Owls Nest — Restaurant in West Peoria

Went here with my service animal to try the food while in town. We walked in. Sat down at a table. No problems. We were almost immediately asked to leave and refused service due to my service animal. I informed them this was discrimination. And the waitress said the owner was the one who said we needed to leave. So I've included some information about ada law. I'll be reporting you. Have a nice day

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires that restaurants that serve the public allow people with disabilities to bring their service animals into all areas that are normally open to the public, including indoor dining rooms. This is true even if state or local health codes prohibit animals on the premises. Restaurants also cannot require people with service animals to dine outside, even if they have indoor and outdoor seating.

Horrible restraunt service....

(First time visiting)Great spot to kill some time and have a few cold drinks before calling it a night. (Second time visiting) 1/2024 Stopped in for happy hour. No they don't have happy hour but a friend and I felt it was. Everyone was friendly, singing along to songs with us, and happy to see new faces that were happy and friendly as well. Such a nice atmosphere we decided to eat after having a few drinks. Ordered the chicken and fish dinner. Well you will not be disappointed. They give you so much that I had to disregard my two sides to make sure I was able to eat all my fish. Friend had the chicken dinner. They could only enjoy one of the fried check breast. You will not leave hungry. So good was great, other friendly visits, great music and a bit of dancing. Well I did anyways. I would come again...

My fiance is a quadriplegic, on oxygen, and in a medical bed. I tried to order 1/2 off pizza tonight and was told by the owner that I could not do that because I take it to go. Even though she knows my fiance and I order at the owls nest 4-5 times a week. I told her if I could push him and his bed in I would. She said 1/2 off pizza is only for people that can come in and eat there. So someone with disabilities that can not come in can't get the deal. That is so wrong especially since we ate there 4-5 times a week. We may have not been able to go in and eat but we spent a lot of money eating there a few nights a week. So because of this incident she lost 2 customer that spent good money. I will never go there again. All because someone with disabilities couldn't come inside to eat....