I enjoy lunch at this deli. I normally order the lunch special, which is good comfort food. The…read morelocation is clean and staff is very friendly.

Little old fashioned deli butcher shop. Totally recommend them. The selection and prices are very…read morecomparable. Great service, excellent products

Online ordering apparently has errors. Ordered 6 3packs of sandwich ribeye and when picked up it…read moredidn't seem right I asked clerk is this 18 and was told should be got to my tailgate and had 6 steaks. I had 18 people so it was frustrating. I will say gave me a full refund but would have preferred the steaks.

Wow, this place is incredible!…read more I spend a lot of time in the area at a little vacation home, and I am so mad that I've been going to the crappy town IGA instead of this place for so long. We go through a fair amount of produce each week, so when I heard about Wayne's I decided to give it a try - hoping for both better prices and better quality. I was totally blown away! It's incredibly well-kept and well-organized, and they have a ton of items that IGA doesn't. My favorite part is the "value bags" they have available - for just $19.95, you get a reusable tote bag filed with all types of fruits and vegetables. Check out the photo I uploaded... you won't believe how much I actually got for the price! It made us try new things we don't always eat, too. They also have a butcher attached, fresh local eggs, dairy, and more. One thing to note: if you're using a credit card, it does have to be for over $15. I'm so happy to have found this place and I look forward to stopping by as much as I can!

Good local market for fresh produce, an excellent butcher, and good deli meats/cheeses. Staff are…read morefriendly. In the spring, they sell annual flowers and pumpkins in the fall. Wayne's is my go to market.

This place is amazing! It's basically a dry goods store, with a little more food (but not a full…read moregrocery store). Lots of Amish-made candy and just some other fun options, like unusual grains and stuff to make your own gummy candy with.

Everything is wayyy too expensive. Feels more like a candy shop out of Chicago than an Amish bulk…read moreplace. They had $20 for a small bag of cashews. Absolutely ridiculous

First of all, the quality and variety of the baked goods, as well as the hand made sammiches that…read moreemploy those baked goods are the bomb and probly worth the trip. I've had occasion to make it over to this large bakery/cafe just north of downtown C-U for lunch a couple times and never been disappointed. Granted the food (including a couple fantastic side salad options) isn't cheap, but everything is made properly with high quality ingredients and well worth the occasional splurge. Although we have only tried some samples, there's even a fancy coffee cafe within.5 Factor in that all the employees we've met (including the delivery people out in the Central IL grocery stores) have been pleasantly passionate about their products, and you start to understand how they've come to stand out in what seems like a fading industry. That said, it also seems like the shelves with high end grocery items like exotic olive oils, Momofuku noodles, hard to find jams and other condiments, have dwindled in the last year or two, likely due to tariff-based cost models, but you are still likely to find a new favorite 'something' just browsing while they craft your sammy. Even if it's just a 'cronut' or a loaf of that amazing olive ciabatta or sourdough, it is becoming a mandatory C-U stop for us.

The Reuben at Martinelli's Market sets the bar. House-roasted Angus beef brisket arrives tender,…read morejuicy, and generously stacked, layered with Grand Cru Alpine Swiss, sauerkraut, and a house-made Russian dressing that ties everything together. Served on their rye, the sandwich is rich yet balanced, showcasing the quality and care behind every ingredient. Quite simply, the top sandwich in Champaign.

Ordered a $10 chicken salad on white bread....i got chicken salad on two pieces of white…read morebread....no lettuce, no tomatoes no nothing. I should have known as I was the only one in the place at lunchtime today, July 16, 2024. I should've gone to Subway.

This place is mid. We stopped coming back from Chicago since it had good reviews…read more The lady at the counter was nice. Our food took a pretty long time to come out considering we got sandwiches. When we did get our sandwiches, one was completely wrong. We decided it wasn't worth waiting another 15-20 minutes for a new one. The sandwiches themselves were fine. Nothing amazing, nothing terrible. Personally I didn't love the environment. If you don't like nonstop Christian music and groups of women loudly cackling in the corner, this probably isn't your place. They did have cool snacks in their store and the desserts looked good but we didn't try any. Edit to add the bathrooms were really clean and they also had Narcan in both the men and women's which I think is a really cool way to keep an eye out for your neighbors.

