Casto's Italian Ristorante

Casto's Italian Ristorante is Italian food the way you want to eat it! They have a beautifully spacious dining room in Tinley Park's Historic District, only one block south of 167th Street on Oak Park Avenue. Are you looking to dine Alfresco? Check out the outdoor seating they have available with its own fireplace.

Citizen Bar

Citizen offers cutting edge Italian cuisine at neighborhood prices.  The sleek, modern interior and sophisticated menu set the tone at Citizen. Perfect for a quiet dinner for two or parties up to 400, Citizen is great for any occasion. Its multi-level, 5,000 square-foot outdoor area is complete with two bars, music and flat panel televisions, making Citizen one of the hottest outdoor spots in the city. The menu features Italian cuisine with modern, eclectic interpretations, and takes traditional Italian flavors to the next level in sophistication.

Club Lucky

Co-owner Jim Higgins describes Club Lucky as a 1940s-style supper club and cocktail lounge. The bar area is an exact replica of what was there in 1938. The signature drink is a killer martini -- shaken, not stirred, with hand-stuffed olives. You can dine in one of the lounge's red Naugahyde booths or in the 140-seat dining room. The menu includes several Sicilian specialties, served in generous portions. "We wanted to do the old family values," says Higgins, who is part Sicilian. "Big portions, family-style service, reasonable prices and good cocktails.

Coco Pazzo and Coco Pazzo Cafe

Coco Pazzo combines classic Tuscan cuisine with a dramatic urban setting. Coco Pazzo Cafe offers hearty, authentic Italian fare in a cozier, relaxed atmosphere tucked away just off Michigan Avenue.

Dinotto Ristorante

This is a family-owned that is very a popular neighborhood restaurant in Chicago's Old Town, that's a favorite with both locals and out-of-towner's; it even draws the occasional celebrity.
Located across the street from Piper's Alley Entertainment Complex and the legendary Second City Comedy Club.

Fornetto Mei

This a hidden Gold Coast gem offering a cozy & intimate atmosphere with authentic Italian dishes in an elegant venue. The décor conveys the classic elegance & grace of European style, with all the warmth & hospitality of the Midwest. Fornetto Mei offers fine dining with consistently delectable food accompanied by personalized service. The name Fornetto Mei comes from the Italian word ‘il fornetto’ meaning little oven for our wood-burning ovens that produce delicious Milanese-style thin crust pizzas, combined with the renowned Berkshire pork potstickers created by owner Su-Mei Tung.

Gioco

This is a hip, Italian eatery and the latest addition to the Marché, Red Light and Opera family of restaurants. Located just minutes away from McCormick Place Convention Center, Gioco is in an area once dominated by speakeasies and other prohibition-era establishments including Al Capone’s headquarters.

Il Vicinato

This restaurant offers delicious pasta dishes with Bolognese sauce, tremendous salads, and huge meat selections. The checkered tablecloth and the pine-paneled walls transport diners from the city of Chicago to somewhere in Northern Italy.

Isabella Cafe

Isabella d' Este is from a little town of Este in the Euganean Hills near Padua and Modena in Renaissance Italy. At the time of her death she was known as the "first lady of the world" because she was universally admired. The owners of Isabella feel the same way about the food and service that they provide to their guest.

Italian Village Restaurants

The Italian Village Restaurants are three separate Italian restaurants in one location: The Village, La Cantina and Vivere. Each has a different theme and menu.

Italiasia

The menu is designed to offer a kaleidoscope of flavors from Italy and Pan Asia, and in many cases they are fused creating a taste sensation of east meets west. The menu appeals to the city’s diverse population as well as hotel guests that frequently stay here from many parts of the world and some of the best features of our menu is the small and big plate concept that will satiate all kinds of appetites plus the affordability the guests will appreciate.

La Scarola

Soup or salad? The eternal quandary. But at La Scarola it’s one easily resolved with an order of escarole soup, a tasty broth glistening with golden globules of garlic and tender, slightly bitter leaves. Or you might try the hearty pasta e fagioli, beans and macaroni in a basil-flecked broth that gains heft and complexity from some good Italian cheese.
There's a full bar, and the wine list has many bottles in the $30 range, though there surprisingly few choices by the glass. This is a fun restaurant: the bustling front end looks a lot like a storefront clam joint in New York’s Little Italy, and they pack ’em in most nights of the week.


Maggiano's Chicago

Maggiano’s on Clark Street is the epitome of an Italian restaurant. Huge portions served on tables draped with red checked tablecloths add up to a splendidly casual dining experience for all who visit.

Merlo on Maple

Merlo's has one concept.  Bring Authentic Bolognese recipes, prepared with selected ingredients upon ordering, paired with the appropriate wine, will be savored leisurely and in good company.

Mia Francesca

Mia Francesca features the zesty, earthy cuisine of Rome and the surrounding areas of Tuscany, Umbria and Lazio. It was one of the first restaurants in Chicago to encourage the lively art of dining with a contemporary, casually sophisticated trattoria ambiance, simple, rustic cooking, friendly service and fair prices.

Osteria Via Stato

Founded on Chef DiGregorio’s travels throughout Italy, Osteria Via Stato, a Lettuce Entertain You Restaurant, follows the Italian tradition of seasonally-prepared dishes featuring local ingredients and paired with an all-Italian wine list with more than 300 Italian labels.

Pane Caldo

If you are looking for a small, intimate place with exceptional Italian food then this is the place. It's fresh, creative, intense, Italian cuisine accompanied by excellent service.

Pescatore Palace

Celebrating 30 years in business, Pescatore Palace is rumored to feature the best Italian seafood you can get outside of Naples and Bari. Pescatore Palace also serves authentic pastas and excellent steaks. Located only 5 minutes south of the Rosemont Theatre and the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, it is the place to dine before or after a concert.

Phil Stefani's 437 Rush

Stefani's 437 Rush is a classic Italian steakhouse serving noteworthy steaks, seafood and Italian dishes. The managers, maitre d' and staff get to know their customers. 437 Rush boasts a family of regular customers from neighborhood locals, who come in multiple times a week, to tourists who dine here during their annual visit. The dedicated following enjoys personalized intimate service, in a sophisticated Italian supper-club setting.


Piccolo Sogno

 Regional Italian cuisine featuring a combination of local and Italian ingredients.


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