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| Par-A-Dice Hotel and Casino | |
|---|---|
| Location | East Peoria, Illinois, United States |
| Address | 21 Blackjack Blvd, East Peoria, Illinois 61611 |
| Opening date | 1991[1] |
| No. of rooms | 202[2] |
| Notable restaurants | Boyd's Steakhouse[3] |
| Casino type | Riverboat casino (docked)[1] |
| Owner | Boyd Gaming[4] |
| Coordinates | 40°40′48.5″N89°33′54″W / 40.680139°N 89.56500°WCoordinates: 40°40′48.5″N89°33′54″W / 40.680139°N 89.56500°W |
| Website | www.paradicecasino.com |
Par-A-Dice Hotel and Casino is a casino located on the Illinois River off Illinois Route 116/U.S. Route 150 in East Peoria, Illinois, United States.
The Par-A-Dice opened in 1991 in Peoria, Illinois, and moved across the river to East Peoria in 1993.[5] Originally established with local investors,[5] it was later sold to Boyd Gaming.
The Par-A-Dice had cruised the Illinois River 10 times daily during its early years, but stopped cruising altogether after Illinois dropped the requirement for riverboat casinos to leave their docks in June 1999. However, as the result of a new U.S. Coast Guard annual requirement, the riverboat set off for a few hours in the morning in June 2010 for the first time in 11 years.[1]
References[edit]
- ^ abcWilliams, Leslie (2010-06-22). 'Par-A-Dice will take first cruise on the river in 11 years'. Peoria Journal Star. Peoria, Illinois: Gatehouse Media.
- ^http://www.paradicecasino.com/hotel-reservations
- ^http://www.paradicecasino.com/dining
- ^http://www.boydgaming.com/destinations/illinois/par-a-dice-hotel-casino
- ^ abLuciano, Phil (2010-06-27). 'Luciano: Maloof won't regret passing on Par-A-Dice'. Peoria Journal Star. Peoria, Illinois: Gatehouse Media. p. A1.
External links[edit]
- Par-A-Dice Hotel & Casino — official website
The restaurant business around Peoria has taken a hit over the past 18 months, thanks in large part to the coronavirus pandemic.
Restrictions on indoor dining for much of that time helped push some eateries out of business. But people still have to eat. And a lot of people don't like to cook.
In 2021, a number of restaurants opened in Peoria and in adjacent communities. What follows is a non-comprehensive rundown of them.
Should any openings be missing, please send details to nvlahos@pjstar.com and we'll update this story.
Dac's Smokehouse East Peoria
A second location of Dac's, first established on the West Bluff of Peoria, opened during the winter at 1100 N. Main St. in East Peoria. It's next to the convenience store at the Shell gasoline station across the street from the Par-A-Dice casino and hotel. Barbecue is the focus, including some different takes on it (like egg rolls and wraps).
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Eggcellent Cafe
East Peoria gained a new breakfast spot in April with the opening of Eggcellent Cafe, 322 W. Washington St. in the Levee District. In addition to variations on eggs Benedict, the eatery offers avocado toast, pancakes, French toast and a number of lunch options. The cafe features indoor and outdoor seating, as well as limited bar seating.
The Fry Spot
© MATT DAYHOFF/JOURNAL STAR Some of the fare offered at The Fry Spot, clockwise from top left: shrimp and chicken Alfredo, barbecue bacon ranch fries, shrimp and snow crab jook box, and chili cheese fries.The former site of Rumberger's WIngs and More at 3127 N. Prospect Road in Peoria reopened in May as a french-fry-centric establishment. At The Fry Spot, fresh-cut namesakes are topped with a variety of foods, including lobster, shrimp and chicken. Also topped are noodles, Alfredo-style.
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Geo's Pizza & Pasta
© IMAGE PROVIDED Geo's Pizza & Pasta, which started a quarter-century ago in Metamora, is opening a Peoria location.A pizzeria open a quarter-century in Metamora, Geo's opened a second location at 7620 Illinois Route 91 in Peoria, near The Shoppes at Grand Prairie. It's a takeout/delivery location. Owner Phil Caplis said he opened the Peoria Geo's with kitchen equipment left over after he shuttered his Golden Corral Buffet & Grill in Peoria.
