Doc’s Soda Fountain
About
Bars
Price Range : Under $10 ($)
Location
Adress: 133 S 2nd St, Girard, IL 62640
Phone: (217) 627-3491
Work Hours
Business info
- list_altTakes ReservationsYes
- credit_cardAccepts Credit CardsYes
- directions_bikeBike ParkingYes
- groupGood for GroupsYes
- transit_enterexitOutdoor SeatingYes
- tvHas TVYes
Reviews
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Jean R.
Doc's Soda Fountain is a "must visit historical place in Girard, IL." on Historic Route 66.
It provides a wonderful piece of history for this great little town, as well as serving great ice-cream and lunch items in an awesome nostalgic Coke-a-cola themed shop.
The museum is amazing, owners Robert & Renae Ernst have taken great care to preserve the old Mom & Pop one stop Pharmacy shop.
I litetally could have spent hours looking at the incredible items and speaking with owner Robert who was so knowledgeable of each item.
A wonderful, friendly place, make sure you put a pin on the world map of your hometown!!! -
David W.
Walked in at 3pm for a snack after reading about Doc's all over the internet in relation to Route 66. Two waitresses stayed seated, looked irritated that anyone they didn't recognize showed up. I grabbed some menus since they didn't move. We got the sense that we were not wanted, noticed the boring menu and left.
Don't bother stopping. This place is dead. -
Elton D.
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Jennifer M.
Awesome place!! Food in great. Old fashion sofa. My family will be coming back here again.
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Douglas S.
This soda fountain has been in business since 1929, and they still make their sodas the old fashioned way: put syrup in a glass, add some soda water, and then pressure squirt more soda into the glass to mix it all up.
They have burgers and sandwiches (they bake their own bread) and other items you would expect in a small town cafe.
Doc's is on Route 66 so it attracts travelers. Plus it has Coke memorabilia, and it has a fascinating free pharmacy museum. And the man who owns Doc's made all the draperies for the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library -- he has a display cabinet showing his handiwork.