What You'll Get
Unlike cinematic love scenes, cuisine can be enjoyed in the company of parents without embarrassment. Dodge future moments of uneasiness with today’s Groupon to City Park Grill in Highland Park. Choose from the following options:
- For $13, you get a burger lunch for two (up to a $27.80 value). Lunch includes the following:
- Two Angus burgers
- Two sides
- Two sodas<p>
- For $18, you get an American-comfort-fare dinner for two Sunday–Thursday (up to a $37.85 value). Dinner includes the following:
- Two entrees
- Two sides
- Two soups or salads
- One small dessert<p>
- For $18, you get an American-comfort-fare dinner for two on Friday and Saturday (up to a $37.85 value). Dinner includes the following:
- Two entrees
- Two sides
- Two soups or salads
- One small dessert
Reservations are required for Friday and Saturday dinners.
City Park Grill’s chefs, enlisting the aid of daily fresh shipments of seafood and a host of hand-crafted soups and sauces, assemble homey helpings of American comfort fare, served in an intimate dining room of exposed-brick walls and hardwood. The build-your-own Angus burgers democratize lunchtime with 17 beef-bolstering accoutrements, including a choice of bread, cheese, and toppings. Hamburger architects construct meaty edifices from toppings such as sautéed onions, bacon, teriyaki sauce, or barbecue sauce, all atop foundations of black bread, onion rolls, brioche, or multigrain bun. Each entree, like a birthday card from Julia Child, arrives with a side dish such as wild rice, garlic green beans, or sweet-potato shoestring fries.
Diners can oil rusty jaw hinges with starters of spinach-and-goat-cheese salad, or defer to the chef’s culinary muse with the soup of the day. Patrons can munch on hearty portions of pot roast situated atop garlic mashed potatoes or reel in the Lake Superior whitefish al forno, whose fresh fillet swims in a pool of parmesan cheese and garlic butter like an eccentric dairy baron. For dessert, the bread pudding pens epicurean epilogues across tongues with Kentucky-bourbon sauce and cinnamon ice cream as live lounge music wafts in the Friday-night background.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Mar 15, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. Dine-in only. Valid only for dinner entrees up to a $16.95 value and mini dessert up to $3.95. Not valid on holidays. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About City Park Grill
The concept of comfort food typically conjures up images of a family sitting at a kitchen table, passing around steaming casserole dishes filled with something cheesy, creamy, or meaty. But that's not the case at City Park Grill. Though chefs sling feel-good edibles such as meatloaf, roast chicken, and warm apple crisp, the food is plated on modern, rectangular wares and served in a dining room where black-and-white photographs stud an exposed brick wall. An old-fashioned ethos wins out in the kitchen, however, as chefs insist on preparing all soups, sauces, and desserts from scratch daily. Drinks from the full-service bar make the perfect complement to a day of game-watching on one of five big-screen TVs.