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Vero Chicago Pizza is a new pizzeria in Mesa, Arizona, specializing in authentic Chicago-style pizzas. Voted Best Chicago Style Pizza by Phoenix NewTimes in 2023, they use high-quality ingredients to create a unique and delicious dining experience. No longer open during lunch starting April 2nd 2025
Hours
| Friday | 4–9 PM |
| Saturday | 4–9 PM |
| Sunday | 3–8 PM |
| Monday | 4–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2057 S Alma School Rd, Mesa, AZ 85210
Phone: (480) 245-7624
Website: https://verochicagopizza.com/westmesa
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Reviews
Wade Norton
Absolutely delicious sandwich. Shame on me for not realizing that they aren’t open for dine in. Dine in is reserved for their dinner menu.
Like anybody from Chicago, I ordered a Chicago beef sandwich, hot, sweet and wet. It is literally impossible to eat such a messy sandwich without sitting at a table. Fortunately, for me, the manager/owner took pity on me and took down the velvet rope to allow me to sit at their table. (Thank you).
The sandwich was very expensive compared to most Chicago style Italian beef, but here’s the thing IT WAS WORTH IT. Great sandwich. Probably one of the best beef sandwiches you will find outside of Chicagoland.
If you’re up for it, step up to their counter and order a beef, hot, sweet and wet. Then grab a large stack of napkins cause you are going to need them and enjoy your amazing sandwich.
1/13/25: update
We returned for dinner. Again, simply amazing food. Fun dine in experience. And a super friendly and efficient waiter.
This place is amazing.
… moreLike anybody from Chicago, I ordered a Chicago beef sandwich, hot, sweet and wet. It is literally impossible to eat such a messy sandwich without sitting at a table. Fortunately, for me, the manager/owner took pity on me and took down the velvet rope to allow me to sit at their table. (Thank you).
The sandwich was very expensive compared to most Chicago style Italian beef, but here’s the thing IT WAS WORTH IT. Great sandwich. Probably one of the best beef sandwiches you will find outside of Chicagoland.
If you’re up for it, step up to their counter and order a beef, hot, sweet and wet. Then grab a large stack of napkins cause you are going to need them and enjoy your amazing sandwich.
1/13/25: update
We returned for dinner. Again, simply amazing food. Fun dine in experience. And a super friendly and efficient waiter.
This place is amazing.
Howard Steven
Vero’s Pizza nails it with their thin Chicago-style pies. We grabbed the $25 Thursday special—large one-topping pizza, pizza fritta, and a big fresh salad—and it did not disappoint. The pizza had that perfect Chicago thin crust: crisp edges, flavorful sauce, and quality toppings. The pizza fritta was golden and cheesy, a great starter or side. The salad was fresh, crisp, and big enough for two. Great value, great flavor, and a chill neighborhood vibe. We’ll definitely be back.
… moreBrad Glustoff
Great pizza but it’s a VERY small place. Three tables, a bar, and a counter top.
If you get one of the tables you’ll be happy, because the pizza is great.
We couldn’t decide between a deep dish and a buttery pan, so we got both.
The Miracle Mile is delicious.
… moreIf you get one of the tables you’ll be happy, because the pizza is great.
We couldn’t decide between a deep dish and a buttery pan, so we got both.
The Miracle Mile is delicious.
Tami Bauersachs
We have never been to Vero, but we were looking for a place who was going to show the NFL playoff game between the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers Saturday 1/10/2026. We got there at 5:30pm, the game was to start at 6:00pm, the staff said they were going to show it, so we stayed.
We ordered cheese curds which were pretty good and a large thin crust pepperoni and meatballs, although the meatballs were VERY scarce. The pizza was good though.
The game starts (and if anyone knows football, games last 3 hours or more). The waitress, knowing our table of 2 was there to watch the game, she and another waitress and two other people huddle in front of the tv in front of us, no one else was sitting at the tables so why block the tv from customers watching the game, when you’re just chit chatting. I had to ask three times if they can move to another area.
The game had three minutes left, a very close game and anyone could win the game and then the staff turns the tv volume off and starts flicking the lights on and off continuously at 9:05 pm. I ask, Are you closing? They say we closed at 9:00. I ask why we weren’t notified before 9:00, the game has three minutes to go, we could have left 10 minutes prior to look for another place showing the game. No care in the world for customer service, they were too concerned with where they were all going out on a Saturday night.
