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Mar 19, 2024 · Every meal starts with complimentary garlic bread, focaccia, and salami before diners dig into clams casino, rigatoni a la vodka, chicken and eggplant parm, cherry pepper ribs, Dover sole piccata...
- Piccolo Sogno. Situated at the bustling, traffic-filled intersection of Halsted, Grand, and Milwaukee, Piccolo Sogno offers a peaceful retreat to the lush Italian countryside, complete with one of the most transportive, sprawling, and tree-lined patios in the city.
- Daisies. It almost feels like a disservice to distill Daisies down to a single cuisine, but its rigorously seasonal, locally sourced menu has an undeniable Italian accent weaved throughout.
- Italian Village. Long before the James Beard Awards decided to come to town, Michelin stars shined bright, and buzzy Italian eateries were all the date-night rage, Italian Village was wooing diners (including the likes of Al Capone, per restaurant lore) in the heart of the Loop's financial district.
- Peanut Park Trattoria. When the owners of two of Chicago's most beloved independent neighborhood restaurants, pizza-slinging Coalfire and sandwich-centric Tempesta Market, join forces for a classic-inspired Italian restaurant (via Eater Chicago) culinary sparks are sure to fly.
Top 10 Best Luca Trattoria in Chicago, IL - May 2024 - Yelp - Enoteca Roma Ristorante, Quartino Ristorante, Nonna Silvia's Trattoria & Pizzeria, Volare Ristorante Italiano, Siena Tavern, Topo Gigio Ristorante, RPM Italian, Forno Rosso Pizzeria Napoletana, Maggiano's Little Italy, Piccolo Buco by Cooper’s Hawk.
Top 10 Best Lucas Restaurant in Chicago, IL - June 2024 - Yelp - Caffe De Luca, Lucca's Pizzeria & Ristorante, Lucca Osteria & Bar, Bar Siena, Forno Rosso Pizzeria Napoletana, Buona Terra, Lucas Enterprises, Giordano's, Gibsons Italia, Fioretta.
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THOUGHTS ON A MODERN ITALIAN. by Executive Chef, Rob Chambers. I’ve always wanted to cook in a restaurant that felt like home. One of my fondest memories is of making tortelli with my aunt in Campania - we’d spend hours together focused on the art of pasta making.