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We are foodies, and I would like to have some ideas in mind for my sailor after PIR. Letting my SR decide where he wants to go eat of course, but does anyone have reviews from the last month or so?
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thescbelle, when we went to PIR we took our Son to Stevens Steak/Seafood they were Awesome, in fact alot of the Sailors were there with their Families, also for good Pizza Pie we went to Gordianos found that alot of the Sailors also went there. Another one I liked we went ourselves was Captain Porkys family owned nice little place BBQ and Seafood.
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This is awesome! Thank you!
You are welcome Have a Great Time!
We went to Stevens' twice. Excellent food and good ambiance.
https://www.opentable.com/stevens?page=1
We also went to Wildberry for breakfast. Recuit-size portions of excellent breakfast items.
Also, the Giovanni pizza is a must. I've never had a better pizza but order on the smaller size. It's a very thick pizza. Two slices made more than a meal.
PS--
The Six Flags park is across the street from Stevens'. If your family enjoys theme parks and the weather is nice, that's an entertainment option for you.
Also Inside Gurnee Mills they have this thing called 60 to escape and they have 4 different scenes to pick from, full of fun!
60 to Escape is a Live, Immersive Adventure Game
We offer several Different Themes and Challenges
BOMB SQUAD
You and your group are part of an elite bomb-solving team. You have gotten intel that reveals that a bomb has been planted in a local Motel. Problem is, the area can't be evacuated - so it's all up to you. Lives are on the line, can you Defuse the Bomb
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