We ended up doing the option where we could eat an unlimited amount of just the pizza. I tried all of the ones available and was not impressed. I'd say come here with friends when the priority is the get-together, not quality of food. The environment is pleasant enough and service ok.
Review Source:Great beer selection, good pizza if you like deep dish. Â I'm a born and bred New Yorker and therefore require my pizza to be paper thin. Â The other food isn't bad, the decor is a bit franchise-y and the staff is a crapshoot. Â Sometimes you'll get an attentive waitress, sometimes no one will want to pay attention to your party. Â If you're out for pizza and beer, this is your spot in Exit 4 Clarksville. Â For a more local scene, hit up the Blackhorse.
Review Source:I absolutely love this place! I always pick this restaurant when it is my turn to choose. I know its a little cookie-cutter and franchised but, you cant Deny they have great food. I usually get the Chicago seven Stromboli, this meal is large enough to fill me up and Delicious enough to get me coming back for more every time. I have not taken part in any of there many beers but, I hear the selection is pretty good.
Review Source:BOOOM MUUUUUUUTHHHHAAAA FUUUUUUUCKKKKKAAAAA. The pizza here is a 5.
After a doggedly long quest to find the best tour in the local area. It is my conclusion this title belongs to Old Chicago.
While I do not enjoy their Red Robin like decor; I do enjoy that they have updated their beer selection to include Lagunitas IPA and their deep dish pizza. Blackhorse can take a lesson in pizza craft from this place.
Their double deckaroni pizza is STACKED with the proper amount of pig slices;, the cheese is flawlessly melted and the crust is soft and soaked with delicious oil. Nailed it.
Old Chicago... take your bow you crafty corporate bitch.. you nailed it.
I've been here with a few of my friends before, this is THE best deep dish pizza I've ever had in clarksville. Hands down.
One of my fav. deep dish pizza is the Hawaiian. Amazing! Service was good and it is usually quite packed around dinner time (or during like football season lol) The interior give off a bar feel (since there's a bar in the back) seating was quite close together and usually the table with chairs are very high. Space is limited for walking with two people...but its big enough to walk though.
But one time we when here when it was about to close (like an hour and a half prior to closing) and our waitress was really nice, but it felt like they rushed through the baking and brought our pizza out too soon...so it didn't taste as good since it wasn't fully cooked to crispy.
I might've to order a pizza to go when I go back home to Memphis, to let my family try it...it's that good. I'll miss this place when I no longer go to school here.
Let's get it straight, this pizza is not authentic Chicago Style pizza. Their sauce is way off (needs more spice and zest). Now they do have menu items you would eat when you went to Chicago (Italian beef, deep dish style pizza, etc.), but these items are not the real Mccoy. I'm guessing this is a chain?
With that being said, I think this is the best pizza you can get in Clarksville. Sorry South, but you're not known for having great pizza.
Price:
I didn't think it was too pricey. My husband and I had a medium 3 topping with a cookie, 2 drinks, and mozz sticks for $33.
Service:
They weren't that busy (lunch time, dinner gets crowded) and my server lagged on getting me Diet Pepsi refills.
Food:
Like I stated pizza sauce was a bit off, but still tasted good for TN. For the record, I've had some pretty nasty tasting pizza around Clarksville.
Mozz sticks were large, but had that frozen taste. I've had better. Maybe we should've went with the Garlic Cheese Bread.
FINAL THOUGHTS:
We'll certainly be back the next time we want some decent pizza.
The service here is pretty lousy, my friends and I showed up here Friday night and two of us weren't drinking so we ordered Diet Pepsis. One of us ordered a beer and his showed up right away of course but when it came to our soft drinks they weren't brought. Our waiter walked by us a few times and on his third walk by mentioned to us that for some reason they're out of Diet Pepsi and would get it out to us as soon as they 'fixed' the problem. Isn't it just a matter of switching out syrup bags and hooking it up to the soda line? I guess not, because we ordered our meal and our diet colas never showed up at all.
The pizza here is definitely not Chicago style-Chicago style deep dish is almost casserole like with tomato sauce on top of a cheese/'topping' mixture. The 'Chicago 7' pizza ran riot on the Democratic Convention of my stomach the next morning. I'm not going to be returning here for food and despite their large beer selection won't come back since their service is as bad as their attempt at Chicago style pizza.
So i went with my family and the hostess, three of them, said they could not seat us because the servers were out smoking. When we asked if they were serious thy told us everyone gets a break. The restaurant was half full and after waiting 10 minutes we left. It will be awhile before i go back. I blame this on the manager, they obviously do not know what tone to set with their employees.
Review Source:Well, the first plus is that they have lots of beer choices. They even have one of those beer club things that give you prizes for completing a certain number of beers on the "Tour". Also, on Tuesday's (or maybe it was Thursday's) they offer 2$ long island iced teas. They're made from a mix, so not the greatest, but they're cheap.
Ok, with the alcohol out of the way let's talk about the rest. The place has TV's in the bar area, so you have somewhere to watch the game. However, I would not recommend coming here in a large group, as it's always really packed and someone will be breaking their neck trying to watch the TV. This goes for the whole place, not just the bar area. Service has been hit or miss. Like I mentioned, it's always full, so it's hard to expect super fast service. It's never been bad though.
