$15 for $30 Worth of Italian Cuisine and Drinks at Capi's Italian Kitchen
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- Traditional, healthy & inventive Italian cuisine
- Located on Navy Pier
- Trio of sibling chefs
A home-style meal away from home is not only enjoyable, it sparks comforting memories of steamy loafs of meat and grandpa’s stories of digging trenches in stylish trench coats during the trench digging fad of ’49. Enjoy hearty fare and stimulating sip with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of Italian cuisine and drinks at Capi's Italian Kitchen, located on Navy Pier. This Groupon is valid until February 28. Helmed by three siblings, Capi's Italian Kitchen provides three distinct Italian-cooking styles within a single multifarious menu. Quell insurgent stomachs with Chef Gino’s traditional Italian dishes such as robust rigatoni in a hearty red sauce ($9.95). Those who prefer their meals as light and tasty as a halogen lamp coated in sugar can order oven-roasted salmon with hearty vegetables ($14.95) or a warm asparagus panini with fontina and lemon herb aioli ($8.50) influenced by Chef Sofia’s health-conscious proclivities. More contemporary twists and shouts on Italian favorites materialize through Chef Romeo’s innovative offerings including the penne santorini tossed with caramelized onions and sundried tomato cream sauce ($9.95). Individual-sized neapolitan stone-oven pizzas cover every culinary base ($7.99+) and pair perfectly with a glass of wine, beer, or your second mouth.
Reviews
Citysearchers named Capi's Italian Kitchen the best Chicago Italian Food and Chicago Pizza for 2010. CenterstageChicago, Gapers Block, and FlourPower! reviewed the restaurant. Yelpers give it a 3.5-star average.
- Capi's Italian Kitchen is a great place for family meals and quick bites. – Sondra Morin, CenterstageChicago
- Capi's Italian Kitchen, also towards the front of the Pier, has the best salad option if you're leaning towards the leafy greens. Unlike just about every other salad on the Pier, Capi's options feature more than just a mountain of romaine lettuce – Andie Thomalla, Gapers Block
- Traditional, healthy & inventive Italian cuisine
- Located on Navy Pier
- Trio of sibling chefs
A home-style meal away from home is not only enjoyable, it sparks comforting memories of steamy loafs of meat and grandpa’s stories of digging trenches in stylish trench coats during the trench digging fad of ’49. Enjoy hearty fare and stimulating sip with today's Groupon: for $15, you get $30 worth of Italian cuisine and drinks at Capi's Italian Kitchen, located on Navy Pier. This Groupon is valid until February 28. Helmed by three siblings, Capi's Italian Kitchen provides three distinct Italian-cooking styles within a single multifarious menu. Quell insurgent stomachs with Chef Gino’s traditional Italian dishes such as robust rigatoni in a hearty red sauce ($9.95). Those who prefer their meals as light and tasty as a halogen lamp coated in sugar can order oven-roasted salmon with hearty vegetables ($14.95) or a warm asparagus panini with fontina and lemon herb aioli ($8.50) influenced by Chef Sofia’s health-conscious proclivities. More contemporary twists and shouts on Italian favorites materialize through Chef Romeo’s innovative offerings including the penne santorini tossed with caramelized onions and sundried tomato cream sauce ($9.95). Individual-sized neapolitan stone-oven pizzas cover every culinary base ($7.99+) and pair perfectly with a glass of wine, beer, or your second mouth.
Reviews
Citysearchers named Capi's Italian Kitchen the best Chicago Italian Food and Chicago Pizza for 2010. CenterstageChicago, Gapers Block, and FlourPower! reviewed the restaurant. Yelpers give it a 3.5-star average.
- Capi's Italian Kitchen is a great place for family meals and quick bites. – Sondra Morin, CenterstageChicago
- Capi's Italian Kitchen, also towards the front of the Pier, has the best salad option if you're leaning towards the leafy greens. Unlike just about every other salad on the Pier, Capi's options feature more than just a mountain of romaine lettuce – Andie Thomalla, Gapers Block