Chicago-based Al’s Beef has become synonymous with the classic Italian beef sandwich, starting as a small family-owned business in 1938 in the Windy City’s Little Italy neighborhood, and eventually ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Three Italian beef sandwiches, lined in a row with green and white background. - Static Media / Getty Italian beef sandwiches have ...

The original Al’s Beef on Taylor Street in Chicago started serving up authentic Italian beef sandwiches 70 years ago. In addition to being named one of the best sandwiches in America by Esquire ...

Think deep-dish is Chicago’s top food? Think again. Explore must-visit Illinois Italian beef joints locals swear by.

The hearty Italian beef sandwich was born in Chicago. The hearty Italian beef sandwich was born in Chicago. Popularized by the television show The Bear, Italian beef sandwiches can be ordered "dry," ...

Italian beef sandwiches have been part of Chicago's food culture since the 1920s. While passionate debates are still held today over who exactly invented the sandwich, the idea likely spawned from ...

There's no denying it: Italian beef sandwiches are synonymous with Chicago. This sandwich (which, crucially, differs from a French dip) first became popular in the Windy City in the early 1900s.