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What kind of vegetarian? Dairy OK? Even if you are a pretty lax vegetarian, I don't think those places in The Glen are going to do it for you unless you eat fish. If I had to go to The Glen-- personally, I think it's a pain-- I'd probably go to Flight Wine Bar and see what they had by way of vegetarian small plates. (They have a website but there is no menu up yet.) For real vegetarian, Chowpatty is not far away from Palatine.
(Edited to fix spelling: Chowpatty.)
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re: sbethp
Sorry I can't help you with Flight. I walked by and checked out the menu but don't recall much about it. It was a Tuesday or Wednesday evening in The Glen and it was a madhouse. Flight did look like a nice place to sit, with a few tables outside. I just wouldn't go out of my way to eat at The Glen, especially on a weekend night and if you want a leisurely time.
If dairy and fish are OK, you can eat pretty much anyplace. As I drive from Skokie along Golf Road, I often stop at Periyali (a Greek taverna in a crummy looking building but with pretty nice seating outside) or Cafe Lucci. In both places the food is rather rich and heavy-- maybe split some appetizers and a pasta at Cafe Lucci. The grilled whitefish at Periyali is dynamite. Lucci can be hard to get into as it was on Check Please this spring, but you can make a reservation or teo people can usually sit at the bar. They have a nice wine list. I also quite like La Tasca in Arlington Heights or did a couple years ago when I last went.
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weinstein5
May 29, 2007 03:33 AM
There are a number fo very good restaurants in/near The Glen on Lake Ave - insluding Wildfire and Mitchell Fish Market
