3 Best Cozy Restaurants in Plainfield

3 restaurants available nearby

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1. Goat & Vine Restaurant + Winery

4.5

Price: Moderate

• American • Bolingbrook

Booked 24 times today

Goat and Vine Restaurant and Winery is and upscale casual dining experience that the whole family can enjoy. If you are out for business, a romantic evening, or just stopping in for one of our many varietals of private label wines, Goat and Vine is an experience unlike any other. We are located in Bolingbrook off of Remington Blvd and have fun and exciting food choices to pair with our outstanding wine selections.

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2. Mousa Greek Taverna

4.7

Exceptional(177)

Price: Expensive

• Greek • Joliet

Booked 4 times today

Mousa Greek Taverna is described as 'cozy' and 'quaint' in numerous reviews. The ambiance is consistently rated highly, with one reviewer mentioning it as a 'beautiful quaint little nook'. The service is also noted as 'comfortable' and 'attentive'. The restaurant's friendly staff, superior food, and quick service contribute to the overall cozy dining experience.

3. Juliet's Tavern

4.8

Exceptional(413)

Price: Moderate

• American • Joliet

Booked 11 times today

Juliet's Tavern located in historic Joliet, Illinois, featuring the best in American dining as well as a full bar. Quality selection of craft beers, wines by the glass and specialty cocktails coupled with classic American fare. Ask us about our private event space!

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Goat & Vine Restaurant + Winery

2. Mousa Greek Taverna

3. Juliet's Tavern

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