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Help us make it rightBasil Leaf Cafe is a very nice place for a single guy or gal to just hang out and read a good book, or sip some wine from the house list. The staff serves up a bread basket which, if you're sitting on the patio, is passed to a waitress out through a service window in the wall. They serve decent pasta, as well, which always comes with Brushcetta Bread, topped with pesto, tomatoes and a lot of...
A "large selection" of "nicely prepared" pasta dishes is the "strength" of this "low-key" Northern Italian in Lincoln Park with a "cozy" feel for "not-too-noisy" lunches and dinners (especially weeknights); a few fault the "varied" menu as too "random", but the "friendly" "neighborhood" vibe and "reasonable prices" override that for regulars.
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The Basil Leaf's dining room is small and haphazardly decorated in a European country style. Every sizzle from the kitchen is audible, and the place buzzes nightly with dating... Pros + original pasta dishesgreat service Cons - uninspired appsawkward decodull wine list
Great linguini with meatballs and a really nice place to have dinner. Highly recommend.
Came here for some really fresh food.... CAlifornia style and was not disappointed. Autumn butternut squash soup was superb and the spinach salad was really fresh and delightful. Great...
Just had lunch here, ordered polenta with Gorgonzola and NY strip steak appetizer and half salad with cranberry and goat cheese. Great, sophisticated, fresh! Polenta was superbly crispy on the...
Definitely one of my favorite date places in the city. Super quiet and intimate atmosphere and everything is clean and well decorated. They start your meal with warm rolls and fruit infused...
We have gone to drink a few times. Now we had dinner before a show. Everything was outstanding. We were lucky enough to eat outside once but not this time. The service was great - our server recommended various beers to match with the food we ordered. Everything was outstanding - the food was great and the beer even better....
Basil Leaf Cafe can be found at N Clark St 2460. The following is offered: Cafes. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Chicago there are 83 other Cafes. An overview can be found here.
In 1984, Pastas Café restaurant opened its first location in New York and soon spread throughout theNorth Shore of Long Island. In 1988, we expanded our operation to the West Coast under the name PastaPrimavera. Although we are no longer affiliated with Pasta Primavera, we are responsible for the conceptand the creation of the menu. The following year, Pasta Villa of Pleasanton, CA, was opened...
"Chicago's Very Best Italian Food and wine bar with 98% Gluten Free Menu"
This cozy Italian spot is an escape from the surrounding hustle and bustle. Start your meal with complimentary bruschetta. Menu items include mostly pasta dishes and enormous-sized house specialties. The house salad combines field greens, Gorgonzola, and walnuts mixed with a tasty balsamic vinaigrette. Open daily for lunch and dinner; reservations not accepted; no smoking. -
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Basil Leaf Cafe is an Italian seafood restaurant. It dishes take on northern Italian recipes. It also has a wine bar. Its menu includes delicious dishes such as rigatoni sausage, fettucine crab meat, lobster ravioli, fresh rainbow trout and much more. There's also vegetarian selections such as penne broccoli, vegetable risotto and eggplant parmagiana.
Reservations are not accepted, and the cafe is jammed on weekend nights; try a weeknight or lunch to avoid a wait. In addition to the pastas, the lunch menu includes California-style sandwiches such as chicken avocado with sprouts and salads with berries and gorgonzola.
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