Old Chicago

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Heike A.

Joined 1 year ago

Great beer selection and wonderful wood oven pizza

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eggphuphung

Joined 2 years ago

FOOD POISONING!!! BE CAREFUL!!!. DO NOT EAT HERE!!! I got food poisoning after eating the nachos here. They were disgusting and toxic. Dripping with grease, and the "wonton chips" were deep fried to hell. There was some sort of unknown mystery meat on them, and I have been throwing up all day because of it, to the point where I am spitting up blood. There is something seriously wrong with the cooking here. I'm going to do what I can to let the FDA know about this as well.

Worst part about it, there was horrible service, the waitress was extremely rude to me, and I paid $5 for the smallest beer I've ever drank.

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nicolemariedaily

Joined 5 years ago

Great pizza & late night spot. My husband and I frequented this restaurant (once or twice a week) when we lived in Plymouth. We haven't been to this location in a few months, but have been to other Old Chicago's. The staff has always been friendly and served us well. There are great food and drink specials for happy hour. Pizzas are definitely the best menu item, although there is a lot of variety (sandwiches, salads, desserts, etc). My other fave are the Nachos Grande. Also not to be missed is the Big Cookie.

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amandakburns

Joined 7 years ago

Our favorite bar or restaurant. This is one of our favorite places to go. The pizza is out of this world and the beer list is phenomenal. My husband has done the full beer tour 3 times- and we keep coming back for more. We especially like the Saturday Happy Hour from noon until 6 p.m.- we'll have a couple beers and some happy hour food. Great times. The staff is wonderful!

The only down side is that it can be very crowded for Happy Hours.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Hearty pizzas, an extensive beer selection and sports on TVs make this a casual hangout for large groups.. In Short
This neighborly pizza-and-subs restaurant is a sports lovers' haven, with its plasma TVs, numerous beer signs and Chicago sports team paraphernalia. But the casual, tavern-like vibe also draws groups of professionals, families and couples who sit in overstuffed booths to enjoy steaming deep dish. As the night goes on, younger crowds mingle while enjoying a selection of over 110 beers.