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All Overnight Guests Will Enjoy Our Complimentary Thank you for considering the Embassy Suites O’Hare-Rosemont for your upcoming Family Reunion! The Embassy Suites Hotel O’Hare –Rosemont was uniquely designed with the needs of travelers in mind. No matter how long your stay, you will enjoy the comforts of home, as well as the amenities and service of a fine hotel. Complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast served daily in the second floor Garden Atrium Mon – Fri 6:00 AM – 9:30 AM / Sat – Sun 6:30 AM – 10:30 AM. Complimentary Managers’ Reception served daily in the second floor Garden Atrium 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM. Each Suite is equipped with a coffee maker, and the first packet of coffee is complimentary. Each Suite comes complete with a microwave oven and refrigerator. For your convenience a bottle opener is located under the microwave. Enjoy your living room, comfortable and functional. A well-lighted work area lets you get down to business in style. Or if you are entertaining, the refrigerator and wet bar let you feel right at home. The living room also features a remote- controlled color television with internet service and a queen size sofa bed. Your bedroom features a king-size bed or two double beds, AM/FM radio alarm clock with MP3 player, telephone and remote-controlled color television. An iron and ironing board is located in the closet. The bathroom has amenities designed to meet your every need….marble vanities, well-lit mirrors, hairdryers, designer soaps, and shampoos. Our Full, Cooked-To-Order, American Breakfast Buffet Menu Includes: Fresh Sliced Fruit and Whole Bananas Freshly Baked Assorted Danish, Muffins, Bagels, Toast and Donuts Chef’s “Cook-To-Order” Eggs, Pancakes and Omelets Low Carb Breakfast Wraps Sausage Links and Bacon Breakfast Potatoes French Toast Accompanied with Warm Maple Syrup Assorted Yogurt, Cereals and Oatmeal Beverages: Freshly Brewed Regular and Decaffeinated Coffee An International Tea Selection and Hot Water Hot Chocolate Assorted Juices Skim and Whole Milk 2013 Family Reunion Packet FAMILY REUNION DINNER SPECIALS Western Style Buffet (Minimum of 35 Guests) Choose 2 or 3 Entrées: Barbecued Chicken Barbecued Ribs Tips Grilled New York Strip Steaks Choice of Three Sides: Tossed Garden Greens with Dressings Western Potato Salad Assorted Sliced Seasonal Melon Corn on the Cob Molasses Baked Beans Buffet includes: Jalapeño Corn Bread or Assorted Dinner Rolls Double Chocolate Brownies Punch and Iced Tea Freshly Brewed Starbucks Coffees & Assorted Teas $39 ++ – Choice of 2 Entrées $41 ++ – All 3 Entrées Comfort Food Buffet (Minimum of 20 guests) Mixed Seasonal Greens Mixed Greens with Tomatoes, Shredded Carrots, Sliced Cucumber and Herbed Croutons, Served with Choice of Two Dressings Country Fried Chicken Garlic Smashed Potatoes Chef’s Selection of Vegetables Freshly Baked Bread and Butter Chef’s Selection of Desserts Punch and Iced Tea Freshly Brewed Starbucks Coffees & Assorted Teas $36 ++ per person 2013 Family Reunion Packet Pizza Buffet (Minimum of 20 guests) Mixed Seasonal Greens Mixed Greens with Tomatoes, Shredded Carrots, Sliced Cucumber and Herbed Croutons, Served with Choice of Two Dressings A Selection of Traditional Thin Crust Pizza: