This is one of the last great dive bars in the area. Starting with a history that begins in the…read moreearly 1920s, carrying through the prohibition, thriving with the workers of Caterpillar, and today representing the final classic holdout in a gentrified area, the Center Tap is the same place it was when our grandparents went to a bar. If you are looking for a place like Cheers on TV this is the place for you. Cheap beer and daily drink specials pair well with local made pizzas while watching cable broadcasting one of the HD flat-screen TVs behind the bar. The staff are friendly and down to earth and will remember you and your drink of choice. To pay, they accept cash, a plethora of card options, as well as tap pay. There are dozens of regulars who are all good hearted characters themselves. Whether you need a quick stop at the watering hole or a night out with the crew, the Center Tap is the best place in the area to experience a simpler fun.

This place tops the list for Vintage Dive Bars that absolutely refuse to give in…read more Marty's Center tap is a time capsule operation when Blue Collar Workers ordered a drink or two or three after working a shift at the Caterpillar Plant just down the road. It's a simple pleasure venue...Basically a vintage Dive Bar "landlocked" in the midst of a concrete jungle that we call "Progress". Center Tap is being swallowed up by Strip Malls, Corporate Hotels, Banks and every damn Chain Restaurant imaginable You wont find this place on the East Peoria Tourism or Travel Guide...Only Here!

The bar is a bit divey but it's a neighborhood bar that's been there ever since I can remember…read more This is the first time I've been there and it was an okay experience. The bartender was nice but a bit slow. It was a bit dirty but it was still a decent experience

I have been going every Sunday for about two months. I am now 71 and used to fish for catfish and…read moretake them home to clean, and cook. I am very pleased just to relax from noon to 4 and catch and release. A lot of kids come with parents and it's nice to hear the excitement when the kids catch a fish. The young man that manages the park is Adam and he has many volunteers each week that assist anyone needing help around the lake. The cost is free, $3.00 for a dozen worms, and they have fishing poles you can use for the day at no cost! They put cut up hotdogs and cheese in little cups at the counter you can use and those items are free. It's been warm lately, but in the next week or so it's going to be cooling off. Perfect weather to enjoy catching fish, some sunshine, and you and the kiddos can enjoy the day. Highly recommended and pretty much no cost! Stop in and catch a fish or two and meet Adam and his wonderful volunteers!

We held my son's birthday party here and it was great. The little retired guys, that were there,…read morewere fantastic with the children. There were plenty of bluegill to keep the kids interested, and one of them even landed a 2lb largemouth bass. They've got a great little pavillion, which was perfect for the party, even despite the heat that day (98F). I will definitely be taking my kids back to this little known gem in Central IL.

This is a wonderful place for young children to play, explore, and learn. The owner and staff work…read morehard to keep the environment clean, organized, and welcoming, and their efforts are consistently noticeable. The space offers a variety of engaging activities that encourage children to practice sharing, interact with others, and experience new things in a safe and supportive setting. It's a well‑maintained, family‑friendly environment that promotes positive social experiences and developmental growth for little ones.

The hours are one thing on Facebook and different on their website. Very upsetting to plan on going…read moreand your kids are upset when you get there and they are closed. According to the Facebook hours they are never open after school which I would think would be a busier time. And now we can't even take in a thermos of water. I would rather not buy a bottle of water that she will take 3 sips out of.

My kids and I had a GREAT time riding Segways on the Peoria riverfront! Our tour guide, Lee, was…read morepatient, funny, and great to work with. At the age of 41, I was concerned that I'd have trouble learning, but she taught us easily to use them and I can't wait to try it again sometime. Don't miss the chance to try this out!

Our group of 8 had a fantastic time riding the quad bicycles along the river! We had to reschedule…read moreour outing several times due to work conflicts, and the ladies who run this business were incredibly nice and accommodating. If you are in the Peoria area, this is must do. There is a lovely trail along the river where you can ride and enjoy the view. It's also easy for beginning riders and kids. Highly recommended!

Well manicured golf course with friendly staff . Played for first time and with my grandsons who…read morealso enjoyed the course.. another TEE time has already been made!

This course lacks the ability of peace of play. Do not expect a fast round out here. The course is…read moreoverall in nice shape, but a bunch of old folks leave ball marker divots on the green. Course could definitely approve. But it is watered well, and it has thick and lush fairways.

Caught a performance of Chicago here the night before Valentine's Day…read more This auditorium exists inside the Bone Student Center of Illinois State University. They are currently under a bit of construction so getting into the building and finding your way around to the proper check in door was a little disorganized but once there everything seem pretty nice. The chairs are comfy...not squeaky. We got Row 3 seats and I have to be honest....they may have been a little too close to the stage. I think next time I'll shoot for row 6 or 7 to get a better line of sight. There is no drinks allowed as far I saw. Maybe bottled water? I did see they had a lounge called the Circus Room, but I'd venture a guess they don't serve alcohol since it's inside the Student Center. Chicago, the show itself, was great. Broadway calibur actors and musicians. The set was perfect with the band all in plain view. I would like to make a small note of criticism. This shows was scheduled on the same day as a touring production of The Sound of Music over at the Blooming Performing Arts Center. I feel this was in poor taste and timing between the two venues. Performing arts should always be working with each other as a team not in competition. There were plenty of empty seats available at Chicago that may have been filled if the community had not been made to choose between the two shows. Support the arts. Make it easier for everyone to attend both shows if they want to! Evita will be playing here soon.

There isn't really bad seat in this place. We saw the Gamma Phi Circus here. Even the upper level…read moreseats proved to be a good view. The place can get lout too during basketball games. It's a truly old school arena.

I have used Rogy's in Morton for 6 years. They always work with me when I have any issues or…read morequestions. My kiddos love every single teacher there and they look forward to coming to daycare. I wouldn't trade this daycare for any other. They are amazing. I'd say the best part of Rogy's, are the digital updates I get every day. Love it!

We are new parents and were nervous when looking for a daycare. Rogy's has made the daycare…read moreexperience very easy for us. The staff is friendly and they take great care of our daughter.