The Pizza Kitchen Llc - Wood Dale

Pizza was decent, but a bit overpriced for what it was. Was told the wait would be 40 minutes and ended up having to wait double that, also.

Friendly staff and good quality ingredients the thin crust and vito were damn good and I will always look at them in the opposite! what a cool place in a clean strip mall must love chicagoland baby!

1st time went games weren't working and to receive specials food prices you have to play‍.. so we are charged regular prices. Went back a different day and played, poor worker was solo and hustling. We did wait too long for a beer but SHE WAS HUSTLING! had to correct check 3 times, over all with proper staff place is nice and we will try once more.

The service, food, and atmosphere is awesome!! Kid friendly. There's a party room that's private. Game machines and 21+ section. There a nice bar! A super fun touchscreen jukebox where we had a blast, impromptu dance party with our 3-7yr old girls. The owners are so kind and will work with any requests! They made a special doughnut bites dessert for my daughters birthday, with candles and all. Looking forward to returning for a private party and catering for my daughters bday.We attended Nellis playground next door first and pizza night at Pizza kitchen! Would be a fun group outing, playdate, school event, etc.. the girks said it was the best time ever!Definitely a must try if you're in the area!Thank you The Pizza Kitchen !!

Like a lot of other people I saw Pizza Kitchen on Chicago's Best. I live in the far south suburbs and don't get up towards Wood Dale very often but tonight was my lucky night. I ordered the Da Vinci with sausage and giardiniera. I was pleasantly surprised. The first thing that I noticed was that I could see the giardiniera on the pizza. Most places only put on a small amount of it. The sausage and the sauce both tasted very good. The pizza wasn't under sauced nor was it over-sauced, it in my opinion it was just right. Over or under saucing can ruin a good pizza. I have to say that I am not a big fan of pizza crust but the crust on my pizza was crisp, not tough or chewy and had a nice flavor. The only downside is that it was kind of pricey. It has a $17 base price just for the da vinci not the other small pizzas) and $2.50 for each ingredient. In the end it cost $22 for a 10 inch pizza. However even though the menu says that it feeds 1 person, it would easily feed 2 normal size people. I will go there again.