Good Puerto Rican Food in Chicago Suburbs?

[swschmidt]

Any suggestions for good Puerto Rican food in the Chicago suburbs (West or North?) Thanks.

[dynamicbroker]

La Bori -Island Grill just opened up - Chef Wil has made her dream come true. Located in Naperville (go figure) minutes from Aurora off I-88 at 1550 N. Rt. 59 Naperville, IL 60563. Next to Estaban's where you can dance salsa on Saturday Nights. Go to www.la-bori.com or check them out on Facebook. They are featured on the facebook page 365 Things to do in Chicagoland. A great resource for those in or thinking of moving to the Chicagoland area. Email at [e-mail]

[bon oeuf]

Good news! I look forward to getting out there. The very best of luck to Chef Wil.

[libgirl2]

Do they have a regular menu? I see there is a catering one. But can I just get some take out and eaT?

[LaBori]

Hi, my name is Awilda and I am working on opening a Puerto Rican restaurant in Naperville borderline Aurora on Rt. 59 by no later than May 1st, 2010. If still interested please let me know and I can give you more details...
Thanks,
Chef "Wil"
www.la-bori.com

[bon oeuf]

Exciting, Chef Wil! I hope you'll come back and let us know when you're open.

[LikestoEatout]

Yes! Please keep us posted on when you open!

[wineaux]

Yes, looking forward to trying something new!!

[RODRIGUEZ]

hola quiero saber si me puedes enviar el nombre y la direcion del restaurante un amigo me informo sobre ustedes y quisiera ir con mi familia

[Lillian]

No. There aren't any good Puerto Rican restaurants in the suburbs. I suggest you travel to the Puerto Rican neighborhoods and eat there. Lots of people like La Brujena; Coco isn't bad either. Division Street between Western and California.

Lillian

[libgirl2]

Years back, there was a great place in Naperville, I was able to eat the foods I only eat when I head to Dominican Republic, tostones, croquettas de jamon.... but they closed. I would adore to find a place just like that.

[LikestoEatout]

Years ago there used to be a Puerto Rican place in downtown Aurora, 2 young moms and one of their dads did the cooking. Their mofongo and pork products were to die for. I think the restaurant was too much work for them between raising little ones and trying to get top notch fresh produce daily. They only lasted 6 months but all of us who worked in the area still remember all that garlic and such tasty delights. I would support one a new one and I know many who would.

[libgirl2]

Mofongo..... drool....... I like you would support a new place if one were to open in our area.

[nsxtasy]

Metromix lists 18 restaurants in the Chicago area with Puerto Rican food (although some also feature other Latin American cuisines, e.g. Cuban). None of them are in the suburbs.

http://chicago.metromix.com/facets/re...