Inside Paulie Gee's Chicago, Bringing Iconic Brooklyn Pizza to Logan Square

Chicago is getting an iconic New York City pizzeria in two days. Paulie Gee's, the Brooklyn icon spawned in the Greenpoint neighborhood, is unveiling its highly-anticipated Logan Square location on Thursday, the Tribune reports and store owner Derrick Tung confirms.

Expect some of the most unique toppings Chicago has seen, on wood-fired New York-style pies, cooked in two Stefano Ferrera ovens imported from Napoli, Italy. The full menu, which includes many of the creatively-named pizzas from the New York locations as well as surprises for Chicago such as square-cut Detroit-inspired slices ("Logan Squares") and two "secret" pizzas, is available here.

The large open space at 2451 N. Milwaukee Ave. seats 80 and has a bar. Antique-looking wood tables and chairs fill the dining room, which is outfitted with exposed brick walls, dim industrial lighting, and the pizza ovens on full display in the rear. Take a look around in the photos below.