I ventured to this store several years ago and it is still the same. It has multiple floors with various imported gourmet Italian goods. It is literally a mecca of all things Italy. There is a small market doenstairs with easy to grab pre prepared meals and wines as well as other snacks and beverages as well as trinkets and souvenirs. Since everything in the store is pretty expensive, I don't really purchase much. I have other family members gift a meal or two for me which was eggplant parmesean and I have to say that it was pretty tasty. The portion size i think is generous as well though it did make me really sleepy and nearly almost put me in a coma Nonetheless, it was pretty delicious. They have a wide variety of other goods to choose from as well downstairs. When you take the escalator or elevator to the upper floors, there are dry goods such as breads, tomato sauces, cheeses, bread, and much much more. The wine wall was pretty spectacular as well amd they divided the wines by region. The other part of the store has a stand alone restaurant towards the back which was packed. They also had these stations woth an open concept kitchen so you can see the chefs cooking as well as the bartenders preparing drinks. That was fun to witness as I walked by. It was very hustle bustle and they had one lounge style sit down eatery with waiters and another casual restaurant in the back with waiters. I highly recommend it if you have not gone. I think it's a Chicago must do! read more

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I went to Eataly solo today! I always wanted to come here because we don't have Eataly back then when I was living in NYC. I got some candies, a pint of gelato, and a sandwich! The sandwich is so freaking professional! Because I want the sandwich hot, they disassemble the lettuce before heating it so it won't wilt! Such care and attention. That carmalized onion on the sandwich is absolutely delicious! We had the pint at dinner! Love this place. The staff is friend and patient. The poor pastry staff is super patience with me and have to handle stupid question about the options for a husband that got got a super weak stomach and lactose intolerant (like you are in a freaking Italian grocery! Daily and oil and coffee is a must!). Another I was drooling on the cheese and meat section but cannot get any. The other staff is super patience to help me check out with a pint! The self checkout is easy to use even for a first timer. There were so much stuff I want to get but I got no room in my suitcase! I really want to try the pizza but I think I have to switch to a different travel companion next time! I will definitely return whenever I am in the area! read more

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I love exploring markets and this one has so many different food stations. We ended up at the restaurant and had a light lunch. So fun. Please and create your own adventure. read more

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Stopped in to buy a bottle of wine for the hotel room and decided to grab a couple of slices for lunch. I had a Margherita slice and my wife had a Soppressata. At 9 and 10 bucks respectively, they aren't cheap but they're pretty large slices. They were also pretty bland. read more

Eataly - Chicago - Margherita slice - Pizza Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Eataly Chicago is a massive 63,000-square-foot Italian food hall in River North that perfectly balances a gourmet market with high-end dining. It's a "choose your own adventure" destination--great for a quick espresso, a sit-down meal, or souvenir shopping. * The Food: The second floor is the heart of the action. La Pizza & La Pasta serves incredible Neapolitan pies and authentic pasta. For something more casual, grab a slice of Roman-style pizza or fresh gelato on the ground floor.I could live my entire life on that fettuccine Alfredo; the kids spaghetti was also spectacular and so was the pizza . * The Market: You'll find top-tier imported olive oils, house-made mozzarella, and a massive selection of Italian wines. It's an excellent spot to pick up specialty ingredients you won't find at a standard grocery store. * The Vibe: It gets very busy on weekends, so aim for a weekday lunch or early dinner if you want to avoid the crowds. If you have time, check out their cooking school for a hands-on pasta-making class. Pro Tip: Head to the central "Piazza" on the second floor to enjoy a glass of wine and a cheese board while people-watching. read more

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Hands down my favorite Italian grocery, to go food, and restaurant all in one. You can't go wrong with anything from the menu here. Service is quick, lots of open tables, not crowded. I like how quiet and quaint the second level of the store/restaurant. Also a nice place to burn off some calories while browsing groceries/souvenirs that are available after dinner. read more

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Nice place! Very clean and plenty of friendly staff. Be prepared for slightly high prices, it's downtown Chicago and not far from Michigan Ave :-) Lots of options from coffee, pizza, gelato and legit imported cookies and more! read more

