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    Chicago Fire Oven

    4.5 (2 reviews)
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    it is a cool place to dine with your family. the pizza is brick oven baked which give it its nice rustic taste.

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    Giordano's

    Giordano's

    4.0(1.7k reviews)
    0.9 mi
    •$$

    I had lunch here on my last full day in Chicago on Sunday. It was the ideal place to do so since it…read morewas Week Two of the 2026 NFL season (the Bears-Vikings game was on). My brother, three of my cousins and I sat at a round table next to a glass window that offers a view of the kitchen. We were nicely served by a waiter named Alex. It took nearly an hour for our pies -- The Classic and Chicago Special -- to arrive, but that's expected when you order Chicago-style pizza. Boy howdy, it was worth the wait. From a presentation standpoint, the pizzas appeared well prepared and baked just right. Flavor wise, I understood why my brother said that lots of people who arrive at O'Hare tend to come here after they get on the Kennedy (that's I-90 for those of who aren't from Chicago). The cheese in The Classic (sausage, mushrooms, green peppers and onions) and Chicago Special (pepperoni, mushrooms, green peppers and onions) is fresh, plentiful, and thankfully, didn't burn the roof of my mouth. It blended well with the sauce and the toppings in each. Each slice was massive to where I was full after at least three forkfuls. When it comes to favorites between the two, I pick The Classic since I enjoyed it the most. I'll add that the Special is like the Italian Beef, the sandwich that's famous around these parts, in pizza form. Before I forget, I should mention that we started our lunch with wings and calamari. I didn't touch the calamari, but I sure couldn't get enough of the wings. That's possibly why I was stuffed (no pun intended) a few minutes into diving into the pizza. I suggest that potential diners request for Alex. The guy practically moved Heaven and Earth to make sure we were alright. He refilled our glasses, gave extra napkins and shared updates on the pizzas. If you have a trip to Chicago in your future and your flight is bound for O'Hare, add this Giordano's to your itinerary.

    How about a ZERO…read more This is a fresh review as we left about 20 mins ago to another restaurant. We arrived here as we have many times in the past. 5:10 Friday evening not busy. We were seated. As we sat a family came in, another couple and a large group. They all arrived after we did and were tended to immediately. We waited 10 mins and still no one so that's when I decided I'll go eat at a place that wants to feed me. Two servers talking in the corner doing nothing What a crock. Hey managers of this restaurant. Get your staffs heads out of their butts and wake them up. I've spent alot of money in here over the years between family and friends get together. That ends today

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    Moretti's Ristorante and Pizzeria

    Moretti's Ristorante and Pizzeria

    3.8(392 reviews)
    1.0 mi
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    We stopped in for a quick lunch on our way to the mall. The place is huge! We sat outside and…read moreenjoyed the nice weather. Our waitress was so sweet and did a great job. The food we ordered was all very good! The octopus came with a wedge of lemon, but could use some more acid to brighten it up. I mixed some of the tomatoes from the bruschetta with it, and that was perfect. The wings were good and the meatball sliders were yummy. Well stop by again if we're on the neighborhood to try some other dishes. The table next to us got a chicken salad that looked great and the pizza also looked awesome.

    This Moretti's location has been my half-way point whenever I meet up with my kids…read more We have always met up here on either a weekend lunch or an early dinner, so getting a table is not as challenging. I have had: Half Slab of Ribs, Rustic Penne Pasta, French Onion Steak Sandwich, Chicken Parmesan, Thin Crust Pizza w/ arugula, artichokes & burrata, Angel Hair Pomodoro w/ Shrimp, and Fettuccine Alfredo w/ Shrimp. There may have been other dishes but I probably forgot to take pictures. I have not had a bad meal here. Everything has been satisfying and tasty. The service has also been consistently friendly, efficient, and great. That is why my kids and I keep coming back here. They offer a wide variety of dishes: salad, pizza, sandwiches, steaks, pasta, among others. Thank you Moretti's-Rosemont. 'Til next time!

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    Crust Brewing - Pepperoni pizza

    Crust Brewing

    3.6(264 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    •$$

    Son-in-Law and Grandson were driving up to Wisconsin from Florida via the Tri-State and this was…read morethe most logical place to rendezvous. It's a big room, with a nice vibe. As we sat down, I received a call from a major touring group who needed some help with their Hammond Organ. How long was the call? Wife and the Lads ordered their food and were half-done with it by the time I returned. Grrrrrrrrrr..... All three had ordered Smash Burgers and said they were quite good. When I finally got the chance to rejoin my Family, I looked at the menu and figured the Cold Cut Combo Sandwich would be the fastest and easiest. I ordered it with Truffle Fries. The Sandwich was actually very good, and the Truffle Fries were some of the best I ever had. The sando was Mortadell' and Sopressata. Good quality, too. Not supermarket crap. With a giardinera aioli. What's not to like? Good things come to those who wait, n'est ce pas? I ordered a Windbreaker Ale, and it was a hoppy delight. Worked real well with the sandwich and fries. Service was fine. This place is a definite cruise from Stately Breakwind Manor, so I don't know if it will be in regular rotation. It's also a bit pricy, but whaddya 'spect? it's almost adjacent to O'hare and in an "entertainment district". The menu is all familiar stuff, they're not re-inventing the wheel. But they coulda gone cheap on a "Cold Cut Combo", and they didn't, so that's a green flag the rest of the Carte is worth eating. Betcha the Pizzas rock...

