I tried four different slices (cut down the middle with a friend) and out of the 4, three were solidly delicious. In order of tastiness: 1)Macaroni & Cheese - brilliant. It's cheesy, noodle-y and pizza-y. I would have eaten this and only this, happily. I want it right now thinking about it. Comfort food to the extreme. 2)Noodles + cheese + chicken + alfredoy sauce. I have no idea what this pizza was, but it looked good and tasted really good. 3)Caprese. Fresh tasting. And for march I was happily surprised by the quality of the tomatoes on it. 4)Potatoes + bacon + ranch + cheese + barbecue. This should have been really brilliant, but I think they just need to scrap the barbecue. It overtook the whole pizza and the thing just ended up tasting smokey. Not all that tasty. A fun experience - I really hope this place makes it... read more

Now called Dimos pizza. It is a very good place in the whole wrigleyville neighborhood. I really like the selection of pizzas that they give. I had the BBQ ranch chicken and it was great! They have many different pizzas to chose your slice from( a fact I love). Staff is friendly and place is set up very nicely with communal seating. Definitely worth checking out! read more

I had the pleasure of experiencing Ian's Pizza tonight. Whenever I come to a place I know will receive a disproportionate size of my weekly paycheck and contribute to my growing waistline, I find the experience bittersweet. After salivating over a dozen eclectic pizzas that ranged from mac n' cheese and taco to tortellini, I settled on the steak and fries variety. It was probably one of the best slices of pizza I've had since moving to Chicago. Cheese, steak, french fries, barbecue sauce on a thin crust... I'm sad the slices are so big because I wanted to try them all. However, I remain confident I will accomplish such a task in the next month or so... The second best part behind the actually pizza is that a gigantic slice and can of soda is only five dollars with tax. This place is unbeatable. read more

I wasn't brave enough or in the mood for one of Ian's special slices yesterday so I opted for the pesto tomato slice. It was deeeelicious! The crust was crispy just like I like it without being burnt. Even though the pizza was sitting out it tasted like it was freshly baked. Yum! For $3.75 I thought it was a little pricey for not having any meat on it. My dining companions shared a small vegan sausage pizza. They were really happy to see they had Upton's sausage and were reeaaallllly happy with their pizza. For $10 it was a steal! I totally regretted just getting a slice of pizza for almost half the cost of their whole pie. The person taking our order was suuuuuuuper nice and made sure everyone in the restaurant was happy with what they ordered. I'd definitely be back if I could remember how to get here on my own. :) read more

Dimo's Pizza - Vegan sausage pizza! - Pizza Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Dimo's!!! What the fudge happened??? This used to be my FAVORITE pizza joint, located so close to home. Sadly, they've slid downhill...more like plummeted downhill. Me and my buddy stopped by last night for a couple of slices. We ordered, and waited...and waited...and waited...all the while watching many other people get their slices and go. We asked for a refund and left without pizza. The manager was only what I could describe as "rude" at best. I used to love this place, and order at least once a week. Dimo's, I think we need to see other pizza. It's not me, it's YOU. read more

I came here specifically to have the mac and cheese pizza. It was not as weird-tasting as I expected it would be, and ended up getting it the second time I went as well. I also tried their buffalo chicken pizza which was more "normal" but quite good. There are several other concoctions I'd like to try. While I prefer either thin crust or deep dish to the more New York-style crust used on most pizzas here, it's definitely a great place to grab a quick, economical meal. read more

Oh my god. Been meaning to check out this place for a while, and finally got around to it last week. A friend and I went and ordered the Vegan version of the Steak and Fries Pizza. It was totally delicious, and between us we finished a 12 inch pizza, AND it didn't feel heavy in my stomach afterwards (probably not hers either but I neglected to ask). We decided then that we were going to make this a weekly ritual. Yum yum! One thing to note- vegan pizzas are only available by the slice on Thursdays, every other day you have to order a whole pie, but trust me, you will probably want to order an entire pie unless you just ate beforehand!!! read more

This was a nice, little pizza place. The workers were all happy and singing along to the radio. I told the girl that it was my first time here, and she showed me her favorites. I ended up getting the slice with pasta and chicken. It was delicious! And the slices are big too! Tuesday night are trivia nights. You are able to pick a category and if you answer the question right, you get an extra punch on your card to earn a free slice of pizza! I'll definitely be back again. read more

Dimo's Pizza - Chicken pasta on a pizza? Sure...why not!! - Pizza Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

