I started guessing names of strangers dogs. Closest I got was guessing Ozzy and the tiny dogs name ended up being Izzy. One vowel off; the old dude who owned the dog was very confused.
I would've upped it to an 8.1 automatically, for the way that slice was removed. He's eaten at many classic Chicago places, tries to grab a slice and it's just a crumbly ball of cheese, sauce etc, a mess. That slice slid right out and kept it's form, I loved that.
@@Mclovin69270 Oh yeah, I get it. But that's also why I think it's very commendable that his slice came out with literally no mess. A deep dish pizza, piled sky high with toppings and all, and it still came out with ease, like a thin pizza. I'd love to actually go to Chicago to try that pizza.
I've been to Uno's, and it was everything the critics reviewed that place. And it was delicious and it was an honor try Chicago's birth place to deep dish!
I’m surprised it wasn’t an 8+ the fact that it was still easy to remove a slice with no flop is amazing for a deep dish and the crust looks like it was on par with Dave’s standards. This deserved an 8.0 just from what I saw, but maybe that’s just me 🤷♂️
I love how Dave could easily sit down inside these places and be accommodated, yet he chooses to struggle standing up outside every review. Edit: I know why he does it, I meant my comment mostly as a joke. The absurdity of this gavone struggling with a huge pizza box in the wind, the cold, etc., without bringing a plate, a chair, an extra guy to help, or anything is really funny to me when you remember his net worth.
My big thing about Dave with Chicago pizza is he's not getting the sausage deep dishes. Chicago is famous for its sausage ever since it was a meat packing city. All of these different pizza places do the sausage deep dish differently with some having this like, mega sausage patty that covers the entire pizza.
@@GHSTBY_S It is mind blowing to me that people can't really grasp that... Yet they are the same people that when invited to eat they reply yes to: - "Hey wanna go and grab a bite to eat?" 😅 Amazing!!!
@@ebogar42 "No body says" implies that you have literally known every single english speaking person on this Earth... I'm pretty sure you haven't and you are only speaking out of the few people you have met, but some people do say "let's grab 'a' bite or one bite".
@@ADRzone If someone I know said lets grab one bite I would ask them one bite of what. Who the hell would say that? That sounds like the most improper English I've ever heard. And I've heard lets grab a bite to eat but that's about it. Nobody has ever said lets grab one bite to eat. What the hell is the one for?
Bro, those are by far, the best pizzas of all time. I remember I went to Chicago with my youth group way back in the day and everyone else was freaking out about the pizza there and I was like, "what's the big deal, it's pizza, of course it's good???" Then I took one bite and still havnt forgotten it 15 years later. Dave is tripping. It's a hard ten.
@@Not_A_JTAC East coast thin isn't that good to me. There's a fundamental taste difference. City people in general are too loud and obnoxious about their stuff but it's a bit more acute on the east coast, so they win the pizza game.
@@guyincognito320 to each their own, new haven isn’t a big city at all 100k population. But widely recognized as the top pizza area. I like Chicago style and Detroit as well all solid pizza but new haven is #1 in my eyes.
I appreciate his respect and the respect the biker gave. Thats all i care about the pizza is just a score and just a pizza. But what authenticly comes with his video creates true value to the user experience. Dave i know to god u would never fake a video and that the same reason i would trust u with my life. Love you Dave. You probably wont see this or care but i just want u to see this comment. You really bring light to this corrupt world man. Thank you if u ever see this thats all i care. Godlbess your soul.
I have no emotes to expr3ss where im going im sorry world if i leave but for any good people in this world just remember dont give up like me you gotta fight that fear.. i havent been religious to god fully and im starting to see the end. Maybe its jesus trying to save me and maybe its just an illusion to save my self from this corrupt reality/world i live in. Btw i am a 21 yo male and tbh i see the end. 2040 Ai says w3ll i say 2050 haha.
The best chicago deep dish doesn't hold a candle to some of the detroit style pan and neither beat new york style bar pie. Speaking of Detroit style Dave, if you're ever in Hendersonville NC there's a guy from Detroit there with some of the best pan pie I've ever had. Place is called Pi Squared
Dave says a lot of nonsense in his pizza reviews, but his opinion on Chicago deep dish vs. Chicago pub style is spot on. I don't have a clue why so many locals hate on deep dish. Thin crust pizza is everywhere, and Chicago tavern style isn't even close to the best example. Chicago deep dish is one of the most unique styles of pizza you can find though, and it's delicious.
