E.F. Pizza on Marz is a recently established restaurant that offers Tavern style pizza in the taproom of Marz Brewing. The restaurant also features Nonna Carol's Meatballs and various special pizza slice options throughout the year, as announced on their social media platforms. They bid farewell to their initial location at Pizza Fried Chicken Ice Cream but offer delicious pizza at their newest location for customers' favorite za cravings.
3630 S Iron Street
Chicago, IL
60609
To get to the restaurant located on S Iron Street in Chicago, you can take the bus or train and get off at the nearest stop. Alternatively, if you're driving, you'll need to navigate through the city's streets and find parking nearby. Please use an online map provider to get more specific directions.
| Wednesday | 4pm - 9pm |
| Thursday | 4pm - 9pm |
| Friday | 4pm - 10pm |
| Saturday | 4pm - 10pm |
| Sunday | 2pm - 8pm |
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E.F. Pizza on Marz is a must-visit restaurant for pizza lovers in Chicago. This joint is run by the same team behind Pizza Fried Chicken Ice Cream, so you know you're in for a treat. The tavern-style pizzas are the star of the show here, and they are absolutely delicious. The Angry Chicagoan is a must-try, with its house blend of sausage on a Turano roll over a bed of red sauce and melted mozz topped off with giardinera - it's a true taste of Chicago! But that's not all - E.F. Pizza on Marz also offers veggie slices that hit different on holiday weekends, Nonna Carol’s Meatballs served with love straight from childhood, and special collabs like the Sublime Verde and Sublime Roja for Cinco De Mayo. And if you're looking for more than just great pizza, join them at Marz Brewing for Italia Disco night where you can enjoy both slices and jams! With all these amazing offerings, it's no wonder E.F. Pizza on Marz has become such a beloved spot in Chicago.
