This week in Illinois business news, storms cut power at a local restaurant for days; a salon bounces back after a car plowed into its glass facade; and an ice cream chain is adding more suburban locations.
Additionally, local authorities are considering changing an outdated policy that prohibits standalone tattoo shops.
Check out this week's top headlines for Illinois business news on Patch:
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Eatery Planned For Wok n Fire Space In Burr Ridge
The new restaurant plans to open this month in the Village Center shopping center.
Paris Bistro Closes For Good In Naperville
The bistro made the announcement via social media Sunday.
The Lucky Monk Seeks Liquor License Amid Plans To Open At Former Brick House Tavern Spot
The South Barrington-based brewpub plans to serve house-brewed beer, wine, cocktails and more both indoors and outdoors.
Lisle To Review Evviva! Bar And Eatery's Proposal For Anniversary Block Party
The village's public art and special events advisory committee will review the proposal at its June 9 meeting.
Lemongrass Thai Now Open In Woodridge
The family-owned restaurant focuses on serving authentic Thai cuisine.
The Forge: Lemont Quarries Introduces Whiskey Fest
The event will have whiskey tastings, live music and local food vendors on Saturday.
Winnetka's The Lake Effect Opens In Former Chestnut Street Flowers Space
The Lake Effect opened at 547 Chestnut Street, introducing a curated retail concept inspired by the North Shore.
Social Butterfly opened in the summer of 2025. It's located in the 3-TEN Building, at 310 N. Ottawa St.
Downtown Frankfort Businesses Reopen After Power Outage Closures
Help support downtown Frankfort businesses after a day of closures on Thursday due to power outages.
Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre Offers Discounted Concert Tickets For Tinley Residents
Tickets for select shows are $30 for Tinley Park residents. Limit of four per person.
Highwood's 28 Mile Distilling Launches Rock the Rails Summer Music Series
Rock the Rails will bring weekly 8 p.m. performances to Highwood through August, with shows ending before the last train.
Massage Chain Coming To Burr Ridge, With 25 Employees Expected
The business would go in the same space as a former physical therapy office.
'Luxury' Housing Planned In Burr Ridge, Replacing Old Estate
The houses would cost up to $2.7 million, helping the local tax base, the developer said.
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