Agree 100%. Had Vito and Nick's recently for the first time and while it was good, nothing stood out about it. I don't get this hipster/purist fascination with the tavern style. Give me a Lou Malnati's or a Burt's Place any day of the week over the tavern.
Dave, this looked bomb. Good presentation and quality. It deserved at least an 8. Glad you gave them a shout out - it will be my first place to eat next time I'm in Chicago.
The kid screaming Dave like he is a rockstar was so fuckin wholesome lol, They love watching Dave eating some pizza. Also, I recomend Lou Garzinellis in Illinois if your ever looking for another suggestion.
First time I was in Chicago I went here, sat at the bar, and had lovely people buy me a few local beers while enjoying this very pizza. It’s awesome in my book. Although I certainly enjoy all pizzas (except the vegan ones).
I would always go to a local Pizzaria Uno in the Philadelphia area and get a Chicago classic deep dish with sausage and mushrooms, with a Bass Ale. Always great 👍
@Michael Simmons note: any location besides the one on Ohio St in Near North Side, Chicago is different. The Ohio St location makes their stuff from scratch on every order and is sooo goood
@@xkristixx I agree, that’s why I had to have Frank Pepe’s at the original location rather than a branch. I’m sure they’re all very similar but the original locations of restaurants taste better according to Prez himself
@@mbj920 I mean like night and day difference though. I just hate when people have told me they had deep dish pizza because they went to Uno's in some random state. It is not deep dish style anywhere else. Haha.
This place is so nostalgic. Checker floor, tiny, old smell....I love it. This place was the last time I had deep dish, about 4 years ago. And I'm a Chicagoan. You can't compare your thins, you're going by cheese pizza. Our cheese is better, sausage blows everyone else's out of the water, although you may have better crust in NY
There used to be an Uno in St Louis and it was so nice to have a great deep dish spot. It's far better than all of the other places in Chicago strictly because of how much more pizza like it is than pie like. You can hold a slice in your hand and eat it and not dig through 2" of toppings with a fork to get some soggy crust
the crust won't get soggy from the sauce because it has cheese protecting it. The chicago sauce is suppose to have chunks of tomato more like stewed tomatoes, not just sauce.
@@brian6speed Sold! Just need to save enough to get to Chicago, not get shot then visit this pizza place. Looks totally scrummy to be honest. I'd have to make that myself in England, never seen anything like it here. Chopped tomatoes (tinned) over here sound like the consistency you described, rather than passata or sieved tomatoes.
Got to hand it to him, when he first opened the box and the steam came out of this big thick thing with boiling tomato sauce on top I thought hell no he can’t eat that standing up but he did. I consider deep dish pizza not a pizza pie but a pizza cake. Completely different.
Born and raised Chicagoan. I love tavern style pizza, but I also love deep and stuffed pizza. I suggest visitors to the city to try both and see what they like. I will disagree with Dave, though, about East Coast thin crust being better since Chicago's tavern style isn't trying to compete with that style of pizza. Tavern style is just competing with other tavern styles within the city and metro area. I will agree that Chicagoans would probably benefit to embracing deep and stuff pizza more. I never truly bought into the "tavern is real and deep and/or stuffed is not real" like some people in Chicago do. I get the feeling it's mostly the people trying too hard to be an "authentic" Chicagoan. But hey, I also have no issue people putting ketchup on their hotdogs. It's awfully strange that people are so gung ho about certain food cultures while they're so laissez faire about other things that are arguably far more important in the grand scheme of things. In the case of Chicago style pizza, I advocate for each style to be pushed to the forefront to put it deeper on the food map and to cultivate a more fraternal food rivalry within the city. The "tavern is for real Chicagoans" is elitism that screams fake accomplishment and insecurity.
Born & raised Chicagoan here too but living on the East Coast. NY pizza just doesn't even compare in my book. It is like saying hamburgers & hot dogs are the same.
Life long native here. I was with you until that “ketchup on hot dogs” stunt you pulled. Now you are dead to me. I’ll have to go drink Half Acre Beers and Malort to forget i even read those words.
