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Where to eat Cafe food in Quincy: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Quincy, Illinois, United States. Perched on the bluffs overlooking the mighty Mississippi, Quincy's landmark architecture, dogwood-lined streets and rolling green parks tell of a long and tiered history. Its location on the border of Missouri made it an ideal station point for the Underground Railroad, once in the aid of Mormons and later helping African Americans flee the slave states. Now the city's history is evident in its historic districts, architecture, museums, parks and landmarks.
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1. Thyme Square Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Thyme Square Cafe is a family-owned restaurant featuring fresh, seasonal, locally-sourced products. All of our dishes are chef prepared in-house & feature the finest foods the Quincy area has to offer. Nearly all of the products on our menu are hand-made
Reviewed By Jkcottrell15
I've visited a few times and have either been disappointed at one end and non-plussed at the other. Their regular tea was so horrid I couldn't stand more than two sips and had to switch to Pepsi. Their food can be good but it's very hot and miss for me. I tried the place several times - bad days do happen. The fact is, though, that if someone suggests it, I'll make sure I have an alternative to counter with.Thank you for stopping in and for taking the time to leave feedback. I am very sorry we were unable to impress you during your previous visits. Customer satisfaction is very important to us, so please know that we will take your feedback to heart and will always strive to improve. Our menu changes seasonally, so I hope you will give us another try as our Summer menu may be more to your liking. If there is ever anything else we may do to enhance your experience, please do not hesitate to reach out to me directly. Thanks again! Best, Erica, Owner (217) 224-3515
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2. The Park Bench
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
The Park Bench is a great lunch spot in downtown Quincy. We offer a variety of homemade soups, salads, sandwiches and desserts. Our unique downtown location offers a relaxing atmosphere that is perfect for a lunch date or business meeting! We offer a full
Reviewed By anderson213
When we walked in, I was a bit disappointed. In the room next door, there was an extremely loud private party taking place (LOUD--it was just turning six; can only imagine what it was like a few hours later). However, with that said, the rest of the dinner was very good. The server was attentive and the food came out of the kitchen in a reasonably timely fashion. The Southwest chicken egg rolls were spicy and delicious for an appetizer. The steak and the applejack salmon fillet were wonderful entrees. The chocolate dessert was a great way to cap the evening!
3. Panera Bread
Overall Ratings
3 based on 47 reviews
From focusing on quality, clean ingredients to serving our food to you in a warm and welcoming environment, Panera Bread is committed to being an ally to our guests. That means crafting a menu of soups, salads and sandwiches that we are proud to feed our
Reviewed By One2travelUsa
Delicious bread is available here. Chicken noodle soup was hot. We were 5 people and received our food within 5 minutes. Tables were cleaned regularly. Everyone was pleasant. Turkey sandwhich was good with a slice of onion
4. Bluehaven Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By mogon
Small town airport cafes are their own genre. You don't expect haute food, but usually simple fare, often heavily influenced by the Sysco truck. If you're an airport maven, you come for the views.Stopped in here before a commercial flight to St. Louis. Had a piece of cherry pie. I don't know who actually baked it but it was very good, even if the canned whipped cream was a bit tasteless.Server was quite nice and affable.Table was a wee bit dirty and moist from (I hope) recent wipedown (that hadn't quite managed to get all the suspicious-looking dregs). Air conditioning was not at all adequate for this 95 degree, 8000 percent humidity day.The breakfast and lunch menu looked decent with the usual "diner" fare.The Quincy airport was clearly built in pre-ADA days. There are too many floors, too many stairs, and too small and elevator.
