Prairie Moon restaurant in Evanston is open for patio dining, free delivery, and curbside pick-up!
Open everyday from 3PM -9PM. Advance orders accepted.
Prairie Moon restaurant is open for FREE delivery & curbside pick-up.
Thank you so very much for supporting Prairie Moon and all the other wonderful, independent Evanston restaurants through these months.
We are happy to announce we will soon open for limited indoor dining. Currently, we are making updates and improvements to our dining room and bar that we’re excited to show you. So stay tuned. We expect to be open by the second week of June. In the meantime we continue to offer patio dining, free delivery, and curbside pick-up daily from 3PM – 9PM. To receive free delivery, you must order through our website.
Thank you for you continued support of our business and our employees. If would like to donate to our Employee Relief Fund, you may do so here. 100% goes to support our staff and their families.
Introducing Pasta Luna Restaurant!
We are proud to announce our new restaurant concept for free delivery and takeout only, PASTA LUNA! The menu showcases our love of authentic Italian pasta and allows you to create customized, delicious pasta dishes at an affordable price.
Ordering is a simple 3-step process: pick your pasta, pair it with a sauce, add an additional item, if you like. Pasta Luna restaurant delivers to Evanston, Wilmette, Skokie, Rogers Park in Chicago, and other surrounding areas. Click below to view our menu!
More about Prairie Moon, Evanston
Prairie Moon is an Evanston restaurant located downtown at 1635 Chicago Avenue, across from Whole Foods and near Northwestern University. There is ample street and garage parking. We serve American regional fare for lunch and dinner seven days per week with a Sunday Brunch starting at 10AM. We are open late most nights.
Prairie Moon is one of Evanston’s longest running restaurants, opened in 2002, and in fact, holds one of Evanston’s first liquor licenses. Evanston is home of Frances Willard, the national president of Woman’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) and was a completely dry city until 1972. It didn’t legalize liquor stores until 1984 and its first distillery and brewery opened in 2011 and 2012.
Prairie Moon owners were born, raised and live in Evanston, and much of our staff lives in Evanston. We’re proud to be a staple in the Evanston community and known for our great food and drink, our history, and for our dedication to the local needs of Evanston.