My family and I visited Eataly Chicago during the third week of April while on vacation. We've also been to the Las Vegas and New York locations, and as expected, the food quality and selection in Chicago were absolutely outstanding. Eataly consistently delivers an amazing culinary experience. What was disappointing -- and honestly surprising -- was the level of service we encountered during this trip. First, my son wanted dessert, so we approached the La Pasticceria counter. There was no line, yet the staff member seemed visibly annoyed that I was asking questions about the desserts. It felt unwelcoming and completely out of step with the hospitality we've experienced at other Eataly locations. The second issue happened on Friday night before our departure. My wife and I specifically stopped by Eataly to pick up items to bring home, only to discover the entire store had been closed for a private event. Closing on a Friday evening felt like a poor decision and showed a lack of consideration for customers who make Eataly a planned stop during their travels. Mind you Eataly is located in a heavily touristed area. Had either incident happened on its own, I probably wouldn't have thought much of it. But experiencing both on the same trip left us genuinely disappointed. The food remains exceptional, but the customer experience in Chicago fell far short of the standard we've come to expect from Eataly. read more

It has been a while since we were here so we decided to treat ourselves and go again. We were not disappointed. Our server was Scout and she was wonderful. Big help working our way through the wine list, gave us a couple of tastes and zeroed in on one that was just right! Her recommendations for food were spot on as well. Everything was amazing. read more

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I was really excited to try Eataly, but unfortunately our experience at La Pizza & La Pasta was disappointing. From the start, we felt rushed while placing our order, which set the tone for the rest of the meal. We ordered drinks, a salad, and bread (which, surprisingly, is not complimentary). The bread came out very cold--as if it had just been taken out of a refrigerator--which was not appetizing at all. The biggest issue was the portions. The adult pasta portions were extremely small--honestly smaller than what you'd expect from a kids meal. My husband and I finished our pasta in about three minutes. For the price point, the portion sizes are absolutely not worth it. I ordered the seafood carbonara, which only had three pieces of shrimp, and the taste was very underwhelming. On top of that, our drinks and bread didn't even arrive until after our food came out, and we had to repeatedly ask for them. Once we finished eating, it took about 20 minutes just to receive the check--even after our plates were cleared. The service was inconsistent from start to finish. Our total came out to $140 for two adults and one child, which felt completely unjustified given the experience. If you're in the mood for Italian, I highly recommend checking out La Scarola or Italian Village instead. You'll likely spend the same or less and actually leave satisfied--with leftovers. Overall, very disappointing. I expected much better. read more

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Cool place. Love that you have the grocery store and also cafes and restaurant. Dinner is okay, good staple if you are in the area. Not a place I make a plan to go to, but more a stop if I'm there. The grocery store part is nice tho! Service was good. Nothing memorable. read more

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Went to dinner here with my wife's work colleagues. We got seated easily but we were a large party so one end of the table couldn't talk to the other. The wait staff was pleasant but the drinks came out very slowly. They were good, but not worth the wait. My wife and I split the carbonara and a salad. The carbonara was great and the salad was nice, but it needed something. Everyone was happy with their meals so I would recommend this place. read more

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This is my first time at this location. I've visited other cities. I really enjoyed calm, clean atmosphere. We were sited right easy. Service was promptly. Our waiter was nice and attentive. We started with an order Focaccia. The bread was a little dry. For the main dish, we ordered the Tagliatelle alla Bolognese. It was good. Perfect portion for dinner. Eataly is always a fun place to pick up something to eat. read more

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We had a lovely lunch at Eataly today in Chicago. We hit one of the smaller counters downstairs for a slice of pizza and a sandwich. They were both very good although neither of them were very hot. They probably could've spent an extra couple minutes in the oven. The coffee drinks were good and the whole place is generally pretty amazing. I would highly recommend going to check out this cool place, grab a bite to eat, and pick up some good Italian items from the store while you're there. read more

