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We want the best deep dish Chicago Pizza
We have two full days in Chicago before a conference. We will be staying at the Homewood Suites near the Navy Pier. Please suggest your favorite place for Deep Dish Chicago Pizza--within walking distance of that area.<BR>A yummy thanks!
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Are you sure you don't want White Castle Burgers too? Good lord.<BR><BR>-darvy
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Definitely Giordano's at 730 North Rush Street.<BR><BR>http://www.giordanos.com/
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M_J, do us all a favor and type "Chicago Pizza" into the search box, above. You'll get about 1,000 postings on this subject.<BR><BR>Good lord.
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MJ<BR>We have never had http://www.giordanos.com/<BR>and are frequent visitors to Chicago. We have always been UNO/DUO fams. But the next time we are in Chicago, we will do Giordanos, because the folks on this site seem to favor it.
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I will second Giordano's. The stuffed style is about 2" thick, a small is good for two people.
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I found Giordano's to be nothing special. While it's been a couple of years, I prefer the original Uno's. It is not at all like the franchise chains you might have tried. Anyway, just my not-so humble opinion.
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Lou Malanati's pan pizza
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Giordano's is good, but Bacino's on Wacker is very good as well.
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as somebody who started eating chicago deep dish pizza in 1962, let me cast a vote for the original pizzeria uno. giordano's stuffed.double crust is something thought up in the 80's and is fine but not true to its heritage. I find Lou Malnati's crust too weak and his sauce too sweet. However, asking your question is like seeking the greatest among great. suggest you cab it to your choice-chicago near the lake is not fun walking until may or june due to weather.
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