The food has been good every time I've eaten here. I usually get something pizza like. I've had the calzone, pizza, and pizza appetizers. The pepperoni rolls are amazing, and so are the nachos. I recommend sharing different things with friends. Portions are large and you will most likely walk out with a to-go box anyway, so might as well taste as much as you can.
Overall, great place to eat and hang out. Atmosphere is a little to packed for my taste to come here more often, but I will definitely return every now and then.
UPDATE: The more I come here the happier I am. Â The service has been getting better and better, and my last to experiences I was helped by to bad mama-jama servers that knew what it takes to truly deserve a tip. Â They still do two things right.... Beer and Pizza!!!!!!!
This place has one huge thing going for it. It has 110 beers on hand! Â The deep dish pizza is DEEP and delicious. Service is decent but what can you expect when the place is always packed and the whole place is trying to finish their beer tour in record time.
Old Chicago is probably the coolest looking place in all of Clarksville. Â It's clean, trendy, fun. Â Good things going for them, really. Â But where the areas in which it fails far supersede the excellent decor and fast paced atmosphere. Â
The food is certainly not up to snuff. Â For a place that is a pizza restaurant, the pizza is poor. Â It's nothing like its namesake, Chicago-style, in fact, it's just odd altogether. Â I think perhaps it's the dough on which the pizza is constructed. Â The dough is too thick, and has a corn meal-ish flavor. Â Other dishes on the menu simply taste processed or frozen. Â The pepperoni rolls are no exception, but they're a guilty pleasure. Â Sort of how I like microwave burritos, gross, but I still like them. Â
The other draw of Old Chicago is beer. Â They've got, what, 200 varieties? Â If you're looking for that incredibly rare microbrew, odds are they've got it. Â What's wrong with this? Â Oh, stadium prices... Â 4 bucks, 5 bucks, 7 bucks, etc... Â Cocktails are on the wrong side of 5 bucks, too. Â Sorry, I know you've got a fancy building and big TVs to pay for, but I'm not helping you. Â
I'll give Old Chicago a thumbs up for their bartenders. Â They've always been a very helpful and friendly lot. Â
I suppose if you've got a corporate card, or if someone else is buying, you can justify visiting the bar. Â For my money, however, if I'm paying fine restaurant prices for drinks, I'd better be in a fine restaurant. Â Sorry Old Chicago, I'm not taking out a loan to visit you.
Ok people, let's get a few things evened out. Seeing how I'm from Chicago let me just say that there isn't one place outside of the Chicago area that knows what Chicago Style pizza is, to include Old Chicago... Honestly, can a few Cubbies get down here and open a REAL pizzeria please? Don't get me wrong, Old Chicago is not a bad place but let's not try to label ourselves something we're not.
Review Source:Excellent food and service, best pizza i've had in clarksville! Murphy (our server) was so cool and friendly that even though he made a little boo boo with our order we didn't mind at all, the manager was also super friendly and made it a point to tell our 8 year old about their kids make their own pizza night on Tuesdays... we will definitely be back:)
Review Source:BIG, DELICIOUS, mildly overpriced pizza. Â But perfect to bring back for a game- get the chicken thai, by far he best. I didn't eat there but they were so friendly on the phone, and even ask you what kind of car you drive so they can bring it to your window. Â Be warned, chicago style slices make you feel over-full after two pieces, but then you can't help but reach for the third slice about an hour later.
Review Source:I really don't understand the bad reviews for this place.  They have an excellent selections of beers and food.  The food can range from the typical Italian pizzas, Stromboli and lasagna to burgers, pasta's steaks and salads.  I usually go for the make your own pizza and stick with the thin crust.  I have sampled their dish pizzas and while they are just as delicious, too much bread for me.  They usually have the current sports shows on and also have a couple of tv's set to Buzztime trivia so ask your waitress for a playmaker.  My service at this location and North Tucson has always been excellent but I do generally belly up to the bar.  The price of your meal really depends on what you have and  what you drink but there are a couple of options for you to keep it under $10
Review Source:I had heard awesome things about Old Chicago, and it has been packed since it opened. Â So, a group of friends talked me in to going there recently. Â Out of 8 people, 3 had the wrong food, and my food was spoiled. Â They were kind of rude about it, but everything got fixed. Â I am planning on going back sometime and giving it a second chance. Â I want to try their lunch buffet.
Review Source:Old Chicago always does the trick when you want to go *somewhere* for dinner but can't make up your mind. It's usually busy with people there to drink beer, watch a game, and hang out with their buddies. The deep dish pizza is great, and I'm a big fan of the spinach and artichoke calzone. Â If you try all 100 or so beers you get your name on a plaque. They also have Oktoberfest-ivities.
Review Source:So we travel 8 hours from Chicago and what do we have for dinner??? Chicago food, or at least, Tennessee's take on Chicago food. Â The place did their best to accommodate our party of 15, on a Friday night with no reservation. Â Hell I've waited much longer at some places with a freaking reservation. Â The food was pretty good. Â We got a deep dish-esque pizza called the "chicago 7" which featured; pepperoni, sausage, black olives, green peppers, mushrooms, and 2 other toppings i don't remember. Â I can't say that it was "just like home", but for being in TN, it's probably as good as it's gonna get.
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