Our family was here for a funeral. We drove from Chicago and stopped here for a coffee and snacks…read more The coffee was great! We had a danish and scones also. Good baked goods, nice atmosphere! It was a hot morning and we had a nice respite before the service!

Was a bit sequestered from lots of restaurants where our employer had us staying. However, Farmer's…read morewas directly across the highway. It was kinda "the only game in town". So, as I usually do, I looked for reviews. Most gave them 4 to 5 stars, though there were a few "clinkers". Well, 6 of us gave it shot SO GLAD WE DID Food, staff and service were terrific GREASE is the word

Traveling through on the way home and found the Farmer City Cafe…read more Called in two breakfast sandwiches to go. One with Bacon Extra Crispy, two eggs, and cheese on sourdough. The other Ham, two eggs, and cheese on sourdough. The toast was perfect, soft and crisp, melty cheese, and excellent bacon flavor. My wife got the ham and said it was fantastic. The service was good and bad. The order was to go so I don't leave tips. The waitress is not providing table service and filling drinks or adding special items to the order. She is simply ringing up the order. She made a very disparaging remark as I left that was uncalled for and not acceptable about the lack of tip. I wouldn't recommend or return after that experience.

Fun little road side stop! Not surprised that there were no Yelp reviews as the most popular spot…read morein town only had 15 reviews! We stopped in here on our way back to Chicago from Lincoln on a business trip. I got an Oreo cookie shake with 2 shots of espresso, it was pretty tasty. The menu showed fruit loops on top and that got me excited but it ended up having a half cracked Oreo, oh well. It was pretty tasty. I likely won't be back as I'm from far from here. If you live near by, definitely give'em a try!

The coffee is great and everyone is so friendly! They always give pup cups to my dog and are always…read morehappy to see him!

Got something from this place in Hickory Point Mall. It's kind of a surprise to find this kind of…read moreplace around here, with dumplings and other Asian stuff. Cocoday is among the more interesting restaurants in Forsyth. Even though it's not much of a restaurant, it has a pretty cool menu of cold and hot items. The place is order at the counter, but the mall has tables. After getting off the interstate, we came here. It's located in the Hickory Point Mall. This is near the large open area with the chairs and tables. It's not a food court. This is also located next to Auntie Anne's, which is about the only other place to eat here. I got us the Vegetable Dumplings. It's $10 for a container of a dozen or so. These were average looking but weren't bad though. Filled with vegetables such as carrots, mushrooms, and onions. The dipping sauce was salty. Also they have ice cream. Try here for something cold and hot. For the most part it's a place that's good for being in a mall, and the prices aren't that bad. It's a lot of dumplings. They have a few filling choices including beef, pork, and vegetarian.

The food and workers were amazing! Everyone was so sweet and very helpful. The store itself was so…read morecute and had very nice decor!

3.5 Stars rounded up to 4.0…read more A very unique dining experience in that this is in what was once a Methodist Church that was built in 1909. There are large stained glass windows and a beautiful interior with high ceilings. The employees are all friendly and polite. The menu is constructed in 3 categories of: "Tier 1" (main entree) "Tier 2" (sides) "Tier 3" (desserts) You order what you want from each Tier for a set price of $23.50. When the server brings your order out to the table it's arranged on a tower holding 3 plates with Tier 1 being the bottom one, Tier 2 the middle one, and finally Tier 3 (your dessert) the top one. It's rather impressive I admit. I chose The Rubie Panini for my Tier 1 choice. It's corned beef, swiss & havarti cheeses with apple & red cabbage sauerkraut & a creamy house-made horseradish-roasted red pepper dressing on light rye bread. It was delicious with just right amount of horseradish to give it a nice bite! For my Tier 2, I chose the Herb Infused Tomato Bisque Soup (GF). It's a savory infusion of tomatoes & aromatic herbs blended to velvety smooth, finished with a dollop of herbed cream cheese and accompanied by a cheesy crostini on the side. Although I found this tasty it was not hot - only mildly warm which was disappointing. For my Tier 3, I chose the Black Forest Pavlova (GF). It's baked meringue with dark chocolate pot de crème and brandied cherry sauce. It was quite sweet and delicious!! To drink I ordered coffee, black (tyvm). It was hot and very good and served in a very nice china cup. Sadly our server didn't come back around to check on our drinks so 3 out of our party of 4 never received a coffee refill until we had finished our first 2 Tiers and was well into our desserts. When she did finally come back with the coffee pot it only had about a quarter of coffee left in it. I ended up with only about a third of a cup (from the bottom of the pot). She said she would come right back with a fresh pot but by the time she did, everyone was finished with their dessert. A good experience with just some minor things that kept it from being a 5 star review. Hours are 11am - 2pm Tuesdays through Saturdays, closed on Sundays and Mondays. Reservations are suggested.

