DISGUSTING!! My boyfriend and I had never been before and thought we'd give it a try. When we walked in the hostesses were not friendly. We orderded our drinks and the server brought me out tea that was HOT not cold like I expected. I would of thought she would have informed me! Our salads were brown and wilted. I got a pasta dish that looked like it contained artifical chicken, and my boyfriends plate that his steak came on looked like someone wiped there ass with it! It was not at all worth the 40 dollars. Terrible food and service!!!!!DONT GO!!!

Inauthentic chicago style. However I just love their pizza. Probably my favorite pizza chainn hands down.

Beware of forgery they commit with the tip amount. I left $3 tip for my food and they charged $13. I called them and was able to get my $10 back.
Remember to check your credit card statement after you eat there.

My girlfriend and I ate at one of these one time and it was awful.We ordered a large pizza and it was the size of a small at any other pizza chain and the pizza was horrible.

a little pricey!

Just wanted to congratulate Uno Chicago Grill that is located in the Bronx at the Metropolitan Oval who has the friendliest staff. This is important to me especially when I am sitting down to eat with my family. The service can be slow at times, but overall I am satisfied, as I see that they aim to please their customers. I've been living in the Bronx now for 4 years and I enjoy whenever I get a chance to treat my family to delicious food and a comfortable atmosphere.

Thank you UNO and to your friendly staff.

It's good pizza, but it's overrated and overpriced.

The Chicago-style deep dish pizza is delicious and beyond that, this isn't a bad restaurant.

Expensive, but this is the original deep dish pizza. And time tells. Definitely the most delicious, filling, real pizza anywhere. It was certainly the best pizza I ever had, despite the wait.

never had it

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For some reason I remember this place being a lot better when the focus was on Chicago style deep dish pizza. Now I look at their menu and it seems like I'm at TGI Friday's or even Applebees. I probably won't be back.

The pizza tasted good, but it was very small and expensive. There is no reason a pizzeria can't have a larger variety of sizes (and cheaper prices). It also took about 45 minutes to get the pizza. I will probably never go there again because it is not worth the price.

Uno is the original, but the Giordano's is better. Either way, don't miss the wonderful italian food in Chicago.

I love the crust! It is like biting into a buttery biscuit! I like the fact that they use chunky tomato sauce. It's not like a regular pizza, I think what makes it different is the dough, the sauce and the preparation. I would definitely suggest it. They also put the cheese first then the sauce....which is different.

The crust is decent but the topings are bland and devoid of taste and for the price you pay. it is not worth it.

Pizza with a knife and fork is wrong....

Their other food is good, but since this is for rating pizza chains I'm going by the pizza. And having slices of tomato (and they won't omit it) on a pizza is an abomination.

Their pasta dishes are excellent, can't stand the pizza

I am not sure if this is on the right list because it is much more than Pizza. It has a pretty good menu with pizza being the specialty. Most Pizza chains I know don't offer other Italian food, beef, chicken and Sea Food. The food was good but I was not feeling well so that might be the reason why I only gave it four stars.

Its OK. Chicago style is just not my thing.

I love Uno's. I go there all the time when I'm home from college. Their four-cheese pizza is the absolute best, and the Greek salad is great as well. The service is usually pretty good, and the curbside service is cool too.

Pizza is too thick.

We were at Uno's today for the first time and our pizza was cold. Felt like it was a frozen pizza poorly reheated. Waiter insisted they checked temp and it was 200 degrees but it wasn't this pizza they checked. Will not return and will advise others to not go.

It's worth trying if it's your only option for Chicago-style deep-dish pizza (the only proper kind) Lots of combinations and good ingredients. The chain must be struggling a bit, at least out west - they pulled out of both SF and LA.

Pizza crust tastes like bisquick. Cheese is excellent and the toppings are good as well. Have had it a few times and I don't plan on having it ever again. Have heard good things about the other food at Uno's though so who knows.

Uno's Pizza is the best pizza I have ever had... I disagree with the comment about the kids, if you want a place with no kids go to a higher dollar restaurant. This place is a great value with a great taste!! Everyone that I have taken there has absolutely loved it.