    This is such a cool place I didn't even know it existed. We had an after meeting company dinner…read morehere and the space was so nice. Service was good. Parking wasn't an issue. The pizza and their food was actually really good it's your regular bar food so it's nothing release to doubt but if you want to just hang out with friends and chit chat over food and drinks this is a nice place to do that. I believe they do have some nights where and they have activities like trivia and stuff I just glanced at it but I wasn't really paying attention so if you guys are into that you might want to check that out. Happy eating!

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    Bar Siena

    Bar Siena

    2.8(22 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    Bar Siena as an exceptional fine Italian dining restaurant in the new newly finished 4 year / $1.1…read morebillion expansion project of terminal 5, and is certainly a culinary gem from at Chicago O'Hare. It's popularity was first engaged when our table for two was about a 45 minute wait, but given that we had some time before our flight it certainly was worth the it. On top of the restaurant being full until we wrapped up our meal a little after 6:00 p.m., there was a steady flow of people at the takeouts window as well. Once seated Michael was our server, and bar none one of the more personable waiters we had in our whole weekend trip to Chicago. Being electronic music lovers it was awesome to hear the sublime playlist that was playing in the establishment, and then asking Michael he said that it's about the same 12 tracks on repeat Each of the 4 TVs in the dining area was airing a different channel, and with the Olympics in full swing it was nice being able to catch a couple of the different preliminaries during our visits. The menu had so many amazing items on there that we had to try our own little tour of Italy, starting off with the meatballs combined with drinks, my wife and I sharing the espresso martini while she has the No 15 and my go-to favorite beer: a Blue Moon. Served with a delicious marinara sauce and bread, the meatball was devoted quickly, and with the amazing flavors we were already won over in our claims of probably one of our favorite Italian spots ever - and it didn't stop there! We had ordered the chopped salad and the wild mushroom pizza to share and before we could get through the end of our meatball we knew we're going to have to get the pizza to go. The chopped salad had tiny little pieces of cucumber & cheese, bread crumbs, and a litany of meats, tomatoes and delicious dressing. One of the highlights of our table location was being so close to the kitchen and seeing the line cooks preparing and then one of the top chefs putting the finishing touches before the plates were delivered to their tables. As expected the savory pizza and the heavenly aroma of garlic only made it past one slice, so the rest of it came with us as we departed, in hopes that the entire plane doesn't try to steal a piece Price wise it certainly had the cost of a fine Italian restaurant, but at the end of our visit our raving after finishing each item was worth the cost!

    This place was pretty bad, and shame on me for not checking the reviews first. Sheesh…read more I needed a quick bite before my flight out of O'Hare and came across this spot near the back of the M gates. The location itself is appealing, and there was plenty of open seating both at the bar and in the dining area. There appeared to be about four or five employees working at the time, and the restaurant was clean. The waitress was very low-energy and nonchalant, although she was mostly attentive. I originally ordered the Shrimp Spaghetti, but she told me it wasn't available. Usually, restaurants let you know which menu items are unavailable before you order, or at least when they hand you the menu, but oh well. I ended up ordering their burger instead. The menu isn't very large, but it includes a few pastas, salads, burgers, and a decent selection of beer and cocktails. In hindsight, I should have trusted my first instinct because I passed two burger spots on the way here that probably would have been better choices. After I placed my order, I noticed the two cooks were pretty engrossed in the Bears game on TV. It was a little while before they finally headed back into the kitchen to make my food. I also ordered a Diet Coke, which turned out to simply be a bottle pulled from the cooler with the other soft drinks and bottled water. Once the burger came out, I could immediately tell I probably wasn't going to like it. The top half of the bun was lightly toasted, but otherwise there wasn't anything on it. Everything was piled onto the bottom bun: the burger patty, some type of cheese, onions, and what tasted like either aioli or horseradish sauce. The burger was EXTREMELY salty. Not just a little over-seasoned. It was unbearably salty. I took two bites and couldn't finish it. Unfortunately, the fries weren't any better. They had huge chunks of Parmesan cheese on them, somehow had almost no salt at all, and were slightly overdone. I didn't enjoy those either. When the waitress asked if I liked the food, I told her the burger was way too salty. Her response was basically, "Do you want me to take it, and do you want the check now or later?" That was it. No concern about why I barely touched the food, no offer to replace it, and nothing taken off the bill. The total was around $25 for the burger, fries, and Diet Coke. I could have asked for a manager, but I honestly didn't have the time before my flight and just wanted to get out of there. To make matters worse, shortly afterward I became queasy and had to immediately head to the restroom. I obviously can't say for certain the burger caused it, but the timing wasn't great. The low reviews for this place are right on the money. If you need to eat at O'Hare, don't make the same mistake I did. There are plenty of other options. I added an extra star because the restaurant was clean, and once the cooks actually got back into the kitchen, the food came out fairly quickly. I can't speak for the bar or cocktail service, but as far as the food goes, I absolutely do NOT recommend eating here.

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