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| - Food: Ordered a Prime Rib Sandwich, and by no means expected an actual cut of prime rib. I'd guess it was a cut of ribeye, but it was still pretty tasty nonetheless, somewhat fatty, but it's to be expected on these types of sandwiches. Ordered mine cajun style with a side salad, meaning I got a steak sandwich that was pretty well seasoned. For $10, it was a pretty good fix of red meat.
Service: My waitress was very friendly. She refilled my water, made sure my food came out correct, and was very personable.
Ambiance: Guido's seems to be more of a sports bar type of place (at least, I think). TVs everywhere, pool tables, I've heard it can get pretty rowdy on weekend nights. For lunchtime it was pretty quiet, and I was able to hold conversation. It was clean, but I guess I hope for personality out of a restaurant, in which Guido's just doesn't really have much.
Overall: I enjoyed Guido's, but I can't really say there's anything about it that makes it highly distinguishable. The food, while very good, was pretty standard in selection. For having the best location in Champaign, it just feels like they're trying to play it safe, which I suppose I can't fault them for. Pleasant time overall.
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