The "tavern is real Chicago style and not deep dish" comments tend to be stated by people who live in the suburbs and want to try and flex Chicago muscle, even though they're not Chicagoans. The same people who call Chicago "Chi-Town" or "Chi-Raq". Both of which are annoying. Tavern style is more of that day to day, something quicker to order type pizza, but people saying "Deep Dish isn't real Chicago pizza" are simply wrong. More of a special occasion pizza, or what you bring to someone from out of town, but it IS absolutely Chicago style pizza and should be embraced. And also the best pizza place in Chicago (Pequod's - which is the best, regardless of Dave's idiotic score on it) is known for deep dish.
Love the honesty and willingness to go against popular opinion. I lived in Chicago for a while then moved back to LA and I don’t miss any pizza other than the deep dish. LA has increasingly decent pizza but we don’t have the amazing deep dish like Chicago.
As a Chicagoan, I actually take my friends out for both. Most want to try the deep dish and I'm down with it. Love me some deep dish, but also love some tavern style pizza as well.
After daves comment earlier about "fatsos" it was hillarious the see that "Slender beauty" come right out of UNOs! It caused me to laugh so much, seriously! It was about 5:18.
They’ll ship out. Giodorno does for sure. I’ve shipped pizzas to a few friends that asked. Shipping may kill you, but it would be worth it. UNO’s was okay, but I like giodorno better. I could not eat pizza where I was from afterwards just wasn’t the same.
If you get ambitious, you can make it yourself, some good recipes on TH-cam. The dough is the crucial element, and getting a good pan, the rest of it is easy.
That kid yelling "LET'S FUCKING GOOOO!" was amazing haha
His mom was like "DANIEL WHAT DID YOU JUST SAY!?!"
mom get the camera
He got suspended from grade 9 recess for that outburst
@@pizzaearthpancakesandother2549 you don't have recess in grade 9, you're in highschool by then.
@@ColorfulAlchemy Hush up little guy.
Full open-hand pet of the dog straight to the slice. What a guy
I'm sure he'll be fine.
@@gorancavar6636
Sure sure, or just sure?
That's called being a man. We don't care. Enjoy your latte, SOI BOY.
Well, he was born before men turned into bitches so no surprise here.
@@qud3913 He is fine.
I love how Dave will just randomly give dogs names as they walk bye and the owners must think... WTF 😂😂😂😂😂
I started guessing names of strangers dogs. Closest I got was guessing Ozzy and the tiny dogs name ended up being Izzy. One vowel off; the old dude who owned the dog was very confused.
He doesn’t even hesitate :D
So fucking funny lmao
Lol I thought the same thing.
that is just dave's STYLE with DOGGIEs...
This guy is one of those gifted people at socializing. I bet that he can speak for 1 hour straight without actually saying anything.
and it's probably the most important skill you could have for making it professionally. the world is truly upside down.
He is but he’s also quite rude / id say he’s the definition of a semi-douche
this comment is so accurate lmao!!!
He has an extremely high verbal IQ for some reason.
@@Gobbersmack jeeeeeewwww
I like how he’s explaining the history of deep dish and UNO’s to us while standing in front of a historic landmark sign that tells us the same thing.
Thats intentional.
I would've upped it to an 8.1 automatically, for the way that slice was removed. He's eaten at many classic Chicago places, tries to grab a slice and it's just a crumbly ball of cheese, sauce etc, a mess. That slice slid right out and kept it's form, I loved that.
Technically deep dish is ate with a fork and knife and not by the hands. Lol that’s why his shit just becomes a mess
@@Mclovin69270 Oh yeah, I get it. But that's also why I think it's very commendable that his slice came out with literally no mess. A deep dish pizza, piled sky high with toppings and all, and it still came out with ease, like a thin pizza. I'd love to actually go to Chicago to try that pizza.
My exact thoughts.. and it genuinely looked good too.. like the perfect amount of everything. And the sauce is thick enough to relax on top
@@Mclovin69270 What? I'm from here and we eat it like any other pizza. Technically you're wrong.
@@stealth-x2995 I’m from CHicago too. Don’t get ass hurt. I’ve worked in pizza restaurants. I’m just saying what I’ve seen.
“I didn’t expect it to look like that” looks like every single deep dish pizza in the universe
HA Ha 🤣🙂
He says that every time the pizza looks like that. I'm pretty sure he's playing up for the camera.