No one makes you feel as welcome as Megan does! She makes the Dimo's experience as fun as anyone could imagine. Her upbeat personality and her willingness to explain the amaZing selections make her one of a kind in the late night pizza biz! Thanks Megan, for giving us not only a great couple slices of pizza, but also a cherished Wrigleyville memory! Side note: I've never had a s'mores dessert quite like the s'mores pizza there. It's the perfect type for summer nights! read more

We got bbq chicken, Mac and cheese, chicken and waffle, and spicy sausage(forgot the name). Each slice is $4!! The bbq chicken is very good and I would definitely go back for it! The chicken and waffle is delicious and tastes very sweet!! It's addicting! These two are my favorite! The Mac and cheese is disgusting, it's not very cheesy and it just tasted really weird and like old expired noodles. Stay away from this pizza! It's one of those weird things you just want to try but you regret after. There were some aspects that I did not like about their pizzas. The slices are extremely thin and the meat were only placed in the center. So by the time you get to the crust there's no more meat! I would come back again in the future but probably not for a long time. read more

This update is for the Vegan Mac and Cheese pizza. First off, thank you for offering such a glorious slice and thank you for doing it so well! SO GOOD! read more

Chicago deep dish is always near and dear to my heart, and maybe as literal as I would like it to be. But the toppings and variety served on the thin crust here is EPIC!! I want to write more about what they do here, but I'll take the lazy route this time and let the place and its followers do the work for me. Thanks Ian's for doing something amazing to pizza. read more

Love, love, love the vegan pizza here! Gooey soy cheese topped with a variety of mock meats! Ahh, to die for! I don't think any pizzeria in Chicago can compare to these babies. Did I mention I love Ian's vegan pizzas??! However, my only complaints -- expensive (then again, what place in Wrigleyville isn't?), hard to park (oh well, take the bus or the el!), and loud like no other inside (they have tv's, radios, and it's always crowded). So consider those things before you hop over, though all in all, it's amazing. Plus, their "pizza sluts" shirts are pretty amusing! ;) As a quick side note, my dining buddy (non-vegan obviously) had the s'mores pizza and while it looked disgusting, he claimed it was great! He also has the macaroni pizza, which he said was 'okay.' read more

I created my own 12" za (italian sausage, portobello, mozzarella, asiago, marinara) and also ordered a slice (BBQ Chicken). It was about 11:30pm on a Wednesday, and I ordered delivery. The best part about this experience was the delivery speed: my order arrived much quicker than the estimation provided. The food was hot and the sausage and mushrooms tasted delicious. Although I selected mozzarella as my base cheese and asiago as a topping, it appeared that there was little of either on the 12-inch-er. Additionally, the slice I ordered was good for a late-night slice, but its rubbery toppings and nearly-stale crust definitely indicated that it had been sitting for a while. Because of the speed and the taste of the toppings on my custom built pizza, I definitely will not rule out Dimo's for future orders. However, my experience did not appear to match that of other enthusiastic raters, mine being merely mediocre yet barely adequate. read more

I will admit to going because of all the hype but let me tell you THE HYPE IS FO REAL! I had a slice of mac n cheese and a slice of bbq chicken bacon ranch........OMG!!!!! I will be back alot! They were real busy the whole time I was in there and the staff was awesome! Talk about friendly...So glad they came to Chicago. I have to go back and try some other types of pizzas soon. My mouth is watering while I write this review.........LOL YOU ROCK IAN'S!!!!!!!! read more

Nice, efficient staff. The place made a name for itself for original toppings and it does not disappoint! The Barbecue one with ground-beef and fries is amazing. Only regret is that 95% of their creations involve pork or chicken... They have an original drink selection as well, like boxed water or Mexican Coke (No corn-syrup, all sugar, tastes like I am back to Europe!). Definitely worth a try, whether you are a pizza-lover who wants to try original kinds, or just somebody who wants a quick, affordable bite that will still please your tastebuds (I actually have a friend who does not like pizza and enjoyed his quick dinner there!) read more

Quite possibly the worst pizza I've ever had in my life... I don't know whether it was the leathery crust, the chemical-tasting sauce, or the sausage "coins" which could never have been cut from an actual piece of sausage that was the worst but their combination was truly spectacular. If you were raised in the suburbs and think that Domino's is a treat then you will love Dimo's PS: I gave half a slice to my dog and she wouldn't eat it. read more

Visiting from the bay and I gotta say!...this is a hella of a good pizza! I loved the Buffalo pizza and especially the mac and cheese pizza, that pizza was lit! read more

