- Italian
Vivo
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Ratings and Reviews for Vivo
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May 15 2012
Christina P. via Yelp
I have been to Vivo many times over the years. The service has always been adequate. The downstairs seating is typically crowded and cramped, but the...read more
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Apr 29 2012
Sam C. via Yelp
have been coming here for 10 years - still a classy neighborhood favorite. their bread is always warm and fresh, with amazing olive oil mix to dip it into....read more
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Apr 23 2012
L M. via Yelp
We had a private event in the private event space on the 2nd floor and it was perfect. The event space is super cool and chic and is great for a rehearsal...read more
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Nov 30 2008
trueblue80 via Citysearch
I have always enjoyed hitting this unique spot in the west loop for a great meal and a great time. The service is not stuffy and t...read more
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Nov 24 2008
Freejack via Citysearch
I've been a restaurant owner in San Antonio, Texas for 15 years, so when I was in Chicago on business I decided to check out Vivo,...read more
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Sep 17 2008
Joangie via Citysearch
I took a friend to Vivo's for his birthday after telling him how many times over the past 10 years I had enjoyed the food and serv...read more
The Scene
Few of Randolph Street's chic eateries have aged as well as Vivo, whose stylish, stripped-down feel has kept the crowds coming for more than 10 years. The lofty dining room's exposed-brick walls are stacked high with wine bottles; lighting spotlights each white-clothed table, where young couples rub elbows with their neighbors in the tightly packed, buzzing dining room.
The Food
The upscale Italian menu is contemporary, with excellent meat and seafood dishes thrown in with the requisite pastas. Sun-dried tomato polenta with wild mushroom glaze is hearty and not too rich--a perfect starter. Pastas are good: Standouts include black linguine tossed with lump crabmeat, and rigatoni with sausage and peas in a creamy goat cheese sauce. Herb-crusted tuna is light and perfectly cooked; so is fillet with Gorgonzola sauce, almost upstaged by fragrant rosemary potatoes. For dessert, gelato is the only way to go.
