Giordano's
Stop by Giordano's on your Route 66 adventure for a taste of Chicago's renowned deep-dish pizza, where every slice is a masterpiece of flavor and history. Nestled in the heart of the city, this iconic restaurant boasts a cozy atmosphere perfect for weary travelers eager to indulge. With a legacy dating back to 1974, Giordano's not only fills your belly but also offers a slice of local culture, making it an essential pit stop for Route 66 explorers. Enjoy the rich camaraderie of fellow travelers as you savor the unforgettable experience of dining in a Windy City landmark!
Yonkers12
a month ago"We had the best experience at Giordano’s right across from Millennium Park! After seeing The Bean, this was the perfect spot to fuel up. We started with the calamari appetizer, which was perfectly crispy and fresh. But the star was definitely the Chicago-style deep dish. It was everything we wanted—cheesy, thick, and so flavorful. If you want the authentic Chicago pizza experience in a great location, this is it! FYI - The deep dish takes about 45 minutes to bake but worth the wait."
Robert Wiltse
a month ago"Travelled from Alberta, Canada to experience the city and sports. Stopped in for some real Chicago deep dish pizza. No part of the meal disappointed, our server was Antionette, she was very welcoming and personable. Very lovely to talk to and offered must see places locally. The pizza was super filling and so darn good. The amount of cheese was incredible, this is where you go when you want a lot of cheese stuffing in a deep dish pizza."
Rohi_ RC
2 months ago"I love exploring different types of pizza, and Giordano’s was a standout experience! Their pizza is both stylish and super tasty, with a unique bread style that sets them apart from the rest. I also tried the cheese garlic bread 🧀 and it was absolutely yummy 😋. If you’re looking for a high-quality, unique pizza experience, this is the place to go."
Sai Datta Mikkilineni
4 months ago"TL;DR: Not as special as social media hype suggests. You’re really not missing out if you skip this place. I'm not saying the food was bad. It's just not special. I’d heard so many great things about Giordano’s and decided to check it out since I only had one night in town. We ordered the deep-dish pizza and chicken wings. Honestly, I didn’t find anything particularly special about the deep dish. To be fair, I got the smallest 6” personal size, so maybe that affected the experience—but I doubt the taste would be drastically different. I went with chicken sausage, which was fine, but again, nothing to write about. The wings were good, crispy and flavorful, but still pretty standard. We tried the sweet chili flavor, which was nice, but overall, the meal just didn’t live up to the hype."
