Holy fuckballs does that Sicilian look good. Just looked up this Spumoni Gardens place too, I really fucking need to take a yearlong vacation in NY sometime. I think I could eat pizza twice a day for a year if it was as good as some of these pics you NY/NJers post.
I hope you want to do this to sightsee and not just for the pie. If you really want to go to where the best pizza is, head due west about 1,000 miles...
Luckily I’m hitting Chicago for the Wrigley shows! I have a lot of work to do in 3 1/2 days though, I want to try at least 2 Italian beef sandwiches, 1 hot dog, 1 deep dish, and 1 thin/regular crust pizza. I’ve heard some Chicago peeps in this thread talk about how Chicago has an amazing pizza game outside of the stereotypical deep dish, any you could recommend? Googling it only brings up a million hits on deep dish.
Sounds like you’re hitting all the important food spots lol. Most of the deep dish spots also have great thin crust. Lou Malnatis, Giordanos or Gino’s East for example. If you’re only hitting two spots I probably wouldn’t mess around outside of those. Coalfire is a good thin crust spot and Piece is a cool spot with thin crust and a great brewery. I’d stick with the top 3...can’t go wrong with deep or thin! And a sneaky spot the day of the shows near the ballpark is HVAC. Not the greatest pie in the world but so damn good when you’re hungry after a few beers and it’s right by Wrigley in the thick of it all!
Holy fuckballs does that Sicilian look good. Just looked up this Spumoni Gardens place too, I really fucking need to take a yearlong vacation in NY sometime. I think I could eat pizza twice a day for a year if it was as good as some of these pics you NY/NJers post.
I hope you want to do this to sightsee and not just for the pie. If you really want to go to where the best pizza is, head due west about 1,000 miles...
Luckily I’m hitting Chicago for the Wrigley shows! I have a lot of work to do in 3 1/2 days though, I want to try at least 2 Italian beef sandwiches, 1 hot dog, 1 deep dish, and 1 thin/regular crust pizza. I’ve heard some Chicago peeps in this thread talk about how Chicago has an amazing pizza game outside of the stereotypical deep dish, any you could recommend? Googling it only brings up a million hits on deep dish.
Sounds like you’re hitting all the important food spots lol. Most of the deep dish spots also have great thin crust. Lou Malnatis, Giordanos or Gino’s East for example. If you’re only hitting two spots I probably wouldn’t mess around outside of those. Coalfire is a good thin crust spot and Piece is a cool spot with thin crust and a great brewery. I’d stick with the top 3...can’t go wrong with deep or thin! And a sneaky spot the day of the shows near the ballpark is HVAC. Not the greatest pie in the world but so damn good when you’re hungry after a few beers and it’s right by Wrigley in the thick of it all!
Thanks for the tips! I’ll definitely go to some of those places. Coalfire in particular looks amazing, look at these dollops of whipped ricotta!
Holy fuckballs does that Sicilian look good. Just looked up this Spumoni Gardens place too, I really fucking need to take a yearlong vacation in NY sometime. I think I could eat pizza twice a day for a year if it was as good as some of these pics you NY/NJers post.
I hope you want to do this to sightsee and not just for the pie. If you really want to go to where the best pizza is, head due west about 1,000 miles...
Luckily I’m hitting Chicago for the Wrigley shows! I have a lot of work to do in 3 1/2 days though, I want to try at least 2 Italian beef sandwiches, 1 hot dog, 1 deep dish, and 1 thin/regular crust pizza. I’ve heard some Chicago peeps in this thread talk about how Chicago has an amazing pizza game outside of the stereotypical deep dish, any you could recommend? Googling it only brings up a million hits on deep dish.
Sounds like you’re hitting all the important food spots lol. Most of the deep dish spots also have great thin crust. Lou Malnatis, Giordanos or Gino’s East for example. If you’re only hitting two spots I probably wouldn’t mess around outside of those. Coalfire is a good thin crust spot and Piece is a cool spot with thin crust and a great brewery. I’d stick with the top 3...can’t go wrong with deep or thin! And a sneaky spot the day of the shows near the ballpark is HVAC. Not the greatest pie in the world but so damn good when you’re hungry after a few beers and it’s right by Wrigley in the thick of it all!