That's what 'she' said.
They’re different . Trust me
every deep dish does not look like that. i for one have never had deep dish with sauce over the cheese.
Cracks me up every time he calls a random dog a random name. Shout out Joey the dog everyone knows the rules.
Names an Egyptian dog Joey? It’s not even an Italian breed lol.
@@benvasilinda9729 lol
Dave loves the doggo's, that's the sign of a good person in my book.
@@gpearson27 Yes he's very un-jewish considering, and that's a good thing.
Joeyyyy
I've been to Uno's, and it was everything the critics reviewed that place. And it was delicious and it was an honor try Chicago's birth place to deep dish!
Best pizza in the city
had a great experience at Uno's
Dave always make me nervous that he's going drop the whole pizza
I’m surprised it wasn’t an 8+ the fact that it was still easy to remove a slice with no flop is amazing for a deep dish and the crust looks like it was on par with Dave’s standards. This deserved an 8.0 just from what I saw, but maybe that’s just me 🤷♂️
Dave blowin smoke up our ass
Rookie score….at least an 8.1
Ditto
Ha, I just commented that same thing. The inners didn't ooz out, quality cheese. 8.1
@@ryanowns5 Rookie comment... your not taking this serious enough, everyone knows the rules!
One of the most genuine LFGs I’ve heard
I love how Dave could easily sit down inside these places and be accommodated, yet he chooses to struggle standing up outside every review.
Edit: I know why he does it, I meant my comment mostly as a joke. The absurdity of this gavone struggling with a huge pizza box in the wind, the cold, etc., without bringing a plate, a chair, an extra guy to help, or anything is really funny to me when you remember his net worth.
Lmfao I just realized that too.
It’s part of the experience 😂😂
That’s cuz when u meet the owner and plan with them you are more inclined to give fake review.
Literally sets a pizza down on the floor
authentic🤙🏼
Love Unos. Their Chicago pizza with all that sausage is unreal.
2:55 Dave “Gives dogs random names” Portnoy 😂
Standing in front of a historical landmark placard while reading the brochure to find out about the history, everybody knows the rules
Props to this man for being able to eat pizza after doing a line of blow in his van.
LOVE THIS MAN
Bruh
@@AlbeezKneez no but he does it
Fib what r u doing
Thats why it's one bite and he can't taste it right.
Dave once again perplexed at Chicago pizza boxes, you would think it's a f**king Rubic's Cube.
U of M, very taxing conundrum those boxes are!
this was his best attempt, though. only stumbled while finding the second flap.
@Jesus has given you all. Repent or die. The hell is this. Get outta hereeee
This guy almost spelt rubiks cube right
2:28 that "DAVE!" was hilarious
Man these reviews really make me crave pizza my favorite food btw
Dave guessing the name of every dog he sees is absolutely hilarious
Oooo hi Joeyy 👋🏼
I had Uno's when I was in Chicago and the experience in the restaurant itself is awesome. Great deep dish, awesome bar, cool people.
Joey was like "holy shit guys somebody left an entire pizza down here!"
Got dragged away from a jackpot. Poor bastard.
smart pup
My big thing about Dave with Chicago pizza is he's not getting the sausage deep dishes. Chicago is famous for its sausage ever since it was a meat packing city. All of these different pizza places do the sausage deep dish differently with some having this like, mega sausage patty that covers the entire pizza.
I agree with the sausage, but crumbles for me. The patty is a little overwhelming and not conducive to my diet.
@@JohnnyUtah-71 I just recently had covid and it ruined my taste for most sausage pizza lately. It tastes like there's breakfast sausage on pizza
@@darkseided852 Here's to a speedy recovery for you and esp your taste BUDS!
My fav series on youtube no joke 😄🤟🏽
You know when a person is beloved by the public like Dave, everybody yells his name out and 99% of the time it’s with respect and love ❤️
Wasn’t his dude called out on twitter months ago for having abusive relations with a barely legal teenager?
@@BRlGADE_KINGPIN follow his history, he's been a piece of shit his entire career
Barely legal still legal homie
@@limpa756 😂 my guy.
I never seen this man in my life
the dogs reaction when he smelled the pizza haha 2:56
“One bite, you know the rules…”
Always takes multiple bites 😂
Lmao. I know it's a joke but a LOT of people legit don't know a bite to eat mean a single dish or in his case. A single slice.
