Campbell's — Restaurant in Peoria

(4/21) Discovered Campbell’s with a search for #breakfast on Google Maps. It’s turned out to be a very nice experience. The weather today was great; so I sat outside on the patio. Inside offered ample seating with booths and tables, and a very nice bar. Delaney was my server. She was busy. Others assisted her. I started off with beverages of water and a large orange juice; and received a sample of their coffee. I wasn’t sure if I’d like it or not. Perusing the menu I then ordered an omelette: spinach, mushrooms, and feta; with homestyle potatoes, side of sausage links, and a biscuit. The sample of coffee was fine. Not too strong, and not bitter. I added a cup with my order. The omelette was quite good. Large pieces of mushrooms, and a generous amount of feta. The potatoes were okay. Cut in cubes, and browned on all sides. The sausage was cooked properly, and tasted very good. As for the biscuit, it was a good sized biscuit that came with butter and blackberry jam. Word of caution ⚠️. Before shaking the bottle of Cholula, make sure the cap is on. Upon shaking the bottle the cap came off, and pepper sauce went flying all over the table and plate. Breakfast was both relaxing and enjoyable. I took my time, and after checking out, I used the men’s room. It’s a bit small and cramped, but it’s clean. Parking is plenty too. The building is a unique structure as the location was a gas station at one time; and a convenient store at another. Upstairs has offices for real estate, and a water district. If ever in this area of Peoria looking to have breakfast, you can’t go wrong stopping here. I’ll be back to try their blueberry pancakes.

Suggestion: the potatoes would be better with some diced onions and bell peppers. I’ll have to ask if they may be added next time. The feta might melt more if placed inside the omelette instead of on top.

Returned today (4/28) and ordered the blueberry pancakes 🥞. Add a 5th star 🌟 for that meal. Your pancakes remind me of my buttermilk recipe. Enjoyed the blueberries and the pancakes. Two is plenty. What was served with the cakes… butter and a blueberry cream? Only concerns are over your coffee that was a bit tepid, and strong. I’ve heard from other coffee oficianados that the cause of strong flavor or bitterness could be from the beans used, or not cleaning out the coffee maker on a regular basis. Sharing that thought with you. Service was fine. Lindsay was attentive, and quick. She had a little help as a larger party sat nearby on the front patio. Another great, relaxing time while eating breakfast. Thank you. My check came to $29.35 after tax.

Update: 7.21.25 (Monday) Thank you to Denise who is very kind in listening to me with my experience involving very poor service. Attached are photos that include two screenshots. One for the time waiting to have my order taken. It’s not accurate as I waited at least five minutes before activating the stopwatch. At no time was I offered a refill for my water; not until the check came and was offered any beverages to go. Thanks, but no. I’ll have a refill for here. My entree wasn’t delivered by my server. I had to ask for syrup as she walked away. There’s an image of the bottles of Tabasco and Chalula. Ask yourself if you find that appealing or disgusting? My thanks again to Denise who picked up my check for my breakfast. Hope no one experiences the poor service that I had today. The...

Greasy omelet, burnt hash browns and a manager with attitude. It was a busy Sunday morning at 9am and we didn't mind waiting 20 minutes for a table. We placed our order immediately upon the servers arrival since we were really hungry. We waited 25 minutes and realized that 2 other tables which were seated after us already had their food. Upon questioning our server about our food and hoping they didn't skip our order, her response was "I'm sorry, sometimes the cooks take tickets out of order". She checked and told us our ticket was next and our food should be out shortly.

Our food arrived 5 minutes later by the manager, who dropped of our food and promptly walked away. I ordered a bacon, cheddar and pepper omelet which was disgustingly greasy and laying in a puddle of grease. I blotted it with a napkin and it was completely soaked with more grease still on the omelet. My hash browns were cooked good and was the best part of my meal. Instead of ordering toast, I ordered and paid a $2 upcharge for a pancake that was cooked only on the outside and doughy in the center. My boyfriend ordered sausage, cheese, and mushroom omelet and it was not as greasy as mine, however his has browns were ordered with onions and arrived black (burnt) and beyond overcooked. The server never checked in on us until bringing the bill and we had no recourse, nor wanting to wait longer to finally eat anything.

When the server brought the check back she said the manager removed the up charge for the onions in the hash browns. We couldn't believe that from our terrible breakfast only 75 cents was deducted. It is not that we were looking for a free breakfast, however we were unable to eat at least half of it.

We asked to speak to the manager, who came over immediately and had a snarky response for every complaint we had including the burnt hash browns. She said you should have let us know... but we questioned her quality control since she delivered the plates to our table and told her we didn't want to wait 20 minutes longer and risk the kitchen spitting in our food. She had a response for every bad food item that I even asked why she was arguing with me. Terrible experience with the worst management we have ever...

From outside looking in you'd think little country store. It's got that small town neighborhood feel. I've been driving by for so many years on the way to the lake and never stopped until today. I love to support local owned businesses and was really looking forward to checking out their breakfast options. I was pleased to see a pretty good selection as well as lunch. I tried to come a while back on a weekend and the line was so long we went elsewhere. Today, late morning Tuesday there was plenty of parking and we were seated right away. They offer both inside and outside seating. We chose inside. The hostess asked if we minded sitting at the bar as it looked like they only had one server. Of course there were only two of us so we said sure. After a few moments looking over the menu I chose the make your own omelette that came with toast and country potatoes. My love ordered biscuits and gravy that came with country potatoes and eggs, but also added sausage patties. Everything came out quickly. Portions were quite large. Typically country potatoes are my least favorite of all time and I prefer hash browns these looked so good. They were browned well, crispy and seasoned well. Biscuits were large and fresh and gravy good. My omelette was full of veggies, cooked al dente and perfect amount of cheese. While the omelette looked a bit dry it was delicious and I had no complaints. The sourdough toast was toasted great as well. Service was a bit slow, but as I said it was clear there was only one waitress while we were there. The inside is very small with only about 15 or so tables. Some seat a large family, booths and tables as well. As I said earlier there is also a full bar for those Bloody Mary's and more. All in all a great visit. They also offer a farmers market the First Saturday of every month. Some items sold include fresh fruits and veggies, homemade baked good, Natural Dog Treats, Cakes and Pies. Hours on their website state the time for the market as ...