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Shopping & Dining
The myriad of malls, stores and shops of Orland Park offer everything from high-quality, luxury items to discount bargains. This wide range of choices
has evolved the community into the region’s shopping center, drawing customers from throughout the Chicago Southland and as far away as Kankakee
and Indiana.
Located in the heart of the community,
Orland Square Mall is a primary retail attraction
throughout the Chicagoland area. The upscale
mall stands as the south suburbs’ largest with
four major anchoring department stores and
more than 150 shops, boutiques, restaurants
and services gathered under one roof. Just
south of Orland Square is the 700,000-squarefoot,
redeveloped Orland Park Place, a twolevel,
fully landscaped power center with most
stores orienting to the outside.
Directly east of the Main Street Triangle
District is one of the newest shopping centers,
Orland Park Crossing, a high end specialty
retail center. Located at 143rd Street and
LaGrange Road, this outdoor lifestyle center
is lined with well-known national retailers,
exclusive boutiques, specialty shops, eateries
and service providers. More than twenty stores
and restaurants have chosen Orland Park
Crossing with plenty of space available for
future tenants.
Orland Park’s three
malls and the gallery
of shops along
LaGrange Road offer a
profusion of national
chains, locally owned
stores, restaurants and
professional services.
Orland Park’s three malls
and the gallery of shops along
LaGrange Road offer a profusion
of national chains, locally
owned stores, restaurants and
professional services. The shops
stand alone or are gathered
under such banners as Cooper’s
Square, Dania Center, Park Point
Plaza, Lowe’s Center, Rose Plaza,
Ravinia Plaza, Lakeview Plaza,
Orland Crossing Center and
Main Street Village II. In addition,
many primary intersections
throughout the community offer
smaller convenience shopping
centers.
The Old Orland Historic District is another outstanding
destination for shoppers and diners, as it hosts numerous
unique shops and the widely popular “Antique Row.” Old
Orland feels the benefits of the ongoing Main Street Triangle
Development Project, which sits just to its north. This
rejuvenated downtown area is being developed around the
Metra Station and, upon completion, will offer unmatched
opportunities for shopping, dining and entertainment.
Accompanying these first-class retail destinations are more
than 150 dining establishments that cater to the ever-changing
pallets of area residents. National restaurant chains continue
to choose Orland Park as their next location with a host of
eclectic offerings being available throughout the community.
A list of referred restaurants and retailers is available via
the Orland Park Area Chamber of Commerce’s online Business
Directory, www.orlandparkchamber.org.
DINE ALFRESCO THIS SUMMER AT BOTH LOCATIONS
8801 W. 143RD ST. ORLAND PARK | 708.403.8900
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FOR LUNCH & DINNER
MON-THU 11am–10pm
DINE IN HOURS FRI-SAT 11am–11pm
SUN 11am–9pm
Bachrach’s
Cooper’s Hawk
1531 W. TAYLOR ST. CHICAGO | 312.421.5179
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FOR LUNCH & DINNER
MON-SAT 10am–10pm
DINE IN HOURS
SUN 10am–9pm
Shopping & Dining
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