Amore Taste of Chicago

The eggplant parm and marinara was phenomenal! The staff is really friendly. Great experience.

What happened to the sausage? I always order Italian Sausage on my deep dish and the last time it was crumbles of tasteless «stuff». Amore always did the hometown deep dish better than anywhere else in Las Vegas with the chunky, tasty dollops of real-​deal Chicago sausage (if not the traditional «disc») bursting with fennel seed/​garlic/​taste. No fennel seed? Are we dumbing down the deep dish to appeal to the west coast crowd? What next? Pears and goat cheese? Bring back the Taste of Chicago, please. We can get these little turds of bland from Pizza Hut. NO FENNEL SEEDS, NO MORE BUSINESS FROM ME.

Probably my second favorite pizza spot. Yesterday we came and met with my husbands sister and her family. We ordered our pizzas right away, before getting seated since it takes awhile to get to the table. We ordered a thin crust cheese pizza (for the kids) and a Chicago style deep dish with garlic and pepperoni. Yummy.
But while ordering, my youngest niece decides to puke all over me. The staff was super nice and didn’t make a fuss. They just came over and wiped up the floor like it was no big deal. Also. Thank you nice lady behind me for not minding either. It was rancid. And everyone was so nice about it.
So we get seated and ordered another Caesar salad at the table. The salad comes out and in no time at all the pizzas come out (nice tip huh!)
The salad was great. The pizzas were great. And the staff was great. They kept coming by to ask for refills.

We came back after we heard the breaded steak sandwiches were back. We had the breaded steak and a beef sandwich
The breaded steak was good sized covered in red sauce and was awesome. The beef sandwich was tasty shaved beef. I added melted mozzarella cheese and hot peppers. Came with a side of gravy. All very tasty.
The fries are crinkle cut which we both enjoy and were piping hot. Very tasty.
Since our last visit the wait staff was changed and there were several friendly, attentive and helpful folks there.
We enjoyed all the TVs playing different sports. Being from Chicago, all the memorabilia on the walls was enjoyable.

Best pizza you can get on this side of the town
The staff is nice and they do delivery
Love this place

So much for supporting a small business. It seems this one doesn’t give a sh*t about its customers happiness.
We ordered a gluten free pizza WITHOUT cheese because my daughter is allergic. We also ordered an Italian beef; without cheese– simply because my husband didn’t want cheese.
Our food just arrived and there is cheese on the pizza. We called to let them know they messed up our order and we were told «all sales are final».
There was no offer to refund, have us pick up a new pizza that my kid can eat or anything. I just paid for a slab of gluten free bread because the toppings can’t even be eaten.
Hey guys– guess what– I could have made her toast with tomato sauce and saved $ 13+ delivery. And next time I will.
You’ve lost our business and I can tell you don’t care. But you know what, it’s really rude that YOU GUYS messed up and can’t even make it right. I wonder if you just think people like us are pains in the asses for the fun of it? Or if you actually get that my money is just as good as anyone else’s.
My husband loves your food, but we won’t be back.
Total garbage service. And I just tossed that pizza in the trash. What a waste of time and money.
Amazon Prime now is delivering me a cheese less gf pizza for my kid for half the price
Edited to add: the fries we ordered are basically just oreida frozen crinkle cuts and they were half cooked and soggy upon arrival. What a load of crap

I really love this place! The food is so!!! Good. The deep dish stuffed is not too good. But the thin crust is amazing!!! All the tops they have are good. There fries are very good and the beef sandwich is very good, so is the sausage sandwich. Veal parm sandwich not too good. Really cool place cool workers. I just wish they didn’t change a fee for having to deliver to me.

It’s been awhile since my first experience here and I didn’t want to write an angry review right away in all caps, so after a cooling off period here it goes…
I had been eagerly waiting to try their deep dish pizza since I previously lived really close by and wanted to establish my «go to» Vegas pizza spot. I called ahead for pick-​up and was told my deep dish pizza would take 45 minutes — no problem, good things take time. I came to pick up my pizza and headed home. Granted, this is my fault for not looking at the pizza first, but once I got home, I realized they had given me a regular pizza, not the deep dish. I called back to let them know of their error, and the girl that answered was super apologetic and placed me on hold so she could get someone to remedy this situation. Instead of being helpful, the guy who picked up the phone basically told me I was in the wrong and there was no way they could have made a mistake and that I did not order the deep dish. I fired back with… if I didn’t order deep dish, why did you tell me it would be a 45-​minute wait for my food? That kind of quieted him down and he tried to back peddle and say although it wasn’t their fault, they could make me another pizza. I didn’t want to wait or have to be subject to in-​person ridicule after driving back, so I said I would pass, but I wanted to make them aware of the issue. He rudely hung up. Granted, the pizza we did have was good and my husband really enjoyed the oily-​ness of it all. For me, I can’t support a place that accuses customers of wrongdoing so quickly and doesn’t try to remedy the situation in a polite manner, so I won’t be back. As Ty W. points out in his review though, it’s probably worth at least one visit out here, buyer beware.

