Chicago Italian Restaurants hold a special place in the heart of the Windy City, with a vibrant culinary scene that has captivated locals and tourists alike. Visitors in search of restaurants in downtown Chicago can feast on hearty traditional pastas and full-bodied wine at Italian Village, an 85-year-old family-run institution, or dine on steaks and elegant desserts at the slick, trendy RPM Italian. The list of popular places to eat in Chicago isn’t confined to the Loop, though. In Little Italy, rows of Zagat-rated Italian eateries line Taylor Street, including The Rosebud and Davanti Enoteca. Of course, diners won’t have to dress up for all the Italian restaurants in Chicago—the city’s iconic deep-dish pizza is served in settings that are far more casual.

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