Ok locals. Me and my son are staying in Bloomington. Anywhere around there or on the way to Fairbury is there a place to get some good ol walleye? Can't get it here in Bama so we hoping to find a place. Thanks
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This one is on your way from Bloomington to the track. I'm fairly sure they have walleye, but I can't swear to it. I've never had a bad meal there.
http://www.yelp.com/biz/chenoa-famil...ent=large_menu
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The first reply is going south of Bloomington.
Also in Chenoa, to go with Skids reply, is the Brown Jug tavern on Rt 24. They have a big walleye fry every Friday night(obviously won't work with races). Any fish left is available for lunch on Saturday. Huge pieces for sure.
Gotta be some insight from Bloomington people on this too......
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You talking from a meat counter to cook or looking for sit down meal???Originally posted by dirt crow View PostOk locals. Me and my son are staying in Bloomington. Anywhere around there or on the way to Fairbury is there a place to get some good ol walleye? Can't get it here in Bama so we hoping to find a place. Thanks
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Spot on t4g2 ! Is the original poster refering to Walleye Polock (salt water version) or Fresh water Walleye? Big difference. And Micky D's version I believe is Cod.Originally posted by t4g2 View PostMcDonalds family restaurant right in fairbury just a few blocks from the track has it.
Start out on 1 end of Veterans Parkway to the other end and I'm sure someone will have it. Probably 100 eating venues to pick from.8/13/16
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You mean the one with the golden arc's instead of the golden arches? 2 all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, and cheese except their buns don't have sesame seeds McDonalds? I think it's called Mc Dowells.
8/13/16
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No resteraunts around here serve real fresh water Walleye, it's all pollock passed off as Walleye.Originally posted by Highside Hustler25 View PostSpot on t4g2 ! Is the original poster refering to Walleye Polock (salt water version) or Fresh water Walleye? Big difference. And Micky D's version I believe is Cod.
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Close Ptown and usually right except for a few exceptions. Their used to be a place across the river that had fresh water Walleye. There is a seafood restaurant in Rockford that used to serve Blue Gill. It's pond raised but is fresh water fish. But your right, 99% is pollock.Originally posted by ptown View PostNo resteraunts around here serve real fresh water Walleye, it's all pollock passed off as Walleye.8/13/16
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Thats not a reference I thought I would see today.
Originally posted by Highside Hustler25 View PostYou mean the one with the golden arc's instead of the golden arches? 2 all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, and cheese except their buns don't have sesame seeds McDonalds? I think it's called Mc Dowells.
I love that movie
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The guy that owns McDowells was also with Colonel Stewart in Die Hard 2Originally posted by Highside Hustler25 View PostYou mean the one with the golden arc's instead of the golden arches? 2 all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, and cheese except their buns don't have sesame seeds McDonalds? I think it's called Mc Dowells.
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Lake Road Inn at lake Bloomington....Its just up the road north of B/N....A businessman from Bloomington just recently purchased the business. This from Bloomington normal restaurant scene on FB...."the all-you-can-eat Friday night fish fry (walleye) tradition that goes back to at least 1935 continues. as does the Wednesday night pork chop and catfish specials"...Under new ownership that's making lots of updates...More kitchen help as thin crust pizza is added as well as nine "popular specialty beers"...he says sales volume has more than tripled since he bought it June 1st.
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