Bacci Of Elmhurst

I absolutely adore the pizza at this restaurant! It is always clean, the front staff is consistently friendly, and the kitchen staff deserves a special mention for their hard work in preparing all the food. They demonstrate a professional and caring attitude in everything they do, showing their pride in their work.

On Ash Wednesday, we decided to order lunch for the first time through Uber Eats. We opted for the large and delicious cheese pizza and also ordered a Caesar salad. The salad had a twist with tomatoes and hard boiled eggs added, but it was excellent nonetheless. Despite selecting priority delivery, it didn't seem to speed up the delivery time.

The pizza at this restaurant was undercooked, but after reheating the leftovers until they were browned, I would give it a 6 out of 10. In my opinion, Little Caesars is better and half the price. Additionally, they advertised their pizza as thin and crispy, but it was not even close to being thin and crispy.

I absolutely love Bacci 's! Here, they are known for giant slices of pizza for less than $10! Although you cannot go wrong with a classic slice of sausage pizza, I recommend the Margherita Slice. In addition to pizza, Bacci has a full menu of pasta, salads, sandwiches, and desserts. Although I never personally tried them, they all sound fantastic (especially their Caveat Emptor triple decker sandwich! The only thing I am confused about is the branding. The new location, in addition to the Bacci branding, also has a Lino and Lucia 's branding on the awning. Perhaps another business? Nevertheless, I am a big fan and will definitely be ordering more pizza!

Well. Baccis is still Baccis. I haven't been in one of these since it was five dollars a slice with a free pop. I was unaware that one had opened in Elmhurst until I got a coupon in the mail for a buy one get one free slice that suspiciously had no expiration date on it. That was about a week and a half ago, so not that long since the coupon arrival but when I rolled up and saw a sign on the window that said first 100 customers get a free slice I pretty much assumed the worst. I mean I'm guessing this place has been open at least a couple of weeks so they had to have served 100 customers at this point. Needless to say the coupon was no longer good and two slices now cost me $14 and didn't come with any drinks. The staff was friendly and the pizza still tastes like flavored cardboard for drunk people so I guess that's a plus.