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“Fun ambiance- like a little italian village.”
“The Italian Rum cake is also really tasty.”
“All this; topped off with a great bottle of wine, you have a WINNER!”
“great meal, a good value”
“They also have a very extensive seafood menu and the seafood is always fresh.”
“The food was not as good as some place in Little Italy for exa.”
“We love the place and will be back and hope to see you all their again next year.”
“The service is excellent.”
“For four of us, our bill came out to under $100 and the portions were huge.”
“This was one of the best meals I've had in a long time.”View Less
Italian Village on a Off Night. Staying at the Palmer House and decided to order in, we choose several dishes so as to share. The garlic bread had no garlic, totally tasteless. THe chicken & Penne Pasta was so bland, the chicken parm, bland, lasagna was flavorful but so overloaded with meat sauce that it was overwhelming. They included a loaf of french bread that had absolutely no taste at all. All in all we were very disappointed, had heard so many good things about this place. My reccomendation would be to look elsewhere for a great italian dinner.…
Amazing Experience. Italian Village deserves to be called as CitySearch's best. This is my favorite Italian restaurant in the hood. Their food reminds me of my visit to Italy when I was younger. Amazing wine, amazing pastas, amazing, just a superb, amazing experience.…
The Village in the Loop. I love this restaurant. The first time I ate here, I thought it was the cutest place I had ever seen. The ambiance of a little Italian Village is so unique, it gives a lot of character to the place. The food is consistently good and the service is spot on!!!! If you have not been here, you must check it out. You will not be sorry......…
Poured Sauce Down My Back and Barely Said "Sorry". Food was just mediocre. Service was awful - server poured hot sauce down my back, the "Concierge Liaison" barely apologized, and offered little consolation. I am not from Chicago, it seems like a lot of support is sentimental, it is certainly not the service or the quality of the food. If you don't have loving memories of your parents taking you there as a child, I would highly recommend going someplace professional and with some quality.…
