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The Italian Village, Chicago’s oldest Italian restaurant, has a storied history of attracting famous patrons, including Al Capone.
The Chicago landmark is perfect for all audiences from business clients and tourists, to families and friends. The restaurant also moonlights as a romantic nook for lovers. With intimate booths, twinkling lights, and mural landscapes of an Italian village, it brings the simple elegance of Old World romance to downtown Chicago. The Capitanini family's take on hearty, northern Italian cuisine is classic and fresh, not to mention moderately priced. The Linguine con Frutta di Mare especially enjoys "wow" status. The Village has been the recipient of the Wine Spectator Award for 20 years running and the cellar houses 45,000 bottles.
Chicago's Oldest Italian Restaurant -
Silver Platter Award, Best Italian Restaurant in the City -
Since 1984 -Wine Spectator Award
Most Romantic Restaurant -Citysearch
Best Italian -AOL City guide
Favorite Italian, Business Dining, Date Spot, Special Occasion, and Wine List -Citysearch
Favorite Spot for Business -Crains Chicago Business
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