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This Italian grocery and restaurant in one place. This unique market has many departments. It has grocery, dessert, wine, kitchens ware, fast food, restaurants and more. The aged beef and Kobe beef can be found here. I got the mango gelato for the taste. We also got some cookies for souvenirs. I did not try their distillery beer. The food restaurants at second floor seem like delicious.
I love going to the Eataly in NYC so I was excited when I saw that there is one in Chicago. Eataly has everything! It sells baked goods, desserts and gelato, seafood, pasta, wine, and it also has a restaurant. The gelato was great. I ordered the tagliatelle alla bolognese. The pasta was made in-house and delicious. I wish it had a little more sauce though. The restaurant was packed so the pasta took a while to arrive.
The most amazing, beautiful and elegant space. I wish I was able to have captured all the spaces within the Eataly space. We weren't aware of the different aspects within. If you love Italian food, Italian pasta, pastries, pizza,wine they have it all. We had fettuccine, with a side of chicken breast. The chicken was so moist. It was grilled to perfection. The focaccia was out of this world. It was airy. Just amazing with the best olive oil. They gave us a side of salt for the bread to add with the dipped olive oil and it just blended and melted together. Every bite was just beyond words. My wife had the Branzino. It was stuffed with aromatics that not only you could see, but also smell and taste. While garlic , rosemary, and lemons. It sat on a bed of fingerling potatoes, lemons and tomatoes. This was one of the most amazing experiences we have had. We cannot wait to visit another Eataly.
First time ever at eatly, and I'd go again. We had the pizza, charcuterie board, tiramisu and the wine flight. It was all great, I wish I knew more of the place to start. I rushed to get a pizza on the first floor. But later found the restaurant upstairs. If I lived in the city I would absolutely shop for food or eat here often. It's a nice chill place and I can tell people love to hang out here especially on Friday night. Place was decently clean, service at the places we are also decent. All in all great experience
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.
Don't want it to get too busy but they do have a great $9 only spritz for two weeks! Only at their la pizza resto upstairs ! I got the limone gin spritz and the Campari spritz! My server Carlo was warm and kind. He's from Genoa where I visited in sep of 2022! It's not a larger city like Milan or Venice but it has its wonderful Italian charm! Highly recommend these two drink! Boozy and refreshing!
Eataly is a cool spot. I got to Chicago super early before my hotel was ready, so I hopped on Yelp to look for a cafe. This was close to my hotel, and I've obviously heard about it as a tourist destination, so I was excited to go. The cafe space itself was great to get work done and grab a coffee. Seating was ample and over all clean. They serve Lavazza coffee which is great, and definitely elevates the experience. This counter/ cafe area low key reminds me of a mini food hall, and I really loved the amount of options that were offered. They have pizza, a bakery, gelato, pasta, and packed/ ready to go options. Since I had time, I decided to stay parked and grabbed a slice of pizza. It's Roman style, and you can tell the ingredients are fresh. It wasn't my favorite but it wasn't bad! It was hard to decide which one to get, but I got prosciutto. It is a bit pricy, but that's downtown Chicago. I got a chance to look around at the market area and the store is really cool. They have everything you need for the kitchen. The staff was super awesome too, I thought I lost my wallet and they were very helpful. I'd go back and try something else next time!
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!
Fun time at Eataly Chicago. Great selection of Italian food, sauces, oils, and wine! Butcher, fish monger, fresh cheeses to select from as well. If you're hungry (and thirsty) go up the 2nd floor and enjoy a nibble and glass of wine!
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.
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!
Beautiful ambience not too busy and chaotic. We had a reservation but definitely didn't need one. We were seated promptly after doing some shopping on the bottom floor. Server came to us rapid fast and placed our order within minutes. The cheese wheel served table side was PHENOMENAL 10/10 recommend. The pizza was also fresh out of the oven we were able to watch from our table. Truly a heartwarming experience and would absolutely go again.
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.
