My list is very similar 1 HOME RUN INN 2 CONNIE'S 3 BACINO 4 GINO'S EAST 5 GIORDANOS If you want to include suburbs These all have suburban locations as well. If you go to Home Run Inn we always order with fresh garlic, if you enjoy garlic it is the ultimate best! Enjoy! :):):):) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) ElGreene wrote in article ... > >Will be in Chicago later ,on in month, where are the best 5 pizza spots in > >Chicago > > According to a Chicago magazine poll in 7/98, the top 5 were: Lou Malnati's, > Pizzeria Uno, Gino's East, Home Run Inn, and Giordano's. However, the critic's > choice was Edwardo's, followed by Bacino and Connie's. > > Pizzeria Uno and Gino's East are the traditional holders of the flame of > Chicago pan pizza, which accounts for their popularity in the poll probably. > Warning: Any Uno outside Chicago, specifically the original Uno and Due near > downtown, do not make the same pizzas, despite the name. Do not go to them > expecting to experience the "real thing." >
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>My list is very similar >1 HOME RUN INN just in case you're craving Chicago pan pizza, perhaps should mention that Home Run Inn's (although many people assume the original location is by Comiskey Park, it's actually 5 miles to the west, the name came from someone hitting a ball through the window from a playlot across the street) specialty is thin crust pizza.