Baked in a blackened cast-iron pan, Pequod’s focaccia-style crust harbors a thick cheese layer. Though they get a bit squished at the bottom of the box, the house-made crinkle-cut fries are also top notch. The mascots, Flaurie and Maurie. The chain has numerous restaurants throughout Chicagoland, each reflecting the neighborhood’s vibe.
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(As for the tamales, they are a distant third on the must-try list.) Chicago deep dish is remarkably distinct from pizza as it’s known elsewhere. Sourced from the small intestines of the cow, the pieces slowly fry until squishy and soft.