@@GHSTBY_S
It is mind blowing to me that people can't really grasp that... Yet they are the same people that when invited to eat they reply yes to:
- "Hey wanna go and grab a bite to eat?"
😅 Amazing!!!
@@ADRzone But nobody says want to grab one bite to eat.
@@ebogar42 "No body says" implies that you have literally known every single english speaking person on this Earth... I'm pretty sure you haven't and you are only speaking out of the few people you have met, but some people do say "let's grab 'a' bite or one bite".
@@ADRzone If someone I know said lets grab one bite I would ask them one bite of what. Who the hell would say that? That sounds like the most improper English I've ever heard. And I've heard lets grab a bite to eat but that's about it. Nobody has ever said lets grab one bite to eat. What the hell is the one for?
Bro, those are by far, the best pizzas of all time. I remember I went to Chicago with my youth group way back in the day and everyone else was freaking out about the pizza there and I was like, "what's the big deal, it's pizza, of course it's good???" Then I took one bite and still havnt forgotten it 15 years later. Dave is tripping. It's a hard ten.
You’ve never been to new haven
@@Not_A_JTAC East coast thin isn't that good to me. There's a fundamental taste difference. City people in general are too loud and obnoxious about their stuff but it's a bit more acute on the east coast, so they win the pizza game.
@@guyincognito320 to each their own, new haven isn’t a big city at all 100k population. But widely recognized as the top pizza area. I like Chicago style and Detroit as well all solid pizza but new haven is #1 in my eyes.
@@Not_A_JTAC The reputation is so strong that I plan to travel from the midwest just for the pizza!
The kid just became a meme, what a fucking legend 😂😂
His closing words were, "Go deep, it's very good!" Dave knows the rules alright!
Pizza review and a history lesson, Everyone knows the rules.
I appreciate his respect and the respect the biker gave. Thats all i care about the pizza is just a score and just a pizza. But what authenticly comes with his video creates true value to the user experience. Dave i know to god u would never fake a video and that the same reason i would trust u with my life. Love you Dave. You probably wont see this or care but i just want u to see this comment. You really bring light to this corrupt world man. Thank you if u ever see this thats all i care. Godlbess your soul.
@@contentdeleted4978 My comment is written to see how many thumbs up it can achieve. Nothing more, nothing less.
I have no emotes to expr3ss where im going im sorry world if i leave but for any good people in this world just remember dont give up like me you gotta fight that fear.. i havent been religious to god fully and im starting to see the end. Maybe its jesus trying to save me and maybe its just an illusion to save my self from this corrupt reality/world i live in. Btw i am a 21 yo male and tbh i see the end. 2040 Ai says w3ll i say 2050 haha.
@@contentdeleted4978 Jesus lmaooooo
But that building wasn’t Duo’s 😂
Giordano’s not to be confused with Grimaldi’s, everyone knows the rules
El Presidente has been to Chicago so many times that he doesn’t even flinch at the gunshots at 1:26…
The best chicago deep dish doesn't hold a candle to some of the detroit style pan and neither beat new york style bar pie. Speaking of Detroit style Dave, if you're ever in Hendersonville NC there's a guy from Detroit there with some of the best pan pie I've ever had. Place is called Pi Squared
home of dominos and Little Caesers. Nuff said.
Dave says a lot of nonsense in his pizza reviews, but his opinion on Chicago deep dish vs. Chicago pub style is spot on. I don't have a clue why so many locals hate on deep dish. Thin crust pizza is everywhere, and Chicago tavern style isn't even close to the best example. Chicago deep dish is one of the most unique styles of pizza you can find though, and it's delicious.
Agree 100%. Had Vito and Nick's recently for the first time and while it was good, nothing stood out about it. I don't get this hipster/purist fascination with the tavern style. Give me a Lou Malnati's or a Burt's Place any day of the week over the tavern.
One fatso in a pizzeria at 11:45 a.m, everyone knows he's describing me.
"I just realized Uno's is the first deep dish" as there's a plaque that's saying exactly that 2 feet behind him hahaha
“You can just cross in front” to the lady in the beginning was hilarious. He was low key pissed
"Oh shit, I just figured something out in real time. I love how that work" - Amazing 😂
Dave, this looked bomb. Good presentation and quality. It deserved at least an 8. Glad you gave them a shout out - it will be my first place to eat next time I'm in Chicago.