We needed pizza at a hotel. We ordered a large cheese, a large salad, and a cannolli with the Eat24 app. It was about $ 40. Overall, it hit the spot, but it would never be my jam on the reg. Good in a pinch, but it’s unlikely I’ll order again.
We were at a hotel. The Eat24 driver had no plates, no forks, no bowls, no crushed red pepper. Nothing.
This is more a gripe on the delivery drivers, but it would be a nice touch if this place made a little care package that they gave to the delivery drivers.

The fried mozzarella was notable. As was the very friendly server.
Otherwise, rather forgettable Italian food. Thin crust tasted like matzo. Vodka sauce was strangely similar to spaghetti o’s.
Too expensive for the pizza parlor/​cafeteria/​sports bar feel of the place.
Note: 5 or 6 large screen TVs on the walls for sports fans.

Some awsome deep dish pizza! The ribs are a must have! Great for casual night out! Love this place!

Food was excellent. This place did a great job even the girl who answered the phone professionly and very kind thanks

Ordered a deep dish pizza and the shrimp scampi appetizer. The deep dish pizza, despite its obviously larger bread to filling ratio was ill proportioned. With an over abundance of bread, the filling flavor was lost. Additionally, the pizza crust was crispier than one remembers a Chicago pizza having.
As for the shrimp scampi appetizer, 4 shrimp and bread in sauce is what I got. Knowing this was my first time in and with minimal appetizer description, I’d have liked the waitress to clarify this was what I was getting, unfortunately she wasn’t the most astute and I wasn’t on it either. I tried ordering a side of pasta to go with my 4 shrimp and sauce but was told I couldn’t order but a large plate of pasta to go with my appetizer. Hmmm… Overall, the flavor was okay. It wasn’t great but it also wasn’t completely off. I’d recommend you give it a shot and see for yourself.

I don’t eat pizza on daily basis but last night I decided to order pizza from Amore Taste of Chicago.
I read the reviews and felt like this is a good pizza place.
First It took them more than an hour to deliver and while finally they arrived I was really surprised from the pizza size. I payed 21 $ for pretty small size (enough for one hungry person) .
The delivery tracking link is changing every 10 min and adding more time for delivery which is very Disappointing — You think they’re coming within 10 minutes and then it jumps back to 30 – 40 minutes.
With all of that I have to admit the pizza was good (this is the only reason I left them 3 stars) but small size, expensive and long delivery time.

Some friends brought us here when we first moved to town, declaring it the best pizza in the city.
I had a second slice just to be nice, but I was over this place by the halfway point of slice one. I just didn’t enjoy the food as much as I wanted to.
We ordered the large deep dish pepperoni. I will give them this much, the portions are enormous. You’ll get your money’s worth if your just after a massive sheet of pizza and don’t really care how great it is.
The crust had and extremely buttery taste, reminded me of store-​brand canned biscuits… it was really flaky and not in an attractive texture sort of way. The bread was thicker than I like. I’m a big fan of Chicago style deep dish pizza, and this one just doesn’t do it for me. I like that they make it fresh and serve it hot, but the flavor (sauce, cheese) just isn’t what I’m used to.
I did like the fried mozzarella appetizer we got, however. You can tell these are handmade, not store bought like I was expecting.
The restaurant could use some updating too. But I guess it’s not necessary since it’s always full of people who seem to like it anyway.
Try it for yourself. You might enjoy it, but although I’ve only lived here a short time, I’ve already found a few other places with much better deep dish. So you know… It’s out there.

Items Selected:
Thin Crust — Half Cheese, Half Pepperoni
Deep Dish — Sausage and Mushroom
Cannoli
Said by some to be the best Chicago Style Pizzeria in Sin City, or perhaps just the one most decked-​out in Windy City swag, it was for lunch on Saturday that a party of three stopped in to Amore Taste of Chicago and inhabiting a table in front of a mural of the 2013 Blackhawks a ‘taste’ of two pizzas plus a pair of Cannolis was fine, if not memorable — certainly not a spot worth going out of the way for unless one is completely inexperienced or overly curious to verify whether the rumors are true.
More sizable than one would gather from the exterior and brighter than many places of its ilk as a result of large windows exposed to the strip-​mall parking lot out front, it was to an empty dining room that we arrived as doors clicked open and remaining that way throughout the duration of our 60 minute stay the service was expectedly attentive, pies requested to be delivered as completed with thin crust presented after a mere ten minute wait.
Admittedly benefited by a Midwestern upbringing, not to mention a sister who lives minutes from Wicker Park, suffice it to say that the circle cut into rectangles was far less novel to me than it may be to others while tomato sauce seemingly straight from a can did little to improve rather flavorless crust, the mozzarella not particularly impressive either while Pepperoni was the typical oily store-​bought stuff.
Not really expecting much from the deep-​dish considering the overall quality of the traditional pie it was with a medium-​thick version removed from the pan and served atop cardboard that the meal progressed, the same ingredient quality generally marring crust that would have been better off with more butter left to caramelize though the sausage and mushrooms were a touch more successful than pepperoni as toppings, each cannoli perfectly serviceable with a shattering shell filled to order, though far from the best available in town.
**Generally not the sort to assume that Las Vegas should meet or exceed the quality of signature dishes from cities a thousand or so miles away, Amore Taste of Chicago simply is not as good as any of the classics offered within the confines of The Second City, a more substantial search necessary to see if it is even the best in the (702.)

