Great food and laid back feel. Lunch stop complete! Traveling... stop here! Really give it a tryread more

Always great! Had the simulator rented for the kids and we watched the Bears game…read more Win-win for everyone.... Except the Bears.....

My family and I are on a road trip and we stopped here on the way and the service was absolutely…read moreamazing. After being stuck in a car for a couple hours this was the best place to stop. The food was absolutely amazing and all of the servers were so incredibly nice to us. We will definitely be back!! Thank you to our server Jaime!!

A must try effingham staple…read more Eat on the salad bar or diner side and enjoy a hometown style meal or the spring rolls! Every time we visit this town we try to get in a meal or at least take home one of their handmade pies or cookies. They rotate staff a lot but the food is always the same so it's a good bet you will have a good meal. Don't forget they do a great job catering!

Great place whether you're looking for a buffet or want to order from the regular menu. The staff…read moreis friendly, and the atmosphere feels very family-oriented and welcoming. I really like the cute barn-style building, which fits perfectly with the rural location. It's also conveniently located close to Casey, making it an easy stop when checking out some of the area's big attractions like the pitchfork and mailbox. The food is a nice option whether you're stopping in for a full meal or just exploring the area. Plenty of charm and a relaxed atmosphere make this a fun local spot. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

Tried their famous 1-lb. pork chop and catfish dinner to go. So delicious with generous portions…read more.. we managed to have 2 meals out of our order! Pleasant and friendly staff. Charming restaurant and cozy front lobby. The giant pitchfork is perched right outside the front door! They also have a beautiful garden with a small pond where you could enjoy the lovely flowers and the surrounding farm. Will definitely come back on our next visit to Casey!

Great set up has great food including the shrimp po boi lemme tell ya you have to try it. Service…read morewas great and the outdoor patio with an ice cold beer is a great way to spend a Friday evening with family and friends

We visited Upper Deck Bar and Grill for the first time tonight after looking forward to trying it…read moresince it opened. Unfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing. When I went to change my daughter's diaper, I discovered there was no changing table available in the restroom. As a result, I had to sit on the bathroom floor and change her there. A family-friendly establishment should provide parents with a safe and sanitary place to care for their children. I plan to contact the appropriate local or state agency to determine whether the restaurant is complying with Illinois requirements for baby-changing facilities. The service was also incredibly slow. We waited nearly an hour before our order was taken and approximately another hour for our food to arrive. My fiancé did not receive his meal until everyone else at our table had already finished eating. We had been excited to support a new local restaurant, but the lack of basic accommodations and the excessive wait made our first visit very disappointing.

decent small town place with town folks eating breakfast to start their days. prices are great and…read morefood is decent. pretty basic middle of the road menu with the normal stuff.

I love this place. Food is really good. Friendly people. Always a great place to eat.read more

Best spot to hang with friends and have a few cocktails. Highly recommend a stop in to experience…read morethe great service and cold beers.

Cool little bar inside. Quiet place to grab a drink. The…read moreburgers aren't bad at all either $4.50 with a bag of chips and all the fixings. If by chance I came on through I'd stop in for grub and beer.

For the first time visiting, Siegfried's Supper Club was a wonderful experience! My husband and I…read morewent for our anniversary dinner. When we arrived, we were greeted by the hostess and sat immediately. We did make a reservation, and I would definitely suggest doing so as the restaurant filled up quickly during our time there. We ordered drinks. The beer and cocktails were spot on. They do have a good size wine list for the wine lovers out there. For food, we started with truffle fries as an appetizer. They were very crisp and the truffle flavor with the aioli was spot on. Our entrees consisted of chicken parmesan with bucatini, and the evenings special of barramundi on a bed of lemon cuscus topped with tzatziki sauce. Both entrees were part of the clean plate club. The chicken was fried and seasoned to perfection while the barramundi was flaky and moist. The portion sizes were perfect. As far as the ambiance, I enjoyed the modern esthetic. My favorite part of the dining room was the old stained glass window by the bar. The experience at Siegfried's Supper Club was great. We have already decided we'll be back. If you're looking for somewhere for date night, or a special occasion, this is the place to go.

We went there Saturday evening for dinner. There were 5 adults. It is very nice and elegant inside…read more Service was excellent. We were given enough time to check over the menu. The food came out in a timely fashion, it all tasted great. Steaks were cooked just right. We were not rushed through our meal. Prices were normal for this type of place. We will be back.

