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Rose Angelis
Menu for Rose Angelis
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Ratings and Reviews for Rose Angelis
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May 09 2012
First L. via Yelp
This is typed with a heavy heart and an even heavier stomach. This used to be a great place, but the food combinations are now baffling. A recent visit...read more
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May 05 2012
J F. via Yelp
I've never done a review on Yelp and frankly never used my Yelp account for anything other than finding restaurants' locations but the food was so...read more
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Apr 30 2012
Jonathan T. via Yelp
This place is a great find. The restaurant itself is a little vintage building tucked away on Wrightwood near Southport. It's really intimate so it's an...read more
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Oct 04 2008
EmmaGoldman via Citysearch
This will be the third year we are going for my birthday. We love having a tradition and we love the atmosphere, wine and VEGETARI...read more
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Aug 31 2008
WizardOne via Citysearch
We decided to try this restaurant rather than the old stand-bys, Taylor Street etc,...& really glad we did, friendly staff from st...read more
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Apr 16 2008
via Citysearch
This seems to be a very popular place, but I was disappointed when I went for dinner. I found that the food was heavy and not tha...read more
The Scene
Casual, familial Rose Angelis achieves the kind of garden-in-a-small-Italian-village ambience that The Olive Garden would kill for. A series of intimate rooms leads to the main dining area in back. Be prepared to say hello to several sincerely friendly waitstaff on your way in and out of the place.
The Food
There's no red meat on the regular menu, and no meat at all save for a couple of chicken and fish dishes--but otherwise, it's all traditional Italian dishes so good that even carnivores come back for more. Favorites include sweet, full-bodied ravioli alla Luigi (ricotta-filled ravioli served in a sundried-tomato cream sauce) and filling mezzalune al burro (ricotta and pesto filled spinach pasta in a light brown butter sauce). For dessert, white chocolate and pistachio cheesecake is light and heavenly, with a mouthwatering sauce.