Three Cheese, Sausage, Pepperoni and Vegetarian Top Your Pizza with Crushed Red Pepper, Herbs or Parmesan Cheese Assorted Italian Pastries Freshly Brewed Starbucks Coffees & Assorted Teas $32 ++ per person Italian Buffet (Minimum of 20 guests) Mixed Seasonal Greens Mixed Greens with Tomatoes, Shredded Carrots, Sliced Cucumber and Herbed Croutons, Served with Choice of Two Dressings Choose 2 or 3 entrees: Pasta Primavera Vermicelli Pasta and Sautéed Vegetables Tossed in Garlic, Olive Oil and Fresh Herbs Italian Sausage with Onions and Peppers Simmered in Marinara Sauce Chicken Cacciatore Pan Seared Chicken Tossed in Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Tomatoes, Black Olives and Mushrooms Focaccia Bread Cannoli Torte Freshly Brewed Starbucks Coffees & Assorted Teas $35 ++ – Choice of 2 Entrées $36 ++ – All 3 Entrées 2013 Family Reunion Packet Plated Dinner Selections Selection I Selection II Freshly Baked Rolls & Butter Freshly Baked Rolls & Butter Mixed Field Greens with Julienne Carrots, Sundried Spinach Salad with Bermuda Onions, Cranberries & Walnuts, Sliced Tomatoes & Sliced Radishes, served with Ranch Dressing served with Choice of Two Dressings Herb Marinated Chicken Breast Stuffed Breast of Chicken Florentine with Orzo Pasta, (May also be served with Madeira Sauce or Marsala) Sautéed Yellow & Green Beans and Baby Carrots Chef’s Choice of Seasonal Vegetables in a Pesto Cream Sauce Flourless Chocolate Mousse Cake with Chocolate Sauce Chicago Style Cheesecake with Raspberry Sauce Freshly Brewed Starbucks Coffees & Assorted Teas Freshly Brewed Starbucks Coffees & Assorted Teas $40 ++ per person $41 ++ per person Selection III Selection IV Freshly Baked Rolls & Butter Freshly Baked Rolls & Butter Hearts of Romaine Lettuce with Seasoned Croutons, Fresh Garden Greens with Tomatoes & Cucumbers, served with Creamy Caesar Dressing served with Choice of Two Dressings Herb Crusted Salmon Filet Roast Sirloin Chef’s Choice of Seasonal Vegetable, Caper Butter Sauce, with Choice of Merlot Sauce or Mushroom Sauce served with a Blended Rice Medley Chef’s Choice of Starch & Seasonal Vegetable Chocolate Molten Cake Strawberry Shortcake Freshly Brewed Starbucks Coffees & Assorted Teas Freshly Brewed Starbucks Coffees & Assorted Teas $42 ++ per person $41 ++ per person Vegetarian Entrées are also available for your Reunion Guests. 2013 Family Reunion Packet MOVIE THEATRE RECREATION AND LEISURE Muvico Forest Preserve District of Cook County Bryn Mawer 708-366-9420 Located behind the Embassy Suites. http://www.fpdcc.com/home.php SHOPPING MALL ROSEMONT PARK DISTRICT Coming August 2013. 6140 N Scott 120 Store discount mall directly behind the hotel. Rosemont, IL 60018 www.fashionoutletsofchicago.com 847-823-6685 handball, racquetball, tennis courts, fitness center Harlem-Irving Plaza Intersection of Harlem Ave, Irving Park Rd, & Forest Perserve Dr. (approx. 5 miles from hotel) 773-625-3036 Woodfield Mall Golf Rd. at Route 53 (847) 330-1537 (approx. 15 miles from hotel) From the East, travel West on Interstate 90 to Illinois 53. Exit south on Illinois 53 to Woodfield Road GOLF AMUSEMENT PARK Arlington Lakes Golf Course Six Flags Great America 1211 S. New Wilke Rd. Gurnee, IL Rosemont, IL (approx. 