Some kids play veterinarian. Some kids play doctor. Mark Newman, a proud son of Highland Park, says, "Since I was six years old, I wanted to have a restaurant." Starting in October, or possibly earlier, Newman and his childhood friend from three doors down the block, Josh Kaplan, will have Ballaro (214 Green Bay Rd., Highwood), a 120-seat contemporary Italian restaurant.
Newman lived in Italy for about four months, and during his last month there, he toured Sicily and stopped in at the open-air market in every town. "The one in Palermo was just gorgeous," he says. "You could walk through it for days and not see everything." He named Ballaro after it.
Source: http://www.chicagomag.com/
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