Worth booking weeks ahead, Pizz’Amici in Chicago’s West Town neighborhood sets the new standard for tavern-style pizza, according to Eater Chicago. Located in a former barbershop at 1215 W. Grand Ave., Pizz’Amici is owned by Cecily and Billy Federighi. The dimly lighted eatery has a cozy feeling with seating for about 30 and another eight spots at the bar. Its tavern-style pizza is made with “an impressive cracker-thin crust that’s the perfect base for Chicago-favorite toppings like fennel sausage, Italian beef and giardiniera,” Eater Chicago writes. The menu also features dishes like sausage and peppers, meatballs, caponata, homemade focaccia and a handful of salads. Beverages include spritzes, cocktails, beer and wine. For more, click here.
Tags Pizz’Amici
Check Also
Vitale to head American Culinary Federation
JJ Vitale was named executive director of the Jacksonville, Florida-based American Culinary Federation, the largest …
Fra Noi Embrace Your Inner Italian
