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Much-Anticipated Mediterranean Eatery Sachet Arrives Next Week

The newest restaurant from Gemma’s Stephen Rogers and Allison Yoder is just about ready

Turkey leg tagine awaits at Sachet
Brad Murano

Next week, Chef Stephen Rogers and Allison Yoder will debut Sachet, the Mediterranean-inspired, slightly more casual sibling to Henderson Avenue’s Gemma.

The much-anticipated restaurant is just about ready to kick open the doors at 4720 Oak Lawn Avenue in the Shops of Highland Park, near TJ’s Seafood and Carbone’s, according to a press release. As far as the food is concerned, Sachet will serve up a menu of Mediterranean-influenced cuisine that takes inspiration from Spain, France, Lebanon, Tunisia, Morocco, Israel, and Turkey, among other far-flung locales.

Vegetarians can get especially excited about the arrival of Sachet, as Rogers plans to serve more than 20 different types of vegetable-based mezze alongside proteins like lamb, seafood, and poultry. Like at Gemma, the pasta at Sachet will be made in-house. “We’re going for something a little exotic but still approachable, and we’re inspired by the idea of using more vegetables,” Rogers said in a statement. “We’ll also use a lot more olive oil, this won’t be butter and cream cooking; it will be more like what I do at home.”

Sachet is set to open for dinner service on Wednesday, September 20. Plans to add all-day dining options and lunch service are in the works.

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