Arrived 45 minutes before close time. My plus one and I were ignored and not greeted by the host; too busy counting receipts. I must of read the "Please Wait To Be Seated ," sign, several times in my head. After acknowledging us, the host said, they couldn't take our order until 30 minutes. The place was basically empty, and I don't appreciate that. I recommend y'all start closing at 7pm.
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Connie Marchetti
Have had both dine-in and delivery service,the pizza was great. We had thin crust cheese & sausage both times and it was loaded with sausage. It was delivered piping hot, and our in restaurant service was good.Would have their pizza again!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Jorge Orozco
Great food and good service. There is not much more you can ask for from a pizza spot. Their stuffed pizza is amazing!
I've always loved Beggars pizza weather I've eaten there at the restaurant, or taken it home
Yessenia Ramirez
The food is fresh, hot, and consistently delicious. Go on a Tuesday for the BOGO. Also, the best server bartender Natalie works on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The lasagna is my favorite dish but call ahead if you want that because they run out. That’s how good it is.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Team 2 Gils
Great place with great food. Nice sit down pizza is good!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Eric S.
THE LOVEABLE TRAMP Don't be dissuaded by the shabby-looking spokesperson--the pizza at Beggars is damn good. Residents of the Windy City and outlying suburbs have a plethora of pizza joints to choose from, whether cheap chains (Papa John's, Dominos, the Hut) or beloved Chicago institutions (Pequod's, Gino's East). And just like with sports teams, families have their allegiances (Lou Malnati's = yay! Giordano's = booooo). Well, THIS family digs Beggars more than just about any other place out there. Beggars Pizza is served at White Sox games, which is where my wife first had a slice and instantly fell in love. She found out we had a Beggars location 5 minutes from the house, and we've been low key obsessed with them ever since. Our typical order is a large 14" thin crust pepperoni ($26), although we've yet to try their deep dish or stuffed pizza.....maybe someday when we don't have sh*t to do for at least 48hrs. Prices are a bit higher than average, and we're OK with that since the quality of ingredients seems better than average. My toddler is a huge fan of the cheesy flatbread ($7.50), which is both delicious AND a good price when you consider a small (10") cheese pizza is $13. Why pay twice as much for the addition of tomato sauce? The bosco sticks (3 for $10) are soft breadsticks filled with cheese and served with marinara, they're great. The breaded zucchini ($7.25) with ranch are fine, but nowhere near crispy enough. I had to put them in the air fryer for 10-15 minutes to crisp 'em up more. The appetizer "pick 3" for $14 isn't a super deal, as you only get half portions. Get a full order of the mini tacos ($7.50) or cheese curds ($11) instead. * TL;DR * Pizza Exec 1: "hey guys, for our new restaurant logo I'm thinking of a dirty bum holding a pizza box" Pizza Exec 2: "a....WHAT??" PE1: "you know, like a grown-up version of Pigpen, but casual" PE2: "the filthy kid from Charlie Brown that's always surrounded by a cloud of debris?!?!" PE1: "yeah" PE2: "we are absolutely NOT going with that idea, Jerry. a hobo??? no one will want to eat here." The joke's on Pizza Exec #2, because as it turns out, if the food is tasty enough people will completely gloss over the fact that the brand ambassador is a homeless person. An odd choice, but it's certainly distinctive. We've exclusively ordered carryout, however as the weather gets warmer I can envision myself enjoying a pitcher of cold beer on their outdoor patio while waiting for a personal pie. I'm cool with throwing a little 5* love their way, seeing as how their pizza made my wife and son very happy. Oh, and one more thing: these guys LAY IT ON THICK (sorry, had to fit their tagline in here somewhere).
Mike Green
Good pizza. Extra thin crust is my favorite. Great staff always friendly.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Thin Crust Pizza
Lisa F.
I don't care for their pizza. It's not the worst out there. It certainly is better than Pizza Hut and Domino's. But Chicago is a tough market for Pizza and it just doesn't make the cut for me which is too bad because the ambience is nice and I can walk to the restaurant.
Djgramma58 Jensen
Ordered online . The deep dish sausage & pepperoni medium pizza is delicious . Still eating . It . The dough wonderful , sausage & pepperoni tasty & so much cheese. We are seniors on a budget . Don’t mind splurging when the pizza is this good . Our new favorite pizza joint .
Our go-to pizza joint. We get a medium thin crust to feed 3 adults with some leftovers for later. Best sauce - not too sweet. Good chicken Parm, too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Thin Crust Pizza
SandMan
Better idea to go to Home Run Inn in Bolingbrook. I WILL NOT give Beggars money for their overpriced pizza anymore.I would definitely suggest. Fat Ricky's Pizza in Romeoville or Papa's Pizza in Woodridge all excellent pizza for your hard-earned money..Used to go there liked the taste of the pizza but it is over priced service is good.I don't care for the management style of this establishment.Note back to Beggars response to this post location manager shouldn't offer me my money back and then renege the next day after talking with customer relations DepartmentI will never be back I will never spend money at your establishment,Still Bad..