Dimo's Pizza - Buffalo pizza and mac and cheese pizza - Pizza Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

This pizza is off-the-charts. You can order it by the slice or get a whole pie. The salads are made fresh and when you order- best part is that they aren't your average "pizza joint" salads. They have good, fresh, and delicious vegetables in them. I first went there on a whim when my mother was in town visiting me. We were jonseing for pizza and I've heard of Ian's. Man, what a great choice it was. Mom got the mac'n'cheese pizza and I got the portobello mushroom, spinach, and tomato pizza. Amazing. Mouth-watering. A must go and must return. I know have them saved in my phone, a spot only reserved for my personal favorite food joints in Chicago. read more

The Chicken Cordon Blue pizza was mighty tasty drunk food. My sober friends also enjoyed their slices. I liked the crust as well. The piece was big enough to be filling, but not overindulgent. read more

It was one of those nights where it definitely felt like 3:00 AM...and it was 10:30 PM. I suppose a Wrigley rooftop for a 3:30 game will do that to you. A group of us had been out after the game and quickly became a ravenous herd looking for nourishment. Stumbling out of Three Aces, we found ourselves in Dimo's. This 4 star rating is based on what you'd expect from a pizza place catering to drunks in Wrigleyville. They have a bunch of pizza pies already made, most of which include so many toppings you don't know what's going on. They slices are huge and thin, and once you've picked your pizza, they pop it in the oven and it comes out steaming hot. I commend the staff for being incredibly patient and explaining exactly what was on every piece so you could make an informed decision. I had some sort of chicken taco pizza and it was delicious. Flavorful, lots of toppings, I loved it. Others in my group got a buffalo chicken, philly, and sausage/pepperoni. Everyone scarfed down their slices. They also have a faucet with cups for water which was nice. Once I sat down to write this review, I checked out their menu and truly had no idea how many options they had! Overall, I'll be back for another slice. read more

PIZZA SLUT! Mac and cheese pizza....I like to dip mine in ranch hands down the best pizza in chicago, I believe Mike was behind the counter and he's so sweet. read more

I hate Wrigleyville. I'll do my best to keep those feelings out of this review, but it's hard. I first went to Ian's in Madison, WI., and their Ian's location is much cooler AND with fewer douchebags. The pizza is still really good though - fun toppings and big slices. There was hardly any seating, though, and the people working there weren't great. read more

We ordered from here because we'd heard about the ridiculous mac'n'cheese pizza. But I'm a Jersey girl and I do not put that kinda crap on my pizza. So we ordered spinach feta pesto, a white pizza and to my surprise, a pie cut, NY style pizza. Truly! I have eaten many supposed NY style pizzas in this lovely city. Few have lived up to my expectations. But Ian's (now called Dimo's) impressed me. Do I wish there was a pie size in between 12 inches and 20 inches? Yes. Do I wish I could avoid the shouting, Wrigleyville morons that inhabit this place? That, too. Still, I'll go get pizza to-go when I need that NY style fix. And maybe I'll let someone convince me to try the mac'n'cheese. read more

I really wanted pizza and a big tasty salad for dinner. Dimo's allegedly had both so I thought this would work out perfect, not so. I ordered the Philospher (Greek salad) it came with no feta cheese and no Kalamata olives...what is the point?! I was so disappointed. The pizza was fine. The cheese and pepperoni were pretty good, the Italian sausage was pretty bland. Delivery was an hour or so, which I expected on a Sunday night. Probably won't order from here again. Mediocre food in Chicago is not worth a second look with all that there is to choose from. read more

Okay so I see that I'm a little late in discovering the drunken blessing that is Ian's - but mac n cheese pizza??? I mean, MAC N CHEESE PIZZA??!?!!!! My two favorite ooey gooey cheesey fat kid foods combined?! ::sigh:: foodgasm! Although my tongue is angry that I've only just discovered this amazingness (that's been right in front of my face in my own neighborhood no less), my hips are grateful I'm sure. My friends chose Steak & Fries pizza for their 2am fix, but who cares. Mac n Cheese pizza, guys! The Pesto/Spinach/Feta slices looked really good too. $3.50ish for slices as big as the plate itself is a bonus! Can't wait to go back and indulge in a ridiculous way read more

Great pizza and a great price. Only problem is that unless it is a busy night they have a limited number of slice options. The good news is that if you are willing to wait they will make the pizza for you to take a slice of. read more

