You don't need to say much about Giordano's if you've lived in Chicago for a while. Â Fantastic deep dish, great flavors, a bit of grease to oil your pipes, and a very full belly when you are done.
The usual tips apply - it takes at least 30 minutes to bake one of these bad boys so call your order in if you don't want to be waiting around.
My PIC also tried a hand at the ravioli this time around. Â I wasn't a fan - great pasta and good meat but just kinda seemed like pasta and meat - I wanted a little more zing but I guess we got what we ordered. Â No fault of the chef.
Very fast and very friendly service at this location. Â No rush to get out, and always there right when we needed the waitress - not a minute before or after.
This is a great location to enjoy some of Chicago's finest pizza.
They know how to make a deep dish, alright. Â Although, they call it "stuffed pizza pie" instead of deep dish...has it always been that way? Â I ate so much Giordano's deep dish when I worked downtown that I got sick of it. Â Ah, the downside to gorging on your favorite food. Â I stayed away from Giordano's for a while and finally went back when a <a href="/redir?url=http%3A%2F%2Frest.com&s=18415964453fc973fa38c45fbbdb82f29961cc0a5f69f07ee11f91e882801d2c" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://rest.com</a> coupon for it fell into my lap. Â They still know how to make a deep dish pizza, but it's so hard for me to finish a whole slice. Â I did discover that they make pretty good ravioli, too!
Our waitress was fast and friendly. Â These stuffed pizzas take a while to make, so we called ahead to place our order for dine in. Â Smarts.