Piccolo Sogno
- Neighborhood: Warehouse District
- 464 N. Halsted St.
- Chicago, IL 60622-7687
- 312-421-0077
Tony Priolo, the longtime exec chef at Tuscan-flaired Coco Pazzo, has partnered with wine specialist Ciro Longobardo to open Piccolo Sogno (“little dream”) in the former Timo/Thyme address in River West. Priolo's menu features reasonably priced Italian fare with dishes from multiple regions (Priolo trained in Tuscany and Longobardo hails from Naples). Look for choices such as traditional wood-fired white pizza with arugula, mozzarella and Parmigiano-Reggiano; slow-roasted pork seasoned with fennel and herbs; and straw and hay ribbon pasta with veal ragu. The rehabbed restaurant now features Venetian plastered walls, terrazzo floors, an Italian marble bar and glass chandeliers from Murano. They’re keeping the secluded, well landscaped patio with great views of the Loop skyline but adding some upgrades, including glass doors between the dining room and the patio to help bring the alfreco vibe inside.
Getting There
- Cross Streets:
- Halsted St., Milwaukee Ave. and Grand Ave.
- Public Transportation:
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Blue Line train: Grand Stop
CTA bus: 65 Grand
- Wheelchair Access:
- Yes
The Basics
- Hours:
- 5-10:30 p.m. Monday-Friday; 5-11 p.m. Saturday; 5-9:30 p.m. Sunday
- Cuisine:
- Italian
- Meals Served:
- Dinner. Lunch slated to begin late summer/early fall
- Price Range:
- $12-$24
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar. All-Italian wine list by the glass, carafina and bottle.
Features
- Payment Methods:
- Major Credit Cards
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes. For over 100
- Seating :
- Yes
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"Wonderful"
60611Diner from River North - July 22, 2008
Quiet garden space, good wine, great food, reasonable prices. A beautiful summer evening, the incredible outdoor patio and Chef Priolo's food made ...
Report This Comment"Amazing cafe - one of a kind in Chicago"
bnnynbrone from streeterville - July 21, 2008
We came one week after opening. AMAZING food, ambience, ingredients, price. Amazing how smooth after one week open. The FINEST oil, balsamic ( i...
Report This Comment"Itallian Restaurants should know how to Prepare Risotto"
Gustavo from West Loop - July 21, 2008
We loved Thyme/Timo so we had hoped this would be more of the same high quality, seasonal offerings in one of the city's best dining gardens. The g...
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3.8





