Anyone have Lou Malnati's pizza?

[mrjarrell]

Good stuff, well worth eating. Not my favorite Chicago pizza, but that's likely subjective. Might seem strange, but the best pizza I ever had in Chicago wasn't "Chicago" style at all - it was a somewhat Neapolitan style pizza at a place called Great Lake. Not sure it's around anymore

Sadly, it's closed. Never ate there but every review I read about said the same thing. Great pizza.

 

[wizard]

Geno's East the best Giordanos, Lou Malnati's a distant third.

 

[PX4me]

Lou's is OK but it's not gonna be the same shipped that's for sure.

If I had to choose one as a favorite in Chicago it would be Pizzeria Due on Wabash off Ontario.

 

[Mad Macs]

There are more good pizza places in any single strip mall in Chicago than in all of Indiana.

Lous is good, it's not the best. I like their sausage and crust but for thin crust we like Rosati's.

 

[PeaShooter]

I like uno's but I can't say that I have tried Lou's, Gino's, or Giordano's. I did have a pretty good Chicago style pizza at a place in Clermont, Chicago's pizza.

 

[JonProphet]

I've had it. Not good at all. Very plain.

 

[Black Cloud]

While I did enjoy Lou's, I give the nod to Gino's East, if it's still there. Lord, I miss real Chicago style pizza, cooked by real Italians. This tex-mex flatbread crap we get in Indy is for yuppies and hippies.

 

[Skywired]

OK, I'm game. Or susceptible. Or easy. Or just an idiot. I ordered....gotta try it.....no sense messing up my bucket list with scurrilous stuff.