I liked this place immediately when I walked through the door, with a young cutie addressing me with a smile and with affectionate terms like "honey" and "sweetie." She was such a darling herself that I couldn't help but smile back. The vegee pizza had--if I remember correctly--red bell peppers, spinach, tomatoes and cheese. They had maybe 8 pizzas out that all looked delicious. I know that mine was, & that they would heat in the pizza oven for a few minutes. The thin crust was delightful. In fact, I would have had another piece if I hadn't been in a hurry. Perhaps the comfort foods of mac & cheese or s'mores. With warmth in both my belly and my heart, I continued on into the darkness of the night. read more

Yes, you are in Chicago. But no, you don't have to get deep dish. There are normal pizzas out there, I know it's hard to believe. Tip: don't settle for the ready-made pizzas at Ian's. WAIT the few extra minutes to get one fresh from the oven -- the snow that you plowed through to get there, the creep on the bus who touched your thigh and smiled, and the old lady you shoved out of the way -- it's all worth it if you get a fresh pizza from Ian's. read more

Yesterday was Dimo's birthday aka $1 slices. Not a bad way to end the night! I had the chicken bacon ranch and a jalapeno popper-style slice. Both were pretty great, but probably a lot better when inebriated. read more

I am so confused about this place and I plan to not go back in the near future. Last week when my hubby and I went to the Cubs game and had pizza we realized the pizza of the week for the next week was peach cobbler so we decided we wanted to go back and try it. Well we did go back and try it and I wish we hadn't. My husband got the sausage and penne pizza which was really weird and he didn't like it at all, he ended up switching it out for the BBQ steak and fries which as I said before is actually good. I got the Chicken Parmesan which was terrible. The chicken was totally dried out and it was just yucky. When we were waiting for our pizza to get reheated I said to my husband "Wow! This is taking a lot longer than normal." When we got the pizza is was rather overcooked and both of the tops of our mouths were burnt. Lastly, for dessert we got what we came for the peach cobbler pizza. The flavor was flat and didn't really have any cinnamony or sweet notes it was just blah. The homemade biscuits that were promised I certainly didn't even noticed and the problem that I had with the last dessert pizza which was only the bottom half of the pizza (aka probably about 1/3 of the actual slice since it's a triangle) is pizza the top is just cooked dough. The worst part however is there was actual cheese on the pizza. WTF, this was the most disgusting thing I've ever tried, wow in the world would you put cooked cheese on a dessert? In summary, go and try the mac & Cheese or BBQ steak and fries but do not under ANY circumstances try any of the odd flavors. read more

Ian's Pizza is my Chicago version of Champaign's Antonio's Pizza. They are almost identical. Both serve up good, interesting and cheap pizza-by-the-slice. Unlike Antonio's, however, this Ian's location is very small. They also insist upon playing unusually loud music that can be a little off-putting if you aren't a drunk Wrigleyviller. For $3 though, you can't really go wrong. Get a meal-sized slice, some free water and you're good to go. One quick anecdote: the first time my friend and I visited Ian's, someone threw a rock through one of the restaurant's front windows, shattering it completely. It was February. Things got chilly, fast. Gives you a little insight into the area though. Drunk assholes everywhere - be prepared. Luckily, a good Samaritan chased the rock-thrower down though and the police got him. A douche bag arrested and great slice of pizza... perfect night? read more

I am an Ian's Pizza official Pizza Slut. I have the t-shirt. I'm going to grad school in Madison next year. I cheer for the Badgers in my sleep. I plan to continue to fill punch card after punch card for my free slices come August... and for now, I can keep biking a few scary blocks down Clark into the heart of Wrigleyville to get my fix. You cannot go wrong with anything with pasta on it and/or their weekly specials. That being said, I've never had a slice I didn't love, and if you are truly rendered indecisive by the sheer amazingness of options, ask the cool people behind the counter because they speak utter truth (I'm looking at you, hot Ian's employee man with the piercing... watch me get you more tips!) And, the weirder it sounds, the better it probably tastes. Oh goddamn I just love it here. I only wish they had Sprecher's soda like their big siblings in WI. Also, some drunk douchebag frat boys stole an empty bag out of the back of my bike locked out front once while I watched... hope they had fun with that. Thankfully inside Ian's is generally a bastion of sanity. read more

