Very good food. Service is only a walk up window. No inside…read moredining. Great for carry out tho. ((Phone never answers even they are there!))

The food and service was great. I had to have some bbq rib tips. PT is the only place in town that…read moreI knew I would get the best rib tips from.

Love this guy and his wieners!! A very kind young man with a great business idea. I'm in a…read morewheelchair and he brings my order right to the car and always with a smile. The chili cheese dogs, with onions, of course, are awesome!! Next time you see him, stop in for lunch or a snack.

Place was packed from one side to the other, vendors everywhere, good food, reasonable prices. Lots…read moreto see although most of the shops were mostly leaning toward women. Got to see old cars, wagons, and old farm equipment. I'll probably be back next year.

Well done! 55 years…read more Small town of 7,000 greets 50,000 visitors with expertise and class. Parking is $5 Trolley around town for all day is $3. No admission charges to get into the area. All proceeds go to local charities and agencies. We parked in the local cemetery- people were dying to get into this place! Great food! Lots of walking and talking! Friendly people from all over the world. Also, don't miss the festival on the other side of town near the high school. A great weekend that shouldn't be missed!

SUPER crowded. Booths placed too close together on narrow Beaufort Street!…read moreNeat vendors, Terrible event planners.

Set in gorgeous Uptown Normal this Mid- July festival is a great way to see Midwest artists' work…read more There are food vendors and the local eateries. Live music. Yes, it is very popular and draws large crowds.

Another year , another fair and what a nice fun time…read more Great people Great food Great time And if you haven't , you must try the apple cider slushie!

Honestly this one's a tossup between 3 and 4 stars. It seems that the Illinois State Fair, compared…read moreto some of the other state fairs, is kind of boring and doesn't offer a lot. Iowa and Minnesota's state fairs have a better selection of foods to offer, for instance. But I think I'll just stick to the positives of Illinois's. The fair does pay great tribute to the Prairie State, like agriculture, dairy and midwestern life. I'm very surprised and glad that Chicago isn't mentioned all that much, although I wish some Chicago foods would be offered at the fair! The buildings and architecture are nice. The Route 66 Experience (which is open year-round) is a must for everybody. No fair visit is complete without checking out the livestock barns as well as going to livestock judging competitions. Oh and I can't leave out the butter sculptures. As far as the entertainment part, they do have a great eclectic mix of cover bands and popular acts performing there. Again, despite of everything that I said - I do think Illinois needs to step up its game and re-define itself as a popular destination. After seeing what Iowa State Fair has to offer, it definitely made Illinois SF look very weak.

Nice peaceful restaurant. Better than the food court service experience was wonderful no server's…read morewhich makes it better manager is nice staff wonderful clean you get a lot of food for the money I got loaded nachos with fries steak I could just barely get it down. I'll be back. If you want awesome Mexican food come here worth the trip. Tell them Karen sent you

The food is delicious and the service takes the experience to another level! A family owned…read morerestaurant where they treat all their guests like family! Will definitely be returning next time I'm in town!

Been coming to the Dairy Bar since I was old enough to walk there from home and have always loved…read moreit. The cole slaw has always been amazing, and I love the chocolate chip cookie dough flurries and the chocolate milkshakes. I also enjoy just a regular hamburger. Mmmmm.....my mouth is watering just thinking about it. Next time I'm in Altamont, I'll be back!

The Dairy Bar is the reward we offer the kids for a job well done…read more We pass through Altamont on our way home from Lake Sara and stop from time to time, especially if we've worked hard on our fixer-upper lakehouse. We always get chocolate shakes---thick, rich, chocolate yumminess. I'm sure they're a caloric nightmare, so I just block those thoughts out. The "food" part of the menu looks to be heavy on the fried-side, with some salads, pizzas, etc. Keep thinking about the Walleye platter, though..maybe some day.