Contemporary American Fare at Red Velvet Restaurant & Lounge in Palos Hills (Half Off). Two Options Available.
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American fare with an Italian twist served late into the night on Fridays & Saturdays, when eatery transforms into nightclub with DJ
A restaurant meal is incomplete without its after-dinner mint, which cleanses the palate before patrons gnaw a subterranean tunnel home. Chew the scenery with today’s Groupon to Red Velvet Restaurant & Lounge in Palos Hills. Choose between the following options:
- For $10, you get $20 worth of contemporary American fare, valid Sunday–Thursday.
- For $15, you get $30 worth of contemporary American fare on Friday or Saturday.
Red Velvet Restaurant & Lounge, lauded by the Reporter for its bustling late-night atmosphere, encompasses a menu of modern American dishes infused with an Italian twist. Small plates heaped with baked goat cheese and toast points ($6) lead the vanguard, prepping maws to mow down poorly fortified plates of seafood linguine tossed in a spicy marinara ($17). Chefs dust chicken or eggplant parmesan in garlic-laced herbs and drizzle a house marinara across bubbly layers of mozzarella and Parmesan ($12). A 10-ounce grilled new york strip steak, embellished with a gorgonzola crust and served with seasoned potato wedges ($21), tames growling bellies but merely appeases carnivorous houseplants.
The crimson-hued eatery transforms into a dancing hotspot after hours as multicolored lights double-dutch between undulating crowds. Patrons can sip brews and specialty drinks while a DJ unleashes thumping beats until 2 a.m. Tuesday–Saturday, and the kitchen stays open late on Friday and Saturday.
American fare with an Italian twist served late into the night on Fridays & Saturdays, when eatery transforms into nightclub with DJ
A restaurant meal is incomplete without its after-dinner mint, which cleanses the palate before patrons gnaw a subterranean tunnel home. Chew the scenery with today’s Groupon to Red Velvet Restaurant & Lounge in Palos Hills. Choose between the following options:
- For $10, you get $20 worth of contemporary American fare, valid Sunday–Thursday.
- For $15, you get $30 worth of contemporary American fare on Friday or Saturday.
Red Velvet Restaurant & Lounge, lauded by the Reporter for its bustling late-night atmosphere, encompasses a menu of modern American dishes infused with an Italian twist. Small plates heaped with baked goat cheese and toast points ($6) lead the vanguard, prepping maws to mow down poorly fortified plates of seafood linguine tossed in a spicy marinara ($17). Chefs dust chicken or eggplant parmesan in garlic-laced herbs and drizzle a house marinara across bubbly layers of mozzarella and Parmesan ($12). A 10-ounce grilled new york strip steak, embellished with a gorgonzola crust and served with seasoned potato wedges ($21), tames growling bellies but merely appeases carnivorous houseplants.
The crimson-hued eatery transforms into a dancing hotspot after hours as multicolored lights double-dutch between undulating crowds. Patrons can sip brews and specialty drinks while a DJ unleashes thumping beats until 2 a.m. Tuesday–Saturday, and the kitchen stays open late on Friday and Saturday.
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About Red Velvet Lounge
Dance music pulsates through Red Velvet Lounge as party-goers indulge in late-night eats and specialty bar drinks amid a spacious nightclub. Bartenders pours out beverages from a fully stocked bar as guest saunter to the hardwood dance floor illuminated by the sporadic flickers of a colorful lights. Themed parties for Halloween and New Year’s Eve add variety to weekends, and Friday and Saturday nights introduce crowds to special-guest DJs and their finger-puppet entourages. Bites from the Lounge’s Italian-inspired menu fuel evening adventurers, with options including gorgonzola chips, Sicilian tilapia, and lemon-mascarpone torte.