Mamma Mia Chicago Pizza

Wow, in an area where there is good pizza-a-plenty Mamma Mia manages to stand out amongst the others. This is now my definite go to spot on the NW side for some solid thin crust "za".

Lets start with the crust, it's not too thin, not too thick, and very crispy. The sauce has a nice balance of sweet and tang, very good. The cheese and toppings are also of good quality.

The service is great and the employees are very nice. The prices are reasonable and there always seems to be some kind of special going on. Support this place as restaurants that serve high quality food at a good value are few and far between nowadays!

By chance I found this place on yelp when having a serious pizza craving. I ordered the personal pizza and for $6, which includes a pop - this is now my go to place in the neighborhood. Their little spot is cozy and clean, and everyone I've dealt with whether on the phone or in person, is consistently courteous.

My family used to always default to Mama Luna's but their staff on the phone sucks, and their pizza has gotten pricey for the quality. I'd support the smaller pizzerias like Mamma Mia's ANYDAY! Not to mention, pizzas aren't cheap anymore (unless you're talking crappy Caesar's, Domino's or Pizza Hut) and Mamma Mia's has totally reasonable prices for large size pizzas.

I'm happy I found them and tried them out!

We had lunch catered from here and everything was good!

The pizza was good.  the crust was crispy, and the sauce and cheese were good.  It wasn't too greasy.

The BBQ chicken wings were good.  I liked the BBQ sauce a lot.  I ate a lot of the fries covered in BBQ sauce!

The salad was fine.  It was a decent Greek salad.  It went well with all of our less healthy food.

We had two pasta dishes.  Baked rigatoni, and rigatoni with chicken, green peppers, onion, and mushrooms.  I only tried the second one, but it was good.

It's hard to think of what to say about the food, because I'm in a major food coma now.