I placed a pickup order through Unilocal/​Eat24 for ATC. The boyfriend was wanting deep dish, but I’m not the biggest fan so we went with the thin crust. Next time we visit ATC I will try the deep dish though… who knows, they may change my mind.
The ordering and pick up went pretty smoothly. I do want to note, if you select CC or Cash, be sure to stick with your payment option. I guess I had selected cash so they would not accept my CC as a form of payment. I had to run over to the store to get cash back in order to pay ATC for my pizza. Kind of a hassle, but they explained that the order did not go through them and that they were unable to change the payment method. In hindsight, I’m now thinking that’s pretty strange though.
So! To the pizza! The pizza was pretty good! Not the best pizza, but I will return to ATC. The thin crust still had a little softness to it (which I like). Some pizza joints can really crisp up their crust, so glad that I found a place that doesn’t. The sauce was a little sweet for my taste, but not unbearably so. The amount of cheese they used was perfect… but having ordered double pepperoni, I noticed that it appeared like a «regular» amount of pepperoni. Not sure if that was a fluke or that is the norm.
We had also ordered a cheesy garlic bread starter. The garlic bread was pretty good, nothing extravagant. I do wish that they hadn’t wrapped them on top of each other, the cheese kind of stuck everything together. It was more so like a cheesy garlic sandwich by the time we got home.
All in all, my experience having A Taste of Chicago’s pizza was «A-​OK.» If you’ve never had it, try it! It’s definitely worth the try.

My first time at Amore was far from a positive one. As suggested by several reviews, I called ahead to have a deep dish put in for us to dine in later. They told us it would take about 45 minutes to get done, which we expected, so we showed up about 30 minutes in to make sure we didn’t get cold food. Well, we ended up getting a cold pizza anyway, and even worse, there was hair in it. When we told our waitress, she acted like there was no way it could have happened and made excuses. To be fair, they offered to make a new pizza, but I sure didn’t want to wait there another 45 minutes, and I honestly don’t know who would.
Before I found the hair, I still can’t say I agree that the deep dish is the best out there. I definitely wouldn’t recommend sitting in the place for 45 minutes to wait for it to come out either. Maybe it’s because mine was cold and I didn’t get the full effect, but I just wasn’t a huge fan. There was very little flavor to it, the cheese not being hot and melty wasn’t ideal, and the dough felt undercooked. As a whole, it just wasn’t right and was really disappointing after hearing how great it’s supposed to be.
About the only thing I enjoyed on my first visit were the appetizers we ordered. Both the Fried Ravioli and Bruschetta were simple but delicious, and I’d recommend trying either.
Against my better judgement, we came back here for a second time… more because it’s one of the wifeys favorite spots. This time around, almost everything was much better. Our waitress was extremely nice, had our drinks refilled quickly, and it was overall just a much better experience. I couldn’t bring myself to order another deep dish, so this time around I tried something new with the Sausage and Peppers Platter…
I’m actually really surprised to see this isn’t talked about more in reviews. It’s literally served on a platter with a pretty healthy portion of sausage, peppers, potatoes and onions. The sausage is a nice coarse ground Italian sausage that is cooked perfect, and has just the right amount of spice. Both the peppers and onions were nicely done with still a little bit of crispness and not soggy at all. But what really makes this dish even better is the white wine sauce it’s made with. It’s absolutely delicious, and everything really soaks in all the flavors from it. Even after I was stuffed from eating it all, I couldn’t help but grabbing some of their basket bread and dipping it in the sauce… it really is that good!
Had I reviewed Amore the first time around, it definitely would have been a 1 star review. There really isn’t much that I hate more than finding stuff in my food, and usually I wouldn’t even go back after I do, especially if it’s hair. But I gotta give credit where credits due. The Sausage and Peppers Platter alone is worth coming here for. And if we were to come back with someone who wanted a deep dish, I’d probably give it another shot. I just wouldn’t order it again on my own, and with it being one of their signature items, that says a lot.
Overall though, Amore is «A-​OK»!

I love this family friendly pizza place! There’s tvs hanging everywhere which is great for game days.
I wished I ordered the deep dish but my boyfriend only likes thin crusts. So we went with the thin crusts and it was good! It was $ 12 for a small which I kinda thought was too small for that price.
I loved the service here. We had Autumn and she was nice and attentive! Make sure you get her when you come and you won’t be disappointed.
I’m for sure coming back soon to get my deep dish pizza!

OMG I have nothing bad to say. The pies were both really good, we had a stuffed pizza and a deep dish with sausage pepperoni and green peppers.
It’s well worth the drive across the valley (I live off College and 95).
If you want a good pizza, you won’t be disappointed coming here, just know it takes 45 minutes for your pizza so don’t expect to be in and out.
Overall very positive and will come back!