Dicey's Tavern
Restaurant · Melrose
425 Chestnut St, Nashville, TN 37203
Highlights
Tavern-style thin crust pizza, hot honey, natural wines
Tavern-style thin crust pizza, hot honey, natural wines
"Chicago-style tavern pizza is marked by a thin crust and square slices. It’s not as well known outside of the Windy City as its deep-dish counterpart, a fact that Wedgewood-Houston’s Dicey’s Tavern is aiming to fix. Pies range from classic (pepperoni or sausage) to creative, like a cacio e pepe pizza adorned with Parmesan cream and cracked black pepper or one loaded with hot pickles, bacon, and cheddar. Pair your party-cut pizza with a beer-and-shot combo like a local Bearded Iris IPA and whiskey, or Chicago brethren Hopewell and Malört." - Ellen Fort
"Dicey’s Tavern isn’t just known for its excellent Chicago-style thin-crust tavern pizza. This Wedgewood-Houston spot also has a sunny and spacious outdoor patio punctuated by green picnic tables with umbrellas for sitting a spell and scarfing down a pepperoni or cacio e pepe pizza. Pair your party-cut pizza with a beer and shot combo or take a cue from the warmer weather and cool off with one of their rotating frozen drinks." - Kellie Walton
"South Nashville needed a pizza spot that wasn’t just another bougie, wood-fired joint, and Dicey’s answered the neighborhood’s prayers. They serve crispy, thin-crust pizzas in a fun space—the ’70s-styled dining room/patio hybrid is a really comfy place to chat with friends over a pie. The specialty pizzas are worth your attention, especially the Peppy Boy with hot honey and calabrian chili oil, and the lunch-only sandwiches are well-stuffed, should you not be feeling pizza. You can sip everything from a PBR to natural wine, but we really love the Lemon Freezee, Dicey’s delicious take on a boozy Italian Ice." - Bailey Freeman
"Grab a picnic table on the patio at Dicey’s, where the Chicago tavern-style pizza is hot and the natural wines are cold. Thin crust, party-cut pizzas range from classic cheese to specialties like the Peppy Boy, topped with pepperoni, hot honey, and Calabrian chili; wings, garlic Parmesan tots, and crusty garlic bread also lead the way. Here, you can lovingly trick your child into eating a salad by ordering the little gems topped with crunchy potato chips. Outside by the fire pit, ping pong, and ring toss are ideal for a casual family hang, complete with an easy-drinking cocktail or draft beer, though there’s no bad seat at Dicey’s." - Ellen Fort
"Head to this Wedgewood Houston pie shop for tavern-style pizzas, hearty salads, and bottles of natural and organic wines. All of their specialty pizzas can be made using a gluten-free crust (14-inch only), or, opt for the build-your-own option and concoct your very own masterpiece with toppings like Italian sausage, chef-blend mushrooms, and hot honey on a 12 or 14-inch crust." - Eater Staff
