Scratchboard Kitchen Brings Exciting Dinner Options to the NW Suburbs
“I come from a fine-dining background, so when I got approached to do a brunch restaurant, I wasn’t going to do your run of the mill eggs, sausage, bacon, all that. I took your classic brunch items and I kind of turned them on their side a bit. So you’ll see your classics, but they are a little bit different and a little bit more refined. We’re trying to bring that city feel with brunch out to the suburbs.”
Scratchboard Kitchen: A farm-to-table gem in Arlington Heights
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“[The] goal was really to raise the bar on brunch a little bit, and really use very high quality locally sourced ingredients and bring that out here to the suburbs.”
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Sunday Brunch with Scratchboard Kitchen
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Scratchboard Kitchen in Arlington Heights offers tasty culinary twist on brunch
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Scratch-Made Breakfast and Lunch
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The Arlington Heights Memorial Library Foundation hosted a fundraising event, which raised nearly $20,000 for its new scholarships for Arlington Heights students attending trade school. The event took place at the Makerplace and featured a seven-course meal with wine and beer pairings. Chef Grace Goudie of Scratchboard Kitchen and Ilona House of Ilona n Company Events led guests through the evening.
Roughly 35 attendees enjoyed beautifully plated courses prepared and donated by CoCo & Blu, Ilona n Company Events, Beer on the Wall, Scratchboard Kitchen, Porky’s BBQ, Gemma Foods, Passero and Kilwins. During the event, Arlington Heights Memorial Library Foundation Board Member and scholarship committee chair John Hartnett and District 214 Associate Superintendent for Teaching and Learning Dr. Lazaro Lopez both spoke to the need for a trade scholarship in the community.
The Arlington Heights Memorial Library Foundation hosted a fundraising event, which raised nearly $20,000 for its new scholarships for Arlington Heights students attending trade school. The event took place at the Makerplace and featured a seven-course meal with wine and beer pairings. Chef Grace Goudie of Scratchboard Kitchen and Ilona House of Ilona n Company Events led guests through the evening.
Roughly 35 attendees enjoyed beautifully plated courses prepared and donated by CoCo & Blu, Ilona n Company Events, Beer on the Wall, Scratchboard Kitchen, Porky’s BBQ, Gemma Foods, Passero and Kilwins. During the event, Arlington Heights Memorial Library Foundation Board Member and scholarship committee chair John Hartnett and District 214 Associate Superintendent for Teaching and Learning Dr. Lazaro Lopez both spoke to the need for a trade scholarship in the community.
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Common Good’s Orchard Elf Safe Haven sipper blends Irish whiskey, apple cider, ginger, cinnamon, black cardamom, honey and chipotle.
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LX MGMT Grace Goudie, executive chef at Scratchboard Kitchen in Arlington Heights, won Tuesday’s episode of “Chopped.”