Chicago Restaurants

Gioco

Gioco Review

The name means "game" in Italian, and the restaurant fulfills the promise not with venison, but in the spirit of having fun. The decor is distressed-urban, with brick walls and well-worn hardwood floors, but the menu is comfort-Italian, with rustic fare like homemade garganelli pasta with prosciutto, grilled pork chops, and sausage-stuffed quail. The Speakeasy Room, a private dining space with its own rear-alley entrance, is an homage to the building's notorious past under Prohibition.

    Restaurant Details

  • Credit cards accepted.
  • No lunch Sat.

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