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The Forge of Vernon Hills – Vernon Hills

Upscale Cuisine for Dinner for Two or Four (Up to 53% Off)

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Value: $80

Discount: 50%

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Seasonally inspired menu featuring oysters on the half shell and roast rack of lamb at once-private supper club now open to the public

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Expires 90 days after purchase.
Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. Reservation required. Dine-in only. Dinner only. Not valid for special events. Not valid with other offers. Not valid Feb. 14-17, Easter or Mother's Day. Must use promotional value in 1 visit.
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A flickering candle can make a dinner even more romantic and an attempt to read unpaid utility bills even more frustrating. Eat elegantly with this Groupon.

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$40 for $80 worth of upscale cuisine for dinner for two or more
$75 for $160 worth of upscale cuisine for dinner for four or more

The dinner menu includes oysters on the half shell ($7.50), roast rack of lamb ($33.50), crisp long island duckling with Montmorency-cherry sauce ($24.50), and bananas foster ($6.50).

The Forge of Vernon Hills

The notion of a private supper club calls to mind gleaming expanses of polished wood and racks of fine wine. Such a vision of The Forge of Vernon Hills, which was a private club until recently, is essentially accurate. In keeping with the spirit of exclusive opulence, chefs stew tart Montmorency cherries in a sauce for duckling and shuck fresh Virginia blue-point oysters. Twin lobster tails melt drawn butter, and seasonally inspired specials with fresh ingredients have included butternut-squash ravioli and seared jumbo sea scallops with fresh mango sauce. Adjacent to the main dining area are private rooms for parties of up to 160 guests, the exact number of people on a standard rugby team.

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