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Giordano's730 N Rush St, Chicago, IL | Directions 60611
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“must say the atmosphere was perfect and the deep dish pizza was great!”
“The wait is sooooo worth it for a fresh, hot pie straight out of the oven.”
“My husband went to the bar to order a beer but couldn't get the bartender's attention - because this bartender had his back to the customers more than he faced the multitudes of potential customers.”
“Although I live in Arkansas, I still brag on the great taste of Giordano's to anyone that mentions good pizza.”
“Their menu is very extensive, and the atmosphere is wond.”
“best pizza place i have ever eatin at!”
“any people eat at Giordanos for there deep dish, but I like the thin crust.”
“The wait is sooooo worth it for a fresh, hot pie straight out of the oven.”
“We were enjoying ourselves so much that we didn't notice actually how long it took to enjoy our meal.”

This folks, is what Chicago pizza is all about. Word to the wise: use utensils & never go for a third piece.
Service is always great.. Giordano's is a place of Pizza. I really loved the food and its quality, and especially the staff here because they are friendly and very accommodating in a way you love coming back here.
amazing food. im not typically a pizza person but man did i love giordanos pizza! the thick crust stuffed pizza was awesome, loved it highly recommend it!
Windy City Pizza Club at Giordano's.
In Chicago, pizza is religious. Fortunately for us, there are more than 200 different pizzeria's in the city, and each has it's own distinct signature item. Originally a Neapolitan cuisine, pizza has gone through different stages of development, and now we see styles such as Hand-Tossed and Roman Pizza, or the likes of Chicago-Style and Pan Pizza. As old as Giordano's is, its signature "World Famous Stuffed Pizza" is unlike any other on the market.
Yes, some restaurant's have mastered the art of pizza. With respectable places like Lou Malnati's, Pizzeria Due and Gino's to name a few, the wonderful world of stuffed pizza got it's start at Chicago's Giordano's. The 70's in Chicago were fine years for pizza as there weren't as many franchises making a name, so brothers Efron and Joseph Boglio took their mothers recipe and made it a household name. Now, there are 13 restaurants in Chicago and 30 more in the suburbs.
The Windy City Pizza Club traveled to Giordano's Gold Coast recently and had an interesting experience. The actual restaurant is long and fairly big and extremely crowded with little waiting area, especially on weekends. They have a full bar in the waiting area with tables for waiting. When you walk into Giordano's, you are asked to pre-order your food making the experience seem like you are here for fast food. The atmosphere was very unfriendly as the servers, hosts, and managers had little personality or lack of. It seemed they were trying to get you to leave rather than stay and enjoy.
Because of this poor acting wait staff and managerial style, the experience for me, a first-timer at Giordano's was sour. After asking other members of the club what they thought, no one seemed to notice, probably because they were used to the fast-food type dining experience that Giordano's gives off. I was not impressed and felt like I was being rushed out of the restaurant so they could turn over our table of seven within an hour, and that they did.
As for the actual Pizza, it's incredible. Yes, I said incredible. The pizza was a complete opposite of service and attitude and made the experience even itself out just a little. Giordano's has thin crust and stuffed, and as the club did not try the thin; it was clear that no one in their right minds would. Most impressively, you could turn a piece of the stuffed pizza upside down, and nothing would fall off the top. On top of that, the crust is actually stuffed with cheese. And because of the way it was prepared, it wasn't messy and easy to eat. The pizza itself was absolutely satisfying and made for an immediate pleasant aftertaste on our taste buds, especially the crust.
Fortunately the pizza was delectable and I would go back, but only for take-out as the actual restaurant is more of a fast-food place than a restaurant. Let us hope that no other restaurant takes on the focus of "great pizza, not-so-fun staff". Regardless of my opinion, I highly suggest trying out Giordano's as a take out of delivery option as the stuffed pizza has me hooked.
not worth the hype or wait. This is always recommended as one of the places to get great Chicago-style pizza. I was very disappointed. You place your order when you first walk in so that you don't have to wait as long once you sit down at your table. We waited over an hour to be seated and still had to wait long once seated for our pizza anyway. When the pizza did arrive, it was cold. The cheese was not melted all the way through. It tasted like a frozen pizza. It did not seem like it was made with fresh ingredients. At least if I cooked my own frozen pizza, I'd have it hot. This is one of those places that relies on it's tourist clientele to keep business going, not quality food. Not recommended.
Nobody will take your order over the phone!. Nobody will take your order on the phone. As soon as they pick up the phone they put you on hold. Then they pick up the line 10 minutes later and ask if you can hold. I said no, I've been holding, can I please place an order and they just put you back on hold. I called back again and they put you on hold no matter what. There is no way to order a pizza from this f&@king place! I understand they are busy, but they should at least have someone there to answer the phone and put an order in. If it's going to take 2 hours then say that, but run your business!!!
pizza. This is the best deep dish pizza in the world!!! there's a ton of cheese and an awesome sauce to top it off, the crust goes with it well. This is by far my favorite pizza to order
Great Place to Expierence Chicago & Pizza. Just like all the reviews, I dont think you can go wrong with Giordano's pizza. We enjoyed it all!
Had better pizza at Chuck E. Cheese.. Let me first say that I am a fan of Chicago pizza and, although there are much better options, I've liked Giordano's "Chicago Style" pizza in the past. However, their thin crust pizza maybe the worst pizza I have ever tasted. It doesn't even earn the required one star.....really. Not to mention, we paid $32 for two medium pizzas. At this price, I would hope for a memorable pie and that is what we got, it was terrible. The crust was thick, not thin as advertised, and tasted like a frozen pizza. Save your money and buy DiGiorno's. It couldn't be any worse.
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