Great break as we drive along 155. Cute nature center for children and short hiking trail so they…read morefelt like they were out in the woods away from everyone

Sugar Grove Nature Center is a wonderful little gem in central Illinois. This is an area dedicated…read moreto teaching children and their families about the natural wildlife and vegetation native to the region. There are several miles of well kept trails, a learning center, and a children's play area. The play area is especially unique in that it encourages kids to get dirty, dig, and play in the creek. Also, there are events held all year round, many are free and most are very cheap when they are not. We visit regularly and love it.

Restaurant in a big old house that might be turn of the century (20th, that is). Very homey feel,…read morethough not as elegant as it could be due to changes made to serve the public. First thing I did was ask to be seated elsewhere because our table felt claustrophobic--one of perhaps the only two in the room so close to one another. We were moved cheerfully. My adult grandkid and I shared the spinach strawberry salad and a crab salad croissant sandwich. We followed our meal with dessert, sharing bread pudding and carrot cake. It was all wonderful. As was the slice of rhubarb cake we took home with us. We will certainly visit the LaTeaDa Tea Room again--and probably bring friends.

Love the deserts here... I have not gone here too many times, but definitely loved the desserts…read morewhen I did go!

Spirited is a great craft bar. They often have live music out front. Not only do they have craft…read morebeer but the have the BEST Sangria wine. Their slushies are amazing. They currently have a caramel apple sangria that is also delicious. Definitely worth stopping here.

Great family spot! If you live around the area you should definitely check this family owned…read moreestablishment out.

The old video store has finally reopened as an ice cream and candy shop. This is good, since the…read moreclosing of Froggy's in Hopedale left a soft-serve void in the area. Zac's already seems popular here in town. How's the ice cream? Some people will say it could be creamier, and that's probably true, but it's good soft-serve, and they can do twist cones, sundaes, etc., there. Floats are also on the menu. The candy selection is growing. The candies are made locally. I hope to see this aspect of the shop develop, being a chocaholic from way back. There is booth seating in the shop. I wish they hadn't put up the wall over the old shop front! The old front was so much more inviting, and it would be good advertising for the shop. The prices are very reasonable. I'm looking forward to making this a regular stop. The shop is supposedly open seasonally, which is not unusual for such businesses around here. The major problem is that the shop is open unpredictably and sporadically even during the season it is supposedly open.

Food is delicious. Coffee is amazing. It is relaxing and the owners work alongside their employees…read more Everyone is nice and friendly

I ordered the chai, half expecting something thin and overly sweet. What arrived instead was a…read morewarm, fragrant testament to restraint--balanced spices, just enough milk, and a whisper of quiet joy. I sat back with K.W. in one of the window-side chairs, letting the mug steam gently into the late-morning light, and took in the interior. It's the kind of place that rewards attention: reclaimed wood, soft colors, seating that invites rather than insists. This was not an Instagram café--it was a Christian coffee shop. And I mean that as praise. I don't just mean it had a verse on the wall or worship music humming faintly behind the grinder. I mean the place carried a spirit of care. You could feel it in the details, the warmth of the baristas, and--most of all--in the baby shower happening quietly in the side room. From what I could tell, it was all women--close family friends of the expectant mother--gathered in soft tones, with gifts, cake, and affection flowing. There were balloons. Laughter. Maybe a tear or two, but the joyful kind. I thought about the holiness of childhood, the ridiculous courage of parenting, and the spiritual stubbornness it takes to keep loving in public. There are many ways to do Christianity poorly. But when it holds space for reflection, for the protection of the vulnerable--children, the poor, the disabled--it becomes something rare and tender. Guest House feels like one of those places where such values are quietly lived out, without announcement or ego. I'll be back. For the chai. For the ambience. But mostly to support a place that, in its own gentle way, remembers what a gift life is.

We went for our first visit, all I can say is amazing experience. Friendly and attentive staff,…read morevery knowledgeable and helpful in the tasting room. Overall a fantastic experience.

My favorite place to hit when I'm in Bloomington! These guys are amazing and the bar is like…read moresomething you would see in Chicago. You can tell they put a lot of work into making this place somewhere many people would love to go. They also have an amazing selection of bourbons that you can tell they take a lot of time researching before bringing them in. Shop local y'all!

I highly recommend this place. The most that games cost is 75 cents. A majority of them cost 50…read morecents. They have the Starwars Trilogy Arcade from the 90's, Ferrari F355 Challenge that uses a lifelike gear box and a clutch pedal, and many more. My kids and I had a blast.

Always a fun time. We love playing all the old school arcade games, bring back so many 80's…read more memories.

Wonderful meat...never disappointed...yes it may be pricey but worth the money for a good…read moreoccasions....the Toohill's are very good people and very helpful when your not sure what you want. I go there for every Birthday an parties an my guest always rave how good it is.

Great service, friendly family staff, and really good products. Custom orders for uncommon cuts as…read morewell.