Dude, there's a taco on your pizza. Dude, there's tortellini on your pizza. Dude, there's macaroni and cheese on your pizza. Dude, enough already...OK. Ian's is great on numerous levels. To start, their location. Right around the corner from Wrigley field. So maybe you're in the area to bar hop or to catch a ball game. Both are obvious reasons why Ian's would be a good choice. They're also BYOB. So again, great way to pregame before a ball game while getting some satisfying pizza. Now, the pizza. They've always got an array of pizzas ready to be consumed. The crust on their pizza can rival some of Chicago's best. Their toppings are hilarious and genius. Ian's offers imaginative pizza in an awesome location. Next time your in the area, it's defiantly worth a go. read more

Came here after a Cubs game. The place reminds me of Antonios in Champaign. They got so many different types of pizza, its amazing. Saw the breakfast Pizza on Chicago's Best and had to try it, also got a buffalo chicken pizza as well. Both were good, but I was pretty drunk as well so I think that played quite a role in my opinion. This is not the best pizza you will eat, but for the huge amount of options its worth a try. read more

Dimo's Pizza - Breakfast n buffalo chicken pizza - Pizza Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

A few weeks ago I started a post asking what pizza place had the largest toppings menu in Chicago & Ian's was one of the suggestions and conveniently the only one I could remember while I was out one night and craving pizza. I came in with my boyfriend not really knowing what to expect and certainly not expecting a "by the slice" kind of place, but that wasn't an issue at all. There were several different types of pizza being offered at the time (which was about 9PM on a Friday) and all looked delicious. I had two slices, I can't remember what they were, but it probably doesn't matter. Both were great & my boyfriend loved both of the slices that he got. And a few nights ago, I came in with a group of people after drinking heavily (no need to say-- the pizza was amazing) and despite the long line, service was super quick. I'll definitely be in again. read more

Believe the hype people! Sorry deep dish fans, but Ian's belong in the conversation for best pizza in Chicago. A 4 1/2 star yelp rating is pretty impressive and deserved. Be warned the Mac & Cheese Pizza is extremely addictive, once you have had you will never be able to pass Ian's again without ordering it. It never ceases to amaze me how restaurants can make an unhealthy dish even worse for you, why not add Mac and Cheese on a foot long slice of Pizza? They have several other (somewhat bizarre) flavors of Pizza. I'm still waiting for the slice that features a cream filled donut on top (hey it could happen people). Ian's is your waist lines worst enemy, but possibly your taste buds best friend. read more

Mac and cheese pizza....Yes, I said it... M A C && C H E E S E! Delicious! Staff is friendly! read more

I don't really like eating out at chains (self proclaimed restaurant snob...but in a good way, I like to think). I just think it's such an adventure to try new places--especially while traveling--that you can't find anywhere else. That, amongst other reasons, is why I try to stick to non-chain spots, especially while on the road or in a new place. Ian's pizza was pretty hopping after the Cubs v. Phillies game at Wrigley Field. Located in Wrigleyville, the writing on the walls at Ian's boasts a friendly atmosphere--encouraging patrons to be nice or leave. You order at the counter--a line which wrapped around nearly the whole restaurant. They had some pretty sweet looking pizzas (however, only one vegetarian variety was available when I was up to order which kind of sucked, but I got it--feta tomato pizza--and it was good). Just after I ordered, a macaroni and cheese pizza was up on the counter so we ordered a slice of that too. It definitely had a nice novelty to it. I specifically checked the take-away menu for a list of other locations. I want to see if this reasonable post-game hang out was unique to Wrigleyville or present other places as well. No other locations were listed and judging by the large one panel comic interpretations of "Ian's World" up on the wall--all including references to the Cubs/Wrigley Field--I figured that this must be a one-of-a-kind Wrigleyville place. The pizza wasn't amazing, but it was good and there were lots of sauces that you could add to top it. It also seems you can BYOB (a group at a table had brought in some 12 packs). It was definitely a cool place to go after the game as it was swarming with fans. It isn't unique to Wrigleyville--there's at least one other location in Madison, Wisconsin. Oh well, that fact doesn't completely burst my Ian's Pizza bubble. It was a good place to go after the game, as I said, filled with fans, and a solid place to tell someone to meet you after the game before hitting the bar scene. PS There's only three of them, so it isn't really a chain monster coming to eat you (and your pizza!) read more

I moved to Wrigleyville in July 2008. One of the first places I stumbled upon to eat was this new Pizza joint just 1 block south of Wrigley. I can say I have eaten there about 50 times and love the BBQ Chicken Pizza. These guys get Pizza and know how to deliver a great product. Keep up the great work and try Ian's read more