Had a late dinner here. Food and service was great. Some woman at a table near us had the bread pudding and heard them raving about it. Great atmosphere.

Sandwiches very small! Service is ok. Just average place that looks very nice inside. Had there "famous" bread pudding is was ok. I personaly like the bread pudding at Greenstreet tavern at desoto house better. I thought a little to expensive for what u get

We made the excellent and lucky choice to visit Embe in galena. We met the owner, owner's son and staff at this lovely small restaurant/pub in downtown Galena. The food was great- the homemade soups were divine. Dont pass on the bread pudding either. Everything is home made and it tastes like it is! Prices fopr a resort community were... More

We stopped here for dinner on a Saturday night. We didn't want a big meal and ordered soup and salad. Both were excellent. The service was great too. Not too overbearing but enough to take care of all our needs in a timely manner. It was reasonably priced and we enjoyed it. We tried the bread pudding and agreed that... More

My wife and I spent our 21st anniversary in Galena and had a very nice lunch at Embe. The soup was very good as was the sandwiches. Portions are just enough, not leaving you hungry or bloated. The bread pudding was the fantastic.

Our B&B hosts recommended this place for lunch and we loved it. We have to come back for their famous bread pudding and maybe one of their fun cocktails!

Do not miss eating at Embe while you are in Galena, especially if you're looking for soup and sandwiches. Do Not leave without trying the fresh mushroom, artichoke, roasted tomato, gluten-free soup. It is robust, creamy and oh, so flavorful. Do not leave without digging into the freshly made bread pudding. Charlie's table service was attentive, pleasant and friendly. He... More

The soups listed on the outdoor menu drew us in. I had the Cream of Mushroom, Artichoke and Sun dried tomato soup. It was delish! The service was excellent. A nice friendly casual place. Liked the music playing (oldies of course) and it was not too loud.

We had lunch at ENBE, enticed by the sidewalk sign announcing Seafood Chowder. I ordered a bowl of Chowder and my wife ordered the Cream of Mushroom & Artichoke soup. Both were served with fresh French bread. Both soups were awesome, as was the service. On a not-too-busy Spring late morning, this was a great respite from the street.