As to be expected from an Italian mob figure of Capone’s stature, a lot of his life revolved around food & drinks and the planning of many criminal events likely occurred around the dinner table in Capone’s home. Though known as a gangster and a criminal, many would not expect that during the Great Depression Capone opened a soup kitchen at 935 South State Street in Chicago that touted “Free Soup, Coffee & Doughnuts for the Unemployed”, and served more than 2000 people a day. An interesting and ornate relic from the iconic mobster.