This Italian restaurant in Lincoln Square opened in November 2010 with a chef who was previously at Bice and Gioco. Dishes include antipasti like calamari and mussels, pasta like gnocchi bolognese and short rib ravioli, and entrees like pancetta-wrapped filet and Cornish hen.
Katie D.
Nice neighborhood spot. It was louder and brighter inside than I anticipated. Service was friendly and sufficient. My husband had the pappardelle which he...
Paul Klebon
The owner is mean and condescending to customers. I had a reservation booked in advance, but had an unexpected issue arise that was going to make my wife and I 15 minutes late. I called to alert the restaurant we would be 15 minutes late and see whether that was okay and the person who answered said that was fine as long as we could be done within 90 minutes. When getting to the restaurant, the owner was seating people at the front of the house and I told him I called ahead about the issue and that we were now here. Instead he was so rude and yelling that he gave the reservation away. One of his staff came over and told him that he talked to me and said that I called ahead and it was all okay. The owner then started to berate his staff member and acted like a child throwing a tantrum. My wife and I told him to forget it and we won't ever be back. All in all this guy does not know how to treat customers and staff. Take your business elsewhere because there are too many great options in this city.
Raghava R Gundala
Great place. Great food. Best authentic Italian restaurant to visit. Make a reservation before you go. Lots of people and could be a long wait without reservation.
Jimmie M.
The best Italian food we've had in Chicago. We are always made to feel welcome. It feels like home every time we walk through those doors. They remember us...
Greta Diaz
This is my favorite Italian restauran! They have the most delicious pasta and the best tiramisu!!! The service is excellent!
