A Tavola

"A Tavola in Ukrainian Village is easy to miss because it looks like a regular ol’ house. But just beyond the foyer (because it is, in fact, an old house) is an intimate Italian restaurant, decked out with thick window curtains and black and white photos. It's full of regulars who’ve been eating there for years, and don't be surprised if you see a kid blowing out birthday candles. And in the summer, you can enjoy pillowy housemade gnocchi or short rib risotto on the secluded back patio." - adrian kane, veda kilaru, john ringor

"A Tavola in Ukrainian Village isn’t secretive because it lurks in a basement or moonlights as a barbershop, but because it looks like a regular ol’ brick house. But just past the foyer (it literally is in an old house) is this Italian restaurant’s intimate dining room with thick window curtains and black and white photos. Don’t be surprised if you run into regulars who’ve been eating there for decades or a 10-year-old blowing out birthday candles. And when it’s nice out, you can enjoy pillowy housemade gnocchi or short rib risotto on their secluded back patio." - john ringor

"A Tavola in Ukrainian Village is easy to miss because it looks like a regular ol’ house. But just beyond the foyer (because it is, in fact, an old house) is an intimate Italian restaurant, decked out with thick window curtains and black and white photos. It's full of regulars who’ve been eating there for years, and don't be surprised if you see a kid blowing out birthday candles. And in the summer, you can enjoy pillowy housemade gnocchi or short rib risotto on the secluded back patio." - John Ringor