Food is great!!!! Best neighborhood burger joint! Fast…read morefriendly so clean! I love their grilled chicken sandwich, junior tenderloin and their burgers!!! Ice cream I suggest the peanut fudge sundae.

Great food in a perfect, throw back atmosphere. Grilled chicken club sandwich, pizza burger, and…read moremozzarella sticks were super good! But the shakes...the shakes were out of this world. Highly recommend. We can't wait to come back.

Best food and best prices anywhere in town. Service is fast and efficient. Waitresses, owner, and…read moreall employees are friendly and helpful! We drive to Pekin from Canton just to eat at Missy's!

This is a Diner with an extensive menu! My wife and I dined…read morein for lunch on a Friday afternoon. Our waitress was fantastic! I ordered the chicken tenderloin sandwich with potato salad and tater tots. My wife ordered the chicken tenders with fries and a salad bar. The portions are huge!!! My wife enjoyed the chicken but the breading fell off the chicken! The tenders are homemade. The chicken tenderloin had delicious thin white meat chicken but the breading was overwhelming. The potato salad is mustard based and really good! The chunks of potatoes are a good size. The tater tots are your standard tots. The fries are basic frozen crinkle cut. The salad bar is nothing fancy just basics with French and ranch dressing. The salad bar does have coleslaw, apple sauce, banana pudding, and potato salad. Overall we liked the ambience and the vibes here. Good spot for a breakfast or lunch,

French toast was great. Eggs were cooked perfectly. Coffee was ok. Toast was good…read more Cobbler was overpriced and not that good. Cash only. Nice speedy service. Everyone seemed happy with their food. I just had a little sticker shock when I got the bill.

Upon walking in, you will be greeted with wood paneling and formica countertops that are clearly…read moreoriginal, but well maintained. The service is outstanding, and our server was clearly interested in how we liked the food. We ordered a reuben with fries, chocolate chip pancakes, scrambled eggs, bacon and hashbrowns. The reuben was outstanding, with carrot in the clearly home-made sauerkraut. The chocolate chip pancakes were phenomenal as well, and the fries were very fresh and crispy. You know how most menu items today inspire a sort of "Wish it were cheaper" thought? Everything on the menu at Mike's is priced exactly what I would expect. Sandwiches are around the $5 to $10 range, and side items are reasonable. Some of the chain joints are charging $20+ for a burger now, and Mike's is under $9. Truly good food for a truly good price.

Cooper theleritis is the best bartender in the Midwest! Great service from the workers zero…read morecomplaints #March Madness 2026!!!

Excellent food, excellent service and nice interior seating. Had a great server, Jade! she was…read moreenergetic and friendly and we truly enjoyed her service. It was a slow Friday lunch crowd but certainly shouldn't have been! Highly recommend this place!!

Server was friendly Food was not good 24.95.Steak was so tough you couldn't eat it without endless…read morechewing and no ribs Avalable .My husband was disappointed and ordered a cheeseburger.78.00 bill . We tipped waitress wasn't her fault . I won't enjoy going as much now .What a disappointing experience.When we went sunday and they were busy with the church crowd . Food was excellent and they had ribs too . I was looking forward to a repeat visit @ cost alot 107.00

By far my favorite Applebees ever! The service is great! The food is quite tasty! It's not always…read morethe cleanest but gosh they're so busy!

Excellent restaurant. Great service and the food was awesome as well. The breakfast was amazing.read more

This was our first time visiting this restaurant. There weren't many people in there during this…read morevisit, maybe about three couples, so we didn't need to wait to be seated. The waitress came to our table right away and she was polite and helpful. There were alot of items on the menu so it was hard to decide, but we decided on breakfast! There were alot of cute decorations so it felt "like home" while we were there. We placed our orders and received our meals within about 15 minutes. The food was good, biscuits were a little bit flat but you could tell that they're homemade. Prices were pretty decent for a diner we probably will visit again sometime since it's close to home.

