Old Chicago

Good, quality pizza and great beer. Sarah (?) was our server and was fantastic. Will definitely be back

I thought I'd been missing Old Chicago, because it had been a few years, but the pizza wasn't as good as I remember. Perhaps my tastes have changed, but there is much better pizza for better prices in the area.

The service was very good, but the pizza was below average. I don't like burned pizza, and the cheese tasted like it belonged on a Totino's. If Totino's or Jeno's is a 'D', then this was a C. Even late night would have been a low grade.

DW and I had dinner here as we were in the area.  I thought things weren't going to go well when we were seated and was about 3 or 4 minutes and no one came over to greet us and get our drink order.  This was even though we were two table away from the POS system and I made contact with several servers.  The manager passed by and I hollered at him for help and let him know we hadn't been waited on yet.  He apologized and took our drink orders.  Our server came over just as the manager came back with our drinks.  After that our server was on top of things making sure our drinks were full and getting our food out quickly.  We started off with the artichoke dip which was very good.  They serve it with garlic bread and sliced veggies, such as carrots, cucumbers, celery, red & green bell peppers.  It was a nice change from most places which serve tortilla chips with their dip.  DW had a burger and fries.  I had the Chicago 7 deep dish.  Not really a true Chicago deep dish, but more like a pan pizza.  It was very tasty though.  The wife said her burger and fries were also tasty.  Prices are in order with most other places.  Overall not a bad place to try.