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Good Cajun in the 'burbs

5 posts · Dec 2, 2002 to Dec 5, 2002

TrenttrentlandDec 2, 2002
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bubba wrote:
>
>  Jim D. wrote:
>
> > I was wondering what might be left in the burbs for good Cajun
> > dining.
>
> Better than good...the best in the Chicagoland area:
>
> Maple Tree Inn
> 13301 S. Old Western Ave., Blue Island
> 708-388-3461

Equally far, though west- The Strand in Lemont.

trent
RiggsDec 3, 2002
Someone wrote:
> bubba wrote:
> >
> >  Jim D. wrote:
> >
> > > I was wondering what might be left in the burbs for good Cajun
> > > dining.
> >
> > Better than good...the best in the Chicagoland area:
> >
> > Maple Tree Inn
> > 13301 S. Old Western Ave., Blue Island
> > 708-388-3461
>
>
> Equally far, though west- The Strand in Lemont.
>
> trent
>

Sadly, The Strand is no longer open for business.
Victor G.Dec 3, 2002
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Jim D. wrote:
> Since someone recently mentioned the closure of Crawdaddy Bayou in
> Wheeling, I was wondering what might be left in the burbs for good Cajun
> dining. I was at the Bayou once, shortly before it closed, and the food
> was excellent. The $16 drink that one of my friends ordered was a bit
> overpriced, but that's what you get for ordering something with dry ice
> in it, I suppose.
>
> Any suggestions?

http://www.pappadeaux.com/ in Westmont!

-Victor
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Victor G. wrote:
> Jim D. wrote:
>> Since someone recently mentioned the closure of Crawdaddy Bayou in
>> Wheeling, I was wondering what might be left in the burbs for good Cajun
>> dining. I was at the Bayou once, shortly before it closed, and the food
>> was excellent. The $16 drink that one of my friends ordered was a bit
>> overpriced, but that's what you get for ordering something with dry ice
>> in it, I suppose.
>>
>> Any suggestions?
>
> http://www.pappadeaux.com/ in Westmont!

Also Arlington Heights (Alogonquin & Golf IIRC), which is much closer to Wheeling
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 Jim D. wrote:

> I was wondering what might be left in the burbs for good Cajun
> dining.

Better than good...the best in the Chicagoland area:

Maple Tree Inn
13301 S. Old Western Ave., Blue Island
708-388-3461
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