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Danville Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Danville
Danville in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Takeout. Discover best restaurants in Danville with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Royal Donut
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Always fresh donuts and coffee are available 24 hours a day.
Reviewed By lacee2017 - Danville, Illinois
Royal Donut offers some of the best donuts! My favorites are the donut holes and chocolate eclairs! The staff is very friendly and prompt!
2. Gross' Burgers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By Cello12345 - Urbana, Illinois
We showed up here for a late lunch...about 1:15 pm on a Monday...and still had to stand in line. We felt lucky to get a table! Turns out we were the end of the lunch rush, I suppose. It cleared out considerably while we were eating. This is a very popular spot among the locals. The burgers appear to be legendary, and the fish sandwich was great too. What I like about this restaurant is that it isn't pretentious. You order what you want. Don't want fries? Don't order them! Milkshakes come in one size - you either want one or you don't. I thoroughly enjoyed mine! I also enjoyed the "salt and pepper" that were served in little plastic tubs on each table. It's garlic salt and cayenne pepper, I think. Nice touch.
3. Mad Goat Coffee
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Mad Goat features always fresh, in-house roasted coffee. We serve it up in expertly crafted espresso drinks like lattes and cappuccinos, as well as brewed drip coffee. You even take home a bag of fresh Mad Goat coffee for serving up in your own home! We also have smoothies, tea, and other delicous non-coffee fare. Enjoy fresh baked Fischer Scones, locally baked cookies and muffins, and a limited line of gluten-free pastries too! Mad Goat has free Wi-Fi, a relaxing atmosphere and friendly staff. Stop by and check us out!
Reviewed By Jeff M - Danville,Il.
I stopped in for coffee to see if things are any beter. It was mid afternoon on a weekend.The coffee was hot and strong but not burnt tasting.Seems things have improved. They offer some other items but I only go for coffee.
4. Jocko's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By janecS1001XO - Danville, Illinois, United States
My friend had the loaded baked potatoes and I had the nachos. Lacey was our server and she was fast , pleasant and efficient. We arrived at 5:15 prime time and were seated quickly our order was taken within 5 minutes. We were never rushed even tho the house was packed .
5. Charlotte's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By cmpoz - Near Chicago, IL
It's not that Charlotte's sits as a town cottage. Rather it's quaint rooms and atmosphere create an ambiance of relaxed and leisurely dining. Our breakfast stop while traveling, Charlotte's street view reflects past genteel living. The side door enters to the ordering counter with a substantial chalkboard menu. Orders are delivered to your table in one of a few dining rooms. We chose the windowed porch on a bright spring morning. There is garden seating, too, for milder mornings. We found the food of quality: a nicely toasted bagel, blueberry scone (with scone texture), and fruit-laden oatmeal. Coffee was good and there was a nice selection of teas. Bakery items and small gift shop beg a look. Parking on the side street, and there is drive thru service.
6. Jarling's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Custard Cup was first started in 1949. It was originally opened by George and Helen Potter at 2507 N. Vermilion St. in Danville, IL. There they started selling the Custard that Mr. Potter had developed a recipe for. Business started slow, and it was not uncommon to see George and Helen sitting out back playing cards while they waited for customers to come in. The Potter's also created our signature Cold Fudge, to solve the problem of Custard melting when hot fudge was put on it. They owned the business for 20 years and then decided that they were ready to retire. The Potter's had no children, so they sold "The Cup" to the Wilmer and Dorotha Jarling in 1969.
Reviewed By Krobinson5 - Danville, Illinois
Family owned custard shop. Custard Cup, as locals call it - yummy yummy frozen custard in a variety of flavors a with special flavor each week. The usual soda shop offerings - cones (homemade waffle cones), sundaes, sodas, shakes and more. Even soft and hard packs for taking home. Lemon is a traditional favorite. My family likes the lemon as a sundae with cold fudge. Sounds crazy, but is SO good.
7. Moon Glo Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Mishmaki - Minneapolis, MN
We often look for local bars and restaurants as we travel. This one involved a bit more "looking for" as it's located away from most everything. Thank you, GPS - we apologize for doubting you! We loved the atmosphere (even the paper wrapped around the enormous burgers made us smile) and we enjoyed the food. It was exactly what we wanted in our travels. Don't change a thing, Moon-Glo.
8. El Toro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By mrodinaz - Mesa, Arizona
I was in town for work and I was able to visit my family for dinner being that I was born and raised in the area. The food was very good and the staff was available to make sure your needs are taken care off.
9. La Potosina Mexican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Tyler B
Yes thanks to a recommendation from the manager of my hotel La Potosina proved an excellent and truly authentic surprise! Lengua tacos are the true test for a real Mexican restaurant. They were delicious and tender! I'll be back. Their menu had many other authentic choices that aren't typical for Mexican in eastern Illinois.
10. Mike's Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Craig N - Channahon, United States
Nice - our son took us here to celebrate his Mom on Mothers Day!! Nice treat. Food was good and the service friendly. Prices were reasonable and all went well. Nice bit of nostalgia. Root beer was only fair but I'm an old Frosty Root Beer guy so nothing other will ever measure up.
