Taste four different styles of pizza in about three hours. Learn about Chicago's 10 pizza styles, and discover why there's more to The Windy City than just deep-dish. Go back in some of the kitchens t
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Location: Chicago
What's Included
- Pizza at each stop (you won't leave hungry)
- Lanyard/Badge with all of the social media handles for pizzerias
- Live commentary
- Trained Pizza Guide
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: No strict age limit! Kids are totally welcome, but I'd recommend it for ages 10 and up since they can appreciate the different pizza styles more. Just make sure to check with the tour guide if you have younger ones to see if they need any special accommodations. They do offer snacks, but a good appetite is key!
A: Comfortable shoes are a must since you’ll be doing a bit of walking. Dress casually but keep in mind you might be going in and out of restaurants, so layers can help if it’s chilly. Some pizza spots might be a bit more upscale, so avoid shorts if you can. Enjoy the pizza but also the sights!
A: Tours go on rain or shine, but if the weather's really bad, they might reschedule. It’s best to check their cancellation policy in advance. They do have some indoor stops, but be prepared with an umbrella just in case! You can always contact Pizza City USA directly if you're unsure.
Discussions
Just did the Chicago Pizza Crawl! Here’s my take!
I just got back from the Chicago West Loop Pizza Crawl and wow, what a delicious experience! We went to four spots, each showcasing a different pizza style. The guide was super knowledgeable and shared some cool history about the neighborhood too. I’d recommend wearing comfy shoes because you walk a decent bit between places. Oh, and don’t forget to ask about their vegetarian options if you have any in your group!
Thinking of gifting the Pizza Crawl experience!
I’m thinking of gifting the Chicago Pizza Crawl for my brother’s birthday. He loves pizza and I think this would be a fun way to celebrate! Has anyone done it recently? How's the portion size at each stop? I'm worried he won't get full, but also don’t want him to overeat!