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There is a lot to love about the Eataly brand including the variety of options all under one roof. You can eat, drink and shop to your Italian hearts content. The Venchi shop is a favorite due to the bombolonis. Here comes the frustration...at each out our visits, three now, the only filling is tiramisu. It's delicious but at 12pm why are the other flavors not available? Next, I saw beautiful bottles of Italian fragola (strawberry) syrup on a shelf at the gelato stand. I asked what it is used for and told it's for the coffee, dessert, sandwich shop across the way. I want to buy a bottle! So, I went across the way and was told that they don't sell it there but in the store. So I walked around and upstairs with no luck. Finally spoke with a guy loading wine and he said it wasn't sold and we both agreed it is a missed opportunity. Ugh! Lidia, in case you are reading this review, please take note No matter what, Eataly is a feast for the eyes and your tummy! Buon appetito! read more
My server was over the moon - the best in years. I was solo on a trip. It can be lonely at a table for one. She was like eating at a friend's house. The lunch special is an app, salad or pasta. I had aroncini. - Italian rice balls. A side of marinara would have been nice. They were crispy and delicious. My Caesar salad was made with gem romaine. My amazing server grated fresh Romano cheese. Bella! read more
I couldn't find the Eataly panettone at this location they're open pretty late and have 2 floors of Italian marketplace + multiple restaurants. The espresso martini tiramisu was pretty tasty. It was mostly cream and not much cake, but the light coffee flavour was quite yummy. read more
I came here twice during my conference, which was held across the street at the Marriott. At first, I thought the prices were steep for a large coffee and a croissant with prosciutto at $14. But I went to another cafe and it was the 25% more. I love this place because of the friendly staff, quick service and the free sparkling water, which was refreshing after my run and served as a palate cleanser. Going forward, I will seek out Eatelys in the future. Come and enjoy this place! It is only two blocks from the hustle and bustle of Michigan Ave read more
1 year ago
Like most Eataly locations, lots of selections, fresh to order and take home. This one is no different. read more
9 months ago
Such a fantastic, authentic Italian market and restaurants! The pasta was so so so good. Mocktail was tasty! Service was excellent by our server - the GM was kind of rude tho - my Canadian friends card didn't work so she ran her other and it did and he was super hard to understand and not a good communicator. read more
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Some of the pastas (Arbiatta and Cacio e Pepe) were way too salty (Pacorino they used was very salty) and mediocre altogether. Fried zucchini was nice. Margarita pizza was ok. Cook's attitude wasn't great when we sent dishes back to the kitchen. Had great experiences in their NYC and Vegas locations years ago, not sure if the brand has deteriorated or just a local issue. To be fair coffee downstairs is very good and so was the tiramisu from the fridge. read more
8 months ago
Best Italian food in Chicago city . We love going there every year around Christmas . Service was amazing , food was perfect and the cocktails as well . We had great time as always . Love the Christmas ambiance and every else . read more
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I love the first floor in Eataly for a quick bite. The counters are all grab & go style, with lots of seating available. My friends and I got a bit of everything to try. The pizza was all soft and fluffy. I liked the sauce on the pepperoni slice, but my favorite was the mushroom slice. read more
11 months ago
Another beautiful experience at Eataly! I signed up for the hands-on Neapolitan Pizza making class. It was great! We were greeted with a nice glass of Prosecco and escorted to a beautiful table. There were twelve of us and we were all first timers. Our host was funny, friendly and patient. The dough took the longest to prepare. When we were done playing around with it, it was wrapped in plastic and boxed up. It takes twenty-four hours for a good Italian dough to proof. Thankful and grateful for the restaurant having enough dough prepared for us to each make our own pizza. Of course, we had to shape it, stretch it and top it. I was getting hangry but the second glass of Prosecco helped. Besides, it only takes 90 seconds for the pizza to finish in the 900 degree oven. So much fun!!! read more
This has been a fun stop for a meal, while passing through the grocery items. The food in the past has been full of flavor and fresh. This time the focaccia was two day old dry, the focaccia we bought in the grocery items was fresher than today in a restaurant. The salad had fresh lettuce and nice flavor. The spaghetto also pomodoro was salt, was suppose to have peppers, but maybe saw one. The pasta was cooked perfectly. The service was quick and present, but not overly attentive nor hovering. Even when busy it did not seem too loud with clatter or chatter. The restrooms were not the cleanest, for restaurants, could have used attention and it was early in the day. read more
