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Trattoria No. 10
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Ratings and Reviews for Trattoria No. 10
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May 03 2012
Farha K. via Yelp
I should probably start off by saying that I'm never really blown away by italian food since it's mostly pastas and sauce.. having said that let me tell you...read more
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Apr 14 2012
Mary Y. via Yelp
Trattoria, you are still my favorite in Chicago. This last visit I was a little disappointed with the Proscuitto e Melon, the proscuitto did not meet the...read more
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Apr 12 2012
Danny P. via Yelp
Hard to find pasta made right these days. T 10 does it right.read more
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Nov 10 2008
missjenna1 via Citysearch
My fave - the butternut squash Ravioli. DELISH. Portions are a little small - but the food is really good. Lovely looking restaura...read more
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Jul 15 2008
via Citysearch
The Tratroria Restaurant is popular, which makes it very crowded at times. I much prefer going in the off hours, when you can at ...read more
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Jun 22 2008
adesma via Citysearch
very dissipointed went with one other couple before a show and only one of us enjoyed there meal my steak was way overcooked i ord...read more
The Scene
A cheerful trompe l'oeil mural fills the walls around an open stairway that leads down into the restaurant. Low ceilings, wood furnishings, textured cream walls and red-speckled tile floor create a warm, inviting atmosphere. Understated arches divide the large dining room into intimate spaces, and overall dim lighting is cleverly complemented by table spotlights.
The Food
The menu is divided the Italian way, with antipasti followed by pasta, then a course of meat and fish entrees. Start with tomato basil soup, tuna carpaccio, polenta or the simply delicious field greens sweetened with candied walnuts. Pasta dishes are filling on their own and include risotto with sauteed chicken, farfalle with duck confit, orrecchiette with homemade Italian sausage, and several ravioli dishes--try the butternut squash, farm-fresh and subtly sweet. Linguine is full of roasted eggplant and plum tomatoes, with a rich and flavorful finish of basil, capers and chunks of smoked mozzarella.