Day Two

If you fancy traveling a bit further a field then whilst many cafes are similar, you should pay a visit to the Walker Brothers Original Pancake House in Arlington Heights. The menu offers a varied range from the most obvious, pancakes to omelets and waffles, it gives a real kick start to your day and you can guarantee excellent service with great money saving prices.

 

Eat in style and have a break from the norm, you can find the café at 825. W. Dundee Road. It is a popular pancake house so it is important to arrive as early as possible because no matter what time of day or night it is, there will always be a queue for these mouthwatering breakfast choices.

 

You want to start and finish your final day with a blast and therefore it is important to plan a trip that will blow your socks off. Make sure you really enjoy yourself on this trip because if you enjoy yourself then it is somewhere that could be visited over and over again.

 

One activity that is rarely done will prove enjoyable for the whole family is exploring one of the many scenic parks within the Illinois area. If you visit Alton then you can take part in eagle watching trips and enjoy the many sights the scenic parks have to offer whilst enjoying the beauty of the Mississippi river. There is plenty to do and is a very relaxing environment for a family picnic.

 

After a day of breathtaking eagle watching and beautiful views, it is time to wind down for the evening by having a wonderful family meal before heading home the next day.

 

The Perry Street Brasserie in Galena offers an outstanding wine list and beautiful mouthwatering menu, it is a great family restaurant that provides something for all tastes and does have several vegetarian dishes available. As it is a popular restaurant, reservations are recommended as soon as possible and with dishes like tenderloin beef or quail with a choice of vegetables, you can guarantee quality. If you wish to contact the restaurant the telephone number is (815) 777-3773 and I highly suggest booking a table for the Perry Street Brasserie, it is offering a new experience for diners and with excellent service, what more could you ask for on your final day in Illinois.