About Connie's Pizza
Connie’s Pizza is a longtime Chicago pizzeria brand founded in 1963, known for its Chicago-style pizza, pasta, sandwiches, and classic Italian-American dishes. The company operates restaurants in the Chicago area and also sells its frozen pizzas in grocery and retail stores across the Midwest and beyond. Guests can dine in, order takeout or delivery, place catering orders for events, or purchase branded frozen pizzas and gift cards via partner retailers and, in some cases, online.
A Connie’s Pizza charge on your bank or card statement typically comes from an in-restaurant purchase, an online or phone order for pickup or delivery, a catering or event order, or the purchase of a Connie’s frozen pizza through certain online channels. In-restaurant charges often include food, drinks, tax, and optional gratuity, while online orders may also show delivery and service fees. You might also see separate or repeated charges related to split checks, adjusted tips (when you add a tip after the initial card swipe), pre-authorization holds from bar tabs or large group reservations, or charges for gift cards or merchandise.
If you’re unsure about a Connie’s Pizza charge, start by checking your recent restaurant visits, delivery orders, and grocery or online frozen pizza purchases around the transaction date. Look at your email for digital receipts from Connie’s Pizza or any ordering platform you used, and compare the exact charge amount to your check total, including tax, fees, and tip. For questions, visit conniespizza.com and use the contact or locations page to call the specific restaurant where you likely dined or ordered; have your transaction date, amount, and last four digits of your card ready. If the charge appears incorrect, the restaurant can usually reprint your receipt, clarify holds vs. final charges, adjust a billing error, or advise you to contact your bank or card issuer if fraud is suspected.