

Rosati’s Pizza serves signature Chicago-style pizzas, pastas, wings, salads, and sandwiches that offer high quality, value and flavor. With five generations of experience, every piece of every recipe is original, ensuring Rosati’s serves one-of-a-kind dishes from a one-of-a-kind family. As one of the oldest surviving family pizza brands in the U.S., the Rosati name has been firmly established in the city of Chicago and its suburbs. Generations have grown up with the brand and continue to spread it to every corner of the country. Transplanted Chicagoans all over the map have helped bring their favorite pizzeria to 150+ locations across twenty states.
Italian chain eatery featuring Chicago-style deep-dish pizza, plus pasta & sandwiches.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1047 E 9th St, Lockport, IL 60441
Phone: (815) 588-2000
Website: http://www.myrosatis.com/Lockport
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My friend and me decided to go with kitchen stuff instead of pizza. The cheese item is actually cheese bread. Very yummy. We also had sandwiches and French fries. Their fries are really good. To each his own. I know people get picky about fries but the were fresh and delicious.
Hello, Recently I have had stuffed pizza from four different places including another Rosati’s. This was the best. I even reheated two pieces of a Stuffed 10” in an air fryer. It was like it came out of the pizza oven at Rosati’s. Tip: put the pizza upside down on tin foil sprayed with olive oil to prevent the cheese from sticking. Make sure it is 160* or very hot. Too hot to eat right away. Sorry, No photos. I ate the evidence! Also, pizza ready exactly when they said it would be ready to the second. I came back for more in September. A buddy and I ate some slices of pepperoni pizza.
The thin crust pies are great
I will be back for those.
The $4 slices are big, but the crust sabotages the end result.
I’ve had better $4 slices from 7-11.
I’ve had better slices from a frozen DiGiorno.
I’ve had better slices from high school Home Ec classes.
I’ve had better $4 pizza slices from a Taco truck in Washington….Eastern Washington at that.
I’ve had better $4 slices severed to me by three blind mice.
I love you guys. Do a $4 slice with a more respectable crust.
I don’t want my belly just be filled with thick wet blasè dough….I want to taste a crust that respects its heritage, just little bit.
Do it for us. I love us. I want us to grow old together and drink lemonade on our wraparound porch after we retire and not have regrets about how awful that $4 crust is.