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Always a great time at Eataly. I've been to the Boston location but last weekend was my first time at the one in Chicago. We ended up sitting at one of the wine bars upstairs and ordered a couple spritzers, meatballs, and a flatbread pizza. The place was PACKED and the service was a little slow. We had a lot of time tho, so we didn't mind sitting and chatting while we waiting for service and food. The drinks were very refreshing and exactly what we needed. The foot was all DELICIOUS. I honestly wasn't expecting much from a place that's kind of touristy like this, but I loved the meatball. I would definitely come back and recommend this place if you're in town visiting. read more

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I've been wanting to check out an Eataly location for a while. I always thought I'd get to one of the NYC locations first... but I discovered they had a location in Chicago (where I was going to be on vacation for a couple days) and thought "hey, what the hell... I'll try it for dinner some night and then wander the market and check things out". I'd made reservations (because I had no idea how crowded this place might get - I'd never been to one before) for dinner at La Pizza & La Pasta. My travel buddy and I arrived early, but there were only a couple other folks in the restaurant (Wednesday night a bit before 8pm) and so it wasn't a problem for us to get a table (and the reservation definitely wasn't needed). Once given a small table (note: I had asked for a booth on my OpenTable reservation, and we didn't get one even though there was almost nobody there), the service was pleasant and attentive, and the general ambience of La Pizza & La Pasta was nice enough. We ordered drinks, an appetizer to share, and each of us ordered a pizza. Nothing from our meal ended up being especially memorable... not for the $160+ (including tip) amount that we ended up paying for the dinner... but it was fine (and we took leftovers back to the hotel that we ended up having for breakfast the next morning). We didn't order dessert from the restaurant because apparently they don't offer desserts to go? At least not the pistachio cannolis (which we had both been hoping for). The server did note that we could get pre-made pistachio cannolis from the dessert counter in the downstairs market area; unfortunately, once we got down there, we were told they don't offer cannolis after 8pm (even though plenty of other desserts are available for purchase). It was a bit odd, honestly... but we ended up asking for dessert recommendations from the folks at the counter and purchased those. As an overall market, I found a bunch of things at Eataly that I might have purchased to try in other circumstances. Since I was flying home though (and already limited in suitcase space thanks to plenty of souvenirs that I was bringing back for friends and colleagues), I didn't end up buying any of the pastas, sauces, oils, pestos, or anything else. I would have easily wandered the wine selection for things to try too... but again, that would have been an annoyance when flying home. Maybe I'll order online? Ya never know. TL;DR A fun experience, if perhaps a bit cliche and touristy. I'd probably shop here from time to time if I had an Eataly location closer to me and was perhaps in search of a unique experience. Maybe take a class at the cooking school. Is it necessary to visit though? Meh. read more

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Pure Italiano deliciousness... I ate here once in Vegas barely prior to the pandemic, so my knowledge is too dated. I do recall the CANNOLI being pretty good. The wife, friend and I enjoyed perusing through here and our friend bought some goods. We were flying home so we did not feel like purchasing. The choices feel endless in this two-story gem. Vino, pasta, bread, EVO, gelato, pastries, pizza, cheese, meat...you name it, they pretty much have it...and variety of each. It is a very clean and well laid out store and we loved the proximity to our hotel. The GELATO was legit. I ordered the small COFFEE in a cup which was overpriced and a bad buy. Buy the 2-3 scoop which is much better VALUE. The wife and I usually prefer ice cream because it is milkier whereas gelato can be a bit icier. But it is nice regardless and not crazy sweet. read more

Stopped by Eataly after a pretty lackluster dinner at Doc B's, and it completely turned the night around. We grabbed a tiramisu and it was absolutely delicious, rich and balanced and exactly what I was craving. I paired it with a coffee, which was the perfect way to finish things off. The market area is a nice touch and actually reminds me of Phoenicia Market in Houston, with lots to browse and a fun mix of foods and treats. Great dessert, great vibe, and an easy win if you need something reliable and satisfying in River North. I will definitely be back. read more

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Spent an obscene amount of here (purposely) to have a girl dinner in my hotel room. I was a kid in the candy store with the many different pastas, charcuterie style snacks and wines. Loved it. read more

