Bar & Grill near Red Bud

“The Smokin' Aces Poker League of which I'm a member, play Texas Hold 'Em there on Thursday evenings. The group numbers around 20-25 people. I'm speaking of myself. The ownership makes us feel welcome by greeting us with smiles and a wave as we trickle in. The bartenders know our drink preferences and nod to us and we nod back. They include us in their conversations about the Community doins'. Sporting events are always on the many TVS. Food is served hot and fast. I believe it is a nice asset to the community of Red Bud and southern Illinois.Parking: Close parking, close and convenient wheelchair access.“

“Spur of the moment, stop in! Taking in the changing leaves led me to Route 3 and the Silo. Had a glass of Coors light, a huge pretzel, and a chicken wrap. Food was good. The wrap was full of fresh ingredients, and the pretzel was piping hot.The atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming. Literally, everyone but us were regulars. However, we were welcomed as warmly.Enjoying life 1 sip, 1 bite and 1 small town at a time. Explore everything!“

“The food was really good I would come again. I didn’t like that I received my bill with a charge of $1.41 for water. I think that the facility should make it very clear that water and using a card for payment are chargeable items as well. Next time I’ll bring my water bottle in.“

“Small town bar with the atmosphere you want from a small town bar.The food is top notch and I've had my share of bar burgers from around the area. I drive out of my way just to eat here. Great owner. Pleasant and inviting. Exemplary of what one would expect. Don't let the outside fool you. It's old school decor adds to the charm.“

“We were in PdR the October weekend of Friday the 13th for a research trip and decided to stay local for our dinner. Lisa's is located next to Rocher Pub but she was running a fish buffet that night so we chose it. If you enter from the front off Market Street that's the bar but there's a door marked restaurant inside. If you come in the back where there's a parking lot it's the restaurant. There was no wait at 5:30. Little later there was & even though the seat yourself sign was out, they were helping people find tables. I had the fish buffet. It's only offered the second Friday of the month. About half the customers were eating it. There was fried catfish & cod, a baked fish, popcorn shrimp, stewed tomatoes, Mac & chz, hush puppies, fried potatoes, frog legs & onion rings on the hot bar. Salads were in bowls atop ice; potato salad, coleslaw. Cocktail & tarter sauces in premade cups. Bread & onion slices offered. Dessert was 2 homemade cakes in aluminum 13x9's; Orange jello poke and a spice cake. My husband had the fried chicken. It's fresh cooked so it takes awhile - I was pretty well done with mine when his arrived. He got the 4 piece & I sampled it with some crispy onion rings from the buffet. Mmmm. I saw people drinking beers so the servers can get drinks from the bar. The spice cake ran out quickly & the girl who brought a new one had no idea what kind it was. Might've been carrot but it wasn't overly spicy like some. I see why it was popular. The inside is bright & cheery, historical photos line the walls. The staff was all working hard & the only exception between service the locals got & us was that they called each other by name. If you're familiar with the advice to always eat bread with fish, you know I appreciated the white bread slices & onion. I wish I had the recipes for both those thin crispy onion rings & the potato salad. Since we had a cooler, a piece of that fried chicken ended up in my husband's lunch on Monday- still tasted great. No doubt about it, we'll be back.“

“Great place along the river, we stopped on a day of Boat races and it was very crowded and took very long to get food but it was a major event..the girls was hopping behind the bar and I felt sorry for the food waitresses and cooks, so many people ordering!!!! But cant wait to go back and enjoy the view!!!“