We went to the alpina pop up which was super cool and something that we accidentally did but was pleasantly surprised. The food and drinks were good. The customer service was excellent and caring! They got us a table right away and even let my friend get another dish because she didn't like her first pasta. The ambiance was great it was a busy day when we went but still was great and didn't even have to wait! read more
On a recent visit to Chicago, I stopped in Eataly as I had heard so much about it. The size and scope are a bit overwhelming at first. I did not eat in their restaurant but did get some gelato to go which was very good. I also bought some items to take home to Phoenix to cook later. Impressed with the variety and quality of all products. The vast selections of sauces, dried pastas, fresh cut pastas, olive oils, cheeses and cured meats. Cast wine selection, my favorite limoncello. Also a variety of housewares. And ohhh the desserts looked sooo good! Can't forget those! The service people I encountered were all helpful and friendly. Next time I am back in Chicago I will definitely stop in for a meal. read more
10 months ago
The ambiance is amazing!!!! Great food, desserts, wine, AND shopping! What more could a girl ask for! read more
1 year ago
Eataly is more of an experience than a grocery store or restaurant. The food isn't bad, I've tried several of the restaurants. It is definitely overpriced but it's decent. They have cooking classes as well, but I would avoid the desert as it is more construction than cooking. read more
1 year ago
Stopped by one of our favorite Italian all around stores tonight. We had some simple gelato and a slice of pizza with a glass of red wine... overall it was delicious as usual. Highly recommend trying Eataly Chicago if you're a tourist or even a locals who craves good food and great atmosphere. read more
We don't have an Eataly in the DMV yet, so I was excited to finally check this place out while in Chicago. I wasn't disappointed! DC folks in the know will probably make a comparison to Litteri's (Annapolis, think Giolitti's). The difference is, this shop is WAY bigger! Think a two story department store that only sells Italian food and wine, plus has restaurants and other cooking products. It's immense! The store doesn't carry your standard local grocery store products, either. No "Di Cecco" or "San Giorgio" or the like. Everything seems to be very niche, very ... "imported." LOL! But, the quality does look to be on par with the prices. I didn't come here to shop, though (sadly); I was here for lunch. The upstairs restaurant did not disappoint! I ordered the seasonal ravioli, which was stuffed with cheese and served in a light tomato sauce. The pasta was slightly undercooked (think pre-al-dente), but it was still very delicious. You could tell it was handmade. We shared a few dishes at the table, so I can say that the focaccia and burrata are NOT to be missed!! Amazing taste and quality!! I'd easily order them both myself. I tried a bite of the cacio e pepe as well, and that one is also on my "to order" list! Small note, but not to be missed is the imported Molecola. Short version: it's Italian Coca-Cola, but probably better. I love this stuff and I was so excited to see it on the menu. They had other Italian sodas as well, also well worth trying. There were several food stands downstairs too, like a mini-Italian-food-court kind of setup. They had freshly baked pizza, gelato, sandwiches, lunch plates (like micro-charcuterie), and I think one or two other stands. I was there for the upstairs restaurant, so I don't remember every stall, but it looked really appealing! I get that this place is expensive... it's in downtown Chicago right off the Magnificent Mile. It's in a desirable part of town. Also, the food and service quality were superb. So, it's worth it, believe me. They do cooking classes and other events, but I was only here (as a tourist) for lunch. Whatever the case, it's worth checking out! read more
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All I can say is wow. The first bite of the pizza and I knew I would definitely come back here again. The crust is crispy and the sauce taste homemade. The latte was also really good, not too sweet. read more
10 months ago
Wow! Wow! Wow! Was I overwhelmed with all there is to offer inside of Eataly Chicago. This store was around the corner from our hotel and I just stopped in out of curiosity and WOW the variety of products to buy from flowers and wine to dining in or ordering to go. A foodie's version of heaven I would say. I bought some sauces, pasta, chocolates, and even some gifts to take home for people. Also I love my Eataly net bag I bought as I was at checkout. So cute and wish there was one of these in Pittsburgh. read more
