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Ed & Joe's Restaurant
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I moved to Tinley Park about 7 years ago, and Ed & Joe's was the first pizza place I tried. Being a savvy consumer and a bit of a Pizza Snob, I did the area pizza circuit just to make sure that somehow I wasn't being fooled into thinking that just because I loved it the first time, that they were the local Best.\r
Well, 7 years later.....they ARE the Best! Not just with pizza (although, it's the only place I ever go for it now) but they have a diverse menu with lots of unique specials....and great live music. How can you beat that??\r
They are housed on quaint Oak Park Avenue in Old Tinley in an historic old hotel building. Lots of fun old photos line the walls, and the ceiling is still tin tiles. In the nice weather, you can dine out on the old porch....very cool.\r
If you've never been.....you're missing a good one!!
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