One World

Jeremy Clark a month ago

They have a Gluten Free focused menu! We stopped while passing through after leaving Iowa and heading back to Ohio! Excellent place to stop and eat. We sat in the windows to take the local views. The atmosphere of the restaurant is also very pleasing to the eyes. The staff are all super friendly and helpful! The food was AMAZING and I am not a foodie. Everything the staff was delivering to the tables looked as amazing as I Imagined it tasted. Our meals and desserts did NOT disappoint. Thank you for an amazing meal!

Jessie Harris 2 months ago

Flexible menu for dietary restrictions. The French toast casserole is a delicious hearty portion, and the gluten free crust on the full size breakfast pizza was divine.

M D 3 months ago

Got a breakfast pizza off Uber. Added chicken sausage and lemme tell you… this is better than I thought it would be. Can’t wait to try the sausage gravy on it next time. Crust is awesome, flavors are good. For me I’d like it a little more seasoned but that’s better than it being too salty or something. Very pleased.

Jill Eats Pickles 8 months ago

First-time reviewer, longtime One World customer. Back in 1995, while I was at Bradley University, One World shaped me into a lifelong coffee lover and basically powered my social life for years. From performing in the One World Theatre improv show *Life Dog Corn Eat Shoe* to poetry slams, it was my home base. My visit on January 17 didn’t disappoint. The familiar wall art, the delightfully quirky staff, and the drink and food lineup all signaled I was back where I belong. Today I went for the turmeric latte: warm, richly flavored, and soothing straight down to the cockles of my heart. Maybe below the cockles. Somewhere in the sub-cockle region. I also splurged on a large chocolate chip cookie. This is not a cookie for the faint of heart; this cookie was as large as my head and nurtured my soul. Thank you, One World!

Bald Eagle Edited a year ago

Located in an unassuming building near the Bradley campus, this was a good find. Once in, it was a bit confusing because we saw no one, to include a hostess. We could hear patrons somewhere so we waited and someone came to seat us a couple of minutes later and took us to what seemed to be the restaurant side of the house? Once there and seated we got to view all of the themed artwork and items lending themselves to the ambience. It's a very chill and relaxing vibe. The table was clean, as were the utensils, rustic looking floor, and men's bathroom. The waiter was quick and friendly. Our made-from-scratch meals were served pretty quickly and was cooked well. Portions were good and especially for the price. It was noticeably less expensive for the quality of food and expansive options that were provided. Plenty of vegan options available, but I was recommended the Cuban Pulled Pork sandwich and it did not disappoint. Good spices, well cooked, and very filling. We will definitely return and bring friends/family to enjoy. UPDATE: Went back and had the Reuben, falafel sandwich, and the Royale Burger. They were all equally impressive and tasty. Packed for dinner, but they still had us se