Lemont Restaurants, Bars With Outdoor Seating: List

Andrea Earnest
Updated ·4 min read

LEMONT, IL — On May 29, restaurants and bars in Illinois will be allowed to open outdoor seating areas for customers. Restaurants and bars have been closed since March 16 to dine-in customers, and many had to adapt or change operations completely so that they could continue to serve food via pick-up or carry-out services.

As the state of Illinois enters Phase 3 of the Restore Illinois plan on Friday, restaurants all over the state are adjusting once again as they prepare to open outdoor seating areas for customers.

In Lemont, Patch has compiled a list of the known restaurants or bars who are now offering outdoor seating. Please note that many restaurants which are not able to offer outdoor seating are still continuing pick-up services and carry-out for customers.

Here are the Lemont bars and restaurants which are opening outdoor seating areas (it may be best to call ahead as hours will vary at many of these locations as bars and restaurants make adjustments):

  • 3 Corners Grill & Tap, 12371 Derby Road — Opening patio May 29 at 11:30 a.m. Open 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Call 630-257-7780 for more info.

  • Bottles Lemont, 439 Talcott Ave. — Patio opening May 29. Call 630-243-0233 for more info.

  • Corner Stone Tavern, 103 Stephen St. — Outdoor seating available, call 630-863-7735 for more information.

  • Digs On Canal and Gelsosomo's Pizzeria, 206 Main St. — Opening for outdoor seating. Call 630-418-8106 for more information.

  • Fork & Spoon, 1264 State St. — Opening for outdoor seating. Call 630-914-5770 for more info.

  • Illinois Bar & Grill, 1131 State St. — Opening May 29 for outdoor seating. Hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. with a limited menu. Call 630-257-0666 for more info.

  • H&H Family Restaurant, 116 Stephen St. — Outdoor seating available, call 630-257-5228 for more information.

  • Hamilton's Pub, 14196 McCarthy Road — Outdoor seating available, call 630-754-7718 for more information.

  • Hughie McClafferty's, 118 Stephen St., — Opening for outdoor seating. Call 630-312-8152 for more info.

  • La Dolce Vita, 107 Stephen St. — Opening patio for outdoor seating on June 1. Reservation only, call 630-257-9111 for more info. Will be open 3 to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 3 to 8 p.m. on Sunday.

  • Main Inn, 302 Main St. — Opening May 29 for outdoor seating. Hours will be 2 p.m. to 12 a.m. Friday, noon to midnight Saturday, noon to 11 p.m. Sunday, and 3 to 11 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Call 630-257-7533 for more info.

  • Mama D's, 12420 Archer Ave. — Opening for outdoor dining. Call 630-243-1212 for more information.

  • Next Mex, 319 Front St. — Opening for outdoor seating. Call 630-312-8636 for more info.

  • Quarry Pub And Grill, 1015 State St. — Opening outdoor dining at 4 p.m. May 29. Call 331-757-5465 for more info.

  • Pollyanna Brewing Company, 431 Talcott Ave. — Opening an extended patio May 29. Hours will be 3 to 11 p.m. Friday, 12 to 11 p.m. Saturday and 12 to 7 p.m. Sunday. Call 630-914-5834 for more info.

  • Rosebud, 12350 Derby Road — Opening for outdoor seating. Call 630-599-6000 for more information.

  • Rustic Knead, 1130 State St. — Opening for outdoor seating. Call 630-296-0660 for more info.

  • Subway, 1112 State St. — Opening for outdoor seating. Call 630-257-2408 for more info.

  • Tap House Grill, 1243 State St., Suite 109— Opening patio May 29. Call 630-257-5992 for more info.

  • Tom's Place, 110 Stephen St. — Opening for outdoor seating. Call 630-257-9875 for more info.

  • Wooden Paddle, 212 Stephen St. — Opening outdoor seating May 29. Reservations highly encouraged, call 630-326-8150 for more information.

If you would like a Lemont business offering outdoor seating added to this list, please email andrea.earnest@patch.com.

When he announced the allowance for outdoor seating, Gov. J.B. Pritzker encouraged local officials to shut down streets and "do whatever is in their power" to help these establishments. Employees will be required to wear masks while working, he said. Other guidelines for restaurants and bars are:

  • Wear face coverings in the presence of others

  • Maintain social distance, keep at least 6 feet between tables and no more than six people per party

  • Only outdoor drinking and dining allowed, which includes rooftops, patios and areas with removable walls

  • Wash hands for 20 seconds at least once every 30 minutes

  • Eliminate refilling customer beverages and keep self-service stations closed

  • Clean and disinfect common areas and frequently touched surfaces every 30 minutes, multi-use items after each use and tables and chairs after each party


This article originally appeared on the Lemont Patch