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Vivere
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Ratings and Reviews for Vivere
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May 04 2012
Christina H. via Yelp
someone recommended Vivere to me after they visited on a business trip recently. while they had great service, nice wine and good food i unfortunately had a...read more
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Feb 22 2012
Karen B. via Yelp
I've been to the Italian Restaurant upstairs and was excited to try Vivere for Restaurant Week on the main level as I had heard wonderful things about the...read more
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Feb 15 2012
Anna S. via Yelp
Good food and cozy placeread more
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Mar 30 2009
davisjenn via Citysearch
I recently dined at Vivere, and it was amazing. We had been to the Village on many other occasions, but hadn't tried Vivere. We ...read more
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Mar 27 2009
bearsbob via Citysearch
Vivere is one of three restaurants at the Italian Village. I think its very romantic and a great date spot. The wine list is inc...read more
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Nov 26 2008
via Citysearch
i haent been back in chicago in years, and when i came to visit my family and i ate at Vivere. we had a lovely experience. our wai...read more
The Scene
All swirly reds and golds, with hanging light fixtures and trippy copper sculptures, stylish Vivere is the mod, slightly rebellious youngster among the three Italian Village restaurants (La Cantina and Italian Village are the others). Despite its flashy style, the place is warm and intimate, thanks to cozy two-person booths and a low-ceilinged bar. The room teems with power-lunching businesspeople at noontime and theatergoing families and couples at dinner.
The Food
Spaghetti and meatballs? Forget it. The light, contemporary Italian cuisine is as daring as the decor--and it can be just as thrilling. Ravioli are filled with fragrant, sweet, spiced butternut squash and cooked in sizzling brown butter; pan-roasted duck breast is plated with chestnuts, apples and onions, and kissed with apple cider-celery broth; and mushroom tortine melts heavenly smooth and creamy in the mouth.