danimal15
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Ricobene's in Chicago
Thu, 06/24/04 2:43 PM
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I just got back from a Ricobene's lunch. First time I've eaten there in 15 years, I'd guess, and the fried steak sandwich is as good as ever. I ordered the regular size, rather than the larger original, and found that I could have eaten more. Next time, it'll be the original size for me. My dad had hot peppers on his, while I chose sweet. The place has certainly changed in the last decade or two. I remember it being simply a storefront with some stools and a counter. Now it's a large restaurant with two rooms and a multitude of tables. Though the atmosphere is no longer vintage Roadfood, the food still is. Great fries, too, by the way.
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michaelgemmell
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RE: Ricobene's in Chicago
Fri, 06/25/04 8:57 PM
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Where is it?
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6star
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RE: Ricobene's in Chicago
Fri, 06/25/04 11:44 PM
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Online Yellow Pages show 4 of them:
60 E. Lake St.
252 W. 26th St.
5160 S. Pulaski Road
9135 159th St. in Tinley Park
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michaelgemmell
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RE: Ricobene's in Chicago
Sat, 06/26/04 4:34 PM
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Thank you!
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tsores
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RE: Ricobene's in Chicago
Sat, 06/26/04 7:30 PM
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Ricobene's is indeed worth a trip. I prefer the chicken parmesan sandwich. You know the place has to be good by the number of cops that eat there.
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