins and tannins dissolve quickly, creating a bitter, astringent taste. Lower temperatures favor L-theanine, the amino acid that gives tea its mellow sweetness and calming effect. The balance between the two defines your tea's character. Taking hot water plus a dash of cold really helps. No amount of sugar can fix that bitter taste. You can't put that note on the app. Research shows that brewing green tea at lower temperatures (around 70-80°C or 158-176°F). The place looks trendy and their service is pretty quick. I hope this helps!

This place is so cute and also has a drive through! Several people were working on laptops when I…read morewas here. The coffee was good and they had a few seasonal flavors.

stopped here after a very long drive & hike with some friends. amazing slushies, so many flavor…read moreoptions & there was overall just so many choices. i highly recommend stopping here! the service was amazing as well, the girl was very nice & got our stuff to us quickly!

Had a pretty good cold treat at this classic ice cream stand in LaSalle. It was a pretty big crowd…read moreso it was a pretty good sign. Twisty Freeze is one of those places with the order windows. Basic looking but it works and the stuff comes out. With the prices not that bad it's cool it's combined with high quality. Crowds gather when it gets warmer such as the afternoon we came. It's also across the street from Hegeler Park. That's where youth leagues play baseball and other sports. As one can imagine it gets quite a lot of kids. They have plenty for them and plenty for adults as well. A few non dairy choices. It's about $3 for a cup of Dole Whip. A healthier alternative. There's a few rotating flavors including strawberry. Plenty of sugary things of course. They have the classics like banana splits and parfaits. Great place to go when it gets hot. It's located at the intersection of St. Vincent and Lindberg. They're one of those ice cream places that closes for winter.