Venues & Event Spaces in Oakbrook Terrace, IL
4 locations found near Oakbrook Terrace
View Map10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
100 Drury Ln, Oakbrook Terrace
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11:30AM - 1AM
5 E Roosevelt Rd, Oakbrook Terrace
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“The ribs were delicious! My fish and chips were eh. My husband liked their buffalo grilled chicken.Kid-friendliness: It wasn't really kid friendly. The high chairs are tiny. My just now 2 year old, who is pretty small, could barely fit in it.”
Open 24 hours
200 Royce Blvd, Oakbrook Terrace
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“Solid budget hotel. Happened to be here on Christmas Day. They did a nice job decorating the lobby for the holiday. Set up a special social hour with a light dinner and drinks. I've seen much less hospitality at similar budget hotels.”
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“Far and away the best Easter Brunch our family has ever had (and we have had MANY).The variety and quality of food was unparalleled. Usually at a brunch, there are only a few good things and you have hunt for them. With Lucille, everything was excellent. You can check their website, I won’t list the foods.In this day and age, restaurants try to cheap out in small ways like lack of staff or drinks. There was staff all over the place and they were excellent, kind and efficient. Frequently, coffee can be poor and champagne for Mimosa could be less. Even the small things like coffee and champagne were so excellent. They cut no corners and new food kept getting brought out SO fast, I just couldn’t believe it.This year (2024) the price was $100 and after spending time there, I thought it was totally worth it. Unlimited crab claws!! Highly recommended.If you are one of those people, that say you would gladly pay more for high quality food and great service, the Lucille Easter Brunch is your place. I’m looking forward to trying them on other days as well.”
“Great theater, orchestra and talented cast, singing and dancing. The actresses including the burlesque dance scenes were perfectly cast. Couldn't relate to the story line of this play (guys and dolls) well enough to recommend it, but would love to see the actors in another play to showcase their substantial talents.And hope drury can pick more timely subject matter.”