

Chef Paco is know for his different Moles; 26 to be exact! Two of which are constant staples while four different Moles are featured in his most popular dish. It will have you saying oh my god! Francisco Lopez, known as Chef Paco is the Chef of one of The Best Authentic Mexican Restaurants in the Chicago land area as voted by the Mexican government for two years, an honor many patrons agree with.
Day of the Dead decor sets a festive vibe at this cantina serving Mexican fare including moles.
Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7403 Madison St, Forest Park, IL 60130
Phone: (708) 445-0370
Website: http://www.newrebozos.com/
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Reviews
What truly sets The NRebozo apart, though, is Chef Paco. Beyond being an incredibly talented chef, he’s one of those rare people whose passion, warmth, and authenticity radiate through everything he does. You can feel his love for food, culture, and people in every bite. He doesn’t just cook for you—he welcomes you.
The atmosphere is just as special as the food: genuine, inviting, and full of amazing people who make you feel like you’re part of something meaningful, not just another reservation. This is the kind of place that reminds you what dining should be.
More restaurants should strive to be like The NRebozo, where incredible food, heart, and humanity all exist at the same table. Truly unforgettable.
Paco makes our dining experience even better.
As I waited for my friend, who was 30 minutes late, I enjoyed a wonderful cocktail – Corn Charco – crunchy chips & salsa, and chafing with Paco
My friend is vegetarian so, for the pleasure of sharing dishes, I choose to forseak meats for the night.
We shared the 6-enchiladas plate with 6 different types of mole including their original Pobleno and Pipian, and Chile Nogada (one of my favorite).
They use, for the Chile and one of the enchiladas, Flor de Jamaica – Hibiscus Flowers.
The texture was tender and chewy like pulled, the look was like stewed meat, and the flavor was a subtle sour and slightly bitter picking up the spices. It was delicious
I had a second cocktail, Disaronno Agave Old Fashioned, excellent pairing well with our vegetarian meal
For dessert, we shared flan, a coffee-flavored flan, not that sweet and the texture was more like cheesecake than flan. Very good.
The space is small, and it gets a little loud, so I like to go early, and the food and drinks are worth my one-hour drive from the west burbs.
It’s a favorite restaurant for my son and me. No
N Rebozo provides a cozy and inviting atmosphere, ideal for unwinding and relaxation. I highly recommend adding this gem to your list of date night spots.