Always enjoy the food at SABA. We typically eat at the bar and appreciate the lively interaction with warm and friendly staff.

Came to SABA Italian Bar & Kitchen for a birthday dinner. The restaurant vibe is nice - modern, upscale, and dimly lit. Our waiter was friendy, attentive, and often made lighthearted small talk. He mentioned the Sunday fixed menu which includes a choice of an appetizer, main course, and dessert for $38 and the option to add a bottle of wine for an additional $24. While that seemed appealing, I chose the seafood risotto, subbing scallops for shrimp. Presentation was great, but the dish had a strong seafood taste, overpowering the rest of the flavors. The pasta was cooked excellently and there were generous portions of seafood, but I couldn't get past the fishy taste. I tried a few of the other dishes and they were all better. The creme brulee for dessert was good as it wasn't too sweet. I'd come here again but would order something different.

We came here for a last minute dinner on a nice Friday night. We were able to sit outside and had great service, though they didn't do anything special for my birthday as noted in the reservation. The complementary bread was warm and soft. Our limoncello and drinks were refreshing - I got a mezcal cocktail. My friend and I shared the chicken special of the day, which had some prosciutto and Fontana cheese layer on top. This was delicious and also came with tasty mashed potatoes and broccolini. My house salad I also got was fresh and good portion as well. I'm glad we tried the place. It was pretty good across the board! Tough to compete with the so many great Italian spots in chicago, but nothing was bad.

Fantastic Italian restaurant located in Logan Square! My friend and I were blown away with the flavors-- we literally did not talk the entire meal because we were steady indulging. Our server was friendly, and offered us some complimentary orangechello digestive following our meal. He was so friendly and made our experience fantastic! I highly recommend the pesto gnocchi and the Alfredo. The Alfredo also came with a table-side presentation of the Parmesan cheese wheel-- so cool!

Setting: Saturday brunch (party of 8 with reservations) Ambiance: Cozy neighborhood brunch spot. Family friendly ambience and set up. Food: Most of our party tried the restaurant week menu. All the dishes were delicious and very well prepared. The Arancini Benedict was unique and I really enjoyed the Italian influence in the dish. The tiramisu (not pictured) was mediocre. Service: Friendly. Accommodating. Attentive.