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Sugar Wood Fired Bistro Pizza ·$$

Since 2004, Travis Mohlenbrink has developed a number of unique dining concepts including Cracked Pepper and Salt. Along with his team, Travis is excited to add Sugar to the culinary scene in central Illinois. Sugar is a unique quick casual dining experience that will tantalize your senses with its made from scratch wood fired pizzas and sandwiches, fresh, crisp salads and hand-made gourmet sweet treats. Enjoy lunch, dinner or a late-night snack with one of our Artisan beers or a bottle from our modest wine collection. In a rush? Grab it To-Go.

Website: sugarpeoria.com

Phone: (309) 676-0848

Cross Streets: Between Illinois River Road Natl Scenic Bywy and Oak St

Open now

  • Sun 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM

826 SW Adams St Peoria, IL 61602 ·573.30 mi

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Amenities

  • Wifi
  • Family friendly

Reviews

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4.0 351 reviews
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Kenneth B. 03/15/26

Nice looking place to take the family. The pizza is good (we are big fans of the mushroom and the Soppressata). The place is a favorite of the kids and wood fired pizza is unique and fun.

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Padmaja P. 07/23/26

This is one of the best restaurants in Peoria area. The food is great and they have many options more than just pizzas. Their pizzas are great and made fresh in wood fired brick oven. The service...

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Marsela M. 10/19/25

It's been a while since we ate at Sugar wood fired Bistro, and clearly, we've been gone too long! We had some friends visiting from out of town, so we brought them here to try the this...

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Maddie H. 06/20/26

My boyfriend and I are traveling for the weekend and stopped in to the bistro. That atmosphere was solid, it smelled great and the staff were great. The portions of what you get is well worth it.

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Hannah J. 07/01/26

Good food, good service, but it is damn near 90 degrees inside. it's ridiculous. I want to eat my pizza without breaking a sweat. its honestly nasty to have the workers sweating and serving food...

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