Kismet of Orland Park closed Dec. 5, ending nearly 50 years of family dining, personal connections and community tradition.
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Toast & Butter Cafe serves comfort food with a creative kick
Toast and Butter Cafe charms Palos Hills with creative comfort food, flavored lemonades, breakfast toasts, blended coffees and owner Jose Figueroa’s fresh culinary style.
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Kris Kringle Market and Parade returns to Palos Heights this weekend
Palos Heights is set to kick off a two-day Kris Kringle Market and its annual Christmas Parade, offering festive fun for all ages.
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Original Pancake House opens new Orland Park home
The Original Pancake House is open again in Orland Park, and the Dutch Baby is back on the table ready for customers to enjoy.
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Aging Care meals program a hit with seniors
The program offers meals to anyone 60 or older, their spouses regardless of age or sex, and individuals with disabilities ages 18-59 who live with a 60-plus adult in a non-institutional household. The buffet costs $3 per person.
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Tradition meets fresh flavor at Little Joe’s Pizza
Little Joe’s Pizza in Tinley Park reopens with a modern look, fresh-made favorites and a welcoming neighborhood atmosphere under new ownership.
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Palos Area Chamber Announces Restaurant Week for January 2026
Palos Restaurant Week runs Jan. 22–29, 2026, offering special menus or 10% off at participating Chamber-member restaurants.
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Bean ‘N Breek Brings Unique Brews to Tinley Park
Bean ‘N Breek in Tinley Park serves unique coffee blends, supports local vendors, hosts community events, and welcomes everyone like family.
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Pass Health Foods’ Gluten Free Showdown
Pass Health Foods’ gluten free baking contest showcased 18 creative entries, crowned winners, and celebrated dietary awareness in Palos Heights.
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Peppo’s honors local musician with a sandwich — ‘The Wooten’
Palos Hills native, Bobby Wooten, living out his dream in the Big Apple now has a sandwich named in his honor at Peppo’s Subs.