Plainfield Culver's To Reopen After Remodeling

PLAINFIELD, IL — Known for its butter burgers and frozen custard, the Plainfield Culver's restaurant, 13449 S. Route 59, has temporarily closed for remodeling. The eatery, which opened in 2003, closed Sunday afternoon and is slated to reopen at 10 a.m. Friday, Feb. 9.

"Guests can expect to find a warmer, more inviting atmosphere and an improved dining experience upon completion," according to a press release from Culver's. The timeline for the remodeling is subject to weather and other construction factors.

"Culver’s was founded on the idea of providing excellent service and high-quality food made with the best ingredients," said owner Eric McCroskey. "We take great pride in our 'service with a smile’ philosophy and we extend that to our dining room experience. Whether you’re enjoying a meal with your family or celebrating a team win, we want you to have the best dining experience possible with Culver’s."

The reimaging will provide guests with a better dining experience, according to a release from Culver's. "Instead of standard, cafeteria-style eating, the restaurant will create configurations that enhance privacy and the guest experience," the company said. The Plainfield restaurant reimaging is part of a broader modernization plan for dozens of Culver’s restaurants."

The Romeoville Culver's location also recently underwent a remodeling, closing for several days before reopening on Jan. 19.

The Plainfield Culver's will celebrate its reopening by offering its signature pre-packaged fresh frozen custard pints for just $2 from Feb. 9 to 18.

Photo provided by Culver's of Plainfield