Good Italian eating in Chicago
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Good Italian eating in Chicago
Would love some recommendations for good Italian restaurants in the greater Chicago area. Have recently been to Tuscany, Maggiano's and the Rosebud, and enjoyed all three (especially the large, square, flat pasta at Rosebud, can't remember the name!) Any others not to miss?
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The bistros on Taylor Street seem to come and go-Rosebud and Tuscany are the mainstays. My two favorites are Carmine's on Rush Street (one of the Rosebud group) and Trattoria Dinotto on Wells-a small place that I may like more for the opera music that is played than for the food-although the food is good too.
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I have had the pleasure of working (& eating) in the Fulton Market Area for the past 10 years. These are a few of my favorites - Danilo's on Halsted & Grand; La Bella Note' on Grand & Ogde (new but great); Tufano's on Vernon Park Place & Harrison; and Mart Anthony on Randolph and Aberdeen. They're no Scoozi but the food is great and the prices are reasonable. Pick up some bread or pizza from D'Amato's Bakery (a Chicago treasure) at Grand & May while you're at it and you may never want to leave town!
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I have had the pleasure of working (& eating) in the Fulton Market Area for the past 10 years. These are a few of my favorites - Danilo's on Halsted & Grand; La Bella Note' on Grand & Ogden (new but great); Tufano's on Vernon Park Place & Harrison; and Mart Anthony on Randolph and Aberdeen. They're no Scoozi but the food is great and the prices are reasonable. Pick up some bread or pizza from D'Amato's Bakery (a Chicago treasure) at Grand & May while you're at it and you may never want to leave town!
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Try Genarro's on Taylor Street. Phone # 312-243-1035. Authentic Italian. Great stuffed eggplant, stuffed artichoke, braciole, etc. Fun joint, booths in the bar and tables in the back. Always crowded, and not always open on weekdays. Call to find address and hours.
Steffano's on Fullerton is also good.
Steffano's on Fullerton is also good.



