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Recommendations- Italian food in the Windy City #796928
08/19/14 03:41 PM
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Anyone got any recommendations? I'm not in the city enough to know the decent spots. My girl and I were going to make a weekend of checking out the city, maybe going to Indiana Dunes.


Should probably ask Mr. Kierney. I guess if you're Italian, you should be in prison.
I've read the RICO Act, and I can tell you it's more appropriate...
for some of those guys over in Washington than it is for me or any of my fellas here
Re: Recommendations- Italian food in the Windy City [Re: LittleNicky] #796941
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Great neighborhood place with lots of history... Tufano's is a good choice.

https://sites.google.com/site/tufanosrestaurant/

Great calamari! Check out the menu online because they only have the menu on a big chalkboard in the restaurant. If you stand up and go look at it you will stick out lick a sore thumb!

Valet parking in a good neighborhood. There is no sign out front so keep your eyes open. Looks like a small bar but is deceiving. Lots of cool photos on the wall - celebs, sports guys, politicos, etc.

Re: Recommendations- Italian food in the Windy City [Re: Mark] #796942
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Funny you showed up, Brother Mark. I was just going to email you to let you know about this thread smile.


"I got news for you. If it wasn't for the toilet, there would be no books." --- George Costanza.
Re: Recommendations- Italian food in the Windy City [Re: LittleNicky] #797033
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Nicky,

If you are looking for casual Italian comfort food Tufano's is good. Cash only. The DiBuono grandfather was Capone's chef. I also like RoSal's, La Scarola, Bruna's and Bella Notte. There is also Piccolo Sogno which is fancier than the rest above.

Re: Recommendations- Italian food in the Windy City [Re: FriedRavioliFarts] #797067
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Originally Posted By: FriedRavioliFarts


Nicky,

If you are looking for casual Italian comfort food Tufano's is good. Cash only. The DiBuono grandfather was Capone's chef. I also like RoSal's, La Scarola, Bruna's and Bella Notte. There is also Piccolo Sogno which is fancier than the rest above.

Yeah, I forgot about the cash only thing at Tufano's... thanks, FRF. I guess we are so used to it that it's second nature.

Bella Notte is very good as well. Love that warm fresh focaccia bread they bring out first thing - good stuff! Nicky, you can't go wrong with any of these places.

Enjoy your time in the city! For a nice neighborhood pizzeria, check out D'Agostino's... we like the one in Wrigleyville best.

http://addison.dagsdelivers.com/zgrid/themes/753/intro/index.jsp

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Re: Recommendations- Italian food in the Windy City [Re: pizzaboy] #797070
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Originally Posted By: pizzaboy
Funny you showed up, Brother Mark. I was just going to email you to let you know about this thread smile.

smile You never need a reason to email me, pb. Anytime! Thanks, bro!

Re: Recommendations- Italian food in the Windy City [Re: LittleNicky] #797913
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My last visit to downtown Chicago, we dined at Italian Village, which was a few blocks from the Willis Tower. From what I understand, it's the oldest Italian place still running in Chicago.

Re: Recommendations- Italian food in the Windy City [Re: Its_da_Jackeeettttttt] #797969
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Originally Posted By: Its_da_Jackeeettttttt
My last visit to downtown Chicago, we dined at Italian Village, which was a few blocks from the Willis Tower. From what I understand, it's the oldest Italian place still running in Chicago.


IDJ - I will never call it "Willis"... it will be Sears Tower forever. wink

Re: Recommendations- Italian food in the Windy City [Re: LittleNicky] #798012
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In my family, we refer to it as "Ron White's Big Old Fucking Building."

Re: Recommendations- Italian food in the Windy City [Re: LittleNicky] #798477
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I appreciate the pointers, guys.


Should probably ask Mr. Kierney. I guess if you're Italian, you should be in prison.
I've read the RICO Act, and I can tell you it's more appropriate...
for some of those guys over in Washington than it is for me or any of my fellas here
Re: Recommendations- Italian food in the Windy City [Re: LittleNicky] #798744
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Little Nicky - Let us know where you went and how you liked it.


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