Arrived 45 minutes before close time. My plus one and I were ignored and not greeted by the host; too busy counting receipts. I must of read the "Please Wait To Be Seated ," sign, several times in my head. After acknowledging us, the host said, they couldn't take our order until 30 minutes. The place was basically empty, and I don't appreciate that. I recommend y'all start closing at 7pm.
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Have had both dine-in and delivery service,the pizza was great. We had thin crust cheese & sausage both times and it was loaded with sausage. It was delivered piping hot, and our in restaurant service was good.Would have their pizza again!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Great food and good service. There is not much more you can ask for from a pizza spot. Their stuffed pizza is amazing!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza, Fried Pickles
I've always loved Beggars pizza weather I've eaten there at the restaurant, or taken it home
The food is fresh, hot, and consistently delicious. Go on a Tuesday for the BOGO. Also, the best server bartender Natalie works on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The lasagna is my favorite dish but call ahead if you want that because they run out. That’s how good it is.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great place with great food. Nice sit down pizza is good!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
THE LOVEABLE TRAMP Don't be dissuaded by the shabby-looking spokesperson--the pizza at Beggars is damn good. Residents of the Windy City and outlying suburbs have a plethora of pizza joints to choose from, whether cheap chains (Papa John's, Dominos, the Hut) or beloved Chicago institutions (Pequod's, Gino's East). And just like with sports teams, families have their allegiances (Lou Malnati's = yay! Giordano's = booooo). Well, THIS family digs Beggars more than just about any other place out there. Beggars Pizza is served at White Sox games, which is where my wife first had a slice and instantly fell in love. She found out we had a Beggars location 5 minutes from the house, and we've been low key obsessed with them ever since. Our typical order is a large 14" thin crust pepperoni ($26), although we've yet to try their deep dish or stuffed pizza.....maybe someday when we don't have sh*t to do for at least 48hrs. Prices are a bit higher than average, and we're OK with that since the quality of ingredients seems better than average. My toddler is a huge fan of the cheesy flatbread ($7.50), which is both delicious AND a good price when you consider a small (10") cheese pizza is $13. Why pay twice as much for the addition of tomato sauce? The bosco sticks (3 for $10) are soft breadsticks filled with cheese and served with marinara, they're great. The breaded zucchini ($7.25) with ranch are fine, but nowhere near crispy enough. I had to put them in the air fryer for 10-15 minutes to crisp 'em up more. The appetizer "pick 3" for $14 isn't a super deal, as you only get half portions. Get a full order of the mini tacos ($7.50) or cheese curds ($11) instead. * TL;DR * Pizza Exec 1: "hey guys, for our new restaurant logo I'm thinking of a dirty bum holding a pizza box" Pizza Exec 2: "a....WHAT??" PE1: "you know, like a grown-up version of Pigpen, but casual" PE2: "the filthy kid from Charlie Brown that's always surrounded by a cloud of debris?!?!" PE1: "yeah" PE2: "we are absolutely NOT going with that idea, Jerry. a hobo??? no one will want to eat here." The joke's on Pizza Exec #2, because as it turns out, if the food is tasty enough people will completely gloss over the fact that the brand ambassador is a homeless person. An odd choice, but it's certainly distinctive. We've exclusively ordered carryout, however as the weather gets warmer I can envision myself enjoying a pitcher of cold beer on their outdoor patio while waiting for a personal pie. I'm cool with throwing a little 5* love their way, seeing as how their pizza made my wife and son very happy. Oh, and one more thing: these guys LAY IT ON THICK (sorry, had to fit their tagline in here somewhere).
Good pizza. Extra thin crust is my favorite. Great staff always friendly.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Thin Crust Pizza
I don't care for their pizza. It's not the worst out there. It certainly is better than Pizza Hut and Domino's. But Chicago is a tough market for Pizza and it just doesn't make the cut for me which is too bad because the ambience is nice and I can walk to the restaurant.
Ordered online . The deep dish sausage & pepperoni medium pizza is delicious . Still eating . It . The dough wonderful , sausage & pepperoni tasty & so much cheese. We are seniors on a budget . Don’t mind splurging when the pizza is this good . Our new favorite pizza joint .
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Deep Dish Pizza
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Good Food and employees were nice. Ordered on line and had to wait 5 more minutes vs time on the app.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Sausage
Food was fine, the service was great.Dietary restrictions: Gluten free pizza options
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Thin Crust Pizza, Garlic Bread, Deep Dish Pizza
Best pizza in Bolingbrook.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Stuffed Pizza, Thin Crust Pizza, Beef, Sausage
Our go-to pizza joint. We get a medium thin crust to feed 3 adults with some leftovers for later. Best sauce - not too sweet. Good chicken Parm, too.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Thin Crust Pizza
Better idea to go to Home Run Inn in Bolingbrook. I WILL NOT give Beggars money for their overpriced pizza anymore.I would definitely suggest. Fat Ricky's Pizza in Romeoville or Papa's Pizza in Woodridge all excellent pizza for your hard-earned money..Used to go there liked the taste of the pizza but it is over priced service is good.I don't care for the management style of this establishment.Note back to Beggars response to this post location manager shouldn't offer me my money back and then renege the next day after talking with customer relations DepartmentI will never be back I will never spend money at your establishment,Still Bad..