Your ‘Stallone’ is served: New eateries land at O’Hare amid spring getaway season

Just in time for a surge in spring-break travelers, with more than 3.36 million passengers streaming through O’Hare and Midway between March 20 and 31, O’Hare is launching new pizza and Italian sandwich restaurants.

The Bronze Pizza is among the new offerings at O'Hare Airport.

The Bronze Pizza is among the new offerings at O’Hare Airport. It offers pies with toppings like fennel sausage and wild mushrooms along with salads, cocktails, beer and wine.

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A slew of new restaurants are open at O’Hare International Airport, just in time for a surge of spring-break travelers.

The Chicago Department of Aviation estimates more than 3.36 million passengers will stream through O’Hare and Midway International Airport between March 20 and 31, a 4% increase from 2024. Friday was O’Hare’s busiest day, with Midway’s peak expected to come on Saturday.

The latest eateries include an Italian sandwich spot and several pizzerias. Here’s a look:

• Pronto Sandwiches is in Terminal 1 near Gate B14. The restaurant, which started in Hinsdale, features schiacciata, a handcrafted flatbread. Sandwiches are named for Italian celebrities, such as the “Stallone” with prosciutto, fontina cheese, olive spread and baby spinach.

• A new Home Run Inn Pizza is serving tavern-style pies in Terminal 1 near Gate C11. The Chicago favorite also recently opened another pizzeria in Terminal 2 near Gate E5.

• The Bronze Pizza offers pies with toppings like fennel sausage and wild mushrooms along with salads, cocktails, beer and wine. A breakfast menu is also available. It’s situated in Terminal 1 near Gate B7. A sister restaurant, The Bronze Tap, recently opened in Terminal 3 near Gate K4.

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