Tours and Tickets to Experience Pizzeria Uno

Menu prices vary at different branches of Pizzeria Uno. At the landmark downtown location, deep-dish pizza prices range from US$11.49 for a cheese pizza to $15.99 for gluten-free pizzas. To really dig in, you can even take small-group pizza-making classes at Pizzeria Uno for US$59 per person.

Pizzeria Uno is best known as the place that “invented” the famous Chicago-style deep-dish pizza, which has a tall crust that resembles pastry and copious amounts of cheese and tomato. The original restaurant, which opened in 1943, is still on the corner of Ohio Street and Wabash Avenue in downtown Chicago, and many branches have since opened in the city, around the US, and even internationally.

The original Pizzeria Uno is on the corner of Ohio Street and Wabash Avenue in downtown Chicago, a block from the Grand L station. There is also a second branch in the Lakeview neighborhood, on the corner of West Diversey Parkway and North Damen Avenue, and a branch at Schiller Park, near Chicago O’Hare International Airport.

Pizzeria Uno’s main downtown Chicago branch is open daily from 11am to 11pm. Along with pizza, it serves a wide variety of craft beers and is known as a casual nightlife spot. Different branches around the city keep different hours.

Yes, Pizzeria Uno’s downtown Chicago branch offers both delivery and takeout from the restaurant. Delivery typically takes 30–45 minutes, while an order for pick-up takes 15–30 minutes, but these timings depend on how busy the restaurant is. You can find deals on the website for takeout pizza.

Yes, though Pizzeria Uno’s downtown branch doesn’t have its own parking, there’s a parking garage on the same block on Ohio Street, and other parking lots nearby. The restaurant is also a short walk from Grand Station, on the L Red Line, if you’d rather avoid the hassle of parking.