3 Best Historic Restaurants in Bolingbrook

3 restaurants available nearby

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1. Sullivan's Steakhouse - Naperville

4.8

Exceptional(5229)

Price: Expensive

• Steakhouse • Naperville

Booked 80 times today

Sullivan’s Steakhouse in Naperville will transport you to another place and time. Physically located in the Historic District of downtown, our spirit is near the line between naughty and nice. Sullivan’s offers guests a unique Naperville steakhouse experience with delectable food, fun cocktails and swinging live music, enticing our guests to untie, unwind and uncork.

2. Public Landing

4.7

Exceptional(2105)

Price: Moderate

• American • Lockport

Booked 20 times today

Upscale Casual Eatery offering an American Menu all Day, craft cocktails and daily drink specials.

3. The Desi Accent

4.5

Awesome(84)

Price: Expensive

• Indian • Lombard

Booked 1 time today

The concept of The Desi Accent reflects the sentiments of Desi (people of Indian subcontinent) and their diaspora derived from the Ancient Sanskrit (deśá) meaning Land or Country. Our team aims to share the 4,500 years old culture through a culinary experience deeply rooted in India’s heritage. With a rich heritage, the history of Indian cuisine is as old as our civilization. The Indian dining etiquette is built on traditions. Behind almost every tradition are centuries of invasions, conquests, religious beliefs, political changes and social customs.Our culinary team’s goal is to transform Indian spices and ingredients to memorable meals and authentic experiences. Indian cuisine is reflective of the historic eras. Our menu is reflective of a unique blend of vibrant colors and flavors with regional inspired recipes passed on from one generation to another.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Sullivan's Steakhouse - Naperville

2. Public Landing

3. The Desi Accent

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