Thanks for the tips! I’ll definitely go to some of those places. Coalfire in particular looks amazing, look at these dollops of whipped ricotta!
Glad to help! Enjoy! And fwiw, if you only make it to one spot, do Lou Malnatis. Hit me up if you need any pointers on beefs and dogs!
Holy fuckballs does that Sicilian look good. Just looked up this Spumoni Gardens place too, I really fucking need to take a yearlong vacation in NY sometime. I think I could eat pizza twice a day for a year if it was as good as some of these pics you NY/NJers post.
I hope you want to do this to sightsee and not just for the pie. If you really want to go to where the best pizza is, head due west about 1,000 miles...
Luckily I’m hitting Chicago for the Wrigley shows! I have a lot of work to do in 3 1/2 days though, I want to try at least 2 Italian beef sandwiches, 1 hot dog, 1 deep dish, and 1 thin/regular crust pizza. I’ve heard some Chicago peeps in this thread talk about how Chicago has an amazing pizza game outside of the stereotypical deep dish, any you could recommend? Googling it only brings up a million hits on deep dish.
Sounds like you’re hitting all the important food spots lol. Most of the deep dish spots also have great thin crust. Lou Malnatis, Giordanos or Gino’s East for example. If you’re only hitting two spots I probably wouldn’t mess around outside of those. Coalfire is a good thin crust spot and Piece is a cool spot with thin crust and a great brewery. I’d stick with the top 3...can’t go wrong with deep or thin! And a sneaky spot the day of the shows near the ballpark is HVAC. Not the greatest pie in the world but so damn good when you’re hungry after a few beers and it’s right by Wrigley in the thick of it all!
Thanks for the tips! I’ll definitely go to some of those places. Coalfire in particular looks amazing, look at these dollops of whipped ricotta!
Glad to help! Enjoy! And fwiw, if you only make it to one spot, do Lou Malnatis. Hit me up if you need any pointers on beefs and dogs!
is lou's near the magnificent mile or do I have to uber?
Holy fuckballs does that Sicilian look good. Just looked up this Spumoni Gardens place too, I really fucking need to take a yearlong vacation in NY sometime. I think I could eat pizza twice a day for a year if it was as good as some of these pics you NY/NJers post.
I hope you want to do this to sightsee and not just for the pie. If you really want to go to where the best pizza is, head due west about 1,000 miles...
Luckily I’m hitting Chicago for the Wrigley shows! I have a lot of work to do in 3 1/2 days though, I want to try at least 2 Italian beef sandwiches, 1 hot dog, 1 deep dish, and 1 thin/regular crust pizza. I’ve heard some Chicago peeps in this thread talk about how Chicago has an amazing pizza game outside of the stereotypical deep dish, any you could recommend? Googling it only brings up a million hits on deep dish.
Sounds like you’re hitting all the important food spots lol. Most of the deep dish spots also have great thin crust. Lou Malnatis, Giordanos or Gino’s East for example. If you’re only hitting two spots I probably wouldn’t mess around outside of those. Coalfire is a good thin crust spot and Piece is a cool spot with thin crust and a great brewery. I’d stick with the top 3...can’t go wrong with deep or thin! And a sneaky spot the day of the shows near the ballpark is HVAC. Not the greatest pie in the world but so damn good when you’re hungry after a few beers and it’s right by Wrigley in the thick of it all!
Thanks for the tips! I’ll definitely go to some of those places. Coalfire in particular looks amazing, look at these dollops of whipped ricotta!
Glad to help! Enjoy! And fwiw, if you only make it to one spot, do Lou Malnatis. Hit me up if you need any pointers on beefs and dogs!
Yeah Lou’s was the one with the best yelp reviews(and now your recommendation), so I’m probably going to hit that for deep dish and Coalfire for thin crust.
Holy fuckballs does that Sicilian look good. Just looked up this Spumoni Gardens place too, I really fucking need to take a yearlong vacation in NY sometime. I think I could eat pizza twice a day for a year if it was as good as some of these pics you NY/NJers post.
I hope you want to do this to sightsee and not just for the pie. If you really want to go to where the best pizza is, head due west about 1,000 miles...
