Gianna & Giovanni's is known for its mouth-watering Italian cuisine. The two chefs have been working in the restaurant for over several years and have no intentions of stopping any time soon. The restaurant isn't the largest around so if you want a table arrive early before the line gets too long. Ironically the atmosphere is quiet and cozy. The prices are decent with great food, what more could you ask for?

The Providence features an all-new menu of elevated American cuisine that uses fresh farm-to-market ingredients in well-crafted dishes offering "bold flavors, no borders." standouts include barbecue shrimp taco, prime-cut rib eye mopped over live mesquite and a caramelized peach and almond crisp. Of course, good food and luxurious dining comes with a price, and Providence's price tag isn't the cheapest in the world.

Tapas is a new development to the town of Addison. Though it hasn't been around for long, it has nothing but stellar reviews on the authentic Mexican cuisine. The restaurant is a medium sized, decorated to give you a bit of Mexico without having to leave the town. The staff are all friendly in a very happy, everyone welcome atmosphere.

For those who can't afford the other restaurants, there's always Oasis, a local diner that almost everyone in town has eaten at maybe more than once. Started in the 1950's, Oasis has been renovated many times into a cozy diner with the best home-style cooking around. Plus, you don't even break the bank eating here, just your belt.

Recently opened, Pins offers a vast range of fun for all. As well as several bowling alleys, they also have a vast range of arcade games, and part of the building has been made to cater for laser tag. Inside there is also a pizzeria called Pomodoro's, and a bar for those who are of legal drinking age.

Sundays Icecreamery offers a wide range of different flavours of icecream and every topping you can think of, and even offers gelato and frozen yogurt for those who don't like icecream so much.