The food is exceptionally good here. It will exceed your expectations for a restaurant in a state…read morepark. Had breakfast at the end of a camping trip and loved it. The breakfast burrito with green salsa is fantastic. They also run the kayak rentals out of there and they are super helpful and friendly. This place is truly a hidden gem of Central Illinois.

Great get away from town to the Park. Pretty big menu with good food and friendly service…read moreoverlooking Dawson Lake! Casual dining. Recommended!!

Really cool place, would advise to wear some tougher shoes and pants as they only provide goggles…read morehats and gloves; but the lady working was super thoughtful and helpful! She kept bringing us more stuff to break, played music, and joked around with us. Overall great time!

I'm updating my 2008 review from 3 to 5 stars. To be honest, when I looked back at my initial…read morereview I felt bad. At the time, what I wrote was true, but there have been a lot of very positive changes at Bloomington Cycle and Fitness in the past 4 years. In December 2008, Scott and Caryn Davis took over ownership of Bloomington Cycle & Fitness and have turned this shop into my favorite bike store in town. They have a loyal customer base because they take time to get to know their customers. My wife had a great experience with Caryn when she went in to look for a road bike. Caryn took the time to explain what to look for and Scott helped make adjustments to the bike setup so that my wife would be riding efficiently. With her purchase, she was given 10% off accessories and she can take the bike in for brake and gear adjustments at no cost. I was recently in the market for a commuter bike and Mike helped me narrow it down to a couple and ultimately choose a bike that I couldn't be happier with. After about six weeks of riding, the brake pads were wearing out, which I thought was odd, so I took the bike in over my lunch break. Mike gave me a discount on some nicer pads and had the bike ready in a few minutes. Another story: I was in there recently and a guy brought in an old beat-up Huffy. Scott checked it out and suggested they not fix the bike because it needed too much work. He could have just fixed what the guy requested and taken the money but he knew that the bike would still have problems and perhaps not be safe. I appreciate that kind of integrity. Some other great things about this shop: - They have an annual cook-out and sale early in the summer. Check it out. - Are you a lady? Well, there are Friday evening Ladies Nights. - They carry Specialized, Schwinn, Surly, Felt, Salsa, GT, and a few others. - As I mentioned--free brake and gear tune-ups for bikes bought at the store. For life. - Scott is also a Body Geometry Fit technician, meaning that he can help you make sure that you and your bike fit nicely together.

A few years ago I brought my beat up bike in. The male owner asked me immediately about buying a…read morebike instead of fixing it, I explained I was working on building my own but needed this to get around. He was generally short with me. We agreed that I'd leave it to replace some parts and he abruptly asked about a deposit, which was fine. As I went for my wallet he abruptly asked to inspect the bike, again fine but he seemed annoyed. He saw a dent and handed the bike back explaining he can't be liable. I said nothing stood head down thinking about purchasing parts or not. Then the lady owner, who I didn't know was an owner then, approached said, "do you need help" his reply "can you tell this gentleman to leave, I can't work on his bike". I have no idea why he said this. No clue why he was so rude and short through the whole exchange. I understood his reasoning and said nothing against him or his decision. The lady owner responded to this post a year ago saying they told me multiple times they couldn't work on my bike. A complete lie, and I don't understand why they would act like that and then lie. My best guess is I was wearing my work clothes and they must treat poor people extremely disrespectfully. Don't go to a place that would treat anyone like this. This is 100% accurate description. And I'm not struggling with it. I'm just informing the public, if you just want a repair you will be treated horribly I never questioned safety. I understood the comment, but tossing me out while quietly considering my options deserves an apology, not lies from you. After an apology, I'll consider not posting this anymore. For anyone who has gotten this far. Check out the other bad reviews here. The "lady owner" doesn't understand how to treat a bad review. Considering she completely lied about my experiences, I now feel sorry after reading a Number of other disgruntled customers experiences. They are an entertaining read; to see a pretentious, lying business owner at work. "Now please move on" ..... I mean come on, how old are you.... This is pettyness and lies. Bad reviews happen when there is very disrespectful customer service; learn to take criticism, improve from it and move on...... see what I did there

Our family has been riding at Breezy Bluff for over 10 years. The owners and instructors emphasize…read morethe safety of horse and riders. Horses are well cared for and live long lives. Learning to groom and saddle your horse is an important part of the riding experience. Riders progress at a pace appropriate for each individual but are encouraged to expand their skills. The owners are accommodating regarding schedule needs when those needs are politely communicated well ahead of time.

