This month, you can get a great deal on a delicious meal while supporting local businesses during North Shore Convention and Visitors Bureau’s (NSCVB) North Shore Restaurant Month, dubbed this year as the “Takeout Edition.” Running through February 28, the event features over 200 restaurants with special menus and deals on breakfast, lunch and dinner.
NSCVB is doing all they can to help restaurants survive the Covid-19 pandemic, and help recover from the loss the past year has taken on their businesses.
With more than 200 participating businesses, there is something for everyone. A few highlights include:
Di Pescara
Northbrook Court, Lake Cook Rd., and Northbrook Court Dr. Northbrook
“Offering meticulously selected seafood, superb quality beef, hand-rolled sushi, and a satisfying range of Italian and global specialties. Enjoy modern touches to traditional dishes such as Almond Crusted Whitefish and Parmesan Crusted Filet Medallions. Featured wine discoveries sold by the glass. Finish on a sweet note with a Chocolate Mousse Cake or Apple Crostata With Caramel Sauce.”
Edzo’s Burger Shop
1571 Sherman Ave., Evanston
“A homage to the Chicago hot dog stand. Check out the griddled burgers which are smashed thin and, done up crispy on the grill or thicker, juicier char burgers; order a Classic Chicago hot dog, Maxwell Polish or a Sheboygan Brat. Fresh-cut fries in many tempting varieties including: cheese, garlic, and loaded up with cheese, bacon, sour cream and green onion. Decadent hand-dipped milk shakes too.”
Guildhall Restaurant
694 Vernon Ave., Glencoe
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“The menu offerings tell the story of an American Bistro with European influences. Here, very traditional European preparations and ingredients coexist with those celebrating what is very local and inspired by new flavor combinations our chefs love.”
Farmhouse Evanston
703 Church St., Evanston
“A Midwestern craft tavern specializing in local food and drink. All burgers, condiments and sodas are made from scratch. More than 28 craft beers on tap ensure you will find something special. Also serving Michigan wines on tap. Over 85% of the restaurant interior was built with salvaged materials and reclaimed pieces from many famous Chicago bars and restaurants.”
Glenview Grind
1837 Glenview Rd. Glenview
“Enjoy locally sourced, high quality, private label fresh-roasted coffee and gourmet natural whole leaf teas. Delicious pastries, sandwiches and wraps are available all day. This is a cozy and comfortable place in downtown Glenview to meet or work. Outdoor seating available.”
Browse the entire list here.
