Peoria Il Restaurants
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Enjoy great food, a lively atmosphere, cocktails, and entertainment! We have a spacious bar and indoor restaurant, and a covered patio for those sunny warm days. Live music year round every Wed., Fri & Sat. and some other days too. We can host banquets, golf tournaments, happy hours, showers, and so much more!
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The Buffalo AKG Art Museum offers a fast-casual dining experience at Cornelia, located in the Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Town Square. The menu was designed to push traditional boundaries by placing an artful spin on classic dishes. Enjoy morning pastries with tea, coffee, or espresso drinks. Stop in for fresh lunch offerings or make reservations for our Thursday and Friday dinner service. Cornelia will close from 4 to 5 pm for dinner reservations. Hours of Operation: Monday, 10 am–5 pm Thursday, 10 am–8 pm Friday, 10 am–8 pm (Dinner) Saturday, 10 am–5 pm (Dinner) Sunday Brunch, 10 am–3 pm
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GiGi’s Cucina Povera is a locally owned restaurant serving the freshest of local ingredients in a Sicilian country atmosphere. Our culinary philosophy is “Making great food with Simple, Fresh, Local, and Seasonal ingredients, by transforming humble ingredients into dishes that are more than the sum of their parts. To Taste Sicilian Food is to taste the ages, to sense nature, to feel the people, and to know and love the land. Sicilian foods are influenced by Greek, Arabic, French, Italian, and Spanish cuisines, resulting in exotic varied and exceptional cuisine — at Gigi's Cucina Povera.
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The home was left to the women of Jamestown in 1951 by Mrs. Elizabeth Warner Marvin to provide a place for women's groups whose purpose is the moral and mental improvement of women engaged in literary, musical, educational, scientific or historical work. Through the years, many Chautauqua County women have worked diligently to improve and keep the home in good repair and it is a continual effort to keep funds and volunteers available for necessary projects to keep the home operational. New members are always welcome and membership forms are available by calling or visiting the Marvin House.