Chicago Journal. Monday, July 10, 2006.
Lunch at Gino’s East.
The Gino’s East story began in 1966 when two taxi drivers and a friend, frustrated with rush hour traffic, decided to open a pizzeria just off Michigan Ave. and Superior St. in Chicago. The Original Gino’s East became an instant legend with local Chicagoans, national celebrities and visitors from around the world.
The original location is now closed, apparently. They opened the new location in an old Planet Hollywood restaurant.

This place was crazy. It’s encouraged to write on the walls, tables, seats, etc.



The Pizza. Single. Sausage. They put an entire sausage patty on it.

Close-up of the crust.
