Whoever owns this Alma School and Baseline location in Mesa, please have a talk with your staff. If they see customers in when it’s getting close to your closing time, it should be a requirement that your staff inform customers of your closing time; give a 15 minute warning perhaps. I worked as a restaurant and bar manager for 15 years and NEVER EVER in my 15 years would I have EVER push a customer out the door, when they were watching a ball game or tv show with only minutes until it was over. I always informed customers 15 minutes before closing and if they were still eating or watching tv, I’d let them know I am locking the doors so no new customers come in but let me know when you’re ready to leave and I’ll unlock the door . That is how you respect your customers and know they’ll return to your restaurant and recommend to family and friends.
I hope you can make the necessary changes here, we will not return. If you have cameras in this restaurant, you can see who the staff was that night and the staff huddled and chatting in front of us, who they knew we were there to watch the game.
… moreWe ordered cheese curds which were pretty good and a large thin crust pepperoni and meatballs, although the meatballs were VERY scarce. The pizza was good though.
The game starts (and if anyone knows football, games last 3 hours or more). The waitress, knowing our table of 2 was there to watch the game, she and another waitress and two other people huddle in front of the tv in front of us, no one else was sitting at the tables so why block the tv from customers watching the game, when you’re just chit chatting. I had to ask three times if they can move to another area.
The game had three minutes left, a very close game and anyone could win the game and then the staff turns the tv volume off and starts flicking the lights on and off continuously at 9:05 pm. I ask, Are you closing? They say we closed at 9:00. I ask why we weren’t notified before 9:00, the game has three minutes to go, we could have left 10 minutes prior to look for another place showing the game. No care in the world for customer service, they were too concerned with where they were all going out on a Saturday night.
Whoever owns this Alma School and Baseline location in Mesa, please have a talk with your staff. If they see customers in when it’s getting close to your closing time, it should be a requirement that your staff inform customers of your closing time; give a 15 minute warning perhaps. I worked as a restaurant and bar manager for 15 years and NEVER EVER in my 15 years would I have EVER push a customer out the door, when they were watching a ball game or tv show with only minutes until it was over. I always informed customers 15 minutes before closing and if they were still eating or watching tv, I’d let them know I am locking the doors so no new customers come in but let me know when you’re ready to leave and I’ll unlock the door . That is how you respect your customers and know they’ll return to your restaurant and recommend to family and friends.
I hope you can make the necessary changes here, we will not return. If you have cameras in this restaurant, you can see who the staff was that night and the staff huddled and chatting in front of us, who they knew we were there to watch the game.
Nicole Montiel
If you’re looking for authentic Chicago deep dish pizza, this is the place to go. The pizza is amazing, and their other food options and drinks are just as good. The service is top notch, and the staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend!
… moreBilly Brown
Possibly the absolute worst Italian beef I’ve ever had. They place refrigerated Italian beef meat into microwaved juice bringing the meat to just below room temperature and try to pass it off as fresh cooked. The 1st sandwich was just below room temperature so I sent it back. The 2nd one was just above room temperature and tasteless. What used to be a great place to eat has fallen considerably. Food should be hot and fresh, not room temperature and disappointing.
… moreCorey Meier
Haven’t had Chicago pizza in years. The quality of the products were high. Loved the deep dish and the meatballs. I appreciated the beer and cocktail selections as well. Looking forward to our next visit.
… moreKen Miller
Delicious deep dish and true to it’s Chicago roots! The meatball appetizer was excellent and the cocktail / tap beer list has some winners. We drove from north Phoenix for this on a whim and we will be back.
… moreKimberly Striebel
Love the sausage and peppers! The pizza has become my husband’s favorite. Great crust and super saucy!
… moreLindsey Blessing
We are so excited that a Vero opened by our house! We have been ordering from other locations for several years. West Mesa location didn’t disappoint. The bartender was friendly, and so were the other employees, including the to go people. We ordered pizza to go and ate the caprese appetizer at the bar while waiting for our pizzas. My husband had an IPA, and I had a red wine from Provisioner, a winery in the Verde Valley. Both tasty. Our pizzas: deep dish Dearborn Station and butter crust pepperoni were amazing! Super excited for leftovers this week!
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