Pequod's is a Chicago staple when it comes to deep dish pizza, and it's awesome.

Lou Malnati's is a classic Chicago deep-dish pizza spot, and the one we rely on.

Arguably the best pizza in town. Spacca Napoli is doing Neapolitan pies the way they're meant to be done.

Etta is a big restaurant in Wicker Park serving great wood-fired food.

Burt’s Place is serving pan-style deep dish pizza in Morton Grove.

Bebu in Lincoln Park is turning into one of our favorite pizza spots in the city.

Pizza pot pies in old gangster digs. A Lincoln Park classic.

Forno Rosso is a casual and excellent Neapolitan-style pizza restaurant in the West Loop.

Jimmy’s is a counter-service spot in Lincoln Square serving fantastic New York-style pizza.

SoNo Wood Fired is a casual Italian restaurant and pizza restaurant that’s always reliable.

Piece Pizzeria is serving New Haven Style pizzas, and it's the ideal spot to hang out over pizza and beer with your friends.

Coda Di Volpe is a family-friendly restaurant in Lakeview serving Italian food and wood-fired pizzas.

Stella Barra is a comfortable and familiar place in Lincoln Park good for a lot of occasions. You're also going for pizza, which is never a bad idea.

Homeslice is a pizza spot ideal for hanging out with your friends for food and drinks.

Parlor Pizza, where you can day party outside likes it’s college again and eat some pizza in the process.

Happy Camper is a semi-sports bar in Old Town that's more about eating pizza and socializing than it is watching anything on T.V.