Luckily I’m hitting Chicago for the Wrigley shows! I have a lot of work to do in 3 1/2 days though, I want to try at least 2 Italian beef sandwiches, 1 hot dog, 1 deep dish, and 1 thin/regular crust pizza. I’ve heard some Chicago peeps in this thread talk about how Chicago has an amazing pizza game outside of the stereotypical deep dish, any you could recommend? Googling it only brings up a million hits on deep dish.
Sounds like you’re hitting all the important food spots lol. Most of the deep dish spots also have great thin crust. Lou Malnatis, Giordanos or Gino’s East for example. If you’re only hitting two spots I probably wouldn’t mess around outside of those. Coalfire is a good thin crust spot and Piece is a cool spot with thin crust and a great brewery. I’d stick with the top 3...can’t go wrong with deep or thin! And a sneaky spot the day of the shows near the ballpark is HVAC. Not the greatest pie in the world but so damn good when you’re hungry after a few beers and it’s right by Wrigley in the thick of it all!
Thanks for the tips! I’ll definitely go to some of those places. Coalfire in particular looks amazing, look at these dollops of whipped ricotta!
Glad to help! Enjoy! And fwiw, if you only make it to one spot, do Lou Malnatis. Hit me up if you need any pointers on beefs and dogs!
Yeah Lou’s was the one with the best yelp reviews(and now your recommendation), so I’m probably going to hit that for deep dish and Coalfire for thin crust.
Yeah definitely do Lou's for deep dish...it's the best out of all of them.
Holy fuckballs does that Sicilian look good. Just looked up this Spumoni Gardens place too, I really fucking need to take a yearlong vacation in NY sometime. I think I could eat pizza twice a day for a year if it was as good as some of these pics you NY/NJers post.
I hope you want to do this to sightsee and not just for the pie. If you really want to go to where the best pizza is, head due west about 1,000 miles...
Luckily I’m hitting Chicago for the Wrigley shows! I have a lot of work to do in 3 1/2 days though, I want to try at least 2 Italian beef sandwiches, 1 hot dog, 1 deep dish, and 1 thin/regular crust pizza. I’ve heard some Chicago peeps in this thread talk about how Chicago has an amazing pizza game outside of the stereotypical deep dish, any you could recommend? Googling it only brings up a million hits on deep dish.
Sounds like you’re hitting all the important food spots lol. Most of the deep dish spots also have great thin crust. Lou Malnatis, Giordanos or Gino’s East for example. If you’re only hitting two spots I probably wouldn’t mess around outside of those. Coalfire is a good thin crust spot and Piece is a cool spot with thin crust and a great brewery. I’d stick with the top 3...can’t go wrong with deep or thin! And a sneaky spot the day of the shows near the ballpark is HVAC. Not the greatest pie in the world but so damn good when you’re hungry after a few beers and it’s right by Wrigley in the thick of it all!
Thanks for the tips! I’ll definitely go to some of those places. Coalfire in particular looks amazing, look at these dollops of whipped ricotta!
Glad to help! Enjoy! And fwiw, if you only make it to one spot, do Lou Malnatis. Hit me up if you need any pointers on beefs and dogs!
Yeah Lou’s was the one with the best yelp reviews(and now your recommendation), so I’m probably going to hit that for deep dish and Coalfire for thin crust.
Yeah definitely do Lou's for deep dish...it's the best out of all of them.
Holy fuckballs does that Sicilian look good. Just looked up this Spumoni Gardens place too, I really fucking need to take a yearlong vacation in NY sometime. I think I could eat pizza twice a day for a year if it was as good as some of these pics you NY/NJers post.
I hope you want to do this to sightsee and not just for the pie. If you really want to go to where the best pizza is, head due west about 1,000 miles...
Luckily I’m hitting Chicago for the Wrigley shows! I have a lot of work to do in 3 1/2 days though, I want to try at least 2 Italian beef sandwiches, 1 hot dog, 1 deep dish, and 1 thin/regular crust pizza. I’ve heard some Chicago peeps in this thread talk about how Chicago has an amazing pizza game outside of the stereotypical deep dish, any you could recommend? Googling it only brings up a million hits on deep dish.