25 miles from hotel) 847-577-3030 (847) 249-1776 1 18-hole course Game Works (similar to a Dave & Busters, Indian Boundary Golf Course across from Woodfield Mall) 8600 W Forest Preserve Dr. 601 N Martingale Rd # 115 Chicago, IL Schaumburg, IL 773-625-9630 847-330-9675 1 18-hole course Golf Center Des Plaines 353 N. River Road Des Plaines, IL 847-803-4653 year round driving range, 9-hole golf course White Pines Golf Course 500 W. Jefferson St. Bensenville, IL 630-766-3360 2 18-hole courses WATER PARK MB FINANCIAL PARK AT ROSEMONT Niles Park District Oasis Waterpark Directly behind the hotel through the parking 7877 N Milwaukee Ave garage; Featuring, Kings Boling Ally, Toby Niles, IL 60714 Keith’s Bar and Grill, Zanies Comedy Club, My (847) 966-0208 Big Fat Greek Restaurant, Hofbrauhas Chicago, Park Tavern, Adobe Gila’s, Five Roses pub. In the center of this is an Ice Skating Rink in the Winter RIVERS CASINO COMEDY CLUB The newest gaming destination in Illinois and the first to Zanies Comedy Club be introduced since the mid 90’s. With 180,000 sq ft of 5437 Park Place gaming space. From the hotel 11/2 miles west on River 847-813-0484 Road. Shuttle serves available through the Casino 2013 Family Reunion Packet LOCAL DINING Village Pizzeria -Pizza Rosewood - American Carlucci’s - Italian 9469 W Higgins Road 9421 W Higgins Road 6111 N River Road 847-823-4156 847-696-9494 847-518-0990 Giordano’s - Italian, Pizza Café Zalute - Italian Gino’s East – Italian, Pizza 9415 W Higgins Road 9501 W Devon Ave 8725 W Higgins Road 847-292-2600 847-685-0206 773-444-2244 Hooters – American Outback Steakhouse – Steak Morton’s – Steak 8225 W Higgins Road 8101 W Higgins Road 9525 Bryn Mawr 773-714-0193 773-380-0818 847-678-5155 Gibson’s – Steak Harry Carray’s – American Nick’s Fishmarket – Seafood 5450 River Road 10233 W Higgins Road 10275 W Higgins Road 847-292-9900 847-699-1200 847-298-8200 McDonald’s – Fast food Café La Cave – French Panda Express – Chinese 3067 Manheim Road 2777 Manheim Road 7028 Manheim Road 847-824-8800 847-827-7818 847-824-9544 Chili’s - American IHOP – American Quizno’s – Fast food 7140 Manheim Road 7120 Manheim Road 9779 Higgins 847-298-9031 847-297-7992 847-292-7950 Subway – Fast food Maria’s – Mexican The Ram - American 7076 N Manheim 9440 W Foster Ave 9520 W. Higgins 847-824-3400 773-992-2288 847-692-4426 Chipotle – Fast food Loredo’s - Mexican Steak & Shake – Fast food 7020 Manheim 9797 W Higgins 10421 W Touhy 847-299-9201 847-685-0673 847-299-3944 Five Roses Pub – Irish Pub King’s– American Adobe Gila’s – Mexican 5509 Park Place 5505 Park Place 5455 Park Place - 2nd floor 847-233-0077 847-233-0099 847-233-0080 My Big Fat Greek Restaurant – Toby Keith’s – American Park Tavern – American Greek 5441 Park Place 5433 Park Place 5445 Park Place 847-678-0088 (847) 349-5151 847-671-1000 Hofbrauhaus Chicago –German 5500 Park Place 847- 671-BREW LOCAL PHARMACIES Walgreens Dominick’s Target 800 Devon 1900 S Cumberland 7000 Manheim Road Park Ridge Park Ridge Rosemont 847-825-7157 847-696-3846 847-795-1760 2013 Family Reunion Packet HOTEL FACILITIES BASIL’S IN-SUITE DINING Dial 2169 Breakfast 7:00AM – 11:00AM Lunch 11:00AM – 5:00PM Dinner 5:00PM -12:00AM. Please dial 2169 for tray removal service. BASIL’S KITCHEN Dial 2170 for reservations Dine in Basil’s Kitchen classy but casual atmosphere, featuring a Mediterranean Cuisine.
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