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Here's where to indulge in delicious Easter brunch in Naperville this year.

Lisa Marie Farver, Patch Staff

NAPERVILLE, IL — If you want Easter brunch and don’t want to cook it, several Naperville restaurants will open Sunday, April 20, to take care of the preparation.

Here's where to enjoy Easter brunch in and around Naperville. Don’t waste time, though. Tables book quickly.

Meson Sabika

1025 Aurora Ave., NapervilleApril 20

Prix-Fixe menu $85 per adultMeson Sabika will tempt tastebuds with a prix-fixe menu for Easter Sunday. Diners can indulge in hot and cold tapas that include beef tenderloin skewers, grilled tiger shrimp and chicken curry salad before moving on to the entrees. For the main course, you can choose from grilled Mediterranean sea bass, New Zealand lamb shank, chicken with lemon cream sauce and other items.

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Call 630-983-3000 to make a reservation.

Reserve 22

485 Winchell Way, Glen Ellyn

April 20 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

$55 per adult, $20 for Kids 12 and under

Reserve 22 will set up a multi-station Easter brunch that is sure to sate a wide array of cravings. Their seafood station will feature shrimp alfredo, calamari with remoulade and other treats. Entrées include roast loin of pork and chicken piccata. Breakfast options run the gamut from quiche Lorraine and eggs Benedict to french toast.

To reserve a spot, call 630-469-5550.

Arrowhead Golf Club

26W151 Butterfield Rd., Wheaton

April 20 at 10 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m.

$60.95 per adult; $25 for kids six to 12 years old; kids five and under eat free

Arrowhead Golf Club's Easter brunch boasts six stations serving up seafood, breakfast items, savory morsels, desserts and more. The selection includes vegetable frittata, honey-glazed salmon, tabbouleh salad, and cherry-glazed smoked ham.

Lucille Restaurant at Drury Lane

100 Drury Ln, Oakbrook Terrace

April 20 at 10:30 a.m.

$115 per adult; $40 for kids ages five to 12 years old

Diners can indulge in a brunch buffet at Lucille Restaurant that features nine stations, including an omelet station, a seafood station, a breakfast station, a made-to-order crepe station and more. Head to the appetizer station for smoked salmon before loading up on prime rib, leg of lamb and other meats at the carving station.

Top it all off with pastries and cookies from the dessert station.

Call 630-530-8300 or click the link to reserve a spot for Easter brunch at Lucille Restaurant.

U.S. News & World Report recently named four Naperville communities among the top 313 senior living communities in the United States.

Lisa Marie Farver, Patch Staff

NAPERVILLE, IL — Four Naperville senior communities were recently named among the Best Senior Living communities in the United States by U.S. News & World Report.

The study evaluated more than 3,800 senior living communities throughout the country for the 2025 roundup. Of these, 313 senior communities were ranked among the nation's best, using feedback culled from some 450,000 residents and family members.

These are the Naperville communities that received standout rankings in the roundup:

U.S. News & World Report ranked each senior living community on its quality of food, caregiving enrichment, safety, transportation, management and other metrics.

Sunrise of Naperville

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Sunrise of Naperville ranked highly for its care services, food and dining, staff and management and how much it "feels like home."

The facility also landed among U.S. News & World Report's top choices for Best Assisted Living and Best Memory Care.

Sunrise of Naperville North

Sunrise of Naperville North earned high marks for its activities and enrichment, care services and its ability to "feel like home."

The community was also recognized among U.S. News & World Report's top choices for Best Assisted Living and Best Memory Care.

The Auberge at Naperville

The U.S. News & World Report study gave the Auberge of Naperville high rankings for its activities and enrichment, its safety, its value and its ability to "feel like home."

This senior community living community also landed on the study's roundup of Best Memory Care facilities.

Arbor Terrace Naperville

Arbor Terrace Naperville received high marks for its care services, staff and management, safety and activities and enrichment.

The U.S. News & World Report Study also recognized Arbor Terrace among the nation's top Memory Care facilities.

Click the link to see the full U.S. News & World Report Best Senior Living roundup.

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A landscaper jumped into to action to rescue a driver after their car drove into a pond in Naperville and she became trapped inside.

The Plainsfield Fire Protection District said they received a call just before 10 a.m. about a car submerged in a pond with the driver still inside near Royal Worlington Drive and Route 59 in Naperville.

Landscaper Tino Mora was working nearby at the time of the incident.

"I see a lady drowning, and just, I jumped in, you know?" he said.

Mora spoke with CBS News Chicago, telling us he heard a crash and then saw the woman behind the wheel banging on the car's window, asking for anyone to save her.

"I got to go right now," he said he was thinking. "I heard the ambulance far away. I got to do this quickly, because I don't know if they're going to get here in the right moment. I don't know if they're going to get here. So when I saw her in the window I said, 'Nope, I have to jump.'"

Mora opened the passenger door and water quickly flooded the car. He said he grabbed the woman's coat, pulled her up and held her head above water until emergency responders arrived.

The Plainfield Fire Department said the pond is six feet deep. The woman's husband said she doesn't know how to swim, so it was a life-or-death situation.

"The actions of the bystander for jumping in definitely helped save this woman's life," said Plainfield Fire Protection District Chief Vito Bonomo III. "I mean, who knows what would have happened if the vehicle did fully submerged, if the vehicle went down quicker than it did."

Mora said he relies heavily on his faith, and said God put him there for a reason.

"He knew I was there in the right moment for the right person," Mora said. "I don't know, but I hope she's good. I hope she's in good condition. I don't know how she is right now."

Officials said a traffic accident caused the car to veer off the road and into the pond. The car was safely towed from the water.

The woman's husband said physically, she is fine, but mentally, she is traumatized. He said he would like to find Mora so that he can thank him for saving his wife's life.

Shardaa Gray

Shardaa Gray is a Multimedia Reporter for CBS 2 Chicago. She joined the team in December 2021. She was born and raised in the south suburbs. She's happy to return home to report on her community.

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