Chicago tips...

[OrlandNole]

Good call. I’d add that there is a small cheval on north wells in old town which is less of a hike from millennium park.

We ate there before a show at Second City a few years ago. Good recommendation.

 

[TC Nole OX]

I lived there for a number of years. D’Agastino’s is the best…. Or was when I lived there.

D’Agastino’s is good. It is one of the few places on the north side to find thin crust. That may have changed in recent years as Chicago thin crust becomes more widely known.

 

[Bro D]

No one from Chicago goes there.

Is that supposed to be a bad thing

 

[Rudolph]

Check out the Saucy Porka for a quick meal. Breakfast at Bongo Room. Both are near enough to your hotel.

 

[EpenesaEpenesa]

Breaded steak sandwich at ricobenes🤤

https://www.ricobenespizza.com/

 

[mnole03]

No one from Chicago goes there.

There’s one in Hyde Park. Plenty of people from Chicago go there.

 

[kkhawk]

Breaded steak sandwich at ricobenes🤤

https://www.ricobenespizza.com/

Now we are talkin....

 

[drew_hawk]

I hear Zazas Pizzeria is a great new place to go if you prefer a New York style thin crust:

ZAZAS PIZZERIA

www.zazas-pizzeria.com

 

[faber_college]

I lived in Chicago for 25 years. Orso’s on Wells street has fantastic pizza. It’s tavern style but really good. Pizano’s for deep dish would be my recommendation. If you want a good Italian meal with great atmosphere, go to Topo Gigio on Wells street. From there walk up to Corcran’s for a jar. It’s right across the street from Second City.