National salad chain, sweetgreen, went seed oil free for a few months before reverting to sunflower oil.
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Olive oil restaurants near Chicago
- sweetgreen - N Dearborn StOlive OilChain1 N Dearborn St
Chicago, IL
US 60602Locavore-friendly counter-serve chain specializing in organic salads & bowls. View sweetgreen's ingredient lists.
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- Jaleo by José AndrésReal ButterOlive Oil500 N Clark St #465
Chicago, IL
US 60654View Jaleo by José Andrés's location, social media, contact info, product list, and all other info added to the map in Chicago, IL by tapping into their profile page.
- True Food KitchenOlive OilAvocado OilChain100% Seed Oil Free1 W Erie St
Chicago, IL
US 60654Relaxed, eco-chic chain serving health-conscious fare, including vegan options, plus cocktails.View True Food Kitchen's location, social media, contact info, product list, and all other info added to the map in Chicago, IL by tapping into their profile page.
- Chicago RawOlive OilCoconut Oil100% Seed Oil Free51 W Huron St
Chicago, IL
US 60654We are an all raw vegan restaurant nothing is fried / cooked. The only oil we ever use is coconut or olive.View Chicago Raw's location, social media, contact info, product list, and all other info added to the map in Chicago, IL by tapping into their profile page.
- Suda's Lebanese CuisineOlive Oil1524 West Fullerton Avenue
Chicago, IL
US 60614View Suda's Lebanese Cuisine's location, social media, contact info, product list, and all other info added to the map in Chicago, IL by tapping into their profile page.
- More Than PastaOlive Oil105 S NW Hwy
Park Ridge, IL
US 60068Community report: I am told by the owner only Olive oil is used for any cooking oil.View More Than Pasta's location, social media, contact info, product list, and all other info added to the map in Park Ridge, IL by tapping into their profile page.
- Wooden PaddleBeef TallowDuck FatOlive Oil100% Seed Oil Free212 Stephen St
Lemont, IL
US 60439A wood-fired pizzeria with artsy cocktails & good-time energy in the Chicago ‘burbs.View Wooden Paddle's location, social media, contact info, product list, and all other info added to the map in Lemont, IL by tapping into their profile page.
- MaggianosReal ButterOlive Oil1847 Freedom Dr
Naperville, IL
US 60563Sous Chef came out to take my offer. Can make substitutions on most things and use only butter or olive oil. Very knowledgeable about ingredients—easy to get all my questions answered.
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- AllegoryReal ButterOlive Oil224 South Main Street
Naperville, IL
US 60540Casual, brick-lined eatery serving farm-to-fork dishes with a Southern twist, plus craft cocktails.View Allegory's location, social media, contact info, product list, and all other info added to the map in Naperville, IL by tapping into their profile page.
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