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Lincoln Park location of the local minichain serving thin, pan, and stuffed pizzas.

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Edgewater location of the Neopolitan-style pizza joint known for its reliable takeout and delivery.

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Wicker Park location of the Elmwood Park chain offering thin and pan pizzas, plus "pizza nova," superthin-crust pizzas based on olive oil rather than tomato sauce. There are also some pastas, soups, salads, and ribs.

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City location of the suburban pizza chain serving cheese-laden thin crust and "pizza nova," tomato sauce-less superthin crust, as well as pan pizza. There are a few tables available for dining in.

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Armitage Pizzeria
East-coast-style thin-crust from J. Spillane, one of the originals at Coalfire. Cash only; BYO.

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Family-oriented suburban pizza parlor.

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Thin crust pizza by the slice

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Hyde Park location of the minichain offering upscale bar food.

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Bar Toma
Wine bar from Tony Mantuano.

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The Northbrook outpost of this once-mighty pizza chain—now significantly shrunk and Balkanized under separate ownership—banks on oceanic reserves of nostalgia among suburbanites of a certain age for its unique thin crust Master Pizzas. With their fluted edges and malty-tasting, cornmeal-dusted, paper-thin crusts, the pizzas can be ordered par-baked for takeout and freezer hoarding. These are top-heavy with tangy sauce, and the fennel-rich coarse ground sausage is a particularly exceptional topping. Despite the pizza's popularity, you'll see plenty of blistered cheese-topped bowls of French onion soup, half-pound Angus burger specials, chicken parm, and baked mostaccioli come over the counter. While the point of purchase system is awkward—order and pay for food at the cashier, do the same with the bartender, then wait for your name to be called to serve yourself—complimentary pimento cheese and Ritz crackers after 4 PM ease the hassle. —Mike Sula

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Popular East Village pizza parlor that also serves barbecue, sandwiches, and Italian specialties.

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Pilsen pizza and pasta place.

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Pizzeria and barbecue from the people behind Bricks.

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Quick-serve sandwiches and pizza that come in big and bigger portions—the "bigger" slice is a foot-and-a-half long and almost as wide. Whole pies, build-your-own salads, and a kids' menu—"Little Stuff"—are also available.

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Quick-service hawking pizza and sandwiches sized "big" and "bigger."
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