Awesome food, great service, and clean restaurant. The wait seemed a little long but it was the…read morelunch rush so somewhat expected. Would definitely come again!

Used to come here when it was another name - but thank you Wildey"s for hitting it out of the…read moreballpark , Great pork tenderloin , Great county fried chicken , mashed potatoes made from potatoes - and Hats off on the apple pie and Boston chocolate cream pie Great service - neat, clean and homey . Well Done Wildey's - well done !

This review is based on the service. As soon as we walked in (first time here), a 'short…read moregray-haired' waitress loudly asked from across the restaurant if we were picking up. We said no, and she told us to sit, saying she wondered why we were "just standing there." While ordering, she was impatient, didn't make eye contact, and gave off a rude demeanor the entire time. When paying, she was holding on to the tablet which had a 20% tip pre-selected, we changed it to $1 due to the poor service. As we were leaving, she came outside, yelled for us to never come back, and flipped us off. We were polite the whole time, so this was shocking and uncalled for. Terrible customer service. Clearly caters to regulars, not new customers.

Not located on a corner but busy nonetheless…read more As I get back to exploring and the crazy of the world settles down, it's also time to try new items and popular favorites. My girlfriend and I were wanting breakfast and I was asking around what sounded and looked good. She suggested Busy Corner and I had thought she meant Cobbler Corner. Nope, there is a Busy Corner and a Cobbler Corner in Pekin. We showed up around 9am and it was still busy with the breakfast crowd. I guess this is why it's called Busy Corner. We parked in what appears to be a closed business' parking lot next door and headed in. Upon entering, I was shocked at how open the place is. With it being so busy, I didn't feel it was appropriate to take a photo from the entrance but trust me when I say that the dining floor is a square room with nothing but tables and chairs. A hostess (or something) came out from the back and nodded at an empty table for us to sit at. We grabbed the seat along the right wall and were given menus. Emily gave me a rundown of what she knew on the menu and her experiences here. She ordered her usual John Wayne breakfast skillet thing. I noticed a Bacon Waffle on the menu and debated on if it was a waffle that came with bacon or a waffle with bacon in it. Our waitress cleared the air on what it was when it came time to order. Can you guess what I ordered? BACON WAFFLE! It's a waffle with bacon in it. What a fun novelty. It took a little while for the food to come out due to how busy it was. Once it came out, I was impressed with how well the waffle looked with bacon in it. Emily's meal that the Duke loves looked just as good. I grabbed the syrup and poured a ton of syrup on both sides. I dug in and have to say this novelty of a meal is just that. I'm no food snob or professional but after a few bites, I knew the type of bacon they used didn't mesh with the waffle mix at all. I believe it was a hickory-type bacon used and it didn't go well at all with the generic waffle mix. Despite that, it wasn't bad at all. I put the whole thing down and each bite was just a confusing taste of bacon and waffle that tasted separately with each bite. Due to some recent food allergies, I had to decline the butter that came on the waffle. Maybe that would help bind the flavors together? While the flavor was odd, the portion size was huge. It was nearly as big as the plate it was served on and with my voracious appetite, I had only the waffle and the filled me up until early afternoon (and a whole front/back yard mow). Emily couldn't finish her John Wayne breakfast and had to take half home with her. As for why this place as a meal named or based on The Duke or John Wayne, I am at a loss to explain why. Maybe it's mentioned on the menu and I somehow overlooked it or maybe it's just a known fact... I will never know. If you know and want to share, leave a comment below. I had mentioned this place was an empty square. This works for jamming in as many tables as you can but also causes some slight claustrophobia-like feel because your neighbor sits a bit closer than a normal restaurant. With that in mind, it does make having a conversation a bit difficult due to everyone's voice filling the room. I repeatedly had to go 'huh?' 'what?' more so than normal. But... I'm glad my initial skepticism was extinguished once we sat down and had our food. Just goes to show that you can't judge a book by it's cover.