26 East Congress Parkway (312) 922 2233
M-F 7am - 9pm | Sat & Sun 10am - 6pm
7 N. Wells Chicago (312) 263-4750
M-F 7am - 6pm | Sat & Sun Closed
26 East Congress Parkway (312) 922 2233
M-F 7am - 9pm | Sat & Sun 10am - 6pm
7 N. Wells Chicago (312) 263-4750
M-F 7am - 6pm | Sat & Sun Closed
I discovered the magic of Provoleta a few weeks ago when I stopped back in at Cafecito, a pan-latino café in Chicago’s West Loop. Cafecito already makes one of the best Cubanos and chimichurri topped steak sandwiches in the city, and so I don’t know if I’d ever have strayed. But owner Philip Ghantous, Cafecito’s enterprising owner spotted me, and slipped me a bit of his new sandwich offering like a pot dealer proudly pro-offering a new killer strain of bud. The cheese is topped with the same garlicky herby chimichurri from the steak sammie, roast red peppers and sandwiched in a crispy crackling grilled bread. If I ever lost my wits and became a vegetarian, this would be the sandwich that had done me in.