What to order at Pizzeria Uno

Must order
The Numero Uno, the canonical deep-dish from the original menu.
Signature dishes
Numero Uno deep-dish, Sausage and pepperoni
Editor tip
The pies bake 45 minutes; order on arrival. The nearby Due (Pizzeria Due) is the same kitchen if Uno is full.
CuisinePizzeria
Price$$
NeighborhoodRiver North
HoursSun-Thu 11:00-23:00; Fri-Sat 11:00-00:00
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Address: 29 E Ohio St, Chicago, IL 60611

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