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The Best Pasta in Chicago

Here’s where to find glorious gobs of gluten

by Samantha Nelson
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Plenty of folks love Tre Dita’s space, but are the noodles worthy?
| Barry Brecheisen/Eater Chicago
by Samantha Nelson

There are few meals as comforting as a plate of pasta. It’s an extremely versatile dish, a date night classic (thanks Lady and the Tramp) that can also be enjoyed on the couch. It can be topped with summer vegetables and just a little olive oil for a light summer meal or a thick ragu for a winter warm-up. Chicago’s best pasta spots are just as varied, ranging from counter-service spots channeling traditional Italian pastificos to sceney restaurants offering dramatic presentations and spectacular views. Whether carb-loading before a marathon or looking for an affordable family meal, these are the best places for pasta in Chicago.

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Trattoria Demi

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A popular date night destination for Evanstonians and Northwestern students since 1993, Trattoria Demi offers affordable and sizable servings of a wide selection of pastas including housemade spinach gnocchi and baked rigatoni topped with bubbling cheese. The interior is simple but cozy and the patio provides a perfect place to take advantage of their lunch specials. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

1571 Sherman Ave (at Davis & Orrington), Evanston, IL 60201
(847) 332-2330
(847) 332-2330

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Bar Roma

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Giant beef cheek meatballs are the signature dish at chill neighborhood restaurant Bar Roma, served with spaghetti and Pomodoro sauce or as an add-on to any of chef Alfredo Ramos’ handmade pasta. Enjoy the contrast with the simplicity of the cacio e pepe or double down on meat with the bucatini in spicy pork cheek ragu. Add on a carafe of Italian wine and linger on the shady plant-lined patio. Book a table through Resy.

5101 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 942-7572
(773) 942-7572

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Sapori Trattoria

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For more than 20 years, Sapori Trattoria has been serving comforting Italian fare in Lincoln Park centering on housemade pasta including lasagna, bucatini carbonara, and gnocchi served in a pistachio-basil pesto with chicken and sun-dried tomatoes. Service is quick and attentive and the dimly lit dining room makes for a great place for a date spent chatting and sharing a bottle of wine. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

2701 N Halsted St (at Schubert Ave), Chicago, IL 60614
(773) 832-9999
(773) 832-9999

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Daisies

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Daisies moved to larger digs in Logan Square last year to allow more diners to enjoy Joe Frillman’s spectacular pastas. Frillman’s brother’s Michigan farm provides produce for the regularly changing menu of ravioli, gnocchi, pappardelle, and rigatoni, which are all meant to be shared. Those who don’t want to wait until noon for a plate can check out the new Sunday brunch for agnolotti with smoked trout roe and beets, or cavatelli carbonara. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

2523 N Milwaukee Ave (Fullerton Ave), Chicago, IL 60647
(773) 697-9443
(773) 697-9443

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Tortello

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Italian native Dario Monni brought the tradition of casual counter service pastificios to Wicker Park in 2019 and has earned a devoted following for his pastas. Made daily with imported flour, they look so good they were featured on season 2 of The Bear. Buy them by the pound to take home or dig into a plate of burrata-filled tortelli with toasted hazelnuts or squid ink bucatini with prawns while sitting on the Division Street patio.

1746 W Division St (Wood), Chicago, IL 60622
(773) 360-1293
(773) 360-1293

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Adalina

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Low lighting, dramatic chandeliers, and jeweled tones bring plenty of charm to dining inside at Adalina, though the Gold Coast restaurant’s tree-lined patio is also a popular spot to sip spritzes when the weather permits. Any seat is good for twirling spaghetti alla vongole with pickled chili or biting into perfectly plump corn agnolotti, After dinner, head to the downstairs Rose Lounge for a nightcap. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

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912 N State St (W Walton St), Chicago, IL 60610
(312) 820-9000
(312) 820-9000

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Flour Power

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Watch Instagram for a heads-up on when Flour Pour’s regularly changing menu is available via Tock. Chef and owner Wilson Bauer worked at Schwa and brings that DIY ethos to West Town with dishes featuring roasted heirloom tomatoes, Portuguese kale, or lobster claws. Bauer is committed to composting and producing zero waste. The space is a dive, as Bauer doesn’t focus on the interior’s aesthetics and customer service. The restaurant instead focuses on maintaining affordable prices by using premium ingredients with an eye on sustainable practices.

