

Address and Contact Information
Address: 21 Blackjack Blvd, East Peoria, IL 61611
Phone: (309) 699-7711
Website: https://paradice.boydgaming.com/dine/william-bs-steakhouse
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Reviews
As we entered William B’s Steakhouse last night it felt like it had potential. The setting suggests classic steakhouse charm. The menu promises prime cuts and comfort favorites. Unfortunately, what we experienced was less “great steakhouse” and more “missed opportunity.”
Let me start by saying the waitress did the best she could — but she was clearly overtaxed. She was juggling bar duties, making drinks, and serving our table of eight at the same time. That’s not a knock on her effort; it’s a reflection on management. No server can provide attentive, quality service when they’re running between the bar and a large party all night. It showed in delayed drinks, long gaps between check-ins, and an overall feeling that the staff was stretched far too thin.
The food was even more disappointing.
The prime rib — which should be the star of any steakhouse — was mediocre at best. It lacked the rich, juicy tenderness you expect. Instead, it came across as uninspired and forgettable.
The French onion soup was perhaps the most underwhelming dish of the evening. It was essentially flavorless. No deep beef broth character, no bold onion sweetness — just a bland bowl that felt like an afterthought.
But the biggest issue of the night? Execution on the steaks. Out of eight dinners, three filet mignons had to be sent back because they were overcooked. At a steakhouse, cooking a filet properly isn’t a bonus — it’s the bare minimum. Sending nearly half of the steaks back for being overdone is unacceptable. When they finally returned, the timing of the table was thrown off and the experience never recovered.
A steakhouse lives and dies by two things: properly cooked steaks and attentive service. On this night, William B’s delivered neither.
It could have been a great steakhouse. The foundation is there. But until the kitchen can consistently execute and the staff is properly supported, it remains what it felt like that evening — the great steakhouse that could’ve been.
Whole place was eerily quiet.
Portions were large but food quality was very lacking.
Steak ordered medium was served rare, twice.
Lobster mac&cheese was bland and dry. Mushrooms and onions to top steak were uncooked and very over priced.
Broccoli was mushy and bland.
Some soft music and a little seasoning would go a very long way here.
Overall $100 meal worth $35 on the generous side.
Side note: How can they call themselves a steak house when they do not serve a T-Bone steak?
I was not disappointed. The steaks were excellent. My husband had the New York strip steak, and I had the ribeye smothered in a decadent sauce and covered with cheese.
The veggies were a little too al dente but OK.
The atmosphere was subtle, lighting, and romantic.
Our waitress was attentive, professional, and quick.
the price was reasonable and I would highly recommend this restaurant
My steak was cooked perfectly. But it was tough and absolutely flavorless. I prefer to have no sauces and not overbearing seasoning. I like to taste the steak. But this was tough, chewy and tasted like what I assume boiled steak would. Zero flavor. I ordered the baked potato and it was GIGANTIC. It seemed like it had been cooked hours before and was not piping hot like I am used to. Plenty of butter and sour cream though. It was good. Broccoli was good.
My wife got the filet. She said it was “fine”. She also got the Brussels sprouts and cauliflower. She found them “good”.
I expected a lot more from this “steakhouse”.