5places
5businesses
1950oldest
1still open
4gone
Lincolnwood on When It Was is 5 addresses and the 5 businesses that have occupied them, the oldest from 1950. 1 are still open today; 4 are gone, and 3 of the buildings themselves have been demolished. Every entry below opens a page with the full history of that address, and the map lets you slide the year and watch the city change.
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Lou Malnati's Pizzeria
6649 N. Lincoln Ave. · 1971–present
Lou Malnati learned deep dish from his father Rudy at Pizzeria Uno and opened his own place on St. Patrick's Day 1971; today the family chai…
Myron & Phil's
3900 W. Devon Ave. · 1971–2013
Myron & Phil's
3900 W Devon Ave · 1971–2023
Myron & Phil's Steakhouse
3900 W. Devon Ave. · 1971–2013
Allgauer's Fireside
7200 N. Lincoln Ave. · 1950–1958
Lincolnwood, decade by decade
- 1950s
- 1970s
Still here, and gone
Still open (1)
- Lou Malnati's Pizzeria 1971–present
Gone (4)
- Myron & Phil's 1971–2023
- Myron & Phil's Steakhouse 1971–2013
- Myron & Phil's 1971–2013
- Allgauer's Fireside 1950–1958
By kind of place
Steakhouse (4)
Myron & Phil's Steakhouse · Allgauer's Fireside · Myron & Phil's · Myron & Phil's
Deep-Dish Pizza (1)
Every place in Lincolnwood (5)
- Allgauer's Fireside 7200 N. Lincoln Ave. · 1950–1958
- Lou Malnati's Pizzeria 6649 N. Lincoln Ave. · 1971–present
- Myron & Phil's 3900 W. Devon Ave. · 1971–2013
- Myron & Phil's 3900 W Devon Ave · 1971–2023
- Myron & Phil's Steakhouse 3900 W. Devon Ave. · 1971–2013
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