18071 North USHighway 51
De Soto, IL 62924
Jackson County
Phone: (618) 867-9369
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by Vivian W. on This place has become my go-to for a burger with fixins when friends are in town. I love the atmosphere (upside down furniture, modern bright space) and the food is phenom. I will say I'm a bigger fan of the shakes and the sides than I am of the burgers themselves, but overall I haven't had a bad meal here yet. I love the fried pickles, and the onion rings are beer battered - just the way I prefer em. Tried the duck nuggets on this last visit and I just wasn't as impressed. As far as shakes - the nutella/toasted marshmellow shake is RIDICULOUS frosty goodness. They actually toast marshmellows to top the drink. YUM! I forget the name of the burger I got - it had an egg in it. It was juicy and flavorful, and I wasn't disappointed at all-=o) All in all, I'll def be back...
by Ferdinand Mahan on This place is beautiful. It's a little more pretentious than my much-missed Grape Street, but I'm glad to have been able to see so many great acts here. The entire layout is pretty much perfect. The upstairs area is great to catch your more folksy or acoustic favorites and grab a bite to eat. I've never had anything bad off of their menu, except the coffee. skip it. trust me. no really. the drinks tend to be a little pricey, but i guess you're paying for the atmosphere. downstairs is one of the best places i've ever been to see live music. the ambience is perfect and the sound has always been pristine. i was really looking forward to catching dallas green there most recently, but his show got moved to the troc. bummer! i absolutely love the community tables and the option to sit in the mezz. it's even better because it's an all-ages venue. i know plenty of local acts that really get to enjoy this aspect of WCL. The stage itself is monstrous, but somehow a solo act, like Matt Duke, manages to keep from getting lost on it. It's a sizeable venue that manages to retain an intimate setting. caveat: (because i'm a perfectionist and feel like it has to be said) the world cafe MAY be a little too pretentious for you. if you're looking for a place to catch a good band in a "chill" atmosphere, you may not dig the downstairs. in my opinion the crowd tends to run in the "trying a little too hard" vein. but i'm sure they're all good people underneath their *trendy trendy, check out my fendi* exteriors. :D
