The owner promises an "elegant" restaurant with many options.
A company had planned to replace its local restaurant with a new brand.
The shop is for the "curious" in an atmosphere with "zero stuffiness," the owners say.
The spot has been vacant since January. The owner runs another Western Springs restaurant
Another business is planned for the site, which is next to a shopping center.
It won't be a "giant-type party" at the new establishment, the village president said.
An upcoming liquor establishment is revealing its plans. It is replacing a cocktail bar that closed earlier this year.
Keys are in hand and the license is in process, the owner announced.
The bar's owner referred to potential new tenants in the space.
The local restaurant is the chain's 12th location.
The cocktail bar closed, and the litigation was dropped. The plaintiff reached out last year for an "amicable" resolution.
The Illinois Liquor Commission checked local restaurants, police said.
The owning couple also operated a coffee roastery, which they started in 2018.
"Unforeseen circumstances" caused a local eatery's closure. It has other locations.
Its food is described as "authentic Mexican meets global fusion."
A representative of the chain has her favorite item – nachos with a twist.
The business is seeking a liquor license from the village.
The village is following the pattern of many towns since the pandemic.
The restaurant stops seating people outside after 9 p.m. because it can get a "little loud," a manager said.
A brewery is seen as "an economic driver to bring other potential businesses" to town.
The former version of the eatery was in town for 19 years.
The eatery is moving into a spot where a longtime restaurant was.
The establishment will have a new focus and a slightly different name.
The business will include a bar, a café, a music venue and a bottle shop, the owner said.
The restaurant is taking the space of a longtime local eatery.
The eatery expressed "irreconcilable differences" with its landlord.
The village listed opportunities for such dining in its newsletter.
A "London lad living in Chicago" has presented the proposal to the village.
The eatery posted a sign saying its employees needed jobs.
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The pandemic delayed the opening. The owner is seeking a liquor license.
A local restaurant violated the ban on indoor dining during the pandemic, according to the county.
The village promises to cooperate with public health authorities.
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