Don’t bring that here

 

 


Don’t bring outside food or drink to the Old Log Cabin Restaurant & Spirits in Pontiac, Illinois. 

A sign on the eatery’s door asks you kindly not to do that. 

There’s no need “to do that.” 

For 100 years the log-style roadhouse café has served homestyle meals for travelers on Route 66. 

Try the Turkey Bacon Swiss Melt with a cup of chili. 

Delicious!!!!! 

Try the homemade poppy seed salad dressing. 

What?!!!!! 

After you leave the restaurant, content and full, there’s The Route 66 Association of Illinois Hall of Fame & Museum to explore. 

More is available here.

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