Dont waste your time. You need to go thin crust. Take it from an original of city
@@robertwalter2608 i'm a fan of the thin but that looked godly.
@@robertwalter2608 if someone wants deep-dish they know wtf they want. Shut ur windy mouth up and let people enjoy the food, IGHT?
That actually looks so fire. Compliments to the chef
Thank you sir!
Preciate it
Thanks boss
what pizza was it he ordered?
@@Tmuneah Just a regular deep dish pizza
One pet for Joey, everyone knows whippits are the most skiddish meanest dog out there....Dave almost died there.
Disgusting.. didnt even wash his hands
@@tjw3946 he'll be fine... strengthens the immune system 🤧. You're probably sick at least once a year
Dave petting the dog being the *most replayed* section of the video is great.
Woah. Never seen a deep dish slice come off so clean like that...gotta look into this
His was cheese only; if you get an Uno, it has sausage, pepperoni, onions, green peppers, and mushrooms. It gets messy, but worth it.
Great review love how Dave always names the dogs he sees
dave can’t open pizza boxes after 700 reviews. everyone knows the rules
He is too occupied trying to figure out the names of the pizza places and intersections, where he is doing the review
The kid screaming Dave like he is a rockstar was so fuckin wholesome lol, They love watching Dave eating some pizza.
Also, I recomend Lou Garzinellis in Illinois if your ever looking for another suggestion.
i’m not a kid i’m 20😭
That was awesome 😎
I just turned 97 last week, you are 20...I was 20 like 77 years ago child.
that dog was like *_DON'T YOU SEE THE PIZZA ON THE GROUND HERE!!????_*
3:34 "No whammy"
The guy shouting "let's fucking go" proceeded to whammy the whammy and ensures the review goes well, I'd say. 😁😁
One pizza chain score, everybody knows the kid got grounded for cursing.
OMG Dave! petting a dog and taking a slice with the same hand!!!
First time I was in Chicago I went here, sat at the bar, and had lovely people buy me a few local beers while enjoying this very pizza. It’s awesome in my book. Although I certainly enjoy all pizzas (except the vegan ones).
Amen to that my brother.
Yeah screw that vegan shizz
Very cool. Love hearing warming stories of locals treating people good 👍🏻
Vegan Pizza is the only good Pizza, imagine still consuming dairy in today's age
only thing good vegan to order at a bar is a pretzel 🤣
That employee at the end was gonna try and kick Dave off the sidewalk. Good thing she caught him at the end.
Best pizza I tasted and has best reviews on google i have ever seen is gold dust pizza in ripon, CA. Would love to see a review on it
I would always go to a local Pizzaria Uno in the Philadelphia area and get a Chicago classic deep dish with sausage and mushrooms, with a Bass Ale. Always great 👍
It’s 6 am here in CO. But damn that sounds good….
They were good back in the '80's and 90's. And even in the 2,000's. Good stuff for a franchise 👏
@Michael Simmons note: any location besides the one on Ohio St in Near North Side, Chicago is different. The Ohio St location makes their stuff from scratch on every order and is sooo goood
the franchise is different than the Chicago one
0:46 props to Austin for having enough IQ to order not only their OG deep dish but ALSO their thin, too bad it wasn't reviewed
The irony of Dave realizing it’s the home of the deep dish with a historic plaque behind him of what he’s just now getting is funny
I found this channel yesterday and damn this man made me go out and get a pizza.
for fork and knife deep dish pizza, it's very impressive how little to no flop there was. I've been to an Uno's in Florida
Yeah, that was impressive... as well as how easily the pieces came apart, and how the cheese broke off after a little stretch. Choking hazard avoided!
Uno's anywhere else other than Chicago isn't the real Uno's.
@@xkristixx I agree, that’s why I had to have Frank Pepe’s at the original location rather than a branch. I’m sure they’re all very similar but the original locations of restaurants taste better according to Prez himself
@@mbj920 I mean like night and day difference though. I just hate when people have told me they had deep dish pizza because they went to Uno's in some random state. It is not deep dish style anywhere else. Haha.