The fresh baked Foccacia at Eataly is incredible! (We had the rosemary one--unfortunately ate it before taking a good photo)--luxuriously soft and flavorful 5/5. You can also pick up fresh pasta to bring home. We sat down for the Restaurant Fest fixed menu option ($26 for two course) and picked the butternut squash antipasto with ricotta and gnocchi. The ricotta was tasty and the bread crunchy. The gnocchi beautifully plated but average. Maybe I am just not a fan of gnocchi as much; their beef ragu (not photographed) was very good. Got the mushroom pizza -- was average as well. But it was cool how they would bake the pizza in front of you in a pizza oven! The standouts here were definitely the foccacia and ragu! read more

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Somehow in all my years in Chicagoland I had never been to Eataly, so when in this neighborhood we stopped in. If you are a foodie, prepare yourself. And your wallet. Because you are going to want to load up on everything. Cheese, pasta, candy, cookies, salumi, fish, dishware, liquor, and more. Not to mention pausing at the bar upstairs for a beverage. This is the kind of place where another shopper sees the brand of pasta in your cart and unbidden goes into paroxysms of joy about how great it is. You get the idea. In short, if you like any sort of Italian food, this is a place worth checking out. Mangia bene! read more

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I was transported back to Italy! I love visiting Italy for many reasons and one of the big reasons is the food. The quality and freshness of the meats, cheeses, pastas, wine, limoncello, chocolates, gelato and more. This place has all those things! This place is huge! What a wonderful multilevel venue of goodness! I love the decor and layout. Spacious and easy to explore. I loved looking at everything and I can't wait to go back. Lots of food kiosks and restaurants. I enjoyed my pizza and gelato for dinner. Great places to shop for food, pantry items, perishables, cooking supplies, and more. The meats and cheeses I bought were delicious and high quality. I can't wait to return and try more things. They have a pistachio spread that looks fantastic. They offer cooking classes and a variety of events too. I fear I will give them all my money. read more

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We have been to Eataly a few times, most recently to dine at La Pizza & La Pasta. It's really cool that they have the opportunity for both casual and more elevated dining experiences. Lots of unique shopping here as well. They also have free 1-hour validated parking - although getting in and out within an hour might be tricky depending on what you're looking for. I'd love to see them extend this for at least another hour - I would've went shopping there after lunch, but instead I had to rush back to the car. read more

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I love "European style" combined market and eateries. Especially ones where you can go get a glass of wine and then roam around the market while sipping on it - not a bad way to shop. We decided for a sit down lunch though, not just a grab&go or over-the-counter service. This place has two proper sit down dine-in restaurants, they are more or less the same. Seating was quick, server arrived promptly, but despite it being almost no other patrons the food took quite a while to arrive... I usually order the bruschetta since it's a quick to arrive; not so here. We waited a good 30mins to get that starter. Sure, once it arrived it was presented nicely and the flavors were all on point and really set up your expectations for the rest of the meal. But still, 30min wait for a bruschetta is kind of insane. ‍ The pasta was what I would consider perfect al dente, others may prefer it to be cooked just a few seconds more to get that center a little less chewy. To each their own. The portion size was good, not too much. Left feeling happy and just the right amount of being full - exactly how I want to leave a restaurant. read more

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I love the Eataly concept. This is a good spot to check out, get some chow, pick up some wine, etc... esp. good if you want to pick up some gourmet treats, drinks, etc. while staying in a hotel for a while and you have a fridge. A good location, I prefer the NYC store near 23rd St, like Boston too. I'm looking forward to trying the new location near my home that recently opened in Aventura, FL. Tried a few samples of wine which was nice, some good ones. Tried a sample of the 20 Months Proscuitto Di Parma sold at the meat shop... really impressive! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED read more

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We decided to check out Eataly before our flight home from Chicago, and it was a great final stop to wrap up our trip. We shared the truffle pizza and the seafood linguine, pairing them with a Nebbiolo and a sparkling rosé. The Nebbiolo was a standout--a perfect match with the rich, earthy truffle pizza--while the sparkling rosé was a bit sweeter than we usually prefer. The seafood linguine was also enjoyable--light, flavorful, and full of fresh seafood without feeling too heavy. For dessert, we headed downstairs for baked goods and a cappuccino, which made for a nice, relaxing end to the meal. Eataly is a great spot if you're looking for a taste of Italy in a vibrant, market-style setting. Whether you're shopping for gifts, grabbing a bite, or just exploring, it's a fun and casual experience. You won't get the same vibe as a cozy, mom-and-pop Italian trattoria, but Eataly offers its own charm--part marketplace, part café, part wine bar--all under one roof. read more

