Great Service couldn't ask for a better waitress .. Rachel is a role model waitress didn't miss a…read morebeat ... knows all the polite's of being a waitress ... food was too match!

We had a birthday party here in June in one of the private rooms. The food was wonderful (as…read morealways), the service was great and the all around experience was 100% satisfaction!! We will be back many more times

Here and there I'll visit a Casey's but they've been blowing up in the Illinois area. It's a…read moretypical gas station next to a few places. Easy access to the streets. Decent service and well stocked shelves. Friendly staff. Prices are fair too. Overall average experience.

I see Casey's as a pizza restaurant that happens to have a gas station…read more Pizza ordered fresh is always good. However, despite being required by Casey's policy to change the pizza every 45 minutes, some of the employees get lackadaisical and lazy late in the evenings and let the Pizza sit in the rotisserie until it becomes crusty looking. This only happens a couple of times a week and usually later in the evening after 8 o'clock. Otherwise, the pizza is great, the people who work there are super pleasant and nice. There's always free samples of something sitting out on the counter. Nowhere near as good of a selection of beverages or coffee as Thorton's, but it's a couple miles closer to me than Thorton's. It is what it is. A gas station, Pizza restaurant, it's what you make of it.

One Star Is Too Generous - An Unforgivable Experience…read more This was, without exaggeration, the worst experience I've ever had trying to get food delivered in my life. I placed a substantial order: a large pizza, two desserts, a calzone, cheesecake, fries, and a soda. What did I receive? Absolutely. Nothing. Not a crust, not a crumb--zero food. Let's be clear: this wasn't some unavoidable disaster. There's a bridge out on my street--a fact I told the restaurant when I ordered. I even explained it again to the driver on the phone. Other delivery drivers have no issue. Everyone else figures it out. It's not some cursed labyrinth--it's literally just a detour with directions I provided. Instead, their driver showed up at the completely wrong address. The bridge wasn't even the issue. He was already lost. To make matters worse, the driver didn't speak English--which is fine, except I had to step in and do their job for them. I called him, in Spanish, gave him clear instructions, and even walked to the closed bridge in the rain to meet him halfway. He never showed up. So now I'm standing in the middle of my neighborhood like a desperate pilgrim trying to retrieve a calzone that never existed. Meanwhile, the pizza place? They ghosted me. Stopped calling. No follow-up. No apology. Just radio silence. This place is a joke. A tragic, customer-service-abandoning, time-wasting, dinner-ruining joke. Unless you like playing hide-and-seek with your dinner, do not order from here. And the punchline? I had to make myself dinner. After all that, I stood in my kitchen and made my own damn food. Pathetic. Update: lol the manager offered that he could "maybe give me a coupon for NEXT time." Give me a break, Ha! I'm never going back. I told him he could eat the gross pizza that I only order because the good place (Angelo's) is closed. Do you self a favor and go somewhere that has good pizza, competent management, and delivery drivers who can find an address.

Good Afternoon, i usually am not a complainer, i keep my mouth shut, BUT, the food and service was…read morehorrible. i ordered a gyro which looked like a kit from you buy from the store, meat was burnt, pita bread fell apart and sauce was sour cream, my husband ordered a beef sandwich, the beef was plentiful but was cold and so was the juice. the waitress no personality at all or try to make things better, never came to see if we wanted anything else, also we were the only ones in there and had to wait for over five minutes for a menu or for anyone to approach us as they seen us walk in. i understand with covid prices have gone up, i dont mind paying the price if all is good, but what we paid we got so little. thank you for listening, Debby, snow57fire@yahoo.com. a response would be greatly appreciated.

Basic looking bar in Harvard in the middle of downtown. Hub Lounge doesn't look like much. It's not…read morereally but don't let that stop you. Cheap beers are the best things about it. There's also a pool table. About the craziest it gets in town is in here. It's a small place so any crowd can make it seem crowded inside. There's the big bar in the middle. Most in here are sitting around it. Others are standing around the pool table. It's about $2.50 for stuff like Bud Light. There's also of course Old Style. Good place for hanging a bit. It can seem a bit sketchy. but nothing that bad usually happens. The cheap drinks are the best thing, but you can also play pool or whatever.

Old 1960's bar with original decor down to the stools, super uncomfortable…read more Lots of specials to make the drinking affordable for the clientele. People are super nice. This place is a must see if you are ever in Harvard.

Stopped in tonight and had one of the worst experiences we've had in a while. Our group of six all…read moreran into the same issue with the bartenders. The brunette bartender wouldn't acknowledge us at all--no eye contact, no response--even when we tried to ask a simple question, just moving on to the next customer. When we finally got to the blonde bartender, the experience didn't improve. She seemed uninterested in helping, rolled her eyes when we asked questions, and was dismissive when my wife asked if her drink could be made less sweet, saying "that's just how it is." I also asked a question about one of their bourbons and was told to go to the store where they could tell me, which didn't make much sense and would have meant starting the whole order process over again. We even overheard another customer mention they'd been dealing with the same attitude all night, so it didn't seem like an isolated incident. This was our second visit. The first time, on a similarly busy Sunday, everything was great--which makes this even more disappointing. Based on this experience, it will likely be our last visit.

I have been to Rush Creek a few times and it never disappoints. The service and drinks are amazing…read moreplus on most weekends they have a food truck and entertainment. Prices are very reasonable on both their drinks and bottles to go. Definitely worth visiting in Harvard Illinois.

He just went there for lunch and the pizza was made fresh and it was delicious. As were the…read more Italian breadsticks... Will definitely go back?

Gross! Bread sticks were burnt! You could smell them through the bag. They then offered me a…read moredifferent bag and they were just as bad!

Strictly average and the food was cold. I've been there twice and both times I had the same…read moreexperience.

Stopped in for breakfast on our way back to Chicago. Got the French toast, breakfast quesadilla,…read moreand breakfast burrito. Everything was delicious, and the service was top notch. Ivan and Maria make you feel welcome and take pride in providing a wonderful experience. Will definitely come back.