Coming to Eataly is always an experience. I love how big this place is and how many different things there are to try. I went up to the top floor and they had a fun theme going on, so I stopped by the bar for a drink. The bartender was friendly and the drink was delicious. Parking is difficult, but that's just the area. read more
1 year ago
My date booked a tiramisu making class at Eataly. We walked in and we were treated with Prosecco. The space was very nicely set up. We got a demo of mascarpone cheese making from our Chef Instructor - Jose. He was very good in sharing key tips. He also led all us through each step and shared the recipe card. We made non traditional version - it was strawberry tiramisu. I enjoyed this class a lot and now I want to check out other classes as well. read more
I was visiting Chicago for two days and had my friend who was born and raised here take me around. This place was amazing. I live near San Francisco and it doesn't have anything like this. Very high-end and very large. You can come into shop for groceries including hundreds of cheeses and hundreds of meats. You can dine in at a restaurant or have a drink at the bar. There's live music And plenty of people. read more
1 year ago
We were there for the pasta making class. Chef Jose was a fantastic instructor. For the first time we didn't do bad with the pasta making. The food and wine served along with the class was delicious. Very comfortable atmosphere very welcoming staff. I would definitely suggest possibly making class to anyone considering taking a class at Eataly. read more
This is one of the smaller Eatalys that I have been to, and I wasn't overly shocked by it. Nearly all of the upstairs is the restaurants and wine shop, but the problem was both the escalators and the elevator were broken. Not ideal for handicap or parents. The shopping was a lot smaller than I expected and there were less little stands to grab goods at. This probably isn't an eataly I'd go out of my way for again. read more
2 years ago
This was a fun experience. Lots of fresh pasta, cheeses, meats, pizza and more. In addition to ready made items you can indulge in seasonings, personal goods (lotion, hair care, etc) and chocolates, all made in Italy. We got some pasta, pizza, salad and baked goods to go. All were excellent except the pasta was a handful of noodles sort of stuck together which required cutting by a knife. I could have spent a lot of time here checking out the various specialty items if we had more time. I recommend! read more
1 year ago
Nice restaurant with great ambiance and service! Food was delicious. We ordered pizza Diavola pizza, Tagliatelle alla Bolognese, Bucatini alla Carbonara, and Tonnarelli Nero. All entrees were tasty and flavorful. You should give this place a try. read more
2 months ago
Overall, I did not enjoy this strange turn from Italian food I am used to. I am not sure if this place is a fusion restaurant with another culture because the food that I was expecting to be Italian was not giving Italy. Typical bruschetta you see has tomato, which was what I was hoping for when I ordered it, but there were no tomatoes at all. Instead, there were green peas, and a whole lot of cheeses on top consisting of whipped ricotta cheese. The taste made me regret getting the bruschetta, which I usually love. And the gnocchi dish... don't even get me started. The texture made me think I was eating raw dough from my baking sessions. It looked promising when the dish first came out, but the mozzarella cheese on top was chewier than the gnocchi itself. The gnocchi would just become a strange mash when poked with by my fork. The gnocchi was overcooked which resulted in a mushy paste when it should have been pillowy and have a slight resistance when bitten into. Maybe their other foods may have been good, but the combo I got was not filling. I barely touched the gnocchi. read more
5 months ago
Yum! I haven't been here in a LONG time and it still tastes delicious! We got the calamari, bruschetta primavera, and zucchini fritters. We also got this pasta with light cream sauce and shrimp, and pizza marinara. We got the week restaurant deal with 2 for $26..1 app and 1 main course. You can also order wine that pours about 3-4 glasses from $30-60. Calamari was delicious but it was small with fried zucchini. I felt I got cheated on this for $21. I expected more. Zucchini fritters- yummmm! It tasted like buttered pretzel bread and zucchini. Bruschetta Primavera was not what we expected. Definitely needed to read the description. It was whipped ricotta with basil, pesto, and greens. It was okay. A bit heavy! Maybe add some truffle Pasta with shrimp- delicious! The angel hair pasta was so fresh! Shrimp was delicious. I could had more! Pizza marinara- we didn't know that it was just literally bread with sauce. I thought it was margarita pizza. Liessss Wine was delicious that the waiter recommended. Service was on point. We loved having an Italian waiter. It literally felt like you were in Italy. He was so attentive! read more
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43 East Ohio St
Chicago, IL 60611
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Where to park the car?
