DC Pizza

Family-owned & operated

Happy hour specials

We had a wonderful experience here! The lasagna and the calzone were both absolutely…read moredelicious--fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. The service was just as amazing. Our server, Monroy, was friendly, attentive, and made us feel very welcome throughout the meal. We'll definitely be coming back. Highly recommend!

The food was amazing, especially Tiramisu. Monroy was very attentive and gave us good service.read more

Tagliata di manzo

Aperol Spritz

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Cannolo Siciliano

maman

4.0(308 reviews)

Maman is always a hit! I love trying new locations and so far they have been consistent with their…read moreservice and quality. The lattes and pastries are always great, but this space in particular was very cute and I can see myself coming back here to get work done.

A French-inspired cafe and bakery located at 1353-1355 Wisconsin Avenue NW that absolutely lives up…read moreto its reputation. The atmosphere strikes the perfect balance of Parisian cool and casual, making it an excellent spot for a mid-morning, work-ish get-together. I stopped in around 11:00 AM. Since I was already over-caffeinated for the day, I skipped the coffee and opted for the Martha Stewart spritzer with mint. It was exceptionally lovely and refreshing. For a midday breakfast, I ordered the omelette with spinach, roasted red peppers, and feta cheese, which came with a delicious green side salad. The execution on the food was excellent, and while I didn't grab any pastries this time, the entire display looked incredible. The staff were incredibly kind and gracious, upon learning, it was our first time there give us a humongous cookie! The only downside is the standard neighborhood reality: Georgetown parking is a notorious pain, but you know that going in. It is well worth the effort for the quality of the food and the environment.

Great spot with fresh food and a welcoming vibe

Almond Croissant with lattes.

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Breakfast sandwich

Yellow The Cafe

4.5(609 reviews)

1.2 mi•Georgetown

Quantum. call me Ishmael…read more Call me famished. Some hours ago--never mind how long precisely--having little or no provisions in the pantry, and nothing particular to interest me at home, I thought I would stroll about Georgetown and see the Levantine offerings of the city. It is a way I have of driving off the spleen and regulating the digestion. Whenever I find myself growing grim about the mouth; whenever it is a damp, drizzly November in my soul; whenever I find myself involuntarily pausing before mediocre sandwich shops, and bringing up the rear of every uninspired lunch line; and especially whenever my hunger gets such an upper hand of me, that it requires a strong moral principle to prevent me from deliberately stepping into the street, and methodically knocking people's hats off--then, I account it high time to get to Yellow as soon as I can. This is my substitute for pistol and ball. With a philosophical flourish Cato throws himself upon his sword; I quietly take to the cafe. There is nothing surprising in this. If they but knew it, almost all men in their degree, some time or other, cherish very nearly the same maritime longing towards a perfectly wood-fired pita. Stand at the counter of Yellow, your eyes fixed upon that golden, puffy vessel, blistered from the hearth. Why did the old Persians hold the sea holy? Why did the Greeks give it a separate deity? I found my answer when I plunged into the hummus--a swirling, creamy expanse of whipped chickpea, earthy za'atar, and rich sesame. As every one knows, meditation and tahini are wedded for ever. The pita, warm and impossibly soft, served as my vessel, navigating the golden pools of olive oil just as a Nantucket ship cuts through the Atlantic. There is magic in that dough, pulling you away from the shore of the mundane and into a deeper, richer abyss of flavor. If you are feeling a damp drizzle in your soul, do not take to the sea to drive off the spleen. Take to Yellow. Five stars.

Vibe: cute brunch Service: line to order can be quick long…read more Items ordered: Batata tots: 10/10 Zaatar croissant: 8/10 Chicken pita: 8/10

Interior

Lahm bi ajeen

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Coconut cardamom

Chaia

4.5(829 reviews)

Yum! As a gluten free gal, this was a slam dunk for me. The whole menu was gluten free! Honestly,…read morethe way it should be with mexican food. I tried three of the veggie tacos- mushroom, kale and potato, and eggplant. All delish! Thich tortillas that didn't disintegrate during delivery as well. I also got a mushroom quesadilla for a little comfort food and it was a great size for a side. Chips were pretty good, dip options were amazing. I also got a hibiscus tea and it was flavorful and wonderful. The meal was thoughtfully packed for delivery and I enjoyed the flavors and textures of everything a lot. No surprise that this place came highly recommended to me!