1642 W Chicago Ave (Marshfield Ave.), Chicago, IL 60622

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Torchio Pasta Bar

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Family-owned River North restaurant Torchio Pasta Bar serves housemade pasta including fettuccine with pan-seared scallops, pappardelle with braised short rib, and bucatini with smoked bacon in a simply decorated space featuring small tables, booths, and a copper bar plus a covered patio. It provides a great option for a low-key night out with a bottle of wine and lemon olive oil cake for dessert. Make a reservation through Tock.

738 N Wells St (Superior), Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 643-0543
(312) 643-0543

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Quartino Ristorante

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For nearly 20 years, Gibsons’ Quartino has been serving a highly affordable menu of Neapolitan pizza, salumi, and pastas including perfectly cooked linguine piled with clams and red chili and fluffy gnocchi served with ricotta and basil. The space is equally welcoming to boisterous groups looking to share plates and solo diners grabbing a quick meal at the bar. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

626 N State St (at W Ontario St), Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 698-5000
(312) 698-5000

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Piccolo Sogno

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Piccolo Sogno offers appetizer portions of all its pastas, making it easier to try more of executive chef Tony Priolo’s fare including black spaghetti piled with seafood and spiced with a bit of red chili flakes or pappardelle with wild boar ragu with a glass or bottle from their extensive wine list. Make a reservation on OpenTable and hope to score a seat on their gorgeous enclosed patio.

464 N Halsted St (at Grand Ave), Chicago, IL 60642

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Gemma Foods

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Chef Tony Quartaro started Gemma Foods during COVID-19 lockdown to provide customers with comforting meals they could prepare at home and after two years the West Town spot is now offering instant gratification with lunch service. Grab a stool and dig into seasonally rotating pasta such as bucatini with cacio e pepe, kale gnocchi, or canestri in vodka sauce, or place an order through Toast to pick up.

1117 West Grand Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60642
(312) 929-2167
(312) 929-2167

Ummo

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River North newcomer Ummo has a flare for presentation, from the beef tartar served atop a giant bone ready to be stuffed into gnocco fritto to the whimsical desserts like tiramisu in the shape of a giant coffee bean. The pasta also stands out, from rich tortellini bolognese to bucatini with lobster to a cacio e pepe that’s best eaten as a side with the perfectly cooked New York strip. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

22 W Hubbard St, Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 374 8736
(312) 374 8736

Il Porcellino

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Lettuce Entertain You’s Il Porcellino exudes old-school charm with red and white checkered tablecloths, walls covered with pictures, and a giant menu filled with Italian American comfort food including their signature baked burrata lasagna, gnocchi bolognese, and penne tossed with pistachio pesto and parmesan. Start by splitting open a whole loaf of garlic bread covered with hot garlic butter at the table. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

59 W Hubbard St (btwn Dearborn St & Clark St), Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 595-0800
(312) 595-0800

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Nonnina

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The next best thing to actually being invited to dinner at an Italian grandma’s house, Nonnina offers a casual space for comforting fare like ravioli filled with ricotta and corn, pappardelle with braised short rib ragu, and spinach orecchiette with housemade sausage. The plant-lined patio provides a great place to enjoy a meal with a spritz and pups are welcomed with their own menu. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

340 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 822-0077
(312) 822-0077

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Tre Dita

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LA chef Evan Funke brings his spin on Tuscan fare to Tre Dita, Lettuce Entertain You’s sprawling restaurant within the St. Regis Chicago. On the way to the dining room, peek in the window of the pasta lab and watch the precise work that goes into crafting sweet corn tortelli, chestnut flour pasta for the lasagna, and pappardelle served with duck ragu. Then settle in and enjoy the downtown views from the 40-foot windows. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

401 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60601
(312) 725-1724
(312) 725-1724
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Rose Mary

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Top Chef winner Joe Flamm brings the flavors of Italy and Croatia together in his sunny Fulton Market restaurant. While diners will find excellent spins on staples like cacio e pepe and rigatoni with heirloom tomatoes, the adventurous will be rewarded with bold flavors like the sweet and sour beef cheek pašticada gnocchi and the mafaldine with lamb ragu and sweet peppers. The drink menu offers spirit-free drinks and cocktails spotlighting the namesake herb. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

932 W Fulton St, Chicago, IL 60607
(872) 260-3921
(872) 260-3921

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Alla Vita

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Boka Restaurant Group’s Alla Vita welcomes groups with a casual space for family-style dining, with a menu of Italian-American favorites from executive chef Lee Wolen. Signatures include cacio e pepe ricotta dumplings, candy-shaped pasta stuffed with sweet corn and glazed with sweet corn sauce, and lasagna layered with Swiss chard and fontina bechamel. Housemade sorbet topped with prosecco makes for a sweet finish after all the carbs. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

