Sycamore Cafe - (Near Sycamore, IL)

Candace Monae We were in the mood for some Asian cuisine but wanted to try something new. We’re so glad that we came here. The waitress was super sweet and friendly. We were seated as soon as we walked in the door. We ordered the shrimp spring rolls & crab Rangoon. The Rangoon was definitely top tier. We then ordered the crispy chicken pad Thai & the beef fried rice. Spice level mild (a great level to begin at). The food came out so fast; appetizer and then entrees. One cook and one server with that type of service. AMAZING! We definitely recommend and will come again.

Kerrie Dewey Heading down hwy 50 between Carlyle and Lebanon you will find a small town called Aviston. Be sure to take the time to detour here for a great meal! We stop for breakfast anytime we are passing by and have not been disappointed yet! The staff are wonderful and do a great job. The food is everything you expect from a small town diner and the price is beyond reasonable.

Chada 2 If you want frozen DOUGHNUTS go to DUNKIN! If you what freshly made DOUGHNUTS MADE FRESH EVERYDAY you definitely got to go to ROLLING DOUGHNUTS! You willl not be disappointed! Even their croissants sandwich’s are out of this world! They even have a driver thru for your convenience! Rolling Doughnuts kicks BUTT!

Jossie Salinas MUST VISIT. Yummy warm homemade fresh bagels for a Delicious snack(try the veggie cream cheese) and some of the best coffee for miles around. So glad there’s a place like this one in town. Me and my boyfriend stopped there 2 days in a row for coffee and breakfast while in town.

sunset tech Not sure if its open now. Excellent examlpe of 20th century railroad depot. The C&EI Depot survived abandonment in the 1970s thanks to local preservationists. In 1995, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP #95000632) for its architectural and historical significance as a well-preserved example of Prairie School-influenced rail design and its role in Salems transportation history. Owned privately by Doug and Pam Fontana since the 1990s, it underwent restoration to maintain its original features while adapting for limited commercial use.

Giuliana Amazing, I love this place!! The drinks are phenomenal and there are soo many options. I’ve not had much of their food, but from what I’ve had it’s pretty good. The workers are very nice and the decor is cute. The place is very small with no where to sit, but there is an ordering window and drive through. I definitely recommend if you’re looking for a good place to get a drink or an alternative to expensive coffee shops.