On the street or there's a parking garage. The closest garage is located one block west of Eataly at…
What is the dress code for the restaurant?
It's very relaxed. Most people are very casual.
Can people study and/or work remotely here?
People bring i their laptops and have coffee, gelato and pizza downstairs. They have tables. It does get crowded after 11am
Are reservations required?
You can walk around the entire facility, purchase things get some espresso, etc. But if you're going to eat at any one of the restaurants and there's a number of them I would highly recommend a reservation
Is there parking available?
There is a parking garage one block west of Eataly (10 E Grand Ave). It is accessible via Ohio St, Grand Ave, and Wabash Ave. If you have a $20 Eataly purchase (restaurant or retail counter), 0-60 min are free, 61 min to 3 hours is $12. Regular…
Has anyone eaten any delicious vegan food here?
Yes. They offer pasta with marinara and veggies.
Do they have cannolis as soon as they open in the mornings or should I call ahead?
The cannoli bar isn't open until 11
Does the have "food consultants" that can assist customers with ideas on how to use certain products? If not, that would be awesome. There were many items that seemed interesting, but I was unsure on how to use the ingredient.
Yes absolutely we had a young lady named Maria help us and even gave us samples to taste. The staff are sent to Italy to learn about the products and their origins.
Is it going to be open this 31st December 2018 to 2nd Jan 2019? As we are going for vacation to Chicago and would love to try this and other places!. Thanks!
Yes, they are having a big New Years Eve party there
Does eataly accept ebt? My grandmother loves it here and wants me to go grab some items for her.
No. Unfortunately, they do not accept EBT as a form of payment at this time.
Is this a good place to come for a birthday party of maybe 20 people? Does everyone get the food they want and pay separately?
I would have to say no. Unless ur planning a reservation at one of their sit down restaurants, there is no guarantee that all of you would be able to sit together just out in the market place.…
We found Eataly during our last visit to Chicago and loved it. We are returning in March over a weekend and heard that the lines can be very long. Are there certain times which are better, maybe 5 or 6pm?
On the few times I have gone, it's best before noon and after 8pm. People go for lunch and after work people get together for wine and charcuterie boards
Is breakfast served? Found out they serve breakfast panini sandwiches w eggs and bacon and have crepes via Nutella bar.
An American style breakfast was not however if your looking to enjoy a good cappuccino / espresso and pastry or cold cuts and bread or a sweet nutella crepe this will work.
Do any of the places have gift baskets with Mexican food?
Ciao! No, we do not carry any Mexican food. We carry products made in Italy or the U.S. only. Grazie!
Do you know if any companies that deliver prime rib sandwich from here?
Ciao Julie, we deliver prime rib sandwiches from Caviar at Trycaviar.com and you can also place an order via our catering team at chiprivatedining@eataly.com.…
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