Panino's Pizza - Chicago
$ • Pizza, Italian, Vegetarian
Hours:
3702 N Broadway, Chicago
(773) 472-6200
About Panino's Pizza - Chicago
Customers' Favorites
Fried Panzerotti or Baked Calzones
Create Your Own New Haven Apizza
Create Your Own Artisan Pizza
GF Thin Crust Cheese Pizza
NY Style Pizza Classic
Jumbo Buffalo Wings
Eggplant Parmigiana
Tortellini Alfresco
Chicken Vesuvio
Shrimp Alfredo
Panino's Pizza - Chicago Reviews
Menu
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Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4 - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 4 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 4 - 9PM |
| Friday | 4 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 4 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 4 - 9PM |
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Panino's Pizza has been serving delicious meals since 2003 and is known for its great customer service. The staff remembers customer preferences and makes sure orders are correct. Customers enjoy the sausage pizza and the Chicken Vesuvio, which are highly recommended. The menu includes soups, salads, tavern-style pizza, and wood-fired pizzas like the Barese and the Mona Lisa. The woodfire oven in the back fills the restaurant with a tempting aroma, making it a popular spot for a quick slice or two. Customers also love the cannolis, especially with candied oranges added to the filling. The restaurant encourages carry-out and delivery, making it a reliable choice for nearby diners. Recently, visitors praised the place as a laid-back, no-frills spot with a crisp crust on the pizza and a nice, cheesy panini. The service is quick and friendly, though the dining area can be a bit tight. With a rotating specialty pizza, like the current Italian beef slice, Panino's always offers something new to try, making it a hidden gem worth visiting. Many customers also praise the East Coast style thin crust pizza, especially the NY style slices to go, which never miss and remind visitors of NYC and NJ pizza. The crust is flat and dense, with fresh, chunky tomato sauce, and the pizza is filling enough with just one slice. The restaurant has plenty of seat-yourself seating, and no wait staff makes it easy to enjoy a quick meal without tipping. Parking is available on the street for $2.50 per hour, and customers can walk or take CTA to reach this popular, reliable spot. Additionally, the deep dish, gluten-free pizza is highly recommended, known for being a small place with limited seating but very popular for to-go pickups.