Great place with a friendly staff and a wide variety of food. Would go there more often if I lived closer.

Review Visit: January 26th, 2012 One World is out of this world. Think of your local town or area. Now think of a place where young hip people go. Now think of menu items that are unique and around $10. Are you imagining a place or something similar? If so, that is what One World is like. That's not a bad thing by any means. That's just how One World feels when you visit. Matt, his friend, Tim, Kim and myself descended upon One World for dinner on this mid-winter evening. The parking for One World and the surrounding area is rather limited. There was parking along the street but I think that is gone now. So, your best bet is to park across the street at CampusTown and play Frogger as you try to cross the worst intersection in Peoria. I had heard that One World has a hipster/snobbish vibe to it and upon entering, I definitely felt it. It's not an unwelcome feeling by any means but one that is impossible to not feel. We were seated at a table and I was instantly distracted by the decor of the place. Our table was against the wall and that was covered in a painting from top to bottom, side to side. This easily distracted me throughout the meal as I tried to take it all in and see all the details. A futile attempt but attempted nonetheless. Since I've been here quite a few times, I will be talking in general for the next little bit. The menu here is unique as One World itself. It seems that every time I've come here, the menu has changed or adjusted in some way. They even have a menu for vegans or gluten-sensitive people. Now, as for the offerings on the menu, they do have some standard items you can find at most restaurants but they also have a lot of unique or specialty things that seem unique to One World. Instead of writing paragraphs about their food offerings, check their website below to view their menus. Each time I've come here, the hipster ambience has been a part of the experience. I'm not sure if that was their goal when opening the place but it has definitely stuck. What also hasn't changed is the deliciousness of their food. That keeps my once-a-year visit exciting as I know the consistence will be the same each time. One World, while a bit pricey and having a unique atmosphere, is well worth playing Frogger for. Just be careful crossing the terrible intersection.

If you're in Peoria, don't hesitate to go to One World. Does not matter which meal you're there for, all of them are a treat. It's it fun and quirky, friendly, and offers a wide variety of choices for anyone. Need a boost? They even have an amazing coffee bar. Samoa Iced Coffee is delicious! Waffles are always delicious, breakfast potatoes are a must, and the salads are fresh and filling.

Amazing upscale hole-in-the-wall gem we stumbled upon on our last day in Peoria. The breakfast was surprising off the chain! The fried eggs were cooked perfectly with a side of fried potatoes and hearty toast. The mimosa was perfectly balanced and I finished with an Irish coffee paired with the Reese's peanut butter pie, which was silky and rich. The atmosphere was quaint and welcoming. Tourists and locals alike, you'll regret it if you skip this spot!

We love OneWorld Great food, service and local feel. The pizza is fantastic and my favorite is the Thai Peanut Salad.

Absolutely my favorite place ive tried in Peoria so far! So many options and such a cute, eclectic ambiance inside :) i got the breakfast quesadillas with soy chorizo and they were so yum !!!

I want to try new restaurants for brunch when I'm in the area so started with this place and it did not disappoint. The chicken and waffles were really good. The chicken was cooked extra crispy just like I like it without me requesting it! And the gravy was nice and flavorful! The service was great! Was there on a Sunday around 9:30am and it wasn't busy at all. The noise level was moderate. There is parking on the street and a parking lot in the back. Overall, I enjoyed my brunch and I will be back next time I'm in the area.

Just had my first trip here and it was great. I ordered the Turkey Club on the focaccia and it was amazing. My dad had been here before with my sister and remembered the biscuits and gravy were pretty good, so he got them again. His girlfriend ordered the breakfast pizza and didn't realize how big it would be. She's going to be eating on that for days. Our waitress was very attentive and checked back on us often even though it was busy. The portions are pretty big here, so come with an appetite or plan on leftovers. We did have to wait for a table, but it was a Saturday so it should be expected.