Sounds like you’re hitting all the important food spots lol. Most of the deep dish spots also have great thin crust. Lou Malnatis, Giordanos or Gino’s East for example. If you’re only hitting two spots I probably wouldn’t mess around outside of those. Coalfire is a good thin crust spot and Piece is a cool spot with thin crust and a great brewery. I’d stick with the top 3...can’t go wrong with deep or thin! And a sneaky spot the day of the shows near the ballpark is HVAC. Not the greatest pie in the world but so damn good when you’re hungry after a few beers and it’s right by Wrigley in the thick of it all!
Thanks for the tips! I’ll definitely go to some of those places. Coalfire in particular looks amazing, look at these dollops of whipped ricotta!
Glad to help! Enjoy! And fwiw, if you only make it to one spot, do Lou Malnatis. Hit me up if you need any pointers on beefs and dogs!
is lou's near the magnificent mile or do I have to uber?
No Uber bud. There’s one in river north which will be maybe a six block walk from you. Not far at all.
Holy fuckballs does that Sicilian look good. Just looked up this Spumoni Gardens place too, I really fucking need to take a yearlong vacation in NY sometime. I think I could eat pizza twice a day for a year if it was as good as some of these pics you NY/NJers post.
I hope you want to do this to sightsee and not just for the pie. If you really want to go to where the best pizza is, head due west about 1,000 miles...
Luckily I’m hitting Chicago for the Wrigley shows! I have a lot of work to do in 3 1/2 days though, I want to try at least 2 Italian beef sandwiches, 1 hot dog, 1 deep dish, and 1 thin/regular crust pizza. I’ve heard some Chicago peeps in this thread talk about how Chicago has an amazing pizza game outside of the stereotypical deep dish, any you could recommend? Googling it only brings up a million hits on deep dish.
Sounds like you’re hitting all the important food spots lol. Most of the deep dish spots also have great thin crust. Lou Malnatis, Giordanos or Gino’s East for example. If you’re only hitting two spots I probably wouldn’t mess around outside of those. Coalfire is a good thin crust spot and Piece is a cool spot with thin crust and a great brewery. I’d stick with the top 3...can’t go wrong with deep or thin! And a sneaky spot the day of the shows near the ballpark is HVAC. Not the greatest pie in the world but so damn good when you’re hungry after a few beers and it’s right by Wrigley in the thick of it all!
Thanks for the tips! I’ll definitely go to some of those places. Coalfire in particular looks amazing, look at these dollops of whipped ricotta!
Glad to help! Enjoy! And fwiw, if you only make it to one spot, do Lou Malnatis. Hit me up if you need any pointers on beefs and dogs!
Yeah Lou’s was the one with the best yelp reviews(and now your recommendation), so I’m probably going to hit that for deep dish and Coalfire for thin crust.
Yeah definitely do Lou's for deep dish...it's the best out of all of them.
Is there a good beer selection at lou’s?
Nah. What they lack for in beer they make up for in their pies though
Holy fuckballs does that Sicilian look good. Just looked up this Spumoni Gardens place too, I really fucking need to take a yearlong vacation in NY sometime. I think I could eat pizza twice a day for a year if it was as good as some of these pics you NY/NJers post.
I hope you want to do this to sightsee and not just for the pie. If you really want to go to where the best pizza is, head due west about 1,000 miles...
Luckily I’m hitting Chicago for the Wrigley shows! I have a lot of work to do in 3 1/2 days though, I want to try at least 2 Italian beef sandwiches, 1 hot dog, 1 deep dish, and 1 thin/regular crust pizza. I’ve heard some Chicago peeps in this thread talk about how Chicago has an amazing pizza game outside of the stereotypical deep dish, any you could recommend? Googling it only brings up a million hits on deep dish.
Sounds like you’re hitting all the important food spots lol. Most of the deep dish spots also have great thin crust. Lou Malnatis, Giordanos or Gino’s East for example. If you’re only hitting two spots I probably wouldn’t mess around outside of those. Coalfire is a good thin crust spot and Piece is a cool spot with thin crust and a great brewery. I’d stick with the top 3...can’t go wrong with deep or thin! And a sneaky spot the day of the shows near the ballpark is HVAC. Not the greatest pie in the world but so damn good when you’re hungry after a few beers and it’s right by Wrigley in the thick of it all!
