Bacci Pizzeria

Worst pizza I’ve ever had. My family owns an italian restaurant and This place is a disgrace to Italians. Disappointed is an understatement.

A slice after the game… look no further. MONSTER slice and a free drink for $ 5 bucks. A line out the door does not always mean slow service… worth the wait to sop up the suds from the bleachers!!!

Humogunus pieces of pizza. One piece is completely filing! Two slices and you will die from pizza filling your stomach and entire throat, leading to asphyxiation.
It’s insanely greasy. Like I used 6 napkins on one slice getting grease off, each completely soaked and I’m sure I could have soaked another few napkins.
It’s cheap and tasty though don’t go expecting the best pizza in the city. Hell nah playa! But it gets the job done.

As part of tradition, we always stop here to end our night in Wrigleyville. You get a soda-​pop and the biggest slice of pizza you’ve ever seen… All for 5 bucks! Perfect food for riding the train back to the suburbs, as it is right by the red line station.

I would best describe this location (I couldn’t stomach calling this place a restaurant) as a health code violation waiting to happen. I normally don’t have much expectation for any place that advertises itself as specializing in ridiculously large slices of pizza while providing you a free soda on the side. But this location takes the cake for not caring at all about how they come off to potential customers. The employees here are rude and could careless if you purchase anything. They treat you like as if you are bothering them when you order a slice. I can’t even review the pizza because you know what type of quality of food you are going to receive when you come here. Honestly you have to see this place in order to understand the overall grossness of this place.

Worst pizza ever. Ate there last week had a chunk of hair in the pizza and they wouldn’t refund me. Never will eat there again.

Bacci is awesome!!! They have generously donated pizza for several children’s events at the branches of the Chicago Public Library that I have managed! THANKS, BACCI PIZZERIA!!!

I do like this place as a Wrigleyville institution, but the pizza is not very good! It is large, but essentially a baked bread plate that holds Ragu sauce and cheese. For 5 dollars, it’s perfect for filling your stomach and not having 5 dollars anymore!

It’s pizza.
Some say «any pizza is good pizza.» Not I.
In my 20s it did the bare minimum, in my 30s it’s not worth the gym time.
When hammered it’s this or tacos.
Bacci’s should not be confused with great Chicago pizza.
Like I said, it’s just pizza.

Remember in Stripes when Bill Murray drops his pizza at the beginning when he sees his car being repossessed and then he serves the dirty pizza to his girlfriend? I feel like that every time I have pizza from Bacci.

huge pieces. these pieces are huge and worth it and delicious and cheap, they are the size of my face but bigger.
Note: I definitely wrote this review in all caps to emphasize my excitement but upon publishing, everything was converted to lower-​case, so just want to be clear, that this is supposed to be read in all-​caps.

Strictly metaphysically speaking, I have always been confused by Bacci Pizzeria. It looks like pizza, it feels like pizza, it’s referred to as «pizza», but then my mouth, brain, stomach, and bowels are soon thinking «What for the love of all things sacred have you eaten?!» Somehow, which I can’t explain, I have always known there is something more to Bacci than meets the eye. In spite of all this, or maybe because of this, including my nights of lucid nightmares, diarrhea, and visions of ghosts, I continue to return.
At last, the weirdest thing happened to me at Bacci the other night. I was sitting with my friend, Professor Sanjay, and he explained to me a theory he refers to as the «Baccihole». He folded a slice of pizza in half, touching two pepperonis to each other, then ran a knife through it, explaining to me that Bacci pizza allows the bending of space-​time, called a «Baccihole». I thought he was just mentally anguished from an evening of drinking and being shot down at Barleycorn, but as I drifted closer to what I can only hope was a pizza with raw shrimp and feta cheese on it, I found myself existing in a new realm.
This 5D space-​time realm presented itself in a 3D form to me. I could suddenly see multiple versions of my past self in every moment I had spent at that Bacci’s. I was compelled to stop my past self. This was some higher power or being giving me another chance to avoid those terrible nights of dry heaving into a utility sink hoping that Bacci would exit my belly. I violently banged that dimensional door, spelling in Morse code the word «LEAVE». LEAVE! LEAVE!
Yet, it did not work. The only thing that could transcend into this past reality was my true love for my own properly functioning bowel (or maybe it was gravity). So I continued to hit the door, tapping out directions for how to leave that horrible pizzeria and go to Dimo’s instead. Suddenly, my past self finally figured out what was happening, and ran out of there immediately. I was the ghost this whole time, trying to warn my past self!
I woke up to find myself in the future, having saved countless lives from consuming more Bacci pizza. «How did this happen?» you may ask. «If you stopped yourself in the past, how could you be here in the future? This is a crappy paradox» they may surmise.
To all of you, I say:
Rage, rage against the dying of the light!

