Capitinini family has served up Italian cuisine to Chicagoans for generations

The Capitinini family runs the oldest Italian restaurant in Chicago. For nearly 94 years, the Italian Village restaurants have been serving up Italian cuisine along with memories and tradition. The Capitinini family is one of Chicago’s Very Own.

[@barefoodbangkokhostbytaksi2735]

I used to worked there at Vivire part time as Hostess while going to school. Very proud of that memory.Gina and her family was super wonderful people to work for. Miss you Chicago. Now I am living in Bangkok.

[@stephenclabaugh2651]

94 years old.😀😀😀I am going to check it out

[@fred.e_b8171]

Love the ambience of the second floor and the food is amazing.

[@gregory46236]

Been going there since I was a kid in the early 60s. Absolutely love the Canalonni

[@jimwichelecki8275]

Its a special place. One of the many jewels of the chicago restaurant scene

[@tsarbombacrazy88tsarbomba47]

Very nice place, the ambience and music is amazing, but it feels a bit lonely without anyone else being there, but it feels lively when there's a lot of people

[@AnnieWarbux]

It's been years but, I cannot wait to make it to the City, go to the Village and enjoy the Vesuvio! (With NO peas!!)😉

[@pongohuston8666]

The Lockdown will destroy all restaurants!

[@kate7478]

It’s already happened in Chicago. Three of my favorites are permanently closed.

[@gregory46236]

Not all

[@Hash2009]

Definitely check it out!

[@johnfroelich8554]

Al Capone could've eaten there...

[@uwijsmssmsms9925]

Wouldn’t be supervised if there’s a secret door to a speak easy in there lol

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