Best Cheap Nut Free Restaurants in Prospect Heights | Cheap & Nut Free

7 restaurants in Best Cheap Nut Free Restaurants in Prospect Heights | Cheap & Nut Free

• Numero 28 Pizza — Italian · rated 5/5: This vibrant neighborhood gem invites guests into a warm, bustling space where the irresistible aroma of golden-fried arancini and simmering meatballs evokes the soulful comfort of a traditional Italian kitchen. Crisp, artfully composed salads and velvety burrata provide a refreshing counterpoint to savory classics like zesty chicken al limone, creating a dining experience that feels both timeless and celebratory.
• Lowerline — American · rated 4.7/5: Lowerline transports the soulful, spice-laden spirit of New Orleans to a cozy Brooklyn storefront, where the air hangs heavy with the savory perfume of dark roux and simmering seafood. Guests gather along the narrow wooden bar to tuck into crusty, overstuffed po'boys and bowls of complex gumbo that taste like a vibrant love letter to the Gulf Coast. It is a transportive sanctuary of Southern hospitality, where every briny oyster and zesty remoulade feels like a celebration of the Big Easy’s timeless culinary heritage.
• Shawarma Mia — Middle Eastern · rated 4.6/5: The air at Shawarma Mia is thick with the irresistible scent of slow-roasted meats turning on vertical spits, where every rotation coaxes out a perfect, savory caramelization. This bustling haven marries the zesty brightness of herb-flecked salads with the velvety richness of house-made tahini, offering a vibrant and soulful escape into the heart of Middle Eastern street food.
• Dilly Dally — American · rated 4.3/5: Dilly Dally is a sun-drenched sanctuary where the rush of the outside world melts away, replaced by the inviting hum of a neighborhood haunt designed for lingering. The kitchen breathes new life into American comfort classics, serving up plates that burst with seasonal freshness and nostalgic warmth, from golden-crusted staples to garden-bright sides. Every meal is a playful invitation to slow down and savor the moment, whether you’re lingering over a botanical cocktail or sharing a decadent dessert in the eclectic, light-filled dining room.
• Lowerline — American · rated 4/5: Lowerline transports diners to the heart of the Big Easy, where the briny snap of fresh oysters meets the deep, smoky aroma of chicken and andouille gumbo simmering on the stove. Golden mounds of crisp fried seafood and buttery, head-on barbequed shrimp anchor an experience that honors the soulful traditions of Louisiana comfort food. Every spoonful of rich crawfish etouffee or hearty red beans and rice serves as a vibrant, flavorful tribute to the spirit of the Crescent City.
• Shah's Halal Food — Middle Eastern · rated 4/5: A vibrant hub of street-food soul where the sizzle of the griddle and aromatic clouds of cumin and coriander draw in hungry passersby. Heaping platters of golden basmati rice serve as a canvas for tender, flame-grilled meats and crispy falafel, all brought to life by a signature swirl of creamy white sauce and fiery red chili. Whether tucked into a warm, pillowy gyro or enjoyed as a hearty bowl, each bite captures the bustling energy and bold, savory traditions of authentic halal comfort food.
• Eve's Lounge — American · rated 2/5: Eve’s Lounge invites guests into a soulful, high-energy sanctuary where the comforting aroma of golden-fried chicken and buttery, stone-ground grits sets the stage for a spirited dining experience. The kitchen masters the art of the savory-sweet balance, turning out stacks of fluffy waffles paired with crispy fish and signature wings that hum with flavor alongside charred, juice-dripping burgers. Whether settling in for a leisurely brunch or a lively social gathering, the atmosphere crackles with a welcoming warmth that makes every meal feel like a celebratory neighborhood tradition.