Hand tossed single topping giant slice of pizza and a soda for $ 5. The best option when searching for food after a concert at the Metro at midnight.
Its a small dining area, and kind of hidden, but we’ll worth the price.

Home of the huge slice and pop deal. Pizza is average at best, better when consumed after a full day of drinking.

If you are expecting a gourmet experience, you obviously are from the suburbs.
Large slice — Free Pop (not really free, i mean the slice is $ 5). Its a pretty good deal. As far as thin crust goes it’s not bad, could be a little thinner but ill be back regardless.
This is a last-​minute pinch spot, or an I’m craving some raunchy pizza. If either of those for, go here. It really is pretty good pizza for the price .
Also — its a counter style pizza joint next to Wrigley — If you don’t expect bad customer service, once again, you must be from the suburbs.

This place is the best.
If it was up to me I would come to Bacci’s whenever I was in the Wrigleyville area. Especially after a few drinks, pizza by the slice is the best to hit the spot. The pizza by the «slice» here is easily two to three slices of pizza all in one. I believe it is $ 5 a slice with a small fountain drink. I got the pepperoni and sausage so I think it came out to be $ 6 but it is still a good deal. If you simply want some pizza by the slice when you are on the run or during a night out then Bacci’s is the place for you.

So let’s be real, this place is not where a pizza connoisseur goes for pizza. However the size for that price can’t be beat. You add a few drinks to the equation and suddenly you find yourself there late on a Friday and you’re in paradise. One of the biggest slices I’ve seen outside of Koronet Pizza in New York! Oh and who can forget the famously advertised «free pop!»

I’ve always seen this place but never tried it until now. I was impressed by 3 things. Price, free pop, and the size of the pizza. This pizza was huge! So big you had to lift the pizza with two hands. The fact thy you can have free soda with your purchase is also a nice perk.
So why the three stars? The pizza we had ordered was lukewarm even though the cashier claimed the pizza was fresh. It tasted like left over pizza that you reheated in the microwave. slightly disappointing. the options available on the menu was more than what was REALLY available. when we had got to the restaurant they only had cheese, sausage, and pepperoni when on the menu they had much more than the three.
If you’re looking for a late night fix after going out, its not the worst choice you can make.

This place is a good spot to grab a quick slice of pizza while your going to a cubs game or just going out and for a good price.
TERRIBLE customer service! The guys are complete douche bags. Didn’t acknowledge me when I came in when there was no one else in the place, looked up at me as I was standing there and said what in a real dick tone and I gave him my order, he then gave me the obviously most skinny piece and walked away and started chatting with his buddy. Didn’t stop talking to him as I was paying and handing me my change without a word.
This would be a great place if they weren’t such dicks. Honestly making me question if I want to come back…

I’d say this place is slightly below average. Chicago Pizza, on average, is substantially superior than the type of pizza you’ll eat here. It’s best for drunken munchies at 3am.
This place gets more than 1 star due to the convenience, price, and sheer size. As most of you know, the pizza here is enormous. There’s 8 slices on a 30″ diameter pizza so the sheer size alone would suffice if you were really hungry and there weren’t any other options. Also, it’s cheap for the amount you get.
There are several reasons I have it two-​starred.
1. It really isn’t that sanitary. It doesn’t look like it’s cleaned very often and it definitely has a grungy Wrigleyville feel to it.
2. The pizza simply isn’t that great. Compared to Lou Malnati’s, Gino’s Giordano’s and the plethora of other pizza places, the quality simple does not stack up, even after comparing prices.
Honestly, if I’m out in Wrigleyville and I desperately need pizza, I would go to Dimo’s on Clark. The pizza is a little more expensive, but it is far superior.