Cutting a pizza into slices makes it easier to share with friends but harder to plug the 16-inch hole in your roof. Put friends first with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
$15 for a meal for two (a $31.57 total value)
- One garden salad (a $5.59 value)
- One order of garlic knots (a $3.59 value)
- One 14-inch specialty pizza with a traditional flour crust (an $18.59 value)
- Two 24-ounce soft drinks (a $1.90 value each)
$25 for a meal for four (a $53.96 total value)
- One garden salad (a $5.59 value)
- One order of garlic knots (a $3.59 value)
- Two 14-inch specialty pizzas with traditional flour crusts (an $18.59 value each)
- Four 24-ounce soft drinks (a $1.90 value each)
Eshticken Pizza
When Eshticken Pizza co-owner Dalia went on a low-carb diet, she found herself craving pizza, so the team started experimenting. After years of tweaking—and enlisting the help of pizza maker and former Egyptian actor Mohamed Aly—the crust was ready. Eshticken Pizza opened in January 2012, and it has been dishing up carb-free crust along with regular-flour pizzas ever since. Its unique recipe has caught the eye of Chicago Magazine as well as the Daily Herald, which hailed the carb-free crust as "a pleasant surprise and what really sets the place apart."
Cooks hand toss each pizza crust and calzone, then toss them inside a brick oven to bake. Using fresh, high-quality ingredients, they top each baked pie according to the diner’s preferences. The staff also hand ties their dough to make garlic knots, slow simmers fat-free lentil soup, and tosses orecchiette pasta with creamy tomato-pesto sauce. For dessert, they use a family recipe passed down over the years to create Mama Haam's rice pudding.