Thanks for the tips! I’ll definitely go to some of those places. Coalfire in particular looks amazing, look at these dollops of whipped ricotta!
Glad to help! Enjoy! And fwiw, if you only make it to one spot, do Lou Malnatis. Hit me up if you need any pointers on beefs and dogs!
is lou's near the magnificent mile or do I have to uber?
No Uber bud. There’s one in river north which will be maybe a six block walk from you. Not far at all.
Yes!!!! I am pumped. So they are known for their deep dish? I want the lottery to end so I can book airfare!
Holy fuckballs does that Sicilian look good. Just looked up this Spumoni Gardens place too, I really fucking need to take a yearlong vacation in NY sometime. I think I could eat pizza twice a day for a year if it was as good as some of these pics you NY/NJers post.
I hope you want to do this to sightsee and not just for the pie. If you really want to go to where the best pizza is, head due west about 1,000 miles...
Luckily I’m hitting Chicago for the Wrigley shows! I have a lot of work to do in 3 1/2 days though, I want to try at least 2 Italian beef sandwiches, 1 hot dog, 1 deep dish, and 1 thin/regular crust pizza. I’ve heard some Chicago peeps in this thread talk about how Chicago has an amazing pizza game outside of the stereotypical deep dish, any you could recommend? Googling it only brings up a million hits on deep dish.
Sounds like you’re hitting all the important food spots lol. Most of the deep dish spots also have great thin crust. Lou Malnatis, Giordanos or Gino’s East for example. If you’re only hitting two spots I probably wouldn’t mess around outside of those. Coalfire is a good thin crust spot and Piece is a cool spot with thin crust and a great brewery. I’d stick with the top 3...can’t go wrong with deep or thin! And a sneaky spot the day of the shows near the ballpark is HVAC. Not the greatest pie in the world but so damn good when you’re hungry after a few beers and it’s right by Wrigley in the thick of it all!
Thanks for the tips! I’ll definitely go to some of those places. Coalfire in particular looks amazing, look at these dollops of whipped ricotta!
Glad to help! Enjoy! And fwiw, if you only make it to one spot, do Lou Malnatis. Hit me up if you need any pointers on beefs and dogs!
is lou's near the magnificent mile or do I have to uber?
No Uber bud. There’s one in river north which will be maybe a six block walk from you. Not far at all.
Yes!!!! I am pumped. So they are known for their deep dish? I want the lottery to end so I can book airfare!
The best. I feel like a majority of Chicago people would tell you that Lou's is the best deep dish. All this talk about Lou's is making me want to order one tonight!
Holy fuckballs does that Sicilian look good. Just looked up this Spumoni Gardens place too, I really fucking need to take a yearlong vacation in NY sometime. I think I could eat pizza twice a day for a year if it was as good as some of these pics you NY/NJers post.
I hope you want to do this to sightsee and not just for the pie. If you really want to go to where the best pizza is, head due west about 1,000 miles...
Luckily I’m hitting Chicago for the Wrigley shows! I have a lot of work to do in 3 1/2 days though, I want to try at least 2 Italian beef sandwiches, 1 hot dog, 1 deep dish, and 1 thin/regular crust pizza. I’ve heard some Chicago peeps in this thread talk about how Chicago has an amazing pizza game outside of the stereotypical deep dish, any you could recommend? Googling it only brings up a million hits on deep dish.
Sounds like you’re hitting all the important food spots lol. Most of the deep dish spots also have great thin crust. Lou Malnatis, Giordanos or Gino’s East for example. If you’re only hitting two spots I probably wouldn’t mess around outside of those. Coalfire is a good thin crust spot and Piece is a cool spot with thin crust and a great brewery. I’d stick with the top 3...can’t go wrong with deep or thin! And a sneaky spot the day of the shows near the ballpark is HVAC. Not the greatest pie in the world but so damn good when you’re hungry after a few beers and it’s right by Wrigley in the thick of it all!
Thanks for the tips! I’ll definitely go to some of those places. Coalfire in particular looks amazing, look at these dollops of whipped ricotta!
