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Dave’s Hot Chicken latest restaurant to open at Crossroads of Schaumburg Friday

Dave’s Hot Chicken latest restaurant to open at Crossroads of Schaumburg Friday

The opening of Dave’s Hot Chicken on Friday will bring the new Crossroads of Schaumburg development near Woodfield Mall up to three active restaurants with more on the way.

 
Enjoy outdoor dining before summer is gone at these suburban eateries

Enjoy outdoor dining before summer is gone at these suburban eateries

We’re near peak outdoor dining season, so go out and enjoy lunch or dinner at these 14 suburban eateries.

 
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Dining Out: Hot & Spicy Day collab, Dr Pepper cake shake at Portillo’s and more

Dining Out: Hot & Spicy Day collab, Dr Pepper cake shake at Portillo’s and more

Fry the Coop locations have a special one-day-only sandwich for National Hot and Spicy Day, while coincidentally, a new Dave’s Hot Chicken opens in Schaumburg Friday. Also, Portillo’s and Dr Pepper have teamed up for a pair of limited-time shakes.

 
Once Upon a Bagel among new eateries planned on Higgins Road in Rosemont

Once Upon a Bagel among new eateries planned on Higgins Road in Rosemont

Once Upon a Bagel will open a 1,800-square-foot shop in Rosemont’s village-owned strip building at 9500-9520 W. Higgins Road, taking over a former Starbucks corner location and joining other new eateries in the developing restaurant row.

 
Hackney’s on Lake to close after 71 years in Glenview

Hackney’s on Lake to close after 71 years in Glenview

After more than seven decades, Hackney’s on Lake announced on social media that it will close its location at 1514 East Lake Ave. in Glenview in early September.

 
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Two longtime Naperville businesses close but slew of restaurants on horizon

Two longtime Naperville businesses close but slew of restaurants on horizon

Two longtime Naperville businesses, Elegante Salon & Day Spa and Great Harvest Baking Co., have shut their doors.

 

Naperville’s ban on happy hour deals should be lifted, commission says

Restaurant and bar patrons may once again get to enjoy a discounted mid-afternoon cocktail or beer if the Naperville City Council approves the Naperville Liquor Commission’s unanimous recommendation Thursday that restrictions on happy hour drink specials be removed.

 

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