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3 posts · Aug 16, 2004 to Aug 16, 2004

TrentMmmmmm, Bacon.Aug 16, 2004
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Alan S. wrote:
>
> We're looking for a lower priced neighborhood family-friendly  italian
> restaurant in the Roger's Park, Andersonville, Lincoln Square,
> Lakeview neighborhoods. Doesn't need to have pizza, just good pasta.
> We love Pizza DOC, and not fond of La Donna, Via Venneto or Calo's.
>
> Any suggestions?

You'll love this place:

http://www.laboccachicago.com/

Hurry up or take your time, the food is v.good, the kitchen will work with you if you want something 'just a little different'.  And, no matter how busy it is, there always seems to be a table.

Put your hand in 'The Mouth of Truth'.

trent
Kenjiftupet.comAug 16, 2004
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In article , Alan Sadler
Someone wrote:

> We're looking for a lower priced neighborhood family-friendly  italian
> restaurant in the Roger's Park, Andersonville, Lincoln Square,
> Lakeview neighborhoods.

Come a wee bit west, just past Pulaski.

Sabatino's, on Irving.
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 Someone wrote:

> In article , Alan Sadler
> Someone wrote:
>
> > We're looking for a lower priced neighborhood family-friendly  italian
> > restaurant in the Roger's Park, Andersonville, Lincoln Square,
> > Lakeview neighborhoods.
>
> Come a wee bit west, just past Pulaski.
>
> Sabatino's, on Irving.

Sabatino's is awesome once you get tired of the phoney trattoria schtick and want to re-experience the old-school. It has wandering musicians as well as a Piano Bar (on weekends anyway). The portions are huge, the drinks are strong and the service is generally pretty great. Reservations are a necessity on weekends, but not during the week.

There is a valet parking lot, which I've never seen anywhere else - if you want to use the lot you have to let the valet guys park your car. (i think). It seems kind of silly to me.
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