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Quaint cafe & bakeshop whipping up Italian favorites, cakes & cookies in a snug space with a patio.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 33157 US-45, Grayslake, IL 60030
Phone: (847) 566-0883
Website: http://www.laurettasikp.com/
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Reviews
tim selwanes
Cute little cafe and bake shop. The owner is super sweet you can tell that she cares about each person. I watched her carry out a mom’s food so she could take her baby meanwhile it was the middle of dinner rush. It’s the small touches that remind us that there is still a little bit of good in people.
… moreSamantha B
Got a few items for pick up including mozzarella sticks, margherita pizza, and chicken parm. Everything was very delicious. The only thing I would say is the tomato bisque was better than the minestrone. The minestrone seemed to be mostly celery and carrots. I will definitely be back!
… moreLA McKay
Ordered on uber eats and was bitterly disappointed . My “ravioli” was swimming in watery sauce ( see picture) and the Alfredo was bland as hell. A tv dinner pasta from target would have been better tasting. I would give a zero if I could
… moreAudrey Osburn
Delicious, house-made pasta and other entrees. Don’t sit outside for dinner unless you like the roaring traffic sounds I loved my vodka sauce gnocchi, though I felt it could have a tad more vodka or spice. The same goes for the tiramisu—more coffee! My mom lives in Illinois and loves Lauretta’s.
… moreNancy Bania
This is not really a restaurant although they do have a few tables. The tables are tall and the chairs are very uncomfortable . It’s mostly for pick up. We did dine in however. The lasagna was absolutely delicious but not nearly hot enough. The garlic bread and the minestrone soup were delicious as well. I would go back there for pick up but not to eat there.
… moreRita Reynoso
Little Italian restaurant with amazing food!
We had them for dinner and everything was delicious. Nothing was overly seasoned but it was enough! Nonas lasagna was for sure our favorite!!!❤️ The staff were very welcoming and friendly.
… moreWe had them for dinner and everything was delicious. Nothing was overly seasoned but it was enough! Nonas lasagna was for sure our favorite!!!❤️ The staff were very welcoming and friendly.
Kardamin Politzer
Lovely Italian restaurant and bakery. totally worth a stop. Employees are very kind and prices are also really reasonable. Everything tastes fresh and delicious. Has a few tables and a bar top area option for dining as well.
… moreMark Lachiw
Really happy that we found this place! We have not dined in (it’s mostly a take out place, not many tables), the food has always been great! We’ve had several of their sandwiches (the Cubano is a family favorite!), pizzas, and pastas (Short Rib ravioli is to die for!), always great! Their bakery items are an added treat.
… moreEmmanuel Lopez
You can’t tell if a pizza place makes good pizzas unless you get a plain cheese…I’ve since bought nothing but cheese pizzas from here. The pizza has a unique flavor that actually makes it feel like it’s fresh made it tastes similar to another place I’ve been to but the sauce at Laurettas does NOT overpower the cheese which is exactly how it’s supposed to be. The Alfredo was beautifully prepared and you can tell it wasn’t made with heavy cream but rather the more traditional method. Alfredo came with a side soup or salad, I got tomato bisque which had a nice flavor but there was a slight sourness to it which some may like but it was not the greatest for me. The soup came with garlic bread which was unbelievably fluffy and had a crispy crust. Overall experience has left a pleasant impression on me and I believe I have found my primary source for Italian food from now on.
… moreJohnny “El Dred” Gato
5+5+5+5
I love it! Lauretta’s is absolutely authentic.
The delicious smell the decorum inside IE ambiance, the laughing and friendly banter. Reminds me of my great grandparents who are also from Sicily. The food was delicious! Muscles, the Italian sub sandwich, the antipasto, the pasta salad, the Mediterranean salad, the desserts, brought back a lot of memories. When my grandfather’s acquaintances would sit down at my grandmother’s table, 20 guys, eating off of big platters of mostaccioli and Italian sausage and meatballs and neck bones and gagouts and tomato onion cucumber salad and the real deal garlic bread, made with shaved garlic. And of course plenty of Chianti. I used love that so much. I was the oldest grandson so I was able to sit with the men. Numbers were the thing back then, and they would always be fighting with the drug pushers and pimps. A different time and a different world really.
A couple of more tidbits, I posted pictures of the bathroom, and man is it awesome! Spotless. Spotless bathrooms equal spotless kitchens! A lot of pride and work go into this everyday, these are folks that love their neighbors, not hateful.
… moreI love it! Lauretta’s is absolutely authentic.
The delicious smell the decorum inside IE ambiance, the laughing and friendly banter. Reminds me of my great grandparents who are also from Sicily. The food was delicious! Muscles, the Italian sub sandwich, the antipasto, the pasta salad, the Mediterranean salad, the desserts, brought back a lot of memories. When my grandfather’s acquaintances would sit down at my grandmother’s table, 20 guys, eating off of big platters of mostaccioli and Italian sausage and meatballs and neck bones and gagouts and tomato onion cucumber salad and the real deal garlic bread, made with shaved garlic. And of course plenty of Chianti. I used love that so much. I was the oldest grandson so I was able to sit with the men. Numbers were the thing back then, and they would always be fighting with the drug pushers and pimps. A different time and a different world really.
A couple of more tidbits, I posted pictures of the bathroom, and man is it awesome! Spotless. Spotless bathrooms equal spotless kitchens! A lot of pride and work go into this everyday, these are folks that love their neighbors, not hateful.