Experience a cozy ambiance with unique wine selections, great service, and a lovely patio for summer vibes.
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Neva West
Hands down, the best gluten-free pasta in Chicago, and the rest of the menu is great too. They have a nice little summer patio and super cozy inside space in the winter. Wait staff are always personable and professional. Nice Italian wine list with some unusual offerings.
A spot with a professional service, a rich backstory, and a standout Sunday sauce.
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Jude Krauss
Shout out to our server Aly. Recommendations were great and he provided great backstory about the restaurant. The Sunday sauce was great. Also, they had delicious gluten free pasta.
Enjoy a delightful atmosphere with stunning meals and creative cocktails that leave a lasting impression!
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Carly Anderson
Incredible meal and cocktails! Burrata and prosciutto was delicious, their gluten free pasta option was wonderful, and ending with a decaf affogato was seriously a treat! Wonderful service too, I can’t recommend highly enough.
Super cool place! Pizza seems very fresh and prices are reasonable ($8-12/pound). You tell them where to slice it for you/how much you want - like a kid in a candy store! Plenty of gluten free, vegetarian, and even vegan options :)
Intensely flavorful meats steal the show here, with fresh options that cater to various dietary needs in a welcoming atmosphere.
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Haley Grison
I can’t get over the intense flavors of the meats here! Everything I tried tasted so fresh and delicious. I was looking for a quick meal and walked past noticing the sign out front. I walked in asking about gluten free and dairy free options and I believe it was the owner guiding me. She was so helpful and kind, offering substitutions or alternatives to meet my dietary and allergy restrictions. I ordered the beef plate and my friend ordered the seven spice chicken. Both meats were so tender and full of flavor. I paired it with the rice and lentils (she explained their regular rice has gluten in it because there’s noodles in the rice) and the lentil soup and we loved everything!
Celiac friendly
