Location: Rockford
Top Restaurants in Rockford
Top Things to do in Rockford
- 1. Anderson Japanese Gardens
- 2. Magic Waters Waterpark
- 3. Discovery Center Museum
- 4. Nicholas Conservatory and Gardens
- 5. Burpee Museum of Natural History
- 6. Midway Village & Museum Center
- 7. Coronado Performing Arts Center
- 8. Sinnissippi Park
- 9. Hidden Treasures Mall and Antiques
- 10. Klehm Arboretum & Botanic Garden
Best Soups food near Rockford, Illinois, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Soups food in Rockford, Illinois, United States. Boasting 20,000 acres of green space, numerous golf courses, four rivers and the verdant Rock Cut State Park, Rockford is a haven for the outdoor adventurist. Tee off at the Aldeen Golf Club or relax in the splendor of the Anderson Japanese Gardens. In cooler weather, warm up at the vaudevillian Coronado Theater or visit Jane the T-Rex at the Burpee Museum of Natural History. Learn of the history of the area at Midway Village and Museum Center, a living museum with pioneer village and exhibits.
Things to do in Rockford
1. The Norwegian
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Lizs81188
Just stopped in for breakfast this morning. Our waitress was very personable and did a great job, and the food was great--between us, we had the dry smoked salmon, the pancake balls with delicious maple syrup and raspberry jam, and the eggs Benedict. Everything was very good and tasted homemade and fresh. Would love to come back in the winter as it is quite cozy!
Where to eat Pizza food in Rockford: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Jason's Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By DiggerMagee
Great salad bar but unusual the hard-boiled eggs were served while in a bowl? Large, varied menu and very large proportions. It was clean and the staff was very professional, courteous and efficient. Will definitely go back
3. Mary's Market Cafe and Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Mary's Market is a fast and casual cafe that serves fresh, real food made from top quality ingredients by people who care. Since 1982, we've built a reputation for serving wholesome, authentic, and healthy cuisine in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Al
Reviewed By AvWriter
We dropped in for lunch on a lark. It was the day of the BIG SNOWSTORM that the weather people made such a fuss about. Schools closed, you know, the whole shebang. The roads were clear enough to drive, so we drove.For starters, this place is nicely done. Nice interior, nice lights, nice decorations. The sign on the wall "Our soups don't come in bags" made a point with me - they make their soups right there, using their recipes. Nice.We were kind of split (well, my wife loves breakfast, while I'm more lunchy at lunch), so the waitress asked if we'd like a breakfast menu, and when my wife said yes, she promptly provided one. Good service too - she worked to keep our glasses filled without having to ask or give "the look" (you know, the one you give servers who haven't seen you since you ordered, and you're wondering what is up, so you give them "the look" so they know to talk with you?)I digress.So, we ordered. I had their Turkey Club Wrap, which comes with one side so I had their pasta salad, and my wife had Mary's Florentine Quich. The quich came with hash browns and two slices of buttered toast, and was good. The hash browns were good without seasoning, and tasted good (not like shortening!)The Turkey Club Wrap was tasty - nicely wrapped and full of turkey and club stuff including bacon.So, good service, good food, nice place.
