BURR RIDGE, IL – Aria's Kitchen got little publicity when it opened more than a month ago at Burr Ridge Village Center.
It is open for breakfast and lunch from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 590 Village Center Drive. It is filling a breakfast void at the shopping complex after the Yolk restaurant chain closed its local location in 2025 after 2½ years.
"My food is 100 percent freshly made," Aria's owner Bryan Sord said in an interview Thursday. "Everything we do here is prepared by order."
The restaurant is named after Sord's 2-year-old granddaughter.
Aria's is in the space left vacant by Wok n Fire, which was in business for 16 years before closing in April. Wok n Fire also has locations in St. Charles and South Barrington.
According to Aria's website, the restaurant offers a "refined" breakfast experience with "upscale flavors" and a "stylish presentation."
The breakfast meals include stuffed French toast and multiple choices under "The Benedicts."
Aria's also serves a variety of cocktails. The lunch menu includes burgers.
Sord said the grand opening is Oct. 24, with children 8 and under getting gift certificates for kids' meals.
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