When this place first opened their food was good with generous portions and The food was tasty with spices now … so much money. I had a bad experience yesterday had an old menu I did not know That they had updated their menu. they should have honored the ribs special for 14. 99 But they didn’t. I did not order them. But I did order a pizza made with no love at all ! The spaghetti was good and priced reasonably. As a senior citizen, I spoke to the manager in charge yesterday Saturday. Regarding the ribs special. She wasn’t very sympathetic. I had a teacher friend of mine pick up my order along with my menu. To show the price that they should have honored it I feel. I had no idea they had updated their menu. I was very very disappointed in being a Chicago native? They will never get my business again. Their food is nothing like at the beginning when they first opened. I hope a higher management reads this comment. So many businesses closing, what a few dollars would’ve made such a difference? And last, get some real cooks in the kitchen. Someone that’s going to put love into Italian food. Italian food is made with love and spices. Rosita Rodriguez
Excellent service provided by Maddie. Clean, friendly environment. Our meals were excellent: baked penne and roast beef sandwich with mozzarella cheese and sweet peppers. ?
This place is alright. Chicago vibe in the restaurant.As far as the food in my opinion not quite Chicago. If say more of a Chicago version of dishes vs actually Chicago. Just my opinion. But food isn't bad and pizza is still better then most in las Vegas.
An unassuming place from the outside when drive by it. This place gives off the impression that its just a gimmick as you walk up to the entrance and find that the trash bins are painted in various Chicago sports team logos. Once inside it feels just as gimmicky, the tables are covered in "mob" pictures and sports insignia. We were greeted by the friendly staff and promptly seated at our table. As I sat down I saw a huge red flag! There was ketchup at the table... I quickly scanned the dining area and realized that all the tables had ketchup. We ordered the cheddar bacon fries, fried zucchini, Chicago style hotdog, and a Pastrami sandwich.The cheddar bacon fries were great! It was actual cheddar cheese on the fries and they were still crisp.The fried zucchini was ok. A little soggy and they left my fingers very greasy after touching them.The Chicago style hotdog seemed passable. It had all the correct toppings. It seemed like they held back on the relish and onions as I couldn't really see them. The fries that came with were a little too salty. There was also some confusion about the fries as no one informed us that the hotdog automatically came with fries.The pastrami was tasty but cut way to thin. The onion rings that came with were tasty but much to greasy. Just like the zucchini when you picked one up there was a thick layer of grease on my finger tips.For dessert we order the cannoli. Tasty but disappointing. The middle of the cannoli was empty and the ends were overstuffed as if to try and compensate for the disappointment that the restaurant knew was coming once we took a bite to find we had ate all the filling.The bill seemed rushed as if they were trying to turn us over to get more people in quicker. Only problem with that is that half the restaurant was empty.We found that was an extra charge on the bill for the use of credit cards. Not a big deal but we were not informed and denied the option to pay with an alternative form of payment if we had chosen to avoid the fee.Overall its ok. Seems like a fun place to go have a few beers and watch a game but then again there are plenty of places to drink for free in Vegas.
The wife and I enjoy a weeknight date every so often, so we hit up Amore Taste of Chicago for a deep dish delight. They were not crowded at all, and there really wasn't much of sports on their dozen or so large screens. We shared a huge house styled dinner salad. I didn't want to get all filled up on salad, especially knowing that a Medium sized deep dish pie with their homemade Italian sausage, home styled meatballs, and artichoke hearts.it was good, maybe a bit too hyped, but still pretty good.
Great service - good food
The pizza here is really good. As far as Chicago style pizza goes (thin crust cut into squares), it is some of the best I've had in Vegas.The staff is friendly and the setting is alright. It has a lot of Chicago memorabilia, but it lacks the Chicago vibe.The menu is pretty extensive and the other food items can be hit or miss depending on what you get. Also, it is a bit pricey.This place is definitely worth checking out if you're in the green valley area of Las Vegas.
The best Chicago pizza outside of Chicago!! Outstanding! Sausage, jalepenos, and ricotta! Yum!
Just ok. Food was hot, hot wings were delicious, but double crust pizza was just ok. Crusty was more like Detroit pizza and the sausage needed that fennel Chicago taste. Staff was friendly and place was clean. Thanks
I have been meaning to take my husband here cos he is from Chicago and last night we stopped in for a Togo order. The staff was immediately friendly and it took a bit to decide but no one was upset or pressuring us to order quickly. He got a sausage and beef combo and I ordered tiramisu. Both were absolutely delicious. When we got home we realized there were no fries and when I called the hostess was so kind and immediately offered to refund or replace the fries. Amazing customer service and we will definitely be back.