Old Chicago Pizza Taproom Union

On the top floor, there's an impressive TV advertisement. However, I was disappointed with the chicken wings; they seemed to have been forgotten, as they arrived barely warm after a 25-minute wait. On a positive note, the bartender, Lori, was excellent. The Italian nachos were intriguing, though not as filling as traditional nachos.

I wasn't at Old Chicago but was craving a calzone. The food was delicious, but we found ourselves squeezed into a tiny spot for five people and a baby. We waited a bit longer to get a table with more space, but when we finally got seated, the table wasn't set with cutlery and was wet from a spilled drink (one of the chairs was also soaked). It felt awkward to ask someone who was cleaning on the other side for help, so there I was, just standing by, unable to sit in the wet spot.

The calzone was good, but the cookie was overpriced since it wasn't warm and didn't stand out.

Table 6 after a very long (hour) wait for dinner 3 people received their food 20 minutes before the rest of the table was served. the 3 got gf pizza, which was boiled like a burned cracker. kellnerin made recordings with his colleagues on the back (we could see from our table) and was not entirely on his game. they have composed our standard pizza and gloomy, but at this point we were very frustrated and hungry, so it was really not important. this is the third time that I visited this restaurant location and all three times I have similar problems. will not return unless some important customer service improvements are made. pity, I like most dine and beer, (with taking out the gf pizza crust), but because of the bad service it is simply not worth it.

An hour and 40 minutes that’s how long we spent at Old Chicago this evening and not by choice. First, we had a gift card so I made a reservation on Open Table. When we arrived (2 adult, 3 hungry kids , we were informed our reservation just put us on the wait list. They can’t customize the Open Table ap to account for their “no reservations on the weekends” policy so be aware of that. We only ended up waiting about 10 minutes so not bad. Second, we were seated in the back of the restaurant adjacent to the kitchen. Almost immediately we heard someone yelling “We need runners!” A lovely server named Jessie took our order and even shared her purple pen with my six year old who was frustrated (and hungry that there were only yellow and green crayons. Dinner took another 40/50 minutes to arrive during which time we got to hear much more yelling from the kitchen “We have six tickets in the window! I need runners!” My husband has serving experience so he briefly considered volunteering to help out. Jessie kept checking on us politely, smiling through a problem that was obviously not her doing. When our food finally arrived, all the food was there and right except the six year old’s grilled cheese. I don’t know what Jessie did, but it appeared very shortly thereafter. My husband did get his chance to relive his serving days, tracking down the ketchup to go with said six year old’s grilled cheese (she’s really only high maintenance when it comes to crayons and ketchup I promise. My kids devoured every morsel of food on that table and I got to use the gift card. If you go, be prepared for a long wait and pray you get Jessie. Thanks!