I stoped in there for lunch today when ever I’m in the area I always stop. The other place never pass up for lunch is the Boston Fish Market in Des Plaines.
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I stoped in there for lunch today when ever I’m in the area I always stop. The other place never pass up for lunch is the Boston Fish Market in Des Plaines.
the sprinkle cookie things there are holy cow good, someone brought them to office once. I have to go there on my own
I must say, that one annoying WWS golf pro guy said Gianorio's Pizza is Dupage's best thin crust and I hadn't had it. Now I have, and it's the best pie West of Bloomingdale Road for sure. Edging out Pizzeria Antica, although they differ in style some.
For meatballs? Bartolini's in Midlothian. Not too far north of Hog Wild (and Bremen HS) on Pulaski.
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‘‘Tis the Christmas season when Naz and Montini fans can unite over Meatball sammies and Lobster Bisque. God is good.
The main Gianorio's is in Lombard on Main Street if that helps.
Try the Italian beef and hot giardinera pizza from Gianorio's. Solid.
We break bread. Then come august its like Jersey vs NY
AL's Pizza in Warrenville is still the best thin crust pie I've had. It's connected to the Town Tap which is a great little neighborhood joint for a beer and a shot or three.
I'm sorry are we brothers? Because that's my jam
The best, made the same way since 1959. Plus the Towne Tap is like going to Cheers.
My top five pizza
1. Freddy’s - Cicero, the calamari pizza is the greatest
2. Al’s Pizza- Warrenville, greasy thin crust to die for
3. Elio Pizza on Fire- Addison, hand tossed wood fired pizza, so many options to choose from.
4. White Cottage- Woodale, I love the sauce
5. Lou Malanati- I don’t care if it’s a chain it is always delicious,
Special mention
Caputos Grocery store take and bake, I got 3 kids under 6 years old and I can feed them for $8.95 with a pizza that is actually decent.
1. Freddy’s - Cicero, the calamari pizza is the greatest
2. Al’s Pizza- Warrenville, greasy thin crust to die for
3. Elio Pizza on Fire- Addison, hand tossed wood fired pizza, so many options to choose from.
4. White Cottage- Woodale, I love the sauce
5. Lou Malanati- I don’t care if it’s a chain it is always delicious,
Special mention
Caputos Grocery store take and bake, I got 3 kids under 6 years old and I can feed them for $8.95 with a pizza that is actually decent.
Agreed. I’ve gone during lunch, dinner and after dinner. Food was fresh and delicious each time which is a victory for any deli to pull off especially towards the end of the evening. Nice work Frankie’s.