@@xkristixx I understand completely, until I visit Chicago, the chain location will be the closest I can get to trying authentic deep dish lol
This place is so nostalgic. Checker floor, tiny, old smell....I love it. This place was the last time I had deep dish, about 4 years ago. And I'm a Chicagoan. You can't compare your thins, you're going by cheese pizza. Our cheese is better, sausage blows everyone else's out of the water, although you may have better crust in NY
Uno's crust is better, there is a lot of butter in the crust and as you can see it is almost pastry.
There used to be an Uno in St Louis and it was so nice to have a great deep dish spot. It's far better than all of the other places in Chicago strictly because of how much more pizza like it is than pie like. You can hold a slice in your hand and eat it and not dig through 2" of toppings with a fork to get some soggy crust
1:16 “you can just go right across” lol
Giordano's - 8.4
Lou Malnati's - 8.2
Uno's - 7.8
Pequod's - 7.4
I agree! Giordano's is the best deep-dish in Chicago!
Never had a pizza that style, but I can imagine the tomato sauce reducing in the heat of the oven makes it taste more intense.
They are beautiful... I sweet sauce so when you get one with sweet its amazing
the crust won't get soggy from the sauce because it has cheese protecting it. The chicago sauce is suppose to have chunks of tomato more like stewed tomatoes, not just sauce.
@So Sexy i'm Sexy TOGTFO.
@@brian6speed Sold! Just need to save enough to get to Chicago, not get shot then visit this pizza place. Looks totally scrummy to be honest. I'd have to make that myself in England, never seen anything like it here. Chopped tomatoes (tinned) over here sound like the consistency you described, rather than passata or sieved tomatoes.
Yup. Same reason you cook down pasta sauce/red gravy for two hours minimum. At least in my family.
It's adorable listening to Prez confuse Giordano's with Grimaldis. Everyone knows the rules.
Giordano’s reigns supreme for deep dish.
Su Casa is a true Chicago classic restaurant. Glad to finally see Dave experiencing real Chicago pizza.
I remember eating the frozen Uno's growing up, never actually got to eat a restaurant but I liked them. It's different but it is still good
This was the first review of his I saw and its still my favourite. The screaming kid will go far.
the problem with deep dish is after you eat it you cant move for 2 days.
DAVE YOU THE MAN!!! IVE BEEN GOING TO UNOS FOR 15 YEARS!!!!
i was expecting tons of flop on that deep dish but man that was a solid slice he picked up
For real
they're all solid, they're like 10" thick.
Very well done which is the way it should be cooked, I love pizza well done and crunchy.
"Hi Joey" hahaha what the hell . That's gold and I have no idea why.
‘It’s 11:45, I don’t know what these fatsos are doing’🤣🤣
That kid in the car is exactly how I would react if I seen Dave 🤣🤣🤣
i was very excited
Me too, and I'm 33 lol
Got to hand it to him, when he first opened the box and the steam came out of this big thick thing with boiling tomato sauce on top I thought hell no he can’t eat that standing up but he did. I consider deep dish pizza not a pizza pie but a pizza cake. Completely different.
@Prosper Meniere have you ever tasted one?
It’s closer to lasagna. Delicious though!
Pizza means pie, so it's not a pie pie, it's a pie cake? Lol
Deep dish is not pizza. It is a pie...a freakin heart-clogging delicious pie.
It's more like a fuckin casserole 🥘
@@Smiley-Coyote Unless I'm mistaken casserole don't have crusts. Deep dish has a crust molded in and filled so imo it is a savory pie.
@@AG-xc5ni now I'm here just thinking...How can I hold a casserole??
Yeah, a pizza pie.
@@Smiley-Coyote not at all.
Our Uno's in the nearby area here in Georgia closed about twelve years ago.
The Ford Focus with the crackle tune @1:23❤️🫡
Born and raised Chicagoan. I love tavern style pizza, but I also love deep and stuffed pizza. I suggest visitors to the city to try both and see what they like. I will disagree with Dave, though, about East Coast thin crust being better since Chicago's tavern style isn't trying to compete with that style of pizza. Tavern style is just competing with other tavern styles within the city and metro area. I will agree that Chicagoans would probably benefit to embracing deep and stuff pizza more.
I never truly bought into the "tavern is real and deep and/or stuffed is not real" like some people in Chicago do. I get the feeling it's mostly the people trying too hard to be an "authentic" Chicagoan. But hey, I also have no issue people putting ketchup on their hotdogs.