Meet me on Madison
© MATT DAYHOFF/JOURNAL STAR A serving of baby pancakes and bacon on a stick, one of Amy Tomblin's specialties at her new eatery Meet me on Madison in the Twin Towers in Downtown Peoria.This place, which opened in August in the Twin Towers in Downtown Peoria, has a split personality. It's a quick-service cafe by day and an events venue by night. Coffees, teas, paninis, wraps and breakfast sandwiches are among the restaurant's daytime fare.
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Mission BBQ
© MATT DAYHOFF/JOURNAL STAR Jamari Mullen, right, and Pablo Hernandez wrap up a healthy heaping of barbecue ribs as they prepare for a private party April 7, 2021, at Mission BBQ, 4513 N. Sterling Ave. in Peoria.A chain with more than 100 locations across 16 states, Mission BBQ opened in April at 4513 N. Sterling Ave. in Peoria. It provides various styles of barbecue with a generous helping of patriotism. Each restaurant, including the Peoria one, features memorabilia related to the military, police, firefighters and first responders.
Miss Vickie's South
© STEVE STEIN/JOURNAL STAR The exterior at Miss Vickie's South was painted espresso brown, replacing an orange and blue color scheme.The popular Miss Vickie's Cafe in Morton now has a southern sister. Miss Vickie's South opened this summer in the Field Shopping Center, 1909 S. Main St. Vickie White's new restaurant incorporates menu elements from the existing Miss Vickie's as well as her former Tremont eatery, Vickie's Place, all around a homestyle theme.
Pancheros Mexican Grill
© Courtesy: Pancheros Mexican Grill A burrito is put together at Pancheros Mexican Grill.The Peoria link in the Pancheros chain opened in July at The Shoppes at Grand Prairie in Northwest Peoria. The restaurant is part of a chain founded almost 30 years ago in Iowa City, Iowa. Its standard fast-casual Tex-Mex fare features 'Bob the Tool' — a plastic spatula Pancheros uses to mix burrito ingredients once they're placed in a tortilla.
Slice
© MATT DAYHOFF/JOURNAL STAR The new Slice restaurant opened to the public on Sept. 8 in the clubhouse at the WeaverRidge Golf Club. Slice features a pair of golf simulators, a video gaming area, various board games, big-screen televisions and a pool table, all in a sports-bar atmosphere.In September, WeaverRidge Golf Club opened this restaurant, located in the clubhouse at 5100 N. Weaverridge Blvd. in Peoria. It features pizza, pasta, chicken wings and a sports-bar atmosphere. Although Slice is open to the public, it's a response to residents in the WeaverRidge subdivision who wanted a casual gathering place.
Tea Room at 3300
© MATT DAYHOFF/JOURNAL STAR A small sign with the tea flavor of the week greets visitors at the entrance to the Tea Room at 3300 on Willow Knolls in Peoria.Also a September opening, Tea Room at 3300 is located at 3300 W. Willow Knolls Drive in Peoria. It's in the building that once housed Second Chance Church and, well before that, the old Second Chance nightclub. In its current incarnation, the place serves light-food fare (cold sandwiches, paninis) and several varieties of tea, hot and iced.
Wing Work Downtown
© MATT DAYHOFF/JOURNAL STAR A takeout order of honey barbecue wings from Wing Work in the Northwoods Mall. Despite the pandemic, owners Alicia and Azadia Boyd have been doing a brisk business since opening last June.Husband-and-wife team Azadia and Alicia Boyd expanded their chicken-wing-based business in 2021. After they opened the original Wing Work in 2020 at Northwoods Mall in Peoria, they unveiled a second location this summer at 617 Main St. in Downtown Peoria. It's open late nights on the weekends, to accommodate the bar and after-bar crowd.
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The Woolly Bugger at Sankoty Lakes
© MATT DAYHOFF/JOURNAL STAR Chef Joshua Lanning, a Peoria native and Richwoods graduate, looks around the kitchen he helped set up in the Woolly Bugger Restaurant at the Sankoty Lakes Resort and Retreat in Spring Bay.This upscale restaurant opened to the public in August at Sankoty Lakes Resort and Retreat near Spring Bay. Smoked pork, ribeye steak and prime rib are featured, but so are some twists. In that category is the schnitzel fish — a potato-crusted walleye filet, prepared like a veal or pork schnitzel.
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