6/26/2012 02:31:00 PM
No Washington Deli? That, as my New York grandmother would say, is a shanda.
I'd drop Pete's Apizza and Matchbox and add "Pizza CS" and "Red Rocks".
Technically not Dc but DMV Delia's near Eisenhower metro is memorable
Fireworks should also make the cut - they've got great ingredients, like the lamb sausage with feta and balsamic glaze, which is to die for!!
To me, the Italian Store in Arlington has the best pizza, but it is not a restaurant so you have to take it to an outside table, your car or home.
New Haven in Bethesda is great- crust is so flavorful and crispy
Pupatella in Arlington; must include Pupatella!
2 Amy's is by far the best. I drive 2 1/2 hrs each way for this pizza.
What about Comet Ping Pong - the Steel Wills is great.
Why does pizza have to be thin to be good? Where's the best thick crust Sicilian/Cicago style pizza?
Strong second for Pupatella, best pizza in the area. Order the burrata special, perfect toppings on a perfect crust.
No Washington Deli? That, as my New York grandmother would say, is a shanda.
ReplyDeleteI'd drop Pete's Apizza and Matchbox and add "Pizza CS" and "Red Rocks".
ReplyDeleteTechnically not Dc but DMV Delia's near Eisenhower metro is memorable
ReplyDeleteFireworks should also make the cut - they've got great ingredients, like the lamb sausage with feta and balsamic glaze, which is to die for!!
ReplyDeleteTo me, the Italian Store in Arlington has the best pizza, but it is not a restaurant so you have to take it to an outside table, your car or home.
ReplyDeleteNew Haven in Bethesda is great- crust is so flavorful and crispy
ReplyDeletePupatella in Arlington; must include Pupatella!
ReplyDelete2 Amy's is by far the best. I drive 2 1/2 hrs each way for this pizza.
ReplyDeleteWhat about Comet Ping Pong - the Steel Wills is great.
DeleteWhy does pizza have to be thin to be good? Where's the best thick crust Sicilian/Cicago style pizza?
ReplyDeleteStrong second for Pupatella, best pizza in the area. Order the burrata special, perfect toppings on a perfect crust.
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