Wood-fired thin crust pies are the specialty here with red & white varieties. Choose from pizzas like Clam & Fresno Chilies, Burrata & Fire-Roasted Eggplant, Housemade Lamb Sausage & Shaved Artichoke. Read more.
The thin crust pies come out of a piping hot 800-degree coal fired oven and the results are impressive. Try the classic Margherita, or the Pesto, Moradella or Prosciutto creations. Read more.
Go for beautifully blistered Neapolitan-style pies, plus simple antipasti, pasta, risotto and mains: Read more.
Featured on the Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, this neighborhood hot spot is said to have the best thin crust pizza in Chicago. Read more.
There’s the Brickhouse, with pureed artichoke sauce; the Painful brings the heat with spicy pepperoni and jalapenos; and the Creole Shrimp packs a punch with spicy shrimp and pesto sauce. Read more.
Reasonably priced Neapolitan-style pies are the hottest ticket on the midday menu and with good reason. The crust is thin on the bottom, with a puffy, crisp edge. Read more.
Stella Barra looks like a dark sports bar, but is actually turning out delicious pizzas, like the fennel-heavy sausage one, which has an airy, crispy crust. Read more.
Offers a menu featuring around 15 hand-crafted pizza selections toting imported & locally sourced ingredients. They also have a great wine list. Read more.
You can’t go wrong with any of the choices like the Hog (porkbelly carnitas, salsa verde), Spanish Monster (mushroom duxelle, Spanish chorizo) or T.O. (smoked chicken, peanut salsa). Read more.
Rudy’s Special deep dish comes loaded with sausage, mushroom, onion and green pepper while Chad’s Special thin crust includes chunks of chicken with housemade barbecue sauce. Read more.
You haven’t experienced deep dish until you’ve tried it with a caramelized crust. Load up on sausage, spinach, pepperoni, ground beef, giardiniera and taste the difference of the crispy, thick crust. Read more.
The house specialties here are bubbly, chewy New York–style Neapolitan pizzas and lovely, fluffy New Orleans beignets. Read more.
Pies are large enough for two people to share, meaning this is a solid option for a low-cost night in if you live in the neighborhood. Read more.
This place has some great outdoor seating during the warmer days. Definitely try the potato bacon pizza. Read more.