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    Piatto Pronto

    4.3 (405 reviews)
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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Maureen M.

    Their sandwiches are fantastic. I alternate between the Amy's Favorite and the Southwest panino. The grainder isn't on their site menu. See what it looks like in person instead of relying on my photo. Don't forget to look at their precooked foods in the cooler and grocery items. It's a close spot for 00 flour if you make your own pasta.

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    Gabriel M.

    First time In Chicago and first timer here. I ordered a chicken parm on a roll. To be honest had to the worst chicken parm or even sandwich in general. Premade sauce. Microwaved chicken. And the sandwich was probably microwaved aswell I could tel by how hot the bread was. I also tried the broccoli cheddar soup and the chicken noodle. Both were dog shit. Worst soup I have ever had. My party ordered a chicken pesto and the sandwich was a simple one and that was hardly mid. Staff wasn't too friendly not talkative. The deli window has a water leak from the condensation and the water was dripping in a cup splashing on the cured meats. If I ever go back to Chicago I will not be stopping here. Food sucks and it was quite expensive.and if you are wanting to sit down and enjoy your lunch or whatever it may be. That will not be happening it's grab and go. Waste of money and time I waited about 20 minutes for my meal. Well I think I've said enough.

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    John C.

    My first time here. A cold sandwich on a cold day. Italian boy staple: I had the 12 inch Napolitano Sandwich - Soppressa ta, calaprese salami and prosciutto cotto with lettuce, tomato, oil and vinegar. Hit the spot. I also had the Mini Black & White Cookies from New York. Where else? OG - Highly Recommended. The key to eating a black and white cookie is that you wanna get some black and some white in each bite. Nothing mixes better than vanilla and chocolate. And yet still somehow racial harmony eludes us. If people would only look to the cookie, all our problems would be solved. I will be back my friends.

    Denyce M.

    My father-in-law, Daddy-O, passed away on Xmas Day. After his burial, I wanted to have people over for a light lunch. Daddy-O loved this place and it seemed a fitting thing to order the sandwiches he loved. We had scheduled a military burial for Daddy-O at 11:15 a.m. at Memorial Park Cemetery in Skokie, so I needed the sandwiches before we head out to the cemetery. I had called about four days in advance to see if they could make the order for me for a pick up at 9:30 a.m. that day as I needed to set up a lunch for a repass. The guy that answered the phone wasn't sure that the order could be made due to the time request, but would get back to me. About 15 mins later, the owner Mike calls me back. He first expressed his condolences on my loss and then proceeded to tell me that he would come in early to do the sandwiches for the 9:30 a.m. pick-up. When I got there, everything was ready and Mike helped me out to the car and again expressed his condolences. The sandwiches were great and everyone loved them. The sandwiches are about 12 inches in size, so for creating party trays, you can ask for them to be cut into fours. I particularly like The New Yorker with peppered pastrami. Their Dolce di Parma is also a solid choice (prosciutto, pesto, sundried tomato and basil) as well as the Napolitano (soppressata, calaprese salami and prosciutto cotto with lettuce, tomato, oil and vinegar or tapenade). And I got about four other types for variety, all equally good. There wasn't much left. The store itself is small, but packed with a lot of speciality items like jams, nuts, cookies, meats, sodas, etc., imported items that you are not likely to find in a Jewel or Mariano's. They also have homemade soups, sauces and pastas that are really good. Prices are not bad...the most expensive sandwich is The Big Easy (turkey, bacon, tomatoes, avocado, artichokes and pesto). This was one of the sandwiches I ordered and it was very good. But I am bias as it had lots of things I love all in one place. They also have wraps that are pretty tasty. I especially love South of the Border (oven roasted turkey, bacon, avocado, spicy Chihuahua cheese, red onion, homemade salsa, lettuce and tomato) and the Maui Wowi (spicy shrimp, crumbled goat cheese, green olives, wasabi dressing and lettuce and tomato). If you are a lover of subs and all things Italian, this is your place. FYI, there is 15 min parking on Olive Street so you can run in and out. Remember to put your flashers on.

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    the best well priced sandwiches!! they've got all kinds and awesome dessert variety too. i'm literally so tempted to get one everyday oof.

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    Really great loco business. The sandwiches are excellent. I always order ahead to avoid the wait. Highly recommend!

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    Prices circa Oct 2024.   Probably a good future reference for periodic check on food inflation rate.

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    Well slap your Abuela! She needs to come over here and get…read moresome lessons from them on how to REALLY cook. Trust me... As always, I am looking for new fantastic restaurants, and stores to try out, and share with: family, friends, and on Yelp. As you walk in it seems like a common corner store, groceries in the front, meat towards the rear. When I walked to the back I had a pretty good hunch this would be a great one. The fresh smell, it was very clean, and the amazing eye catching signage. You could feel like you just walked into in a sweet little store in Mexico. When they handed me the food I ordered I knew was on the right track. When I took my first bites I smiled, and knew, I needed to share this place. I was intrigued by the Pozole Verde sign out front. I had never had it before, so I placed my order for that and zero regrets. It comes out in a quart container with a plastic wrapped foam tray with: chopped onions, cilantro, radish, shredded cabbage, and mexican oregano. I added mostly everything but went easy on the oregano. The chunks of chicken were tender and not overcooked. The hominy and vegetables were just right as well. They have this to a science and it has to be near perfect. Now to the tacos: As you often see in neighborhood grocery stores the chorizo was hanging in back above the meat counter, so a house made chorizo taco was a given. The Al Pastor was reccomend by the one of the butchers, and I had a steak taco to round it, and myself, out. All I can say is that like the pozole everything was superb. Even the salsas.. I wish I knew of this place when I worked and lived in the area. I would definitely have known everyone there by name. I still smile thinking of it, and next time I'm in that hood, I will be there. I look forward to trying out a few more menu items, and picking up some of the fresh meat. So maybe don't slap Grandma... but you should at least pick her up and take her out to lunch here. Enjoy! #AlfieEats

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