This quick but quality new find deserves a shout out!!…read more Food: Gluten free Mexican cuisine that can be made dairy free too! Score! I had sweet potato nachos with DF cheese; they were satisfying and had a unique sweetness. And it was the perfect size for lunch. Service: You order at counter, wait for them to call you, and then take your tray of food to your seat. Ambiance: cute! Clearly an old home. Extra searing upstairs if needed.

Iced hibiscus tea and Creamy Kale & Potato

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Upstairs dining area. Sit here for a more intimate feel.

Good Stuff Eatery

3.9(839 reviews)

1.2 mi•Georgetown

We noticed a huge line outside Good Stuff Eatery the night before, so we decided to come back and…read moresee what all the excitement was about. I'm glad we did. I ordered the Spike's Sunnyside Burger, fries, and a chocolate milkshake. The burger was really good and definitely above average. The only small issue was that the bun was a little flat and had a hard time holding together with such a big burger. The fries tasted like they were hand cut and had great flavor, but the real standout was the milkshake. It was rich, creamy, and honestly one of the best milkshakes I've ever had. Overall, this is an easy place to recommend if you're in Washington, DC. We'd definitely come back.

It was just OK! It's a great location and a great way to have a quick serve lunch in Georgetown…read more The burger was a little well done and dry. The toppings were fresh and the fries were really good. There were a bunch of burger and dipping sauces as well, so there was an Aioli, ketchup, mango and chipotle option. It's worth a stop by if in the area, but not a destination stop!

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Reren

4.0(238 reviews)

Dumplings were good however the cucumbers were not worth the money. Overall not a bad pick but…read morecucumbers were not worth 8 dollars.

This place is an absolute gem. The Lamen was incredible with chewy noodles, meaty mushrooms, and…read moredelicious broth. This feels like an authentic spot rather than a "designed" restaurant. The ambiance is chill and cozy. Of all the amazing places we tried on this trip, this is top of my list to return to.

Reren Signature Lamen

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Kung Fu Noodles

Martin's Tavern

3.8(1.1k reviews)

One of my most favorite things about Georgetown is getting to swing by Martin's Tavern. Talk about…read morea D.C. staple and landmark! So much history here dating back to 1933 when the doors first opened. It's considered a presidential landmark. JFK proposed to Jackie O here! Different booths pay homage to presidential visits. For example, I believe it is booth #3 where JFK proposed. Booth #6 is dedicated to Harry Truman and so on. The tavern has an old-school D.C. neighborhood vibe. The service is always friendly and attentive. The drinks are tasty-the gang here knows what they're doing. Chocolate old-fashioned can't be beat. Nice selection of mocktails too. The food is yum times a thousand. Here's what we've had over a series of visits: French onion soup=A+ New England clam chowder=A+ so says the boyfriend Steak salad=A+ Chicken skewers=A+ The pot roast and meatloaf are rad and both also=A+ Portions (for us) are definitely shareable.

I've been wanting to try Martin's Tavern ever since I learned that JFK was a frequent visitor, so…read morewe finally made it happen! We stopped in on a Tuesday for brunch to avoid the crowds, and it turned out to be a great time to visit. The restaurant is smaller than I expected, but that's part of its charm. It's cozy, packed with historical photos, and does a great job preserving that old-school tavern feel. Each booth has a plaque commemorating a particular person or event, although I wish more of them were included in the history brochure at the table. If you're going to give me a history lesson, Martin's Tavern, I'm ready for the full syllabus! We started with the Shrimp & Calamari, which was fried perfectly--crispy without being oily or overly salty. The mandarin-orange aioli was an excellent pairing. My wife ordered the French Onion Soup and absolutely raved about it. It had generous chunks of bread and onion, and the flavor was fantastic. We both went with the Lobster Roll, with regular fries for her and sweet potato waffle fries for me. Huge props to the fry cook because BOTH were out of this world! The portions were also enormous. The lobster rolls were tasty, but personally, I prefer mine with just warm butter. I felt the shallots and herb mayo competed a little too much with the lobster's flavor. One thing I really appreciated was how upfront they were about the DC surcharge. It's clearly printed in the menu, and our server made sure we knew about it before ordering. I've been to other DC restaurants where the surcharge mysteriously appears on the bill like a surprise DLC, so I appreciate the transparency here. There are still SO many things on the menu I want to try, which means I'll definitely be back.

