We get Lou's quite often since they opened at Irving Park and the Kennedy, delivery and pick up. Never had a problem, but I will say that the first step to eating a Lou's deep dish is to take paper towels and blot the excess liquid from the top of the pie. There's quite a bit and it should be removed.

Now that I think about it, do you order your pies cut or uncut? I get mine uncut which prevents the liquid from seeping into the pizza and ruining crust. I imagine if the pizza is cut all that liquid would seep into the pie while it is on its way to your house.

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I order my pizzas uncut. Most places cut the pizzas the instant they come out of the oven, which causes the cheese to run all over. MANY places cut the squares too big. It's easier for the kids to eat if the squares are smaller.

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The kids dont have a square to spare.

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Always get stuffed/deep dish uncut.

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We get Lou's deep dish uncut if delivered.

We don't order Lou's thin because I could go pick up a better Little Caesar's pizza for 1/3 the price.

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