Glad to help! Enjoy! And fwiw, if you only make it to one spot, do Lou Malnatis. Hit me up if you need any pointers on beefs and dogs!
is lou's near the magnificent mile or do I have to uber?
No Uber bud. There’s one in river north which will be maybe a six block walk from you. Not far at all.
Yes!!!! I am pumped. So they are known for their deep dish? I want the lottery to end so I can book airfare!
Def known for the deep dish. Lou Malnatis is the quintessential Chicago deep dish pie. Truly a local legend. I’m with you man...waiting to see my fate when the lottery wraps up. Hoping for a little luck on my side!
And if you like sausage, try the sausage deep dish. It’s a thin sausage patty that covers the entire pie, then a layer of cheese on top and a hearty tomato sauce on top of that. Sprinkle with some crushed red pepper...bingo! You just hit a home run!
And if you like sausage, try the sausage deep dish. It’s a thin sausage patty that covers the entire pie, then a layer of cheese on top and a hearty tomato sauce on top of that. Sprinkle with some crushed red pepper...bingo! You just hit a home run!
Alright now I'm definitely ordering Lou's for dinner.
And if you like sausage, try the sausage deep dish. It’s a thin sausage patty that covers the entire pie, then a layer of cheese on top and a hearty tomato sauce on top of that. Sprinkle with some crushed red pepper...bingo! You just hit a home run!
Alright now I'm definitely ordering Lou's for dinner.
And if you like sausage, try the sausage deep dish. It’s a thin sausage patty that covers the entire pie, then a layer of cheese on top and a hearty tomato sauce on top of that. Sprinkle with some crushed red pepper...bingo! You just hit a home run!
Alright now I'm definitely ordering Lou's for dinner.
I love that all you Chicago peeps are pretty much in unison when it comes to this type of stuff. My favorite regional food is cheesesteaks, and if you ask 10 people from Philly which is the best you’ll get 11 different answers. I’ve been to 10 places so far and I’m still not convinced that I’ve had the best, because there’s huge groups of people that swear several other places I’ve yet to try are the best. Chicago is much easier, I’m going to one place and I’ll be confident that it’s the best.
^ Philly cheese steaks are the bomb! Definitely not our specialty here and I’ve never been to Philly so I know I haven’t had anything close to the best.
I think a Lou's sausage deep dish is going to have to go on the bucket list. There's nothing special or different enough about pizza anywhere else that it would make my list, but one of those signature deep dish monstrosities would be worth the trip.
Not to derail the thread, but while most chicagoans agree on lou’s for pizza, you’ll get at least a handful of answers for good local beef sandwiches.
Yeah I already went through that, a guy on the Wrigley thread on the Porch gave me a pretty thorough run down and I have 3 or 4 places in mind.
And I don’t mean to rub it in or anything, but the worst cheesesteak I’ve ever had in Philly is still better than the best one I’ve had outside of Philly. I usually roll my eyes at the whole “you have to get it from X city or you’ve never had real X food.” But cheesesteaks are the exception, I think it’s the insane amount of competition.
From the top ten finalists on NJ.com last year. Ordered a variety as we had a birthday lunch going on The one that won them the top 10 recognition is the upside down jawn. Strong A white for the Mrs with spinach A cheese This one is the fucking bomb The Diavlo
Italian Long Hots Hot Sausage Arrabbiata sauce Fresh garlic
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I believe they have a few locations.
Nah. What they lack for in beer they make up for in their pies though
There's nothing special or different enough about pizza anywhere else that it would make my list, but one of those signature deep dish monstrosities would be worth the trip.
And I don’t mean to rub it in or anything, but the worst cheesesteak I’ve ever had in Philly is still better than the best one I’ve had outside of Philly. I usually roll my eyes at the whole “you have to get it from X city or you’ve never had real X food.” But cheesesteaks are the exception, I think it’s the insane amount of competition.
Ordered a variety as we had a birthday lunch going on
The one that won them the top 10 recognition is the upside down jawn.
Strong
A white for the Mrs with spinach
A cheese
This one is the fucking bomb
The Diavlo
Hot Sausage
Arrabbiata sauce
Fresh garlic