    Search for reservations
  • Capital One Dining
    Book primetime tables set aside exclusively for eligible Capital One cardholders. Capital One Dining is the presenting partner of the Eater app.
564 W Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60661
(312) 667-0104
(312) 667-0104

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Gioia

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Diners at Gioia whip out their cameras for the cacio e pepe, which is tossed tableside inside a giant wheel of parmesan where the cheese is melted with fire for some extra savory flavor. Those who care less about the show can opt to have it just prepped in the kitchen or choose one of the other dishes like linguine with seafood or rigatoni with vodka sauce. Those eating for Instagram will want to capture the cheese pull on the eggplant parmesan. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

1133 W. Randolph Street, Chicago, IL 60607
773-672-8955
773-672-8955

Monteverde

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James Beard Award-winning chef Sarah Grueneberg takes inspiration from her heritage, travels around the world, and the bounty of the Midwest for the hand-made pastas prepped throughout the day at Monteverde. The casual West Loop restaurant gives back by donating a bit of the proceeds from its spaghetti al pomodoro to PAWS Chicago and offers plenty of gluten-free pastas so everyone can indulge. Book a table through Resy.

1020 W Madison St (Carpenter Street), Chicago, IL 60607
(312) 888-3041
(312) 888-3041

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Bacchanalia

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Diners looking for a truly old-school Italian dinner should head to Bacchanalia in Chicago’s Heart of Italy neighborhood, which has been building a loyal following for nearly 40 years. The family-owned restaurant keeps things simple with classics like lasagna, rigatoni with vodka sauce, stuffed shells, and fettucini alfredo and sometimes hosts live music on their sidewalk.

2413 S Oakley Ave, Chicago, IL 60608
(773) 254-6555
(773) 254-6555

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Nella Pizza e Pasta

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Part of the Michelin Bib Gourmand list from 2020 through 2023, Nella Pizza e Pasta on the University of Chicago campus in Hyde Park serves up excellent Neapolitan-style pies along with a menu of pasta ranging from the light spaghetti with baby clams and cherry tomatoes to the hearty pappardelle with braised lamb ragu. The spot has become a staple for the whole neighborhood, not just students, thanks in part to its plant-lined patio. Book a table through Toast.

1125 E 55th St, Chicago, IL 60615
(773) 643-0603
(773) 643-0603

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Trattoria Demi

1571 Sherman Ave (at Davis & Orrington), Evanston, IL 60201

A popular date night destination for Evanstonians and Northwestern students since 1993, Trattoria Demi offers affordable and sizable servings of a wide selection of pastas including housemade spinach gnocchi and baked rigatoni topped with bubbling cheese. The interior is simple but cozy and the patio provides a perfect place to take advantage of their lunch specials. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

1571 Sherman Ave (at Davis & Orrington), Evanston, IL 60201
(847) 332-2330
(847) 332-2330

Bar Roma

5101 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60640

Giant beef cheek meatballs are the signature dish at chill neighborhood restaurant Bar Roma, served with spaghetti and Pomodoro sauce or as an add-on to any of chef Alfredo Ramos’ handmade pasta. Enjoy the contrast with the simplicity of the cacio e pepe or double down on meat with the bucatini in spicy pork cheek ragu. Add on a carafe of Italian wine and linger on the shady plant-lined patio. Book a table through Resy.

5101 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 942-7572
(773) 942-7572

Sapori Trattoria

2701 N Halsted St (at Schubert Ave), Chicago, IL 60614

For more than 20 years, Sapori Trattoria has been serving comforting Italian fare in Lincoln Park centering on housemade pasta including lasagna, bucatini carbonara, and gnocchi served in a pistachio-basil pesto with chicken and sun-dried tomatoes. Service is quick and attentive and the dimly lit dining room makes for a great place for a date spent chatting and sharing a bottle of wine. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

2701 N Halsted St (at Schubert Ave), Chicago, IL 60614
(773) 832-9999
(773) 832-9999

Daisies

2523 N Milwaukee Ave (Fullerton Ave), Chicago, IL 60647

Daisies moved to larger digs in Logan Square last year to allow more diners to enjoy Joe Frillman’s spectacular pastas. Frillman’s brother’s Michigan farm provides produce for the regularly changing menu of ravioli, gnocchi, pappardelle, and rigatoni, which are all meant to be shared. Those who don’t want to wait until noon for a plate can check out the new Sunday brunch for agnolotti with smoked trout roe and beets, or cavatelli carbonara. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

2523 N Milwaukee Ave (Fullerton Ave), Chicago, IL 60647
(773) 697-9443
(773) 697-9443

Tortello

1746 W Division St (Wood), Chicago, IL 60622

Italian native Dario Monni brought the tradition of casual counter service pastificios to Wicker Park in 2019 and has earned a devoted following for his pastas. Made daily with imported flour, they look so good they were featured on season 2 of The Bear. Buy them by the pound to take home or dig into a plate of burrata-filled tortelli with toasted hazelnuts or squid ink bucatini with prawns while sitting on the Division Street patio.