Decor

Angry Mussels

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Espresso Martini

Call Your Mother Deli - Georgetown

4.4(443 reviews)

1.4 mi•Georgetown

Dear reader, Call…read moreYour Mother in Georgetown is definitely a bit of a splurge for a bagel, but fortunately, the food is good enough to justify all day long. The Mountain View sandwich is my personal favourite and has never let me down. It's got mashed avocado, bodega-style egg, and latke. Oh my! If you've never had a latke, you've got to try it! Even the bagels on their own are excellent, particularly the sesame, which has the proper chew and flavour one hopes for. The Georgetown location is also ridiculously charming. That bright pink corner building has been something of a local photo op for years, and it is almost impossible to walk past without noticing it. It is also perfectly situated for grabbing your food and wandering around Georgetown afterward. The employees are always nice and keep things moving despite the crowds. They've got the fresh bagels, friendly service, and a semi-iconic location. Sure it gets a busy with a queue out the door, but it moves quicker than you'd think and gives you time to study the menu! Pricey? Certainly. Worth treating yourself? I don't say so.

I've been here a few times and it's consistently excellent. I always get the same thing (Sun City…read morewithout meat) and it's fantastic. The place gets pretty crowded at times, especially on the weekends, but the line moves pretty fast and the orders come out quickly. The people working there are friendly, too, and even give out stickers to kids. Nowhere to sit inside, so be ready to find a place in the neighborhood.

Thunderbird

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Hibiscus juice

Filomena Ristorante

4.2(3.9k reviews)

1.0 mi•Georgetown

•$$$

Women-owned & operated

Established in 1983

If Filomena isn't already on your must try DC restaurant list, go add it now!…read more One of the first things you notice is the nonnas in the front rolling fresh pasta, which is such a memorable touch and gives you a glimpse into the experience you're about to have. As you walk down the stairs and into the restaurant, you're welcomed into a dimly lit space with pink lighting and beautiful decor, creating an atmosphere that feels like an experience from the moment you arrive. The food was absolutely delicious, and the portions were huge. My biggest regret was not taking pictures, but I guess that just shows how excited I was to eat! We started with delicious warm bread and pesto, and then we ordered the Linguine Cardinale and Vitello alla Marsala, both of which were incredible. The food, the service, the ambiance, and everything in between were fantastic. I seriously can't wait to go back!

Filomena has been a Georgetown staple since 1983, and the history is everywhere. It's known as the…read morerestaurant that's dined presidents, celebrities, and just about everyone in between, with walls covered in photos to prove it. You can even watch the nonnas in the front window rolling fresh pasta by hand. I ordered the Linguini Cardinale, one of President Clinton's favorites and on the menu since 1983. Absolutely delicious. I also had the Vitello alla Marsala, and the portions are huge across the board. They start you off with three kinds of bread, hot and fresh, along with a pesto sauce that is incredible. To finish, they bring a choice between two different digestivos, a nice touch to end the meal. The atmosphere is dark with this pink lighting that gives the whole place a really cool feel. Service was exceptional from start to finish. This one is special, and worth seeking out when you're in DC.

Lasagna Bolognese

Focaccia Bread made fresh daily!

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Filomena's Famous Cannoli

ANJU

4.3(680 reviews)

0.7 mi•Dupont Circle

Let me preface this by saying that we're from NYC, so we're used to amazing food spots…read more Amazing food and good service. Probably one of the best spots we tried in D.C. Highly recommend and would definitely come back.

I debated whether I wanted to give this place 3 or 4 stars…read more 1. Mandu (3/5) - while it tasted good, the temperature was lukewarm which was disappointing. 2. Half chikin (4/5) - why do they call it chikin? It made me think it wasn't real chicken like what veggie grill calls their fake chicken. Anyway, it was messy but it was crispy and hot - it was fine. I've had better. 3. Lobster steamed egg (1/5) - the lobster was rubbery and I'm not a big fan of mixing sweet and savory together and for me, the sweet peppers ruined the entire dish. For me, the dish as a whole was less than the sum of its parts. 4. Ssam (5/5) - this dish saved the rest of the meal. The meat was tender the pear was nice and refreshing but to be honest, I consider this hard to mess up as long as the meat is good. My wife said that she wishes we just ordered two of these and nothing else lol. 5. Drinks (non-alcoholic - one was yakult and the other I think was passionfruit) - my wife really enjoyed both drinks so I guess I'll round up the review to 4 stars. If I lived in DC, I would probably go back here but since we're from out of state and visit DC once a year for work, we probably wouldn't come back here.