Two new restaurants,  Uzu revolving sushi, Cold Stone Creamery and Molten Choc’lit are set to open at Yorktown Center in Lombard

Fun revolving sushi and some great ice cream at Coldstone or a Chocolate delight at Molten Choc'lit, while Versona will offer women's apparel, jewelry, accessories, shoes, and gifts.

Both establishments are expected to open in the fall and are part 

of the mall's efforts to bring in new dining and shopping options for customers.

Exploring Lombard's Diverse Coffee Scene: A Caffeine Lover's Paradise

Lombard, Illinois is home to a variety of coffee shops that cater to residents and visitors looking for their caffeine fix.

These coffee shops offer a range of specialty coffee drinks, from lattes to cold brews, as well as a cozy atmosphere for customers to enjoy.

Some coffee shops in Lombard also serve pastries and light snacks to accompany their beverages.

Whether you're looking for a quick pick-me-up or a place to relax and unwind, Lombard's coffee scene has something for everyone. We have lots of new spots opening around town.

The article discusses an upcoming evening tour of the Sheldon Peck Homestead in Lombard, Illinois, on February 3, 2026.

The tour will provide visitors with the opportunity to explore the historic home of artist Sheldon Peck, who was known for his abolitionist views and work.

Participants will learn about Peck's life and legacy while touring the homestead, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The event offers a unique opportunity to experience a piece of local history and gain insight into the life of an important figure in the fight against slavery.

The article discusses on Jan 23rd at the Lombard Garden Club meeting featuring author John E.Wasik, who will be discussing the history and conservation efforts of bison and Illinois tall grass prairie.

Wasik will explore the significance of bison in American history and their role in maintaining the ecosystem of the tall grass prairie in Illinois.

The meeting aims to educate attendees on the importance of preserving these natural resources and the impact of bison on the Illinois landscape.

Lombard's Outreach House is expanding its food collection efforts by partnering with local businesses to increase donations.

The organization will also be receiving a $5,000 monetary award to support its mission of providing food assistance to those in need.

This expansion will allow Outreach House to continue helping individuals and families facing food insecurity in the Lombard community.

Yorktown Center in Lombard, Illinois, has opened its doors to allow pet owners to bring their dogs for walks in response to the extreme cold weather.

This initiative is part of the mall's "Dog Walker Program," which provides a safe, warm environment for dogs and their owners to enjoy a stroll during the winter months.

The program is especially important for those who may not have proper shelter for their pets.

The mall has also welcomed individuals looking to beat the cold by providing a comfortable indoor space for walking and recreation.

Lombard, Illinois, is home to a unique mix of historic housing, including the Lustron Houses.

Developed after WWII, these steel-framed homes with porcelain-baked enamel tile were intended to provide low-maintenance living for returning GIs and their families.

Of the 2,500 built, many Lustron Houses still stand today due to their durable steel construction.

These relatively small homes feature built-in metal bookshelves and cupboards, but are not easily remodeled or expanded.

While some have been demolished to make way for larger homes, others remain in their original form.

Today, Lustron Houses have become collector's items, showcasing a piece of innovative post-WWII housing design.

The map below shows where the original 36 Lustron were in Lombard.

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