Restaurants in Springfield, IL

I've not been to either of those restaurants. Haven't even heard of American Harvest. https://www.facebook.com/.../136866819713445 American Harvest Eatery Our goal at American Harvest is to offer our guests a dining experience that enc...ompasses quality food and service from start to finish. It is our mission to use only the freshest ingredients, sourced from farmers right here in Illinois. We want to encourage the sustainable movement happening in our...See More New American Restaurant: 1,411 like this

I found the Ross Issac menu. https://ross-isaac.squarespace.com/menu/

American Harvest!!

I haven't heard about the Feed Store in ages. I love their carrot cake! BTW, I found their chicken salad recipe at the SJR site. http://extras.sj-r.com/recipes/recipe/2/ The Feed Store's Chicken Salad - The State Journal-Register - Springfield, IL - The State... extras.sj-r.com The State Journal-Register, your source for the latest breaking local news, spor...ts, weather, business, jobs, real estate, shopping, health, travel, and entertainment.See More

While researching this topic I found the Facebook page for the Jujobee Café. Here is a link to their menu. Click on it, then click to the right to view each of the menu pages. I have got to try this place! https://www.facebook.com/photo.php... Mobile Uploads By: Jujobee Cafe

SJR article: http://www.sj-r.com/... A La Carte: Vietnamese sandwiches are specialty at JuJoBee Cafe www.sj-r.com JuJoBee Cafe, offering Vietnamese bahn mi sandwiches and an organic juice bar, has opened its doors.

We love American Harvest. They can tell you the source farm of almost all of their ingredients

Taqueria Moroleon has the best street tacos. Little Saigon is good Vietnamese (great pho). Monicals is as close to IMO’s as you can get. Centennial park has some good running. Also Allerton Park is about an hour away but is truly an experience.

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We don’t have a ton for entertainment, but we do have Open Mics at Craft on Mondays and Bar None on Wednesdays. There’s the occasional underground art thing going on, but you just gotta follow all of the relevant FB pages. If you follow Downtown Springfield Inc. (DSI) on Facebook, they usually post about events. Plenty of people have mentioned Obed’s, but no one has mentioned that William Vans next door is the best coffee shop in town to lounge in. I’ve heard good things about Graba Java but never go there. A lot of people will recommend Headwest for subs, but Monty’s made sandwiches on sweet bread first and are better, IMHO. I second everyone that Little Saigon is the best place for most Asian foods, but especially pho. Happy Sushi is the best sushi, but he’s closed very often (high turnover rate because he’s kind of abusive to his staff =\). We just lost our other decent sushi place downtown, so if you want good sushi, you gotta go to either Hunan (which, as others have said, is mediocre). My favorite upscale sushi is Mimosa’s. Their Three Musketeers roll is gorgeous and delicious (but very expensive). Flavor of India is definitely the place to go for a good Indian Buffet. I go there almost once a week for their goat curry. It’s a steal since the lunch buffet is only $10. If you’re into hipster-y lunch fare, Long Nine Junction is doing some cool and creative things with home-y American dishes. Prairie Archives is the only used book store worth going to. Springfield Vintage has a well-curated, ever changing stock of neat vintage finds. If you’re into alternative (mostly hippie & music) culture of almost any kind, Penny Lane is a Springfield classic. It’s worth checking out even if not. On Wabash, we have the Asian Market (relatively new and decent stock), and Mexican and Indian markets have both opened, but I haven’t checked them out yet. Don’t try to do everything quickly though because you will very soon find that you run out of things to do. We’re growing culturally, but at a snail’s pace.

Titan Games for anything game related (board games, MTG, AD&D, etc...).

Comcast is gonna be your best option for an ISP around here.

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Brunch at American Harvest. Trust me. Sunday’s only. If you don’t have someone to join you hollerrrrrrr

Darcy's Pint. Get the Horseshoe

The Lincoln Presidential museum is really cool. I suggest all the Lincoln sites. (Lincoln’s home, New Salem, Lincoln’s tomb) Darcy’s has been mentioned. Obed and issacs is good down town, but I like Finley’s Taphouse on the west end.

Little World Market on MacArthur Blvd is the best 1 st stop for grocery shopping.

For entertainment, Donnie B's has open mic stand up first and third Wednesday of the month. Come out and watch many comedians try new stuff!

Like brunch and booze? Bones saloon had the best breakfast in town and a full bar at 8. Great Sunday breakfast spot. Fox run and Dublin pub have the best horseshoes. You're new here? Get a horseshoe no later than day 5. Tabletop gamer? Die hard games is great game store. Good atmosphere, the guy who runs it is super nice. Great place. Like wings? Showmes is pretty good, wing stop is great. Wings etc is an ok place but not my go to. We have a ton of great pizza places. Cozs is my favorite. Dillon's is awesome and you can eat in at the bar next door. Nancy's is good deepdish Chicago style. Antonio's is our best chain. Gabatonis is a great pizza joint with great pasta. Burgers are good at boone saloon and Dublin pub. Best cafe is incredibly delicious. They have handmade French style desserts, fresh baked bread, and good lunches. The menu changes every day so be sure to check today's menu online. Centennial park is a nice park but it's out of the way. Best Chinese in town is at china star. It's a little hole in the wall but its fantastic, cheap, and fast. Ever need someone to grab a beer with hit me up man. And welcome to Springfield!

Buy a newspaper. Get on springfield jobs.com. All kinds of jobs listed

Yes when it was Myers Brothers. Something Rose upstairs about where the linens are now.

From the State Journal-Register....Dairy Rose-style potato soup http://extras.sj-r.com/recipes/recipe/92/

The Dairy Rose was in the mezzanine of Myers Brothers downtown. I was a hostess there! I don't remember it being at White Oaks Mall?

I think their wedding package is around 300. It includes a lot. I don't think it's fully listed on their website but if you email them they are good about answering any questions! http://www.fullblownblowdry.com