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312 Chicago Located in the heart of the downtown Chicago Loop, the restaurant is within easy walking distance of City Hall, the Board of Trade, nearby theaters and Chicago's renowned shopping district. On the corner of LaSalle and Randolph Streets and adjacent to the Hotel Allegro, 312 Chicago's handsome, inviting dining room is bustling from morning to night, catering to local business executives and politicians, shoppers, theater-goers and tourists from around the world. |
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676 Restaurant and Bar Film set designer Robert Schnell filled 676 with bright colors and fancy decor including a stained glass tree branch that runs through the lounge area. Floor to ceiling windows offer an amazing view of Michigan Avenue. Oh, and the food, prepared by Executive Chef Robert Gadsby, mixes Northern Italian, American, French and Asian tastes. |
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Bice
Just steps from Michigan Avenue in the heart of Streeterville, Bice is an urban oasis, serving classic Italian cuisine in a chic art-deco enclave. The menu marries traditional Italian with contemporary accents, featuring classic antipasti, homemade pastas and creamy risottos alongside veal, seafood, and steak main courses. |
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Buca di Beppo Buca di Beppo features "Authentic Immigrant Italian Dining" with abundant portions and a casual, fun atmosphere. The family-style approach applies both to their food - large plates for your entire party to share -and the atmosphere - a kitschy, 1950's Italian Immigrant recreation room. |
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Calo Ristorante Family owned and operated since 1963. The dining room is exquisitely decorated with its naturally exposed brick walls and hardwood floors, enhanced by hand painted murals and still photos of Old World Italy. It also feature's floor to ceiling glass windows overlooking picturesque Clark street, making it a wonderful spot to enjoy all that historical Andersonville has to offer.
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Capi's Italian Kitchen It all begins with family. Three siblings - Gino, Sofia and Remeo, Capi's trio of passionate chefs have introduced a rare experience to casual Italian dining. Each has put their individual stamp on the menu so that you will find the style of Genuine Italian food that you will personally enjoy. Classics of Rome or vegetable dishes from Tuscany at Capri's, there is something for everyone. |
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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. |
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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. |
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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. |
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Maggiano's Little Italy
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. |
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