I would say definitely check this place out if you want a cute brunch experience! Being in an old…read morechurch building with beautiful high ceilings and stained glass windows, you couldn't ask for a prettier building. The server was very friendly and the food was well-priced, but I had to knock off a star for a few things. First of all, of the four desserts on the menu, two were sold out and the dining room was only half full at lunch, so, I'm not sure what happened there. Secondly, for a tearoom, the tea was just standard teabags in normal flavors. I guess I would've liked a little variety there. Third, the food was just fine. I ordered a sandwich which was just a BLT with pepper mayo, I think, but it wasn't that exciting. The potatoes were good for a side, though! Anyway, like I said, the atmosphere was my favorite part!

The French fries are soggy. Food is ok for a diner. But the staff are great people.I hate to write…read morea so-so review for a local business.

Nice to have in a small town but bad prices and very rude workers. Someone with good practices…read moreneed to take over this place and make it great again!

Amazing food, great prices and wonderful workers. We live down the road and eat here awful.read more

After seeing this restaurant pop up on commercials as the best burgers in central Illinois 100…read moretimes on a Cardinal Cub game, I decided to give it a shot and see if there was any validity to their claim. There was not.... Pulled up and ordered a double cheese burger with everything and a French fry and large Coke. Their pricing is way more expensive than any other independent burger joint and they nickel and dime you pretty hard on the items. 70 cents more for lettuce and tomato each, which I understand and that's typical for most restaurants anymore. $4.35 for a French fry that was old and tasted like it had sat under a heat lamp for an hour wasn't worth it. Their large drink was a medium and it was like $4-5 too, but the coke had the worse metallic taste to it like the lines were serious dirty. Was undrinkable. So you are looking at $20 before tax just for a "combo" which they don't offer... Let's get to the sandwich- it wasn't special and for $9.35 for just the meat, cheese and bun wasn't worth it either. They put condiments on the bottom bun which made it a soggy mess and when I went to pick it up, it was like wet dough because how soggy it was. Pretty sure it was one single slice of cheese and the burgers weren't thin and crispy but seemed like they try to make them like that, but I am guessing the size of each patty was 5-6 oz each maybe, so that is more meat than other typical independent restaurants. It almost tasted like charred or burnt and just wasn't special. Would I return? No, it's not worth the drive or the price for their products because everyone of them Had issues and was the most expensive "combo" I've bought at a tiny local burger joint.

We went for the buffet for my brother-in-law's 66 birthday!!…read moreThe food was great & the service even better! They even sang him "Happy Birthday with a piece of cake & a candle for a wish!! Such a nostalgic atmosphere too!! Highly recommend!!! We will be back!! Thank You!!

Review is for the store/gas station. Super clean bathrooms. Excellent variety of snacks and gifts…read more Loved the bright purple hair on the attendant lol she was very nice. They sell the little paper cones full of warm cinnamon glazed nuts. "The Nutty Bavarian" fresh roasted Bavarian nuts. MMMMMM!!!! I got two for $9 of the almonds and cashews. I ate some almonds in the car and sent my brother back in to get me two more bags of cinnamon almonds ha! A great place to stop and rest before getting back on the highway. We didn't try the restaurant, maybe next time.