| Wildwood Restaurant Review
Normally,
only a single visit to a restaurant is made before I write a review... I
have actually been to Wildwood Restaurant in Geneva several times over the
past year or so, but I simply have not generated a full review -- something
that I cannot explain... and so I will offer no excuses. However, it
is certainly time to share with you my thoughts on what I believe could be
one of the finer destinations in the area for lunch, dinner or even Sunday
Brunch.
Occupying a fairly large portion of the
Dodson Place shopping area on Third Street -- about a block and a half north
of the Geneva Metra Station -- the venue actually has two different entrances, each
offering a slightly different view of the restaurant and a different feel as
well. There is one entrance from Third Street that takes one through a
sort of portico and then into a huge bar and lounge area that is complete
with low cocktail tables and plush leather chairs, a large floor-to-ceiling
stone-faced gas fireplace and a grand piano. The bar itself is
copper-topped, perhaps 30 feet long and can easily accommodate a dozen or
more guests. The colors are warm, there is a lot of dark wood, and the
muted glow from the numerous inverted and hanging yellow fluted lamps adds
an ambience that is hard to beat. Double doors lead from the lounge to
the dining room...
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Ralph Pancetta
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