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PSA! PSA: There may be nearly 5,000 good Yelp reviews but that was from Eataly's heyday. Any good customer review now is only because they got extremely lucky on their visit. This location is not what is used to be and has gone downhill in recent years. The staff they hire have gone downhill. Certainly not on par with the prices they charge, nor for the pretentious experience they are trying to create. Today 5/17/26, I ordered 4 items to-go at the Cafe Lavazza station on the first floor: three food items and a drink. I got home, and realized one of my items was missing. My immediate thought was the cashier did not bag my 4th food item. I was also open to the idea that maybe she never even rang the 4th item up but since they did not give me a receipt I wasn't sure. I only had my bank charge amount. So, around 12p, I called and asked for a manager. An AA female manager got on the phone and right away gave the lazy vibe that she was irritated, and bothered that she had to help a customer. I explained that I was missing an item but wasn't sure since I was not handed a receipt. I further explained that I was open to the fact that maybe it was never rang up, and that I was hoping she could check my receipt to tell me either way. She finally found my receipt, in an annoyed manner told me the 4th item was never rung up, THEN hung the phone up on me. I was shocked - but not really because as I mentioned, Eataly's recent hires have gone downhill. I was disappointed to experience a "manager" behave this way. This sorry excuse for a manager is the reason I will never frequent that station again. Eataly do better and please hire intelligent, capabable, and helpful managers in the future. And get rid of that one. read more

One of our favorite spots in the city! Always so fun! The focaccia is the die for! The buccatini is also a fave! Everything is wonderful! You can't go wrong! read more

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I stopped into Eataly while staying nearby for business. I didn't really need anything but prior visits to other Eatalys got me curious. The interior is nice and clean. You'll find a few floors of shopping and dining available. I did get a glass of wine which you can wonder around the store with. They have quite a few tempting products here that you may not find elsewhere. The pasta sauce section alone has lots of tasty looking options. I enjoyed strolling around the store with some decent wine as there is lots to look at here. I was traveling the next day and didn't really have room for much but I did enjoy the offerings. I got some chocolates for SCW on my way out and used the self service checkout. Quick and easy. I'd certainly stop in again in the future. read more

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Dined in on Sunday night. This is a grocery store not an authentic restaurant which was highly disappointing. Not authentic Italian. The waiter was slow. My guest asked for a well done burger without bacon he was served a bloody raw burger with bacon. The branzino tasted good but it was small and overpriced. I will not return. read more

We went back to Eataly recently to order dinner after a hectic event downtown. It was such a relief to find somewhere that wasn't packed with patrons after the busy event (and that was still taking orders around 7pm). Given that we were with small children, we opted for one of the quick service restaurants near the 2nd floor escalators. I believe the counter was Pasta & More. Given the time, they were out of quite a few items, but we were still able to order the gnocchi and tagliatelle with ragu. The order came out quickly, and I would say the tagliatelle was quite tasty. However, the gnocchi was a littel strange for me in a tomato sauce. The creamy nature of the apsta and acidity of the sauce didn't balance well. However, gelato was divine. We had a chocolate and a biscoff flavor and polished off a medium sized cup within a matter of minutes. Delightful! Prices are pretty hefty throughout the store, with a bottled lemon soda nearly $5. However, if you're willing to splurge a little, everything is pretty delightful. I was eyeing their tiramisus for sale near the front, and I would say it looked well worth the price tag. The one issue I ran into was access to the bathroom. Along with a few other people, we were waiting for staff to clean the bathrooms for several minutes. Fortunately, someone else asked staff for other restroom access, and they directed us to the back of a restaurant. I feel bad for anyone still waiting when I used the other restroom since the main restrooms were still closed for maintenance (a solid 20 minutes at least). It's obviously great they have good hygiene standards, but timing was just rough for anyone finishing up at the event downtown. Honestly, great experience as always. Neighboring parking garages are quite pricey, so I would check online for best deals or simply take the train. It does seem like you can validate at Eataly depending on if you go for a seated meal (but I would check online first or ask staff). read more

