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    3.8 (35 reviews)

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    Jason B.

    I was kind of a prick to the guy working after having a very long workday. I ended up ordering the large Chicago style all meat pizza which I love and apologizing to the guy. He was still nice and pleasant. I appreciate the service and will be back for more pizza.

    Large True Chicago

    5//5 stars food was amazing will definitely be coming back! Staff was friendly and made sure I got what I wanted! I love the decor really makes you feel like you're in Chicago!

    Pepperoni w/ X-tra Cheese on Thin Crust

    I was hoping to save some for tomorrow...this pizza will not make it to tonight. This pizza was OUTSTANDING, in my opinion. They followed my desired cooking instruction and their pizza sauce was beautifully balanced btwn tomato and seasonings not too tart or overly spiced. I have found my new pizza. From one vet to another vet: Mission Acommplished, Job Well Done!

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    Love the True Chicago and the fast friendly service. The pizza is always hot and the ingredients are always fresh. Pure deliciousness, yum!

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    Constant incorrect pizzas. Too expensive to keep getting the wrong food. We tried them on two occasions. Wrong both times.

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    Not sure why the bad review. My kids and I love it. Plenty of toppings and sauce and nice buttery crispy crust.

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    I love the true Chicago style pizza!! Adam always provides excellent customer service. Thank you! Keep up the great work.

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