Chicago Fire

The ingredients are fundamentally fresh, and the deep-dish pizza feels truly substantial. Other than that, it’s a typical American restaurant. It’s not exactly cheap, but when you consider the chic Chicago-style interior, the fresh ingredients, and the generous portions, it doesn't feel that expensive after all.

They changed the tomatoes on the traditional pizza! Now they have halves of cherry tomatoes, not what I like but maybe that’s just me. Overall we love the food but am disappointed with this change. Take out can be slow (takes longer than they say it will when you order). Been ordering here for years and will continue to do so despite the tomatoes.

This place has really good food. It’s not too expensive, but not too cheap either. The deep dish pizza is very filling. Takes a while to get it they tell you that so don’t go if ya wanna eat right away. I got the garlic beef dip and with the waiter’s recommendation I added the giardinara peppers. It was fire!!!! I highly recommend. The fries weren’t good, but you don’t come here for fries.

We had a wonderful experience at Chicago Fire, thanks especially to our server, Kenzy. When something wasn’t quite right with our food at first, Kenzy and her manager went above and beyond to make sure everything was corrected and that our entire experience was perfect. Kenzy checked on us often without being intrusive, offered great menu suggestions, and was genuinely friendly and attentive. Her professionalism and care truly stood out and made us feel valued as guests. Because of the exceptional service we received, we will absolutely be returning. A+ service all around!

Fun atmosphere at the bar. I ordered the Traditional Deep dish. The crust was delicious but way too much garlic in the sauce. It had to be an oversight. I'll have to go back and try it again. Great service and drinks!