Such a great local store! Stopped in here on our way through Casey to get to Indy (from STL). I…read morespotted the row of sauces and spices and knew I had to check it out - I'm always a sucker for buying cooking things. They have an extensive selection of spices - including a huge jar of rosemary for just $5. We picked out two BBQ sauces to try, but they had a huge selection of BBQ sauces. Unfortunately, we weren't able to check out the meat this time due to being on the road for several days (and then returning on Sunday, their only day closed). They were still working on the store by the refrigeration section, but I would definitely check out the store again the next time I go through Casey! The service was very friendly and attentive.

The best tasting prime rib roast I have gotten in years! Usually we go to the butcher that is…read moreclosest to home but have been really disappointed for awhile now. Made the switch to a The Butcher Shop in Charleston and we won't be going anywhere else ever. Excellent customer service. They stayed open through a winter storm to make sure their holiday orders were fulfilled. The most flavorful prime rib ever. Just delicious.

I got a breakfast to go as they were still on lockdown over stupid Corona....i was impressed though…read morewith the cleanliness of the restaurant, and the people inside were very friendly...I got a bacon, egg, and cheese on wheat and it was made perfectly....thr American fries were cooked right and were tasty ..above average for breakfast in my opinion...Will return.

If you happen to be in Farmer City around lunch time or are driving by on I-74 and are looking for…read moresomething besides fast-food, give Imo's Restaurant a try. This is a decent mid-western home town restaurant with a nice full menu. I have eaten here three times over the past two years and was always happy with what I had. This is a place to have things like a hot roast beef sandwich smothered in gravy, or a meatloaf plate or a variety of sandwiches. They also feature a local "thing" that originated in Springfield and the surrounding area, called a Horseshoe. This is Texas Toast, with a meat selection (turkey, ham or hamburger) covered with a huge pile of fries and then drenched in cheese sauce. This thing is HUGE, so on your first try, order the smaller version, the Ponyshoe. I'm sure not everything they make is home made, but the daily specials probably are. When I had a meatloaf platter, it certainly was. On the latest visit, I had a breaded tenderloin sandwich that was well above average. It had one fourth inch thick meat, instead of just being a huge bread Frisbee. The chile was mid-range, typical midwestern style, but OK. They had a very nice beef, vegetable soup that one in our party had that was reported to be very good. Bottom line, it is a decent small town Midwestern restaurant. Certainly above average, with good service and a complete menu. From I-74, take Exit 159 and follow IL-54 into Farmer City. The restaurant is close, located at the junction of IL-54 and US-150.

H & R Store is owned and operated by the Amish community north of Oblong. It is located on the…read morecurve of 1800th Ave. Ask a local to give you directions. The store is clean, spacious, and absolutely in the middle of nowhere. They serve a variety of nationally procured Amish produced foods, and some locally baked items as well. They have a number of raw ingredient products at very cheap prices; variety of oats and other grains, sugar, as well as a large selection of confection ingredients and spices. H & R also serves sandwiches throughout the day. They have a deli service and sell Troyer brand meats and cheeses which are rich and tasty. The store is closed on Sundays and Thursdays. Please drive with extreme caution since the Amish still use horses as their primary means of transportation in this area.

Nice clean friendly store!! Baked goods on Friday/ Saturday. Yelp needs to correct name to M&R…read moreStore! Lots grains flour cornmeal oats to buy! Gear cheer from Ohio!

This place is AWESOME!!!!! For what you get the price is perfect and their food taste great. Give…read morethis place a try.

Every year I get my deer processed at Heinkels, I also always buy a case or two of bacon, so…read moredelicious. This year however the packaged bacon I started out with was great as usual, when I got to the bulk bacon it had no flavor, almost like a cheap ham. I am very disappointed that they wouldn't take the bacon back for an exchange. I'll find somewhere else for my business.