If you want to venture to the corner of 68 (Dundee) and 83 (Elmhurst), you can go to Pita Inn. This is one o f the best damn lunch places in the area. It is Middle Eastern food and they have a $4 lunch special thta is a huge plate of food with 3 different kinds of meat, rice, salad, and pita. Defnitely worth a drive. Leah Z. wrote: > I've been volunteered to do the restaurant guide for a > convention that's to be held at the Arlington Park > Hilton, 3400 W. Euclid in Arlington Heights. This isn't > exactly my usual stomping grounds and I'm not going to > have the time or resources to really do the job > thoroughly. > > The immediate area seems thin for good restaurants, so > we've identified a region that runs roughly from Higgins > north to Dundee and from Roselle Road east to > Elmhurst/Main Street, with the idea of including as much > as possible nearer to the hotel and the better/more > unusual places in the farther reaches. > > I'm looking for restaurants in all price ranges from > hot-dog stands on up and all cuisines. I've been going > through the phone book and other guides for names and > addresses, but I'd like to hear which places are worth a > personal visit. > > Here's a list of places we've already been to: > > Ada's Famous Deli > Arenella's > Benihana > California Cafe > Carpaccio > D'Allesandro's > Delaney & Murphy in the hotel > Edwardo's > Egg Harbor Cafe > El Cuzco > Harry G's > Higgley's > Jewel of India > Jockey Wok 'n' Rolls > Joe's Crab Shack > Kampai > Kitakata > Koreana > La Tasca > La Zingara > Le Titi de Paris > Maggiano's > Max & Erma's > Mia Cucina > Mongolian Stir Frying > Pappadeaux > Pizzeria Uno > Rainforest Cafe > Retro Bistro > Ritzy's > Rokbonki > Sakura > Sayat Nova > Walker Brothers > > Where else should we be sure to go? > > Thanks, > > Leah Zeldes
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