Upper Deck in Junction, IL
37. El Ranchito Restaurant
45. Don Luna Mexican Restaurant
48. B & H Restaurant
49. Feed Mill Restaurant
Always enjoy eating at The Feed Mill. The catfish is awesome!! Great food, service & atmosphere. Can't wait to go back!"
50. Mo Todd's Mustang Market
Mo's Big Wiener is so popular in Kentucky, the WLOCE World Champion came in 2013 to compete in the hot dog eating contest and could only eat 10 of Mo's Big Wieners. Now compare…
A top notch McDonald's for a small town."
Very good BBQ, try the Hot Dog with pulled pork, or the BBQ parfait"
57. Yesterdays Drive-In
Love this place. Great cheese balls and a different menu to choose from than other places in town."
58. Tequilas Mexican Restaurant
They have fast service and they have very good tasting food , that is always fresh tasting."
The whole family really enjoyed eating here. Something for everyone and yes, real mashed potatoes! Great ribeye steak and cheese fries are awesome."
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