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Zachary's Chicago Pizza

5801 College Ave.
Oakland, CA 94618
510-655-6385
Zacharys.com
Oakland-Rockridge

Winning nearly every popularity poll, Zachary’s three locations have been packed at dinnertime for more than twenty years. Chicago-style "stuffed" pizza, with fillings between two dough layers, are the main draw, accompanied by Berkeley-style salads and good cheap wine. If you can’t handle the hour-long wait, pick up a half-baked pie to finish in your oven. Despite — or maybe because of — the ruckus, Zachary’s is a family and first-date favorite.

Tags: Pizza

Features: Lunch, Dinner, Late Night, Gluten-Free Friendly, Takeout, Best Of Winner, Menu

Price: $-$$

Payment Type: MasterCard, Visa, cash

Attire: casual

Entertainment: just the crowd

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- 1853 Solano Ave., Berkeley Berkeley-Solano CA 94707
- 37.89170;-122.27853
- 510-525-5950
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Zachary's Chicago Pizza
- 3110 Crow Canyon Pl., Suite D, San Ramon Danville, Alamo & San Ramon CA 94583
- 37.77753;-121.97256
- 925-244-1222
- Zacharys.com
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