Chicago's Pizza

Arrived just before 1:00 Friday afternoon and the girl at the counter said we could do the buffet or order at the counter and when it was ready they would bring it out to us. We ordered at the counter and told her we would be sitting outside in their exterior seating area. She told us it would be 15-20 minutes. We ordered a large pizza and a double Garlic bread. 40 minutes later went in to see if we could at least get our bread only to discover that our order was sitting in a box under heat lamps. The girl said she did not know where we were sitting so just put it there. Wouldn't you at least ask someone or go to the effort to poke your head outside where we and other customers were sitting?????? Not at all impressed with the effort or service!!

A Pizza is a pizza is a pizza . .now, that's not my belief at all . . however the mediocrity of Chicago's pizza is such that it becomes almost notably mediocre. . . now, there's also a tiny issue with the name "Chicago's pizza" and the complete lack of a Chicago deep dish pizza on the menu. They do have "deep dish" pizzas on the menu, though the nomenclature is anything but proper. . . 2.5 inches of pizza dough with some sauce and toppings?? Maybe something else would be more fitting a name and less misleading. . . like maybe, "pizza dough loaf". . . now with just a hint of pizza flavor!!!

Should not be aloud to include Chicago in the name. The deep dish is pretty much a cheaper ingredient version of Pizza Hut. I think Little Ceaser’s makes a better deep dish (no joke). Absolutely nothing like a Chicago style deep dish pie. Sure hope their thin or traditional pizza is good. The deep dish certainly is not.