Chi-Town Is A Pie Town, But We Search Out The Best Single-Slice Pizza In The City

06/15/23 • 19 min

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A New York transplant loves everything about Chicago, but misses the easy access to a big slice of pizza on a paper plate. Our city’s tavern style and deep dish don’t lend themselves to the “slice to go” concept, but slice shops have gained traction over the last few years. We go on a hunt for the city’s best slice, and even get initiated into an underground pizza club.

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