
Casa Bonita serves authentic homemade Mexican cuisine prepared daily created with high-quality fresh ingredients from local markets. Casa Bonita offers a vacation-style atmosphere with indoor and heated outdoor seating and a spectacular Tequila Bar featuring several delicious fresh hand-squeezed Margaritas.

The Mexican restaurant serves up homemade family recipes, fresh ingredients and weekly specials. Known for their award-winning customer service, owners Sergio and Oscar go above and beyond to ensure every guest feels like family. The menu features tacos, burritos, empanadas, salads, bowls, enchiladas, fajitas, sandwiches and more. Dos Amigos also serves breakfast and a seriously loaded cocktail list.

The family-owned eatery involves three generations. Whether you're in the mood for a traditional breakfast, a variation on the original or a unique Egg Harbor Café creation, the Libertyville restaurant's guests have an extensive selection of breakfast and lunch, barista drinks, mimosas and Bloody Mary's. Its ingredients are often all-natural or organic, and the cafe also offers a gluten-free menu.
Independently owned and operated Main Street Social opened in 2017. The restaurant, located in downtown Libertyville is a restaurant and bar that puts a twist on Italian and Mediterranean cuisine. Their menu features housemade portions of pasta, fresh seafood, bountiful salads, meat and cheese boards, delectable desserts and more. Besides the innovative dishes made from scratch, the MainStreet Libertyville eatery provides fine wines and craft libations.
The first craft brewery in the land of lakes is Mickey Finn’s Brewery in Libertyville. Illinois’s oldest brewpub serves up a ton of housemade ales and lagers as well as eats. The 1994-established suds haven has served over six million pints and sits in their industrial/renovated home on MainStreet Libertyville. Currently, Mickey Finn has 18 of their homemade brews on tap. The Libertyville business is known for its Santa’s Magic Belgian Strong Golden Ale, Can I Kick It IPA, Pineapple Express and an array of other rotating sips. Mickey Finn’s serves brunch (weekends only), lunch and dinner, including salads, burgers, sandwiches, wraps, seafood, tacos and thin-crust pizza.

O'Toole's Libertyville is a staple in the land of lakes and the Land of Lincoln. It's been in the "L-ville" since 2015. This Irish-style pub is renowned for its award-winning wings, burgers, fish and chips and a slew of different brews, (local and out of state) on tap.
The Libertyville gastroPUG offers delectable eats, drinks and fun games. Experience a loaded menu including coffee, baked goods, sandwiches, burgers, ribs, salmon, salads and more. This pub and restaurant is also home to the county's first self-pour craft beer and wine wall. You can also play Nanoputt, mini-golf with a twist.

WOOD you like a slice of pizza? The downtown Libertyville spot's pies are a symphony of flavor crafted with three-day risen dough for an airy, light and a perfectly crisp crust. This Libertyville wood-fired pie place not only serves up a mean slice, as their menu also features salads, pasta and burgers. They now offer housemade Italian susauge pizzas as well. Pizzeria DeVille also provides a full bar.
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So what do you pick to eat in that awkward time span between breakfast and lunch as your stomach stirs restlessly, awaiting your decision? Do you go the route where your plate is doused in maple syrup and other sweet glorious treats? Do you pack on the protein, complemented with salty delights? Our advice is all of the above. The Libertyville cafe was ranked in the Thrillist Top 21 Pancakes in America in 2015, and has taken home countless Daily Herald Readers’ Choice Awards for “Best Brunch.” As you can see, Wildberry is kind of a big deal.

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