Bricks

Great thin-crust pizza in the area between northern Michigan Avenue and the heart of Lincoln Park.  Wife and I enjoyed our thin crust pizza.  Recommend sticking to the more traditional selections.  

As others have said, you enter by going below the sign and through a little underground passage to the hidden door on your right.  It's a nice sedate environment inside with a mix of locals and families.

Well, I'm a dumbass. Bricks has been on my radar for a while and only now have I actually eaten their pie. And now, I feel like a dumbass for not eating their pizza sooner.

This past saturday I finally had a chance to sample from Bricks as they are friends with the people at Domaine Wine Storage. So, we had a lot of Bricks pizza for the tasting. When I was told that, a smile was put on my face as I knew I'd finally break my Bricks cherry.

Since there was a lot of pizza for a lot of people, that meant I got to try a couple of them. To start, I was a fan of everything we got (a mushroom based pizza, bbq chicken, and an assorted peppers pie), but the bbq chicken was the real star. This was the one I kept going back to along with the assorted peppers slices.

These were all thin crust done in the classic Chicago thin crust pieces. I loved the crust on these. It was crisp and just really good on the whole.

I need to get my own order from Bricks in the future. I'm generally a happy guy when it comes to pizza, but Bricks did it right IMO.

Lucky for us this is our neighborhood pizza place and has been for 15 years.  ALWAYS great quality and never a bad meal, fresh ingredients, great combinations of ingredients.  My favorite, the Berzerkley.