Chicago, IL

Scottish food?

3 posts · Aug 27, 1997 to Aug 28, 1997

Daniel C.Aug 27, 1997

Hmmm, I thought the Red Lion was an English Pub??  Maybe you mean the Duke of Pirth??

In article , [email removed] (Alan Miller)
wrote:
>Tonia L. wrote:
>>Does anyone know if there are any restaurants within driving distance of
>>Chicago (including Wisconsin) that serve Scottish food?
>
>Try the Red Lion on the 2400 N block of Lincoln.
>
>ajm
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Alan M.Bob's Bass House; We Got Bass!Aug 28, 1997

Daniel C. wrote:
>Hmmm, I thought the Red Lion was an English Pub??  Maybe you mean
>the Duke of Pirth??

[following my own article, bad form I know]
BTW, the Duke of Perth is on N Clark St, in the 2800-3000 area I think. It's south of Belmont, about a block north of the intersection of Clark and Broadway.  Parking is difficult, unless you want to park at the Century and pay as much for that as you do for food.

ajm

Daniel B.MCSNet, Chicagoland's finest Internet Service Provider 312-803-6271Aug 28, 1997

I believe there's a place just south of Yorktown Mall in DuPage County which advertises Scottish food.  Unfortunately I don't remember the name of it.  It's just south of Butterfield, on the road that crosses Butterfield at the west edge of the mall (Highland?).

Tonia L. wrote:
> Does anyone know if there are any restaurants within driving distance of
> Chicago (including Wisconsin) that serve Scottish food?

> (I'm trying to give a friend a consolation dinner for flaking out on going
> to the Highland Games with her this year.)

> Thanks!

> - Tonia

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