My husband is a native to Effingham and this was our first time at Fujiyama Japanese steakhouse and…read moreit was a nice visit that will have me coming back. Of course, I always get skeptical of seafood being fresh in the middle of nowhere middle Illinois in the Midwest of the USA but this time we went for the hibachi experience so I gave the shrimp a try and my husband ate the chicken. He had a side of fried rice with egg and I opted for noodles with our vegetables. The complementary house salad and soup tonight was mushroom was OK but not as good as other hibachi style restaurants. Our hibachi chef was funny entertaining and was able to connect with each of the guests. He made jokes and put on a wonderful performance. I appreciated that not every seat was filled for hibachi and we were still able to enjoy dinner as a party of eight. Next time we visit, we will eat on the traditional restaurant side to test out the sushi and other menu offerings. The restaurant is fairly wheelchair accessible with everything being on one even level and there's plenty of accessible parking and close parking as Fujiyama is next to a few other stores sharing the parking lot.

Today I parked my rig at the TA. Walked a few blocks to this restaurant, wasn't too difficult of a…read morehike. Having seen a billboard AD driving along the i70, I thought huh, hibachi down the road on exit 160, let's do this. Originally had other plans, like hitting up the NAF NAF for some Mediterranean food couple miles further. But haven't had any Bennihana style hibachi in ages, I did sort of crave the grilled veges, NY Steaks and hibachi butter fried rice. So got in here today, and it was pretty quiet. Wasn't even sure if there were any parties at the grill. Back in the days I use to work at a pretty high octane hibachi in the Permian Basin (ya, think Billy Bob Thornton in Landman on steroids). We'd have oil field crews pack our entire restaurant, and I'd be doing daily sales of 3,000.00 to 4,000.00 just under my own tab. Those were the days you can order a bowl of Udon noodles and it probably came out to 8.99--- good ole pre- inflation days. So onto the food here. Steak was over cooked, wanted medium rare, tasted well done. Chicken was decent, moist, not dried out. I've had hibachi chicken in certain restaurants where the meat was straight up dried. So good job. The fried rice was a 7/10. Not the best, but better than Panda Express. The grilled veges were alright, the teriyaki sauce was decent not too sweet. And overall the hibachi combo plate of NY Steak, Chicken w/ fried rice was overall a 7.5/10. I want to give a thumbs up to the restaurant for their portions. This being lunch hours, the lunch portion here can play out in many other places as dinner size. The Miso soup was your typical hot soup + instant dried seaweed + supermarket house brands tofu. Can't screw this dish up. And the salad was sugar overkill...along with the Yum Yum Sauce. What I wished they did with the Salad sauce. Okay, blend carrots, apples, increase ginger, couple slices of lemon, and cut down on the sugars. For the Yum Yum Sauce decrease the sugar, more garlic, and please add a tad bit more MSG for that flavor bomb. Now because I figured I might still be hungry, I ordered their 2 roll sushi lunch special-- the Bay bridge, and the Volcano. Sushi rolls were both pretty solid. The sushi chef here gets a 8/10 for his sushi rice making ability. I've seen complete failures at restaurants serving sushi where the rice isn't even cooked through. Worse I've had sushi rice that tasted like those Supermarket sushi franchises Snow Fox and Fuji Foods. Special mention: the wasabi is spicy. Very good. For a hibachi grill restaurant, this place is a solid 7/10. Is it worth walking over here if your semi truck is parked nearby? Yes. Is it worth a detour if you're on a road trip and don't want burgers and fries? Yes. Is it a nice setting to sit down and talk with your colleagues or watch their hibachi chefs perform? Sure. In the end, for price, portion, and just a no bs Japanese teppanyaki meal, I think Fujiyama can fill that void. Why the 3 Stars? because there's room to improve, food wise, like the fried rice: more white peppers, onions, garlic butter, soy sauce, scallions. To my Chinese passerbyers: 覺得路過的客人，可以過來關顧一下，整體食物質量管控還行，就是甜了一點；要是有哪位華人卡車師傅在附近停靠，過夜，我也還是會推薦過來這家日式鐵板試試，想當年羅蘭剛一家老字號的上林鐵板燒已經被蒙古餡餅給取代了，也就是抱有這種懷舊才使得我過來品一品這村莊的日式鐵板。