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JT Walker's is a surprisingly good restaurant and microbrewery, not what you'd expect in a little burgh like Mahomet. The restaurant takes full advantage of the old building in which it is situated, giving it an authentic yet modern vibe. Beers are the main reason to visit JT's. They have several of their own concoctions on offer, including the Orange and Blue (wheat beer) and Hail to the Chief (IPA) both names drawing inspiration from the nearby University of Illinois. There's also a good selection of other craft beers if you want some variety. Fried pickles make a nice companion to your beverages. I've enjoyed both lunch and dinner here, including the burgers, fish fry, and salads. My favorite salad is the black and blue, grilled steak and bleu cheese on a bed of romaine lettuce. Some items are misses though; their Mac n' cheese was disappointing, coming out a bland, oily mess. Fortunately, most of the choices I have had were very good. The atmosphere is lively without being overwhelming and service is attentive too. This is a wonderful option for a business lunch or a casual date. It's probably the best restaurant in town and if you live in Champaign or Urbana, it's well worth the drive. Recommended.
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