U. S. Pizza Museum
Permanently Closed
Explores pizza history via menus, boxes, toys, and games
Explores pizza history via menus, boxes, toys, and games
"After taking Chicago by storm in August 2018, the U.S. Pizza Museum will close on October 13, ending its run inside the Roosevelt Collection in the South Loop. There’s no word on where the museum may end up next, though it will have a presence at the Chicago Pizza Summit on October 6 at the Theater on the Lake." - Ashok Selvam
"Fans who haven’t visited the U.S. Pizza Museum in the South Loop have good news. The exhibit, which was originally slated to end in October at the Roosevelt Collection shopping center, will at least be extended through December." - Ashok Selvam
"The U.S. Pizza Museum in Chicago's South Loop showcases the history of pizza in America with vintage menus, pizza boxes, and pop-culture memorabilia. It highlights various pizza styles across the country. Founded by Kendall Bruns, the museum has traveled across Chicago and now hopes to find a permanent home at the Roosevelt Collection. Admission is free with required reservations." - Ashok Selvam
"The U.S. Pizza Museum will open its doors this Friday, August 10 in Chicago's South Loop neighborhood, per The Chicago Tribune. Spoiler alert: no pizza will be served on-site (10 points to New York's #MoPi), but the 3,000-square-foot space will reportedly explore the history of pizza-making in the U.S., as well as display paraphernalia like pizza-themed toys, menus, and clothing."
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