Heavy, garlic-infused pastas and meat dishes keep generations coming back to this family-owned cucina.
(312) 239-6939
1154 W Taylor St
(Racine Street)
Chicago,
IL
60607
41.8696
-87.6558
Neighborhoods: West Side, University Village / Little Italy
Rosal's Cucina
Last updated 8.24.09
What People Are Saying About RoSal's Italian Kitchen
The Owner
RoSal's Italian Kitchen
Owner
With an air of family-style comfort and amazing Italian food, Chicago's RoSal's Italian Kitchen has been a long-standing favorite since 1990. This Chicago-based Italian restaurant not only serves up delicious Sicilian food in abundant portion, flavor and using the freshest ingredients. Whether you are coming in for a group lunch or dinner, the delicious smell of roasted garlic and a friendly greeting is what will meet you as you walk through the door. The cozy atmosphere and the comforts of a home cooked meal without the mess is what keep patrons coming back. This family-owned Italian…
The Editor
Valerie Moloney
Citysearch
Family photos line the sage-colored walls at this storefront trattoria in the heart of Little Italy. Vesuvio-style dishes--prepared with lemon, garlic and olive oil--figure prominently into this menu of Italian pasta, seafood and meat offerings. Perfectly portioned starters such as the fried ravioli and calamari won't spoil the main course. Hearty entrees like apple breadcrumb-stuffed chicken breast and juicy chicken Florentine--both tender to the fork's touch--are worth sharing. Downstairs, seniors, kids and parents chat at wooden tables in the glow of white Christmas lights as Sinatra croons…
11/04/09
Rosal's is Wonderful!
by vs12345
A co-worker suggested RoSal's and we went there with friends for my birthday. It was totally worth it. It was just a little noisy, but in a good way: makes you feel at home/with friends and not loud enough to disrupt a conversation. The food was outstanding, grilled calamari are some of the best I've tried and the ravioli are simply the best. The service was wonderful: Linda is a very nice and friendly person who knows her stuff really well. Finally, the coffee and the desserts... M-m-m... I want to go back there NOW :).
By the way, I think it's a great place for a date. Permanently in my bookmarks.
- Pros: The food is amazing!
- Cons: None!
07/07/09
Great ambiance
by Debbie1974
I was recommened RoSal's by a friend of mine. It was amazing food and great service. I would go back again!!
The Details on RoSal's Italian Kitchen
The Extras:
Planning a party? The restaurant can arrange a "Big Night" dinner, recreating the 10-course feast from the movie for $65 per person. A minimum of 15 guests is required.
Fun Fact:
Psychic Patrick O'Brien gives private readings in the upstairs dining room every other Monday. Secure a spot by making reservations with the restaurant.
Know Before You Go:
They are only open for Groups of 20 or more at lunchtime.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Family-Friendly Dining, Quiet, Group Dining
Cuisine:
Smoking Permitted:
No
Message from RoSal's Italian Kitchen
- Private Parties
- Catering
- Big Night Dinner
With an air of family-style comfort and amazing Italian food, Chicago's RoSal's Italian Kitchen has been a long-standing favorite since 1990. This Chicago-based Italian restaurant not only serves up delicious Sicilian food in abundant portion, flavor and using the freshest ingredients.
Whether you are coming in for a group lunch or dinner, the delicious smell of roasted garlic and a friendly greeting is what will meet you as you walk through the door. The cozy atmosphere and the comforts of a home cooked meal without the mess is what keep patrons coming back.
This family-owned Italian restaurant boasts an upstairs dining room, open on weekends and for private parties. Lunch and dinner is served Monday-Friday and only dinner on Saturday. They can also cater your party whether it is in-house or in your own house. Come visit RoSal's Italian Kitchen and enjoy a home-cooked meal!
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