When in Chicago for marathon weekend, carb-loading is practically a sport and Eataly seemed like a great place to do it. I came here with two friends (spectators, not runners) and while the environment was lively and fun, I have to admit... Eataly always feels a little overrated and definitely overpriced. I ordered the ravioli Nerano without zucchini and my friend went for the polpette. Both were tasty, but $28.50 for ravioli? No, thank you. Our server, Andre L., was pleasant and I'm pretty sure he was straight from Italy which was a nice touch and definitely added some authenticity to the experience. The space itself was gorgeous and busy. Overall, a solid spot for a pre-race carboload, but not somewhere I'm planning to rush back to. I'm very thankful for the pasta but not so much the price tag. read more

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I placed an online order with Eataly. Received a confirmation. Eataly cancelled my order 15 minutes before delivery. They kept the money. They did not refund. Messages to them were not returned. This was on May 2nd. read more

I was so impressed by Eataly's restaurant in the middle of their store that combines 4 different kitchens. We ate lunch and really enjoyed our meal and the cute design of the restaurant tucked within the store. Tried: mushroom and spinach pasta, burrata pizza, italian sugar-free cola Loved: the burrata pizza was a highlight - the burrata was fresh and the pizza crust was so good. The service was also fantastic and so quick! read more

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Enjoyed dinner here very much! My server was attentive and knowledgeable about the menu! Traditional Italian meals with lots variety! Pizza and pasta are their specialty but they have meat and fish. Home made pasta and some from Italy! Nice selection of cocktails, beer and wine! The location is set up like a market on the first floor with coffee, bakery items and deserts all for reasonable prices! Make sure you go upstairs! There's more market items, a cooking school with events and a couple restaurants! It's all one place but set up like you can choose between two restaurants. The vibe was cool and it was an easy in and out for a night that was not too busy! read more

Our plans to eat Chicago Deep Dish Pizza on Thanksgiving didn't work out, so Eataly was the spot for a pre-dinner snack! A party of 8 had a relatively easy time finding a spot to eat..the crew shared a family-sized margaritas pizza. Crust was deliciously crispy and sauce yummy..in my opinion, it may have needed a smidgen of salt, pepper, and red chilli pepper for added depth to the sauce, but nonetheless, it was delicious. read more

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This place has it all, it has coffee, drinks, food, and deserts to enjoy while you are shopping. I really enjoy this grocery store and they have some great products. We got a bunch of their fresh items along with their packaged items and we were excited to try everything at home. We made all the fresh items immediately and can't wait to try the other items. The employees were very helpful when trying to find something or to pair something with something else. I highly recommend checking this place out. read more

We absolutely love Italy and we're trying to find out that there was one near our hotel in Chicago. They have so many great products imported all the way from Italy and neighboring countries. We had lunch at the pasta restaurant and tried the gluten free carbonara, which we loved! We went back on a Sunday and were surprised to see the amount of samples they offer, including wine. Wish we had room in our luggage to bring some home. The staff is super friendly and helpful! read more

Eataly - Chicago - GF Rigatoni alla Carbonara - Pizza Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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Like a kid in a candy store, I wandered aisles of specialty Italian pastas and sauces and snacks I'd never seen before. High quality grab-and-go meals and nosh. Several restaurants inside with a spectrum of pricing depending on your occasion. This was delightful and delicious. Beautiful and almost overwhelming, something new to discover at every turn. I got a lot of helpful guidance in the wine section. Great for date night, hanging with friends, or casual lunch! read more

Eataly is neat market, grab and go, and restaurant on several levels. I had the lunch special which was a pasta and salad. The Caesar salad was excellent. I chose the gnocchi as my pasta. The cheese was very gooey and delectable. Although crowded, service was still fast and I highly recommend this for a quicker lunch spot with tasty food. read more

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