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Pizzeria Uno Chicago Reviews
Terrible Experience
The food was mediocre at best but what topped it off was the server insulting my wife and asking what was wrong with her nose. 10/10 would never recommend this place - do yourself a favor and don’t stop by to eat here
The wait staff was fantastic - they were very accommodating
The wait staff was fantastic - they were very accommodating and helpful. The young man at the entrance and the waitress who served me were great. Unfortunately, I was disappointed with the pizza. The crust was rock hard and chewy. While tasty, I will
I've only had deep dish twice and NYC pizza already clears.
There HAS to be better in Chicago but this was an absolute travesty. Appetizers were SO mid. The calamari was absolutely flavorless and all the crust was hard, brittle, and fell off with the slightest movement. Definitely frozen . The shrimp and cra
Avoid
Never again First the hostess was rude. Never explained we had to order deep dish pizza while waiting for a table. We only found out when she told another customer that’s waiting to be seated. We later figure out it does take 30 minutes to make a
Service was lovely! I sat at the bar my bartender/server
Service was lovely! I sat at the bar my bartender/server was funny and so Chicago you know what I mean? Made jokes it was fun. I know it's a pizza place but I got the pomodoro just wasn't feeling pizza and it is so bland bruh it's ragu
Uno was the first deep dish pizza chain.
this location the food quality poor and the interior decor is really dates. plates dirty
Pizzzzzza
Great food and cute place! Had to try the original deep dish pizza and it did not disappoint. Also had spaghetti, garlic cheese bread, and Caesar salad and there wasn't a crumb left of anything.
this place was such a gem and unfortunately they've gone
this place was such a gem and unfortunately they've gone the way of cutting quality to make more money. A fraction of what they used to be
I was underwhelmed, but my four-year-old granddaughter
I was underwhelmed, but my four-year-old granddaughter thinks it's delicious. My benchmarks are : Deep dish that I make it home Lou Malnati's Gino's East No part of Uno pizza is top quality. Just my opinion, but I'm sticking to
Pizzeria uno was recommended by multiple people as one of
Pizzeria uno was recommended by multiple people as one of the best deep dish pizzas in Chicago. Caesar salad was great with thick strips of Parmesan inside, which was amazing. Pizza came out and the smell was incredible. My only complaint, which unfo
The garlic bread was pretty good, Chicago style was even
The garlic bread was pretty good, Chicago style was even better. The pizza though was okay. The crust was pretty crunchy up till the edges, where it was undercooked. So it ended up being a touch chew for a lot of the pizza
I would say this spot is 3.
5 stars overall. I've been here twice, each time because friends/family from out of town wanted to try deep dish pizza. It's in an excellent location in River North and has a nice casual old school bar vibe. It's got a lot of history!
Visited another chain called Lou Malantis and was
Visited another chain called Lou Malantis and was disappointed so a couple people friends recommended this spot. Funny enough it is the same owner but this place was way better! The cheese at the other restaurant tasted way off compared to here. Our
Kind Staff
I came in during my short vacation and sat at the bar in which my bartender was Ramiro a very kind man who is very personable and attentive. Great food and service will be going again 100%
A lesson learned.
Great location, absolute tourist trap. Was not what I expected. Getting here was a challenge. The service was great! Food was meh, crust was hard and doughy. Sauce was mediocre. Expected a 10! deep dish, got a 3. Sorry but an experience to learn from
So-so pizza, great service
Service was great! Clean and friendly environment with a cute outside seating area. The individual deep dish cheese pizza was so/so. Nothing wrong with it but flavor was minimal, not much cheese, very acidic sauce, crust was underwhelming. I would re
Uno
Pizzeria Uno, Chicago — a legendary spot for deep-dish pizza lovers I visited the iconic Pizzeria Uno in Chicago — one of the very first places (if not the first) to serve the city’s famous deep-dish pizza. The history here is palpable: this is
Nice atmosphere and pizza.
Cute place. Found out I’m not a fan of Chicago deep dish, but the pizza was good. Nice atmosphere. Wait time for two was quick. Location was across from our hotel. We shared a medium and is was perfect.
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