Downtown Naperville Restaurants Open For Outdoor Dining

NAPERVILLE, IL — Restaurants throughout Naperville are reopening Friday as the state enters phase three of Gov. J.B. Pritzker's Restore Illinois plan. Here's a roundup of some of the restaurants in downtown Naperville that will offer outdoor dining, according to the Downtown Naperville Alliance:

• Allegory, 224 S. Main St.
• Balboa's Cheesesteaks, 22 E. Chicago Ave. #117
• Bistro du Bouchard, 129 S. Washington St.
• Catch 35, 35 S. Washington St.
• Chipotle, 22 E. Chicago Ave.
• Cinnaholic, 41 W. Jefferson Ave.
• Coldstone Creamery, 23 W. Jefferson Ave.
• Cookie Dough Creations, 22 W. Chicago Ave.
• Egg Harbor, 175 Jackson Ave.
• Einstein Bagels, 22 Jackson Ave.
• Empire Burgers and Brew, 48 W. Chicago Ave.
• Everdine's Grilled Cheese Company, 24 W. Jefferson Ave.
• Fat Rosie's, 47 E. Chicago Ave.
• Features Bar and Grill, 14 Chicago Ave.
• Fiamme Pizza, 19 N. Washington St.
• Five Guys Burgers and Fries, 22 E. Chicago Ave., Suite 104
• Hugo' Frog Bar and Fish House, 55 S. Main St.

• Jackson Avenue Pub, 7 Jackson Ave., Naperville
• Jimmy's Grill, 245 S. Washington St.
• Kilwin's, 36 W. Jefferson Ave.
• Lantern, 8 W. Chicago Ave.
• La Sorella di Francesca, 18 W. Jefferson Ave.
• Molly's Cupcakes, 30 W. Jefferson Ave.
• MOD Pizza, 103 S. Washington St.
• Nando's PERI-PERI, 6 W. Jefferson Ave.
• Peanuts Bar and Grill, 22 W. Chicago Ave.
• Potter's Place, 29 W. Jefferson Ave.
• Q-BBQ, 103 S. Main St.
• Quigley's Irish Pub, 43 E. Jefferson Ave.
• Quiubo, 120 Water St., Suite 122
• Red Arrow Tap Room, 216 S. Washington St.
• Rosebud, 22 E. Chicago Ave.
• Shakou, 22 E. Chicago Ave.
• Sparrow Coffee, 120 Water St. #110
• Sweet Home Gelato, 50 S. Main St.
• SixtyFour Wine Bar and Kitchen, 130 Water St. #105a
• Ted's Montana Grill, 39 W. Jefferson Ave.
• Two Brothers Barrel House, 16 W. Jefferson Ave.

The above restaurants will feature outdoor dining on sidewalks, beneath tents or on rooftops and patios. The city also recently eased its outdoor dining regulations to allow restaurants without permits to have outdoor dining via a temporary permit.

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It's a good idea to call ahead and see if reservations are required before you head out, as restaurants must maintain proper social distancing between tables and seating may be limited.