Oswego

Our Oswego
Location

Why go all the way to Chicago to get a slice of deep dish pie? Stop by our Oswego dining room and enjoy a drink from our full bar, or book an event in our private party room instead. You can also order online and ask for pickup or delivery.​

Like our Giordano's location in Oswego, IL, living in this community gives you the perks of the city without the stress of living in the city. There's plenty to see, do and eat right here in Oswego.

Family Dining Near Oswego

After coming home from a long day at work, you're met with hungry kids and significant others hoping you've got a plan for dinner. Well, we have our own plan for you — one that involves no cooking on your part. Visit Giordano's or check out our menu online.

Our recipes are as delicious as they are historic. Mama Giordano created our most popular dish, the famous stuffed deep dish pizza, over 200 years ago in Italy. It wasn't long before she and her family realized they needed to share this unique dish with the world. After years of evolving this recipe, we've found the perfect balance of cheese and sauce that will have you going back for seconds.

In addition to our stuffed deep dish pizza, our menu includes favorites like:

• Thin and extra-thin crust pizza: If you like your pizza to have a crispy, crunchy bite to it, try our thin and extra-thin crusts.
• Parmesan-crusted pan pizza: If regular pizza doesn't have enough cheese for you, the parmesan crust on this pan pizza will ensure that every bite is loaded with cheesy goodness.
• Salads: Start your meal or have a light lunch with one of our salads. Try a classic caesar or mix it up with Giordano's house blend of tomatoes, fennel and lemon vinaigrette.
• Starters: Choose a hearty appetizer like chicken wings, mozzarella triangles or garlic bread.
• Pasta: What's more Italian than pizza? Pasta! Whether you love tangy marinara or creamy alfredo, we've got classic pasta options for you to enjoy.
• Sandwiches: Taste Italian-American fusion with sub-style sandwiches like Italian beef, chicken parmesan or Mama's meatballs.
• Desserts: Finally, end your meal with a warm chocolate chip cookie. If you're with a group, consider splitting our skillet-size cookie instead.

Dining Options

Giordano's believes that our flavors and your comfort are both important. That's why we urge you to enjoy your pizza however you like, using one of our many dining in and out options. We offer:

• Dine-in: We love having a bustling dining room full of laughter, tasty smells and satisfied stomachs. Come join us for a meal and we'll ensure you have an excellent night out.
• Carryout: Or, you can come in just long enough to grab your meal and take it home. This option also allows you to grab some beer or wine to pair with your pizza.
• Curbside: Want to stay in your car? We can help with that, too! Just call us when you arrive, and we'll bring your food to your car.
• Delivery: Perhaps you don't even want to leave your house. If that's the case, we'll make our way to you with delivery in Oswego, so all you have to do is open the door.
• Frozen pizza: The next time you choose any of our dining options, add a frozen pizza or two to your order. Then, the next time you're craving Giordano's, you can have it right away.

Join Us at Giordano's Anytime

Giordano's is always ready to serve our hungry customers — at anytime, anywhere in Oswego. When you need a taste of Italian cuisine, we're here, firing up our pizza oven and preparing everything fresh. Start exploring our menu today so that when you're ready to place your order, you know exactly what you want.

About Oswego, IL

Like many Chicago suburbs, the first inhabitants of the area were Native Americans, and the early American settlers arrived in the area during the 1830s.

The first settlers who arrived were William Smith Wilson and his wife, Rebecca. William, along with Rebecca's brother, officially claimed land in 1833. Two businessmen came to the area a few years after the Wilson family and later named the community Hudson. When a post office was established in 1837, the name changed to Lodi. Not surprisingly, a lot of confusion followed. Within a year, the community met and voted on a name for their village — Oswego. The Village of Oswego was officially incorporated in 1852.

Family-Friendly Attractions in Oswego, IL

You like that you can go to Chicago to find new things to do with your family, but you love that there's a ton to do here in your own neighborhood.

• Hudson Crossing Park: This is the perfect place to unwind with your family after a busy week. Take a hike or bike ride, enjoy a delicious picnic together or stroll through the Egret sculpture garden. You could also go canoeing or do some catch-and-release fishing on the lake. Whether you're an active or more laid-back family, there's something to do together that will create lasting memories.
• Kellers Farmstand: The Keller family has been farming in this area since the 1850s. Support your local businesses by stopping in for organic produce and flowers. Your kids will love the pick-your-own option. Bring them during the fall to pick apples or seek out the perfect pumpkin for a jack-o-lantern. They also sell jarred goods and locally collected honey, along with cider donuts, fudge and kettle corn on the weekends.
• Phillips Park Zoo: Get up close and personal with the area's local wildlife. Learn more about which species live near you. It's the perfect place to spend a Saturday afternoon with your family! Your kids will have a blast and learn something new.

Best Places to Eat in Oswego, IL

If you're in the mood for something other than our deep dish pizza, Oswego, IL, has a wide variety of restaurants that can satisfy any craving.​ Of course, Giordano's is as good as it gets when it comes to pizza. Visit us today for the best deep dish pizza in Oswego, IL!