3 Best Restaurants for Afternoon Tea In Park Ridge

3 restaurants available nearby

1. Alma

4.3

Awesome(148)

Price: Expensive

• Mediterranean • Wrigleyville

Booked 7 times today

Alma is located on the second floor of Hotel Zachary

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2. The Green Post Pub

4.5

Awesome(35)

Price: Moderate

• Northwest British • Lincoln Square

Booked 5 times today

Located in Lincoln Square's unique Rockwell Corridor, The Green Post (No. 49) is a testament to the centuries-old traditions and evolution of the Public House. Our aspiration is to offer guests a home outside of theirs; a place to meet with friends, host a meeting, read a book, play a game, work remotely, or watch a match amongst the historical architecture of our three rooms with additional garden spaces.

3. Kale My Name

4.7

Exceptional(285)

Price: Moderate

• Vegan • Albany Park

We like to say that we are International Vegan Restaurant. That means our food is 100% plant based and Globally Inspired. We have a few American classics like homemade veggie burgers, mac and cheese and of course Nachos. However, we also have plenty of healthy options. Our Kitchen Manager specializes in creating comfort dishes from different cultures by making food that is hearty and flavorful, but still healthy. Many food items will have a focus on plants, rather than trying to mimic meat. Reading our menu is like traveling the globe with the different options we will have. Have a taste of Mediterranean, Middle East, Asia, Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, Italy, Balkans and so much more! Brunch Menu is available Friday, Saturday and Sunday. We were nominited for the best brunch in the country by VegOut Magazine and our soup was nominated as Best Soup of Chicago. We won Best Patio 2020 by North Commision. Can't wait to welcome you.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Alma

2. The Green Post Pub

3. Kale My Name

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