1746 W Division St (Wood), Chicago, IL 60622
(773) 360-1293
(773) 360-1293

Adalina

912 N State St (W Walton St), Chicago, IL 60610

Low lighting, dramatic chandeliers, and jeweled tones bring plenty of charm to dining inside at Adalina, though the Gold Coast restaurant’s tree-lined patio is also a popular spot to sip spritzes when the weather permits. Any seat is good for twirling spaghetti alla vongole with pickled chili or biting into perfectly plump corn agnolotti, After dinner, head to the downstairs Rose Lounge for a nightcap. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

912 N State St (W Walton St), Chicago, IL 60610
(312) 820-9000
(312) 820-9000

Flour Power

1642 W Chicago Ave (Marshfield Ave.), Chicago, IL 60622

Watch Instagram for a heads-up on when Flour Pour’s regularly changing menu is available via Tock. Chef and owner Wilson Bauer worked at Schwa and brings that DIY ethos to West Town with dishes featuring roasted heirloom tomatoes, Portuguese kale, or lobster claws. Bauer is committed to composting and producing zero waste. The space is a dive, as Bauer doesn’t focus on the interior’s aesthetics and customer service. The restaurant instead focuses on maintaining affordable prices by using premium ingredients with an eye on sustainable practices.

1642 W Chicago Ave (Marshfield Ave.), Chicago, IL 60622

Torchio Pasta Bar

738 N Wells St (Superior), Chicago, IL 60654

Family-owned River North restaurant Torchio Pasta Bar serves housemade pasta including fettuccine with pan-seared scallops, pappardelle with braised short rib, and bucatini with smoked bacon in a simply decorated space featuring small tables, booths, and a copper bar plus a covered patio. It provides a great option for a low-key night out with a bottle of wine and lemon olive oil cake for dessert. Make a reservation through Tock.

738 N Wells St (Superior), Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 643-0543
(312) 643-0543

Quartino Ristorante

626 N State St (at W Ontario St), Chicago, IL 60654

For nearly 20 years, Gibsons’ Quartino has been serving a highly affordable menu of Neapolitan pizza, salumi, and pastas including perfectly cooked linguine piled with clams and red chili and fluffy gnocchi served with ricotta and basil. The space is equally welcoming to boisterous groups looking to share plates and solo diners grabbing a quick meal at the bar. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

626 N State St (at W Ontario St), Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 698-5000
(312) 698-5000

Piccolo Sogno

464 N Halsted St (at Grand Ave), Chicago, IL 60642

Piccolo Sogno offers appetizer portions of all its pastas, making it easier to try more of executive chef Tony Priolo’s fare including black spaghetti piled with seafood and spiced with a bit of red chili flakes or pappardelle with wild boar ragu with a glass or bottle from their extensive wine list. Make a reservation on OpenTable and hope to score a seat on their gorgeous enclosed patio.

464 N Halsted St (at Grand Ave), Chicago, IL 60642

Gemma Foods

1117 West Grand Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60642

Chef Tony Quartaro started Gemma Foods during COVID-19 lockdown to provide customers with comforting meals they could prepare at home and after two years the West Town spot is now offering instant gratification with lunch service. Grab a stool and dig into seasonally rotating pasta such as bucatini with cacio e pepe, kale gnocchi, or canestri in vodka sauce, or place an order through Toast to pick up.

1117 West Grand Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60642
(312) 929-2167
(312) 929-2167

Ummo

22 W Hubbard St, Chicago, IL 60654

River North newcomer Ummo has a flare for presentation, from the beef tartar served atop a giant bone ready to be stuffed into gnocco fritto to the whimsical desserts like tiramisu in the shape of a giant coffee bean. The pasta also stands out, from rich tortellini bolognese to bucatini with lobster to a cacio e pepe that’s best eaten as a side with the perfectly cooked New York strip. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

22 W Hubbard St, Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 374 8736
(312) 374 8736

Il Porcellino

59 W Hubbard St (btwn Dearborn St & Clark St), Chicago, IL 60654

Lettuce Entertain You’s Il Porcellino exudes old-school charm with red and white checkered tablecloths, walls covered with pictures, and a giant menu filled with Italian American comfort food including their signature baked burrata lasagna, gnocchi bolognese, and penne tossed with pistachio pesto and parmesan. Start by splitting open a whole loaf of garlic bread covered with hot garlic butter at the table. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

