Downtown Aurora lights up every holiday season, and this year Touché French Creole added a major highlight of its own. The restaurant took first place in the Downtown Aurora Window Decorating Contest, earning recognition for a hand painted installation that turned heads all month. The winning design, created by Aurora artist Gin Ingram, features a winter cocktail surrounded by soft snowflakes. On November 24, Chef Keonte’ Tooles and Gin Ingram accepted the award at City Hall,

Touché French Creole is turning six months old, and we’re celebrating with something special. Join us this Saturday, October 25 from 10 AM to 2 PM for a Touché Jazz Brunch in the heart of Downtown Aurora, featuring The Mark Cabinian Trio. This exclusive event showcases the full Touché brunch menu, blending bold French Creole flavors with new favorites and guest favorites alike. Enjoy highlights like Hot & Sweet Chicken & Waffles, Royal Berry Pancake Stacks, Uptown French Toas

ABC7 Chicago cooked up a Creole storm Thursday, with two young but impressive chefs. Touché French Creole Restaurant opened this year in the heart of downtown Aurora. Watch it here!

Specializing in French Creole cuisine including chef favorites like Louisiana Catfish, Bayou Crabcakes and Voodoo Tomatoes, Touché French Creole recently opened in downtown Aurora (6 N. River St., 331 300-2173).

Touché French Creole, which brings soulful New Orleans–inspired cuisine to the heart of downtown Aurora, is now open.  Located at 6 N. River St., the restaurant is now welcoming guests for dinner service, offering bold, flavorful dishes and curated cocktails in a vibrant, modern setting.

Those who have visited New Orleans or have a hankering for southern flavors may find what they are looking for at a new restaurant in downtown Aurora. The JH Hospitality Group launched Touche French Creole in April at 6 N. River St., one of a trio of restaurants it has opened in the historic Hobbs Building.

Downtown Aurora welcomed another new restaurant Tuesday with the grand opening of Touché French Creole. The eatery, which promises “soulful New Orleans-inspired cuisine,” is in the historic Hobbs Building at 6 N. River St. It’s the fourth new restaurant to open downtown in the past year.