Browse menus, reviews and photos of Pizza Restaurants near Itasca.
Italian · $$
280 North Rohlwing Road, Itasca
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“First time going since new ownership and could not have been more satisfied. Service was exceptional and food was very good. I will be going back frequently.”
Pizza · $$
101 Irving Park Road, Itasca
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“Overall , been there different days of the week. Food is good, service is good as you would expect, especially on Sundays. Half time Sundays , za buffet. Very good. Alcohol prices are within the norm. Parking can geta little tight on Football days. In summation , you want an good day to eat, drink, enjoy GameDay, see you at Tree Guys.”
Italian · $
1170 North Arlington Heights Road, Itasca
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“I have been shopping at Jewel for many years. Also I’ve had my prescriptions in the pharmacy I moved my prescriptions to the Fox Lake pharmacy years ago because it’s the closest to me before that I was at the Grayslake one, so I’ve been with them for many years. I’ve had enough. The pharmacist behind the counter has done nothing but give me a hard time about getting my prescriptions, I don’t overtake. I am there just at the time that I should be and there should be no reason he held my prescriptions back. I’ve had enough for one month. I went completely without my prescription because he refused to hand it over same thing happened when I wanted to leave town and get my prescription one day early as the doctor released it the insurance released it, but he would not , I’ve had enough it’s time to go on social media and let them know what’s going on and I put it off. I didn’t say anything for over a year. I’m tired now I’ve had enough!!!!”
Pizza Delivery · $
1400 North Arlington Heights Road, Itasca
“There’s a woman with gray hair possibly early 60s? (Her hair is typically in a ponytail with a Casey’s baseball cap) who works the kitchen on Sunday (I believe she opens in the kitchen on Sunday as well). She is such a nice lady! She’s sweet, thoughtful and kind, it makes coming here such a pleasant experience because it’s such a treat to see her. I grew up in Boston’s north end and NYC so I’m picky when it comes to good Italian cuisine, but when she makes pizza, it’s hands down the best in the Midwest! Please give her a raise, her attitude and workmanship is something you can’t find anywhere! She is the best!”
Pizza · $$
1421 Rand Road, Arlington Heights
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“Modern Italian Restaurant with great service and food.”
Pizza · $
636 West Lake Street, Roselle
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“I concur. Great authentic Italian pizza here. Pizza by the slice in the evenings. I got one fresh out of the oven at around 7:00pm. Only one ting, put the sausage on top of the cheese and you have a best pizza in Chicagoland! I will stop by whenever in the neighborhood! Al dente!”
Pizza · $
530 West Wise Road, Schaumburg
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“This is a five star overall and in every category rating. After reading reviews on all sites I thought I’d give Joe’s a try. Their site indicated fresh ingredients, fresh dough, and outstanding service. It’s true! This is not a chain…as in everything tastes the same, pizza. The sauce is fresh and not overly salted or seasoned; you taste the tomatoes, the sausage, the green peppers and the onions! It was risky because I ordered this for New Year’s Eve for a group, (even tho I’d never had it) but all loved it. I had to laugh thinking about others’ reviews that note it tastes different-that’s because they haven’t had fresh ingredient pizza in so long. The owners (I assumed) were fun and kind and the cozy/small pick-up makes you feel like you are in another country-Italy. Pizza costs more these days, and they prefer cash, so be prepared for that; but it was worth it. Thank-you to Joe’s for the great New Year’s Pizza! Grateful, MAC”
Pizza · $
158 North Gary Avenue, Carol Stream
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“If you're looking for some of the most creative and legendary pizzas around, Legends Pizza in Carol Stream is the place to be! Their out-of-the-box pizza creations are next level, and their Bloody Marys? Absolutely insane and packed with flavor. This is one spot you have to put on your bucket list!”
Pizza · $$
940 North York Street, Elmhurst
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“Came with a party of 8, and every one of us were satisfied and happy with what we ordered. Our Server was awesome, and the desserts oh my. Will definitely be making our way back from the southwest burbs”
Pizza · $$
1 South Roselle Road, Schaumburg
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“When we arrived in Chicago, we decided to try the Lincoln location of Lou Malnati’s. Unfortunately, despite arriving 40 minutes before closing, we were told they would not seat us. I completely understand that deep-dish pizzas take longer to prepare and that ordering one so close to closing might not be possible. However, I was disappointed that we couldn’t be seated at all, especially since we were told we could still place an order for carryout. Thankfully, we decided to give Lou Malnati’s another chance at the Schaumburg location, and I’m so glad we did! What a difference! The manager was incredibly friendly and welcoming, our waitress was attentive and genuinely kind, and the food was absolutely delicious! The Schaumburg team completely turned our experience around. Their wonderful hospitality and excellent service reminded us why customer service matters so much. I’m glad we gave Lou Malnati’s a second chance, because this location absolutely delivered!”
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