Capo's Restaurant And Speakeasy

This is a Chicago mob themed Italian restaurant. You enter into a dark room where you're lead into the speakeasy bar area where you hear a gentleman singing.  The area is so dark that I had to use a flashlight to find my way to my table.  This restaurant isn't suitable for anyone who uses a wheelchair because there's a minimal amount of manuerving. The restaurant area consists of small round tables meant for couples. For larger parties, these tables are put together into a cluster which makes  conversations difficult. However, this is a perfect place for couples.  Every person has to order an entree;  pasta, sauces and sausages are made on premise; portions are generous; service is excellent; staff is friendly and welcoming. Tiramisu is out of this world. You need to try it. A perfect way to end a meal.

If you are looking for a dark and authentic old time Italian place, complete with secret security door, live lounge lizard singers, then add delicious foods, expectable service, you found the place. Best is it's a ways off the strip, which makes the taxi ride fun. The whole experience was great 👍

Love the vibes! I didn’t want to give a lot away but the atmosphere is great! Food is awesome and so is the service! The bond between employees and management is amazing to see.

Hmmmm. First, this restaurant is a 5 star experience as a whole. No matter how you get to the food, atmosphere, or service, Capos is a dining memory you will use in the future as you compare other dining experiences in general. The atmosphere is its own mutiverse that starts at the doorbell and dark closet entry that might? be compared to a speakeasy if anyone alive still has memories of them. On our first time, we were a bit startled by the sliding panel and talking head followed by the interrogation and NY vibe interrogation of our need to enter. I'm not sure if the wrong answers will send you packing, but so far, we have managed a seat with no prior reservation. Perhaps my NY accent or clear need to consume large piles of carbs to meet my dad bod dietary needs has been convincing. Next, you are ushered into a barely lit dining room that will require some hand holding for those whose low light vision requires a flashlight. The large dining area measured more by footsteps than sight is separated into a few distinct atmospheres. One offers classic Sinatra, another the rush of passing servers and another a more traditional ding of forks and asmr pasta rolling. I think there are more, but I have yet to experience them and have not been able to see more than my immediate environs. The service? Really nice staff who are also very apologetic when things are missed or mis timed. I have been 3 times so far, and I think my biggest "exception" is that there is always some type of service miss. This last time for example apps and entrees arrived together and our drinks did not arrive until the food. But...the staff seems to truly care and all of it adds to a truly unique atmosphere. If you are tired of the endless same tasting Italian, you will be excited by your first bite here especially anything with sauce. It's a taste that is unique and seems to offer a signature effect. Everyone I have brought here is equally intrigued. In a blurb, the food is great and gratefully unique. Like me, you may find yourself so engrossed with the experience you forget to take pics. Go for the memory it's worth it.

What a fun evening!!! Dining at Capo’s is an experience!! It starts with knocking to enter at the secret entrance. The interior is themed as a speakeasy and is dark and full of delicious aromas and live music. The food is outstanding and the service is even better.