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Hey Nonny

3.9 (202 reviews)
Closed 11:00 am - 1:30 pm, 4:00 PM - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Bottom Line: On the pricey side but I have to say, overall, a higher quality experience though we could never quite figure out who our server was... This place is in the heart of the downtown which is a fun place to be when they close off the streets to traffic (As an aside that experience is worth a visit even if you don't come here). Decor is rich in warm tones made more sensual with warm-hued lighting--it is calming, relaxing, sensual, or sexy depending on what you make it which is cool. Ok, the service: not super fast and they seemed understaffed for the crowd on a warm night so as our wait for various items grew we'd flag whoever was available and were able to get what we needed but it was a tiny bit frustrating though not enough to kill the vibe and experience. Nice array of menu options from starters to entree if you pay attention you can get a good experience without shaking your wallet out--if you don't order drinks. Everything served was properly prepared and delicious. None of it was "Wow" but it did not need to be as the main thing is that the food was good, a part of, and did not detract from the experience overall. So, if you're looking for a new place to try for a first date, hang with friends, or with the fam, this is a place to try.

Denise H.

Food was outstanding. The presentation was awesome. Shout out to Chef Dillion Service was on point, friendly and attentive. The ambiance was such a cool vibe. We will definitely be coming back.

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Stephen M.

So far, the visits at Hey Nonny have been Sunday brunch, all with enjoyable jazz. The most recent visit: a jazz guitarist played as we were offered a number of choices for Easter brunch: quiche, ham, eggs benedict or shrimp with grits. Eggs Benedict may have suffered a little from the necessary fast production of diners ordering at the same time. The best dessert seemed to be the chocolate one--pairing well with a red wine. The Bloody Marys? Stellar! An affable owner visit added to the day. AND a very patient, efficient and personable server, Ava, divided the charges into three bills for four diners.

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david L.

We went to see a local band recently at Hey Nonny, which was really fun and turns out to be a really cool venue to see live music in the burbs. I've never heard of Hey Nonny until going to this show, now we're telling all our friends about it and looking for more shows to see in the future. The space is just right for seeing live bands. It's big enough to watch a show comfortably without being too big. They have three different ticket/seating options based on what we saw ordering tickets and the layout of the venue. There are 5 high top tables along the perimeter that seat 2-4 people listed as Premier. The majority of seating is the Cabaret, which is around 18 small round tables, all seating 4. There is a general admission standing room right in front of the bar, towards the rear of the venue. The cabaret seating is pretty tight and the tables are small, we had four people in our group and ordered about 4 or 5 appetizers before the show started. It was almost impossible to get everything to fit on the tables, including drinks. The venue space is one large room with no poles or obstructions to view the stage. I don't think there would be any bad seats. Looking forward to supporting more local bands and checking out more live shows at Hey Nonny.

Chris H.

Really enjoyed the food and love entertainment. Had dinner before and then walked over for live entertainment. Food was excellent

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Phil S.

I was invited by my buddy to go to Hey Nonny to see "ROCKS OFF". Rocks Off is Chicago's premier and authentic Rolling Stones tribute, delivering music by you guessed it The Rolling Stones. They did a great show over 2 sets & approximately 20 songs by The Rolling Stones. Hey Nonny is located in the heart of downtown Arlington Heights 10 S Vail Street. They are a combination gastropub & music venue. This is a great venue for concerts. The stage area has seating w/tables where you can sit and get drinks and food. (I didn't need the food we just ate a prime rib). We were there to see the show as we already grabbed dinner @ Carsons. My buddy had some great seats @ Table 13 located 1 row back from the stage. Great Show nice venue

Michael W.

I have been here twice now, once for music, and once for trivia, both visits went well. There is a free parking window in the neighboring garage to take advantage of. Fyi they seem to be big on reservations. Plenty of beverage options to be had. As for food, my two faves so far? The grilled vegetable plate and the brisket tacos, both were just what the doctor ordered and were mighty tasty, I would totally get them again. If you like trivia nights, they will be adding bingo as well starting next month.

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Everything is great !!! Friendly ! Inviting ! Great music always !! And such good food !!! Absolutely recommend!!!

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Yes - If properly controlled. But unfortunately our patio seating is done for the season. Hope to see you soon (no dog until May)

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