59 W Hubbard St (btwn Dearborn St & Clark St), Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 595-0800
(312) 595-0800

Nonnina

340 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60654

The next best thing to actually being invited to dinner at an Italian grandma’s house, Nonnina offers a casual space for comforting fare like ravioli filled with ricotta and corn, pappardelle with braised short rib ragu, and spinach orecchiette with housemade sausage. The plant-lined patio provides a great place to enjoy a meal with a spritz and pups are welcomed with their own menu. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

340 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60654
(312) 822-0077
(312) 822-0077

Tre Dita

401 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60601

LA chef Evan Funke brings his spin on Tuscan fare to Tre Dita, Lettuce Entertain You’s sprawling restaurant within the St. Regis Chicago. On the way to the dining room, peek in the window of the pasta lab and watch the precise work that goes into crafting sweet corn tortelli, chestnut flour pasta for the lasagna, and pappardelle served with duck ragu. Then settle in and enjoy the downtown views from the 40-foot windows. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

401 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60601
(312) 725-1724
(312) 725-1724
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Rose Mary

932 W Fulton St, Chicago, IL 60607

Top Chef winner Joe Flamm brings the flavors of Italy and Croatia together in his sunny Fulton Market restaurant. While diners will find excellent spins on staples like cacio e pepe and rigatoni with heirloom tomatoes, the adventurous will be rewarded with bold flavors like the sweet and sour beef cheek pašticada gnocchi and the mafaldine with lamb ragu and sweet peppers. The drink menu offers spirit-free drinks and cocktails spotlighting the namesake herb. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

932 W Fulton St, Chicago, IL 60607
(872) 260-3921
(872) 260-3921

Alla Vita

564 W Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60661

Boka Restaurant Group’s Alla Vita welcomes groups with a casual space for family-style dining, with a menu of Italian-American favorites from executive chef Lee Wolen. Signatures include cacio e pepe ricotta dumplings, candy-shaped pasta stuffed with sweet corn and glazed with sweet corn sauce, and lasagna layered with Swiss chard and fontina bechamel. Housemade sorbet topped with prosecco makes for a sweet finish after all the carbs. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

564 W Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60661
(312) 667-0104
(312) 667-0104

Gioia

1133 W. Randolph Street, Chicago, IL 60607

Diners at Gioia whip out their cameras for the cacio e pepe, which is tossed tableside inside a giant wheel of parmesan where the cheese is melted with fire for some extra savory flavor. Those who care less about the show can opt to have it just prepped in the kitchen or choose one of the other dishes like linguine with seafood or rigatoni with vodka sauce. Those eating for Instagram will want to capture the cheese pull on the eggplant parmesan. Make a reservation through OpenTable.

1133 W. Randolph Street, Chicago, IL 60607
773-672-8955
773-672-8955

Monteverde

1020 W Madison St (Carpenter Street), Chicago, IL 60607

James Beard Award-winning chef Sarah Grueneberg takes inspiration from her heritage, travels around the world, and the bounty of the Midwest for the hand-made pastas prepped throughout the day at Monteverde. The casual West Loop restaurant gives back by donating a bit of the proceeds from its spaghetti al pomodoro to PAWS Chicago and offers plenty of gluten-free pastas so everyone can indulge. Book a table through Resy.

1020 W Madison St (Carpenter Street), Chicago, IL 60607
(312) 888-3041
(312) 888-3041

Bacchanalia

2413 S Oakley Ave, Chicago, IL 60608

Diners looking for a truly old-school Italian dinner should head to Bacchanalia in Chicago’s Heart of Italy neighborhood, which has been building a loyal following for nearly 40 years. The family-owned restaurant keeps things simple with classics like lasagna, rigatoni with vodka sauce, stuffed shells, and fettucini alfredo and sometimes hosts live music on their sidewalk.

2413 S Oakley Ave, Chicago, IL 60608
(773) 254-6555
(773) 254-6555

Nella Pizza e Pasta

1125 E 55th St, Chicago, IL 60615

Part of the Michelin Bib Gourmand list from 2020 through 2023, Nella Pizza e Pasta on the University of Chicago campus in Hyde Park serves up excellent Neapolitan-style pies along with a menu of pasta ranging from the light spaghetti with baby clams and cherry tomatoes to the hearty pappardelle with braised lamb ragu. The spot has become a staple for the whole neighborhood, not just students, thanks in part to its plant-lined patio. Book a table through Toast.

1125 E 55th St, Chicago, IL 60615
(773) 643-0603
(773) 643-0603

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