This Highwood spot is revered for its pizza, with guests raving about the double-decker. Buffo's has ingredients you don't see everywhere, including broccoli, cauliflower, carrots and artichokes.

Look out for the logo of an adorable bear cub eating a pizza at this north suburban family spot. Their double-decker features a crisp, rolled edge that allows eaters a good handle to chow down on the significant portion before them.

This Andersonville spot is a hit with locals. You can select options such as bruschetta (chopped tomatoes, garlic, olive oil and basil), blt ranch (ranch dressing with crisp bacon topped with romaine lettuce and tomatoes) for your double-decker pizza.

A family institution in Arlington Heights for 50 years, Wayne's has a rare pizza ingredient you could put on your double-decker: penne pasta.

Serving pizza in Highland Park since 1979, Judy's Pizza is known for its double-decker.

This Elmhurst pizza place gets raves for its meatball and roasted red pepper double-decker pie.

With two locations, Papa's Pizza has been in business over 35 years and was named the best pizza in Woodridge this past January by Suburban Life.

Bonus points for J.J. Twig's: If you have a hankering for a double-decker pie and you live within 5 miles, they'll pick you up and drop you off for free in their shuttle.

Old World Pizza calls theirs "The Double Deck Pie." They have five locations, but the Elmwood Park location is where it all started back in 1963.