Pizza Metro II

Pizza is a great option because its fast but why always the attitude and grouchy workers? I dont need that all the time. It must be a requirement to work here. I am done trying.

GROSS! Bugs in my food! Guy was so rude!
Do NOT Give them any business!!! Ew! Ew! Ew!

Don’t like bashing neighborhood joints but they should be open to constructive criticism. This is a town filled with pizza lovers. I stopped by one night in the mood for a slice of cheese pizza. Apparently they have ready made dough and then add the toppings and pop it in the oven. I respect that this is the way they make there pizza but guys come on, it was so amateur tasting. The dough was soggy and the cheese was still stringy. I waited awhile for the piece to cook and it came out horrible, with bad chunks of tomato on top. GRRRR I am so mad because you are literally two blocks from me.

I’ve been going here for years. Tonight
Me:I’ll have gnocchi
Them: we don’t have gnocchi tonight
Me: that’s so disappointing I shouldn’t even order. I guess I’ll have fusilli with vodka sauce.
(Open bag-​rigatoni with marinara)
Me: my order is wrong
Jim (incompetent service worker; literally): that’s vodka sauce (no it isn’t) the pasta shape is different. So what?
Me: never ordering from you again.
You’re pizza isn’t that good. Work on the crappy attitude.

Can’t believe the bad reviews. Don’t go there for Italian beefs or anything else. The place is named PIZZA Metro. Get the thin and ask for it well done. Crust is sooo good. Staff is actually great. Not sure what’s wrong with people on here. Just get your pizza on and go! Eating in is bleah. Only reason it’s not five stars. Place is made for carry out. Also, Pizza at this one (Pizza Metro II) is better than the pizza at Pizza Metro I. Get it from this one!

I love this Pizza Metro, whether inside, or on their sidewalk, or at home. I love the crust and it’s great for parties and kids. They have been my «caterer» for a couple big parties and they come through every time. Get the potato rosemary, add blue cheese. Authentic Italian pizza!

A-​OK pizza. In the neighborhood.

Ordered delivery from here tonight via Grubhub and it arrived even earlier than anticipated, which is always good. The pizza was solid (both qualitatively and literally– we got the garbage one and it was covered with all kinds of delicious things) but not fancy, though I think they have some more unique ones that I’d order if I didn’t have to share with my Man-​Pizza-​Only boyfriend. I like that they deliver cookies too.

A great place to go if you want to be harassed by their employees.
I was having phone issues with them and finally gave up on the fourth try. Then an employee called me back repeatedly until I answered and I asked if there was something wrong with their phones. He bluntly and rudely said,“No. It’s your phone.” Then I declined the order over the weirdness of the situation and hung up. Moments later he called me back repeatedly just to harass me saying only two words, «you’re welcome» and «nice phone».
In my observance of the place it’s probably the guy working the front desk who always seems irritated to be there and has never been polite or professional. Professionalism never seems to be on the agenda there though as their website deteriorates into oblivion and their prices are always higher than listed. I have no intentions of ever entering this establishment again. Heck, I will avoid this place like a plague. This time it’s a Unilocal review the next time it’s the police. Don’t harass your customers. Don’t harass anyone. Be a decent, civil human being.

I’ll only order from this location because they’re usually spot on, however today I ordered fried shrimp, turns out they were out of it and instead of calling me to see what I wanted to substitute if anything, they just decided to send me a box of a bunch of fried cheese apps… not my thing. When Customer Service tried to call them to fix it, they hung up on her and then wouldn’t answer. Took a bit out of my tomato/​basil/​goat cheese pizza… the basil is old and the taste is bitter and unpleasant. Don’t know who’s running the restaurant today, but no sense of quality control or customer service, very disappointing.

I will never ever, ever, ever, EVER eat from here AGAIN! I had the Italian beef/​sausage combo and I took two bites and tossed it. The beef was super dark and dry and the sausage was cut in thin slices!!! Cardboard on burnt french bread. My co-​worker had pasta with tomato sauce (how can you mess that up?) didnt even get half-​way until she tossed it. A few other people ordered a chicken parm sandwich and all they said was MEH…
Save your money…

