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Updated 12/17/2020 11:22 AM
Staying home for the holidays this year because of the pandemic but don t feel like cooking? Restaurants across the suburbs have Christmas Eve and Christmas Day dinners covered with a variety of to-go options. The best part fewer dishes and you don t have to get dressed up either.
Given the ever-changing situation with COVID-19, we recommend checking the restaurants websites and/or calling to confirm available packages, ordering deadlines and pickup times.
Allgauer s on the Riverfront
2855 Milwaukee Ave., Northbrook, (847) 664-7999, allgauersriverfrontrestaurant.com/. Reserve a Christmas Day meal to-go featuring roasted turkey ($37), Caesar salmon ($39), grilled dry-age pork chop ($40) or grilled filet mignon ($45). Each dinner includes a winter green salad, garlic mashed potatoes, maple roasted Brussels sprouts, carrots and eggnog tiramisu. Order by 5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 23, for pickup from 2-5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 25.
Meals from elite urban restaurants are traveling long distances to reach customers
Meals being delivered by One Off Hospitality. Photo: Isabelle Langheim By Alina Dizik Dec. 15, 2020 11:40 am ET
For months, Kate and Ben Masino had failed to find a time for the 40-minute drive from their home in Devon, Pa., to Philadelphia’s Fork restaurant for a date night. But in the midst of the pandemic, the couple found the next best thing: They ordered Fork’s $90 champagne-braised chicken for two, and picked it up at a local business just five minutes from their home.
It was a win, says Ms. Masino, a 36-year-old health-care executive with two children. The couple had never been to Fork before, and found that the quality was predictably better than the local offerings. “We were sick of the usual suspects in our area,” she says.