Absolutely love this place. A neighborhood regular. Ask for samuel, he'll take care of you.
Never had a bad meal here. Attentive service as well!
Great Staff...we consider them our friends!
The cannoli's are pretty good, even if they have green colored walnuts in them. The good news: they're made fresh! And the pizza looked incredible.
Great pizza & The best bread pudding… Hands-down
The Mista wrap is fantastic!
Traditional Italian restaurant with a wood fired oven. Honestly, one of the best classic pizzas in Chicago! Love it!
The Chicken Gorgonzola Rigatoni is delicious!!
Their Pasta dishes are awesome!
The cream of mushroom & barley soup is great! Good food, good prices.
Worst wrap ever. Ordered a buffalo chicken wrap, not realizing that their term for buffalo sauce just meant "douse this in Tabasco". Will not be returning.
Hands down some of the best and cheapest food in Chicago
An excellent old-school-Italian atmosphere in this Lakeview pizzeria. Try a thin crust pie in the heart of deep-dish country- you won't regret it.
The spingioni is a must eat.
4 locations: Rome, Naples, Palermo, and Chicago. Spingione (aka Scilian style pizza) has a thick fluffy crust unmatched in Chicago!
i love their pizza. i have been going here for over 20 years. truly wonderful thin crust pizza. i am a cheese and sausage kind of guy!!
Really DELICIOUS pizza! However, service SUCKS.
Known simply as "Dags" to locals, this place has the best pizza in Wrigleyville. They also offer specials via txt.
Best Chicago-style pizza I've ever had - the spinach & mushroom was to die for! Friendly & helpful staff. Definately a repeat!
Unlike New York slices, which make for good snacks, a stuffed slice at the Art of Pizza will likely fill you up, especially if you get some sausage on it.
Stuffed Spinach Pie: The golden crust filled with a stunning amount of mozzarella and toppings, all topped with a rich tomato sauce brings a thrill that makes the typical 45-minute wait well worth it
Pizzas take 35-45min since they're fresh. Call ahead so its ready when you show up, or just socialize!
Some of the best Chicago pizza...but not the best!~
No trip to Chicago is complete without Giordano's.
A must for any baseball fan, visited from Texas and immediately fell in love with the ballpark. No glitz and glamour like modern ballparks, but a simple, incredible atmosphere.
Built in 1914, the "Friendly Confines" was host to Babe Ruth's alleged "called shot" during the 1932 World Series. Lights were added to the ballpark in 1988.
Wrigley’s outfield shrubbery is a combo of Boston Ivy & Japanese Bittersweet. Reach in, and you might find a “Save Ferris” sticker, a pair of Harry Caray’s glasses & Andre Dawson’s Hawk feathers.
The espresso is really good. My best experience with counter culture's coffee.
The canelé is something like the platonic ideal of a canelé, with a caramelized exterior that’s delicate but at once intensely crisp, an interior that’s custardy but not soggy, sweet but not cloying.
The canele at Bad Wolf Coffee is one of the 100 best things we ate this year. http://tmout.us/rLOtk Read more.
Delicious, reasonable portions! A bunch of the cocktails come with sidecars which is awesome and the staff are super friendly.
Taverna 750 is a solid deal! The food is well created & delicious. Their Cellos are heavenly! Be sure to sample the Lemon Drop. Its better than gay-love and will most likely lead to the same. #perfect
AMAZING food and GORGEOUS staff!
The loaded potato and bacon soup is AMAZING! We come every week for it.
Ask for David. He's funny and pretty in a hopelessly straight boy next door way. He's from Detroit, but not the black part... you know, the suburbs!
Definitely the best service ever here!
Note to dog owners: This bar is super pet friendly. And if you feel like darts, they have a separate area inside with two boards. - CBS Chicago Read more.
Very nice neighborhood bar.
Felt like somebody's backyard...which is a good thing.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA