Wow! I did not know what Chicago Pizza was supposed to be and couldn’t figure out all the hype. But, we have some friends who are from Chicago and have been looking for a taste of home. I had read about Little Joe’s Famous Chicago style Pizza on a local website and told my friends to try it. We ended up going along and What a treat! The thin crust is excellent, we order it extra crispy. The calamari is wonderful, get it with marinara not the offered ketsup. The cappelleni with shrimp, broccoli, sun dried tomatoes in olive oil and garlic is excellent. The meat balls are as tender as pate’ and the marinara sauce is the best. We have been back every Friday night. You can bring your own wine or beer in, which is always a nice bonus. They are closed on Tuesdays and have a Wed. lunch 2 for one pasta plate special. As far as I am concerned, everything here is special. They have the sweetest hostess that seats you and the wait staff is friendly and attentive. In fact when you walk-in even the customers have a smile on their face, because they have discovered this hidden treasure stashed away on Navajo Drive in Keller, Texas. Hey, even I will tolerate that Chicago accent for a slice of the good stuff. Highly recommended even for the long drive from my town. Don't be confused by a restaurant on Keller Parkway by a similar name.    []

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The Grossest Food Of All Time
This restaurant was recommended by a friend who is from New York. We took her recommendation and decided to celebrate Father's Day there. We couldn't be more disappointed with our choice. We were discouraged by the waiter when he told us it would take an hour to get our pizza due to the lack of cooking staff. We decided to order something else off the extensive menu. I got the Poor Boy (Filet Mignon on garlic bread) and my husband got the Italian Beef. My son got a cheeseburger and my nephew got a grilled cheese. My filet was cooked to the point that it didn't even look like a steak it looked like cement; it was inedible. My son's cheeseburger was cooked the total opposite of my steak, it was bright pink in some parts. My husband's Italian beef tasted spoiled and the waiter was unaware of the type of peppers normally served with an Italian Beef. Even our iced tea and diet Pepsi had a bad taste.

The staff was very inattentive and looked unclean. The restaurant appeared unkept and we looked at a dirty table next to ours for the first 15 minutes of our dining experience. The restaurant was kid friendly though, because there were only three other groups of people in the restaurant with us.

Our experience was a stark contrast to the other reviews we have read about this restaurant. We are now scared to try the pizza that everyone has raved about. We are very saddened because we had hoped to find a family-type restaurant to enjoy for years to come.    [18 Jun 2007 00:15:44]

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