Uno's food is terrific, but too many kids. They are trying to please the 20s and 30s crowd like TGIFridays, with their bar environment, but again--do you want to see so many kids running around in a bar?

I went to the original Uno in downtown Chicago. The toppings, cheese and sauce were really good. However, the crust is a lot like bisquick. The service has much to be desired, though. Also, you have to wait about a half hour to be seated and another 15-30 minutes for your pizza. It is worth the wait, though!

It's the only Pizza Chain that has something good to offer. Though I like thin New York Style Pizza, the Chicago Classic at UNOs is a nice change of pace. The crust has a delicious flavor to it and the toppings are of good quality. They have pretty good buffalo wings too. Unfortunately, some of their other pizzas (like their thin crust) are hit and miss, says my wife. Service at our local restaurant has been marginal.

Ok food. Ok atmosphere. A little expensive.

Another overrated sit-down chain. Boring internal designs, terribly small and bad-tasting pizzas, bad service, alcohol served, and high prices.

i once enjoyed the restaurant in the orlando area, but once i moved to long island new york and had a horrific dining experience, i will NOT be returning to any pizzeria uno. The restaurant was dirty (mind you very slow volume) the food was cold, the dishes were dirty and management was hanging out at the bar while the restaurant looks like a tornado blew in

The only problem I have with Uno's are the tomato chunks that constitute it's sauce: when I get it I ask them to leave the tomatoes off and use a marinara instead. If not for the tomato thing it would be among the greatest of the greatest.

5 Stars to downtown Chicago's Uno's.........In my home town, a city with about 220,000 People , The uno's here in my town sucks.

Great deep dish pizza, especially at the originals in downtown Chicago!

Drool drool slobber. Now I want to go there... too bad I'd have to drive for two hours. This chain is the ONLY chain that I know of that truly preserves the Chicago style deep dish pizza. Uno's is wonderful and I'm almost glad we don't have one locally in Tampa, since I'd spend entirely too much time there.

I have to wonder why a pizza chain like this serves better steak than pizza?

It's ok, not nearly the best though

This is my favorite restaurant! From their deep dish & thin crust pizza to the entrees, like the sirloin tips. The appetizers are good too, I have never been disappointed. The chicken quasidillas & potato skins are the best!

Too doughy...the service tends to be indifferent... not my favorite

Without a doubt, the best pizza money can buy. Always fresh, and loaded with toppings. The cheese is thick and tasty. Plus for appetizers, go for the mozzerela sticks!

never heard of it.

Since moving to Florida 23 years ago, my first stop back in Chicago has always been Uno's. I've been known to carry 3 or 4 boxed pizzas on my return flights back to Florida, since Uno's stopped shipping. The pizza is the best in the world.

A pizza restaurant that does not deliver??? There's no such thing. Their pizza hear is very dull and the tomatos aren't smashed or anything, it's like eating out of a bag of old nachoes.

Uno's is the best chain pizza there is, bar none. If you like deep dish, this is the place to go. I went to college in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and we used to get take-out from the Uno's there at least once a week. Then I moved to Chicago, and - even with all the other deep-dish options in that city - Uno's was still my favorite. Now that I live in San Francisco I'm really happy there's an Uno's right down the street from my apartment. They make a great personal-size pizza that's just big enough to really fill you up without being so big that your stomach is in pain (after you've discovered it's so good that you're forced to eat the whole thing).

I love pizza. Pizza is one of those foods for me that i can't get sick of. Uno's is a good family style pizza place that has some really good deep dish pizza. The pizza comes in a pan, not on a sheet, the crust is so thick (about 2" thick). It tastes so good going down but you're lucky if you can finish your second slice before you start feeling the rock forming in your stomach. It is really good pizza, and good service. I feel better about myself if I eat Uno's instead of Domino's. It just tastes more fresh. They also offer other entrees besides just pizza so it gives everyone an option if they don't want pizza.

I am still fantasizing about an Uno's pizza I had several months ago. The crust was incredible, and the toppings were fresh and generous. Definitely one of the best pizzas I've ever had.

The best pizza places like this one seem to be up North. Even the well-known pizza chains have lower standards when it comes to the South.

over priced and not great I'll pass thanks.