Elan Naperville
200 E. 5th Ave, Suite 101 (5th Avenue Train Station) - map
Naperville, IL 60565
630.428.3526
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| Price (dinner) | $$ |
| Price (lunch) | $ |
| Price (breakfast) | ¢ |
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Features
kids' menu
vegetarian dishes
takeout
delivery
private room
private parties
internet access
phone ahead seating
kid friendly
large groups ok
entertainment / live music
Accepts
cash
bank debit cards
American Express
checks
Visa
MasterCard/Eurocard
gift certificates
Alcohol
full bar
wine tasting
beer tasting
wine list
Parking
street parking
validated parking
public transit accessible
Handicapped Access
completely accessible
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Description
A unique combination of coffeehouse with wi-fi access, restaurant, lounge with live music on Fridays, and mini-spa, with childcare services.
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Fantastic
This new coffee house, restaurant and banquet hall is a real find. It has the best food I have tried lately. I will definitely be back when I am in town. [28 Dec 2005 11:41:28]
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Recommended Dishes: chicken Caesar, coffee
Ann
Wonderful
The food was fantastic and the service was friendly and polite. Great location and the interior decor is amazing. Well worth a visit. [18 Apr 2006 20:06:20]
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Recommended Dishes: brushetta, fillet, turkey chilli
Shannon
Mother's Day Brunch
I was disappointed in Elan's Mother's Day Brunch. When we first arrived (12:30pm), the table was not setup for a place setting. The restaurant was not busy, just no place settings. The candle was not lit on the table so I had asked several times to have it lit. We weren't sure at first who our server would be. My omelette was watery and the food was not hot or even lukewarm probably due to the fact that there was no warmer underneath each food tray. My husband had sliced turkey, probably from a deli section of a grocery store, and mashed potatoes that were just under warm. The Eggs Benedict was watery and the muffin was soggy. The restaurant ran out of fruit; however I did mention it to the owner and more fruit arrived minus the strawberries. I love strawberries and I took the last one but no fresh strawberries later. I had to keep asking for service such as more coffee. The waitresses didn't bring my mother-in-law her champagne/Mimosa until she asked where it was. They didn't take our plates until I asked them to pick them up. Our desserts were sliced cake and we had to walk to the back section of the restaurant to get them. It's a good thing I like Pepperidge Farm because it did taste like they were store bought.
The owner did come by and introduced herself and wishes us a Happy Mother's Day. I do enjoy the restaurant's design with high ceilings and tall windows.
All in all, I do not think it was worth $25.00/person. I hope they do a better job next time. [17 May 2006 16:51:01]
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C. Angeles-Grosser
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