It's awfully strange that people are so gung ho about certain food cultures while they're so laissez faire about other things that are arguably far more important in the grand scheme of things. In the case of Chicago style pizza, I advocate for each style to be pushed to the forefront to put it deeper on the food map and to cultivate a more fraternal food rivalry within the city. The "tavern is for real Chicagoans" is elitism that screams fake accomplishment and insecurity.
Born & raised Chicagoan here too but living on the East Coast. NY pizza just doesn't even compare in my book. It is like saying hamburgers & hot dogs are the same.
Life long native here. I was with you until that “ketchup on hot dogs” stunt you pulled. Now you are dead to me. I’ll have to go drink Half Acre Beers and Malort to forget i even read those words.
The "tavern is real Chicago style and not deep dish" comments tend to be stated by people who live in the suburbs and want to try and flex Chicago muscle, even though they're not Chicagoans. The same people who call Chicago "Chi-Town" or "Chi-Raq". Both of which are annoying.
Tavern style is more of that day to day, something quicker to order type pizza, but people saying "Deep Dish isn't real Chicago pizza" are simply wrong. More of a special occasion pizza, or what you bring to someone from out of town, but it IS absolutely Chicago style pizza and should be embraced. And also the best pizza place in Chicago (Pequod's - which is the best, regardless of Dave's idiotic score on it) is known for deep dish.
@@jwallguitar Man, you drive me away ever wanting to go to Shitcago.
I’m putting that on my bucket list, that looks amazing.
I did the same😂👍
Lou malnatis is better
@@ethantom4062 Lou's crust sucks.
It’s trash
It's the best pizza on this earth!!! Try it immediately when you can!! 🗿
Dave while you’re still in Chicago/Illinois, you have to try Gigio's Pizzeria in Des Plaines.
Love the honesty and willingness to go against popular opinion. I lived in Chicago for a while then moved back to LA and I don’t miss any pizza other than the deep dish. LA has increasingly decent pizza but we don’t have the amazing deep dish like Chicago.
Born and raise chicago, deep dish tastes the best and is the best, but I'm not paying that much everytime I want pizza.
As a Chicagoan, I actually take my friends out for both. Most want to try the deep dish and I'm down with it. Love me some deep dish, but also love some tavern style pizza as well.
hey greg
Do you bring an uzi with you
He really doesn’t know why a restaurant would be busy at 11:45 AM on a Sunday? He ever heard of the church crowd rush? Lmfao
More that deep dish is too heavy for pre noon
Dave can't open Chicago pizza boxes, everybody knows the rules
Dave is hysterical! I only visit pizza places that he has reviewed because I trust his judgment!
After daves comment earlier about "fatsos" it was hillarious the see that "Slender beauty" come right out of UNOs! It caused me to laugh so much, seriously! It was about 5:18.
Slender beauty 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Was thinking 8.1 based on the hype up…..
Me too I thought he’d say 8.1
Eddie Win!!
Dog tries to snake Dave's ground pizza. Pup knows rhe rules.
That pizza looks incredible. I may need to book a flight to Chicago just to try it as I cannot find that style of pizza anywhere in the UK 🇬🇧
They’ll ship out. Giodorno does for sure. I’ve shipped pizzas to a few friends that asked. Shipping may kill you, but it would be worth it.
UNO’s was okay, but I like giodorno better.
I could not eat pizza where I was from afterwards just wasn’t the same.
If you get ambitious, you can make it yourself, some good recipes on TH-cam. The dough is the crucial element, and getting a good pan, the rest of it is easy.
This is awesome i never knew about this channel, just a man loving his pizzas lol
First time watcher. Your a freaking riot.
I always love how he says one bite everybody knows the rules then proceeds to take ten bites.
Holy shit, did somebody finally sit Dave down and show him how to open those boxes?!?!?!
Kid yesterday scores 7.5.
Franchise uno scores 7.8
Classic Dave
He also gave Stouffer’s french bread pizza a 7.1
oh my lord,i laughed so hard when dave said dont expect to move
That thing looks like a work of art when he opens the box.
Perfect timing! I was debating which deep dish pizzeria to eat at for my bday this weekend
Pizzahut
7 eleven has quality pies.