On a whim a few of my friends and I dipped into this restaurant on our way to Wicker Park. We were hungry and pizza sounded delicious, and let me tell you, Metro ll was the perfect choice for pizza! The outside of the building is beautifully bricked in a plethora of bright colors and it immediately draws you in and makes you feel welcomed. They have pizza by the slice, whole pizzas, sandwiches, calzones, and much more. I really wanted some Chicago pizza so I mixed and matched some delicious pizza that sounded interesting. I ordered three different kinds of pizza: I ordered potato pizza, Hawaiian, and a roasted vegetable. The potato pizza was out of this world. It was unique and tasted amazing. I highly recommend trying this type. The Hawaiian and vegetable were both spectacular too. The pizza comes in small squares, but you get multiple squares for each type of pizza. It was definitely filling and around $ 8. The insides of the restaurant had a divey feel to it, but it wasn’t disgusting. Check out the bathroom! Hopefully the people under the stairs aren’t there. If you’re in the area and want some wonderful, unique pizza, I would high-​five your friend (s) and go stuff your face!

the pizza here is really good, but the girl that works the front counter and takes phone orders most of the time is just a rude snot and makes you not want to come back again.
we always order the same thing and have a coupon, but the last few times, you could tell by sight that the eggs were spoiled in the cobb salad we got. whoever is making the salads needs to take responsibility and NOT use ROTTON eggs, throw them out, not a hard concept to get. if you don’t have anymore eggs, i’d rather not have eggs than get diarrhea from the spoiled ones, seriously.
the snotty girl mentioned above also refused to accept our coupon even though we’ve used one there for like the last year and a half.
done-​zo pizza metro II

No this is not their parent store on Division this one is smaller, dirtier, and better. Here you will find mumbling home people who spent a day’s earning on fries, a blonde waitress who will sit down and chat with you or ignore you – depending on your preference, mozzarella sticks and a BYOB policy that just won’t quit. Though they close earlier now to ward off drunkards they provide prompt service and make genuinely good pizza.
I frequent this place because: The pizza is cut in squares that beg to be shared while being easy to hoard; the sauce doesn’t have the overt taste of sugar and they are fair to generous with their long list of toppings. While I prefer my pizza in slices, I respect their use of quality ingredients and prompt service. I recommend this place anyone not looking for Chicago style pizza and some good people watching.

Pizza Metro delivers the best thin crust in the city with the freshest ingredients and a wonderful buttery crust. It may be expensive, but I think for special occasions it is worth it. Get the garbage pizza, you won’t be disappointed.

I’ve ordered delivery from here, and it’s fairly consistent. Here’s my review:
1) You must order the potato rosemary pizza. It’s awesome.
2) The crust is a little thicker than what I like, but to each his own.
3) Delivery times are pretty good, I haven’t had to endure long waits.
4) It’s kind of pricey for pizza, but 1) above makes up for it.

Late night delivery, but when you have 10 hungry people that have been working all day and night, that’s no excuse for the following:
1) the dough was close to raw, not crisp at all
2) the cheese felt like rubber and smelled like feet
3) there was no sauce to be found. I didn’t realize you had to specify SAUCE on a large pizza. I had to dip each slice into the marinara that came with the garlic bread
4) Saving Grace: the fried risotta (suppli) was the best thing I tasted

What has been overlooked?
Very good Chicken Parm Sandwich. Solid deal.
The cheese fries. Not bad. Fries are salty and fresh.
And the Chicken Wings. Good value.
Everyone knows about the pizza.
Try the other stuff, you will like it.
I live too far away from this place now, but the people here have always treated kindly and were friendly to me. Thanks for that.

Their pizza is the type of pizza I’d give my grandfather who grew up in Italy if he came into town. To heck with Chicago-​Style one-piece-and-you’re-full pizza. Sometimes that’s not what you’re in the mood for. Pizza Metro’s pizza is very rustic and fresh… And Potato-​Rosemary pizza? Sign me up.
Their pasta is somewhat lacking. Their sauces taste jarred… Their noodles are overcooked… But this place is called Pizza Metro, and they do have some pretty fantastic pizza. That constitutes 4 stars in my book.

I quote the immortal words of Randy Jackson, «Its just alright for me.»
Full disclosure: I’ve never stepped foot into the actual restaurant so I can’t review its ambience. I live less than 1 block away, yet I still get my pizza from Pizza Metro II delivered for the $ 3.50 delivery charge. Because yes, I really am that lazy. The delivery guys are always really nice, but usually don’t carry pens for some strange reason.
Now for the main event: the pizza review. The crust is a unique buttery creation that tastes like no other thin crust I’ve ever experienced. I can’t decide if I’m a huge fan, but I find the pizza delivery options to be less than ample in my neighborhood, so I make do. Be sure you ask for extra sauce or your pizza may be on the dry side.