Restaurants in Illinois

Illinois was recognized as a state, by the United States of America in 1818. Although Illinois has had a turbulent history, today it is without doubt a land of diversity and prosperity. Bulls and Bears rein supreme in the sporting arenas of Chicago. Live theatre, museums and daytimes favorite talk show can all be found in Illinois. Outdoor activities are found throughout Illinois year-round. Visitors and residents can always find something to do in Illinois.

Illinois was also home to President Abraham Lincoln and his wife Mary Todd Lincoln. It was here that this great leader began his career in politics. After trying his hand a several different jobs, Lincoln ran for the Illinois Senate seat. He lost. However, the election and debate he participated in caught the attention of the Republican National Party and he was soon nominated and elected as President of the United States.

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We serve honest-to-goodness, Italian home-style cooking, skillfully prepared with respect for the finest ingredients we can search out. The menu changes often, based on what's best in the market. Our bias is toward local and organic producers. Here's how it's been described lately: Chicago: Anteprima's pastas break free of the ordinary. Tagliatelle with duck ragù and with prosciutto ragù are both tiptop. Or you might get hooked on pasta packets stuffed with herb ricotta and chard in asparagus butter sauce, only to switch your allegiance on your next visit to tender ravioli spinach pasta filled with porcini and other mushrooms in mushroom cream with pine nuts. Metromix: Look for opening menu selections like grilled octopus, wood-grilled whole fish, orecchiette with lamb sausage, and tagliatelle with prosciutto ragù. Time Out Chicago: Balsamic and honey-laced quail, perfectly roasted so that the crispy skin gives way to juicy, tender meat, while borlotti beans offer smoky contrast to the bird's sweet marinade.

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