Restaurants & Bars
Elmhurst Vietnamese Restaurant Returns
It was closed for a time earlier this summer. The city included the eatery in its recent business update.
ELMHURST, IL – Pho Lime, a Vietnamese restaurant in Elmhurst, was closed for a time this year. But it is back.
It was unclear how long Pho Lime, 561 N. York St., was shut down. In mid-June, it was listed online as "temporarily closed."
Based on social media commentary, Pho Lime appears to have reopened sometime in the following month.
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In its recent business update, Elmhurst listed Pho Lime as among the "new and expanding businesses" since April.
At a City Council meeting in June, Alderman Michael Bram said the city needs sit-down restaurants on the north side.
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Heather Bereckis, the city's business development manager, said Pho Lime qualified as a sit-down restaurant.
"It's a sit-down restaurant if you like noodle soup. I do," she said. "Hopefully, we'll see you guys there."
Looking up the restaurant online after the meeting, Patch discovered it was temporarily closed. The eatery did not return a message for comment at the time.
Since it reopened, Pho Lime has received positive comments online.
"Family dinner at Pho Lime tonight was excellent!" a resident wrote on the "TakeOut 25-Elmhurst" Facebook page. "Teens had sandwiches that were large, so leftovers for tomorrow. Hubby had a pho bowl and the broth was rich and tasty."
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