Short version: Some very nice horses, a good instructor named Cherri, okay for beginners, but…read morethere are definitely better options with better facilities and more well-cared for horses. Long version: My first impression of Breezy Bluff was very negative. Horses all wear halters 24/7 in outdoor pastures standing in a few inches of their own muck and mud. That was in January. I saw a horse with an open abrasion from the halter rubbing it's nose and many with bald patches. The mule (sweetest thing in the world, by the way) had an open cyst just above the back of her front hoof. I brought these to the attention of the people there. One response was that it was good it was open to drain....well maybe, but not in the dirty conditions it was living in at the time. Apparently the surgery to remove it was too expensive or too inconvenient for them. I honestly should have just left and gone elsewhere at that point. My questions about not having any stalls or shelters for the horses was met with the explanation that Betty prefers her animals to live out their lives as the natural herd animals they were created to be. That sounds good, except that natural herd animals roam over many miles/acres of land...not in a fenced area where most of their time is spent standing in manure. Another client took her granddaughter out to another stable due in part to the place being a "dump" in her words. I wouldn't necessarily go that far, but it is obviously just too much for the owners to maintain very well. It did get cleaned up a little and looks much better now that nicer weather came. I did go to 12 lessons and two days of horse camp...my daughter and I did not once see any hooves picked. I was taught it was basic horse care to regularly clean hooves, yet apparently not here. The ironic part is that the Bible verse about a righteous man caring for his animals is her signature line. :-/ Enough of the care (or lack thereof) of horses...on to the lessons. On two occasions they "forgot" that I had already made payments for my services, then found them. The lessons always start late and spend more time letting the kids struggle to groom and tack the horses without any formal teaching on this aspect than they spend riding. One response to this was, if they want to ride more, they should tack faster....what??? They don't even know how yet.... In the lessons we took there were several times that communication was lost between the "instructors" and different people were covering for these miscommunications. The first 10 lessons were only my oldest. I decided to let two of my younger children try. The first of their lessons I showed up and the first three people I talked to didn't even know they were coming, then one young instructor said she had gotten an email that they were scheduled. The instructor had a back problem, so they were covering for her that day. The next week I showed up and was told their lesson would be an hour later...there was a horse camp that day, so I assumed it was to allow for that event. All my emails showed my lesson at the agreed upon time. The next week I showed up for our lesson and was told they had been moved an hour later...I was never informed of this time, and frankly it didn't work with our schedule, so I said I would not be back and expected a refund for the lessons I wasn't taking. It was the company's error, so I feel I should have been refunded the full amounts...however, I was informed that I could not be refunded since I didn't cancel 48 hours in advance, and that since they didn't complete another set of 10 lessons, the cost was higher. I did get a "refund" for about 1/5 of the amount it should have been had they been honest and shown integrity. I never cancelled a lesson, they changed without communication. I would say there were three good, well organized classes out of the 14 we took. There is more I could say, but this should suffice. All in all, this business is not a well-oiled machine and your money is better spent (and safer) elsewhere.

What a lovely facility! The indoor courts went through a resurfacing about a year ago, adding the…read moretraditional purple and green from Wimbledon's scheme. It really looks rather swell. The upstairs balcony overlooks all the courts and includes a kitchen for social gatherings. Downstairs, you have a nice bathroom, sauna, and private work out area--with personal training and development available. The staff is really the muscle of this place. Friendly, accommodating, and pure, unbridled passion for tennis and community, come to mind. Lovely ladies and men. If you're not feeling the vibe or pace of Four Seasons, Gold's, or LA, come to Evergreen Tennis. Not just to play the great game of tennis, but to have fun while working out your mind and body. Update: 1/23/18 I've been working closely with one of the Tennis Pros at the club, Roger. He's a great instructor--with a wealth of knowledge, applicable techniques, and insight to the game. I've made great strides as a beginner, but have a leg-up being a left-hander and 25 years of soccer and basketball experience. Everyone is always friendly at the club. I love coming here!

Went here as a child for a short period of time. I remember Matt the owner twisting my four year…read moreold brothers arm and hurting him. We regret not speaking up about it and getting justice.

Very well kept trails with Bluebird houses here and there . Nice views of the Mackinaw on bluffs .read more

Cannot recommend enough if you are a lover of nature at all. Great walking trails, but you might…read morenot want to forget Bug repellant. Early morning is my favorite time to hike the trails there.

I feel like some of the bad reviews are from years ago... I just went bowling here yesterday with…read moretwo friends and had a great time! It's $34/hour for a lane and for three people, we were able to get two games in, so, about $5.67 per game. Not terrible! We went at 1pm on a Sunday and the place was so big that we had no problem getting a lane, which is nice when you don't have to wait. You can choose between glow or normal bowling, and the folks at the counter and bar were all very nice. I also saw someone cleaning the tables each time a party left, that's awesome! So clean! Thanks for a fun time!

Brought a large group for fellowship. Worked with event manager ahead of time to reserve tables…read more Excellent and prompt communication. Clean spacious seating. Well stocked bar. Plenty of options for food and activities for everyone. Based on Yelp reviews this place has been around a long time. Great to see a local establishment thriving.

If you want a laid back, family friendly course, Bluegrass is for you. Reasonable prices and well…read moremaintained. Always enjoy playing Bluegrass.