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1. eatlikebourdain.com › anthony-bourdain-in-chicagoAnthony Bourdain in Chicago: 25 Spots Where Tony Ate

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   Sep 18, 2023 · Planning a trip to the Windy City and feeling hungry? Here's a guide to the places visited by Anthony Bourdain in Chicago during his three trips to the city.

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2. www.opentable.ca › mart-anthonysMart Anthony's Restaurant - Chicago, IL | OpenTable

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   Jun 14, 2024 · A third generation, old-school Italian restaurant serving classic family recipes like Braciole, Stuffed Artichoke, Tortellini Romano and more. A hidden gem of Chicago, but once you know... you know.

   • 4.9/5 (1.6K)
   • Phone: (312) 421-3477

   • Location: 1200 W. Hubbard, Chicago, United States, IL
   • Accept Reservations: Yes

3. libblogs.luc.edu › ccic › rundown-of-chicago-italianRundown of Chicago Italian Neighborhoods and churches: There ...

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   Perhaps Chicago’s most colorful Italian sector was on the city’s near North Side. Known alternately as “Little Sicily” and “Little Hell” and featuring “Death Corner,” this neighborhood was home to some 20,000 native-born Italians and Italian Americans by 1920.

4. www.osteriaviastato.comOsteria Via Stato - An Italian Restaurant in Downtown Chicago

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   We welcome you to Osteria Via Stato, an authentic Italian restaurant in the heart of downtown Chicago’s vibrant River North neighborhood. Led by Chef David DiGregorio, Osteria Via Stato features a menu of local and seasonally-driven Roman-style pizzas, antipasti, pastas and Italian specialties.

5. www.chicagogourmet.orgAnthony DiRienzo - Chicago Gourmet

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   Melding a straightforward approach to a cooking style that approaches fresh, vegetable focused-cuisine, Anthony DiRienzo presents a menu of unique, hyper-local fare in his role as executive chef of Nellcôte in the heart of red hot Restaurant Row on West Randolph Street.

6. www.thrillist.com › eat › chicagoThe Best Old-School Italian Restaurants in Chicago - Thrillist

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   Apr 7, 2016 · You'll find it all at these old-school Italian eateries in Chicago where the food is better than your nonna's (even though you will never tell her that). The Rosebud University Village/Little...

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   Where can I find good Italian in Chicago?

   • It’s not hard to find good Italian in Chicago. Acclaimed restaurants serving refined pasta dishes and rustic Tuscan roasts dot almost every neighborhood. When diving into the city's Italian heritage, you don’t need new twists or human-sized portions, you want a plate of chicken parm that will feed you for three days.

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   Is Italian village the oldest Italian restaurant in Chicago?

   • It’s notoriety as the oldest Italian restaurant in Chicago could have spoiled Italian Village's destination reputation, teetering into tourist trap territory, but this third-generation family owned spot has stubbornly and righteously clung to tradition.

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   Where to eat deep-dish pizza in Chicago?

   • Tony has always considered deep-dish pizza a food sin; however, Burt’s Place in Morton Grove is an exception. Tony has a deep dish with a mix of peppers, mushrooms, and spinach that Burt, the restaurant owner, sources himself daily. On the Southside of industrial Chicago and right on the Calumet River, Calumet Fisheries has been open since 1928.

   Anthony Bourdain in Chicago: 25 Spots Where Tony Ate

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   Where did Italians live in Chicago?

   • Italians owned many of the small shops along Chicago Avenue near Kedzie. The neighborhood Catholic Church was Our Lady of the Angels. The parish included 4,500 registered families and was one of the largest and most thriving parishes in the archdiocese. Masses and confessions were done in both English and Italian.

   Rundown of Chicago Italian Neighborhoods and churches: There was ne…

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8. www.facebook.com › public › Anthony-Di-PietroAnthony Di Pietro Profiles | Facebook

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   Tony Dipietro. See Photos. View the profiles of people named Anthony Di Pietro. Join Facebook to connect with Anthony Di Pietro and others you may know. Facebook gives people the...