Walked in as a tourist and everything was perfect , from our host all the way to the environment ;…read moreAs soon as you take a bite of the Food , we get to feel how it's truly a scratch kitchen. Really isn't as bad like these other reviews say so, Truly satisfied with my experience here .

*adding more pictures from my latest visit - still a solid 4-star restaurant in my opinion.read more

I am so glad that this place is still doing well! And what's better than a Sunday Funday with their…read morepretty darn good happy hour? Somehow, I had only been to this place during the winter time, but it is a completely different vibe during the warmer months. The outdoor space is stunning, and everything just feels brighter and happier. The staff are really nice, the patrons are enjoying themselves, and they just have excellent food. My friend and I happen to come during this fashion show event so there were complimentary hors d'oeuvres for everybody present, but we still ordered delicious deviled eggs (I could've eaten a whole tray of them) and had some great cocktails. You know, for the first time ever, I paid attention to a bunch of board games that they have on a shelf. But based on the stuff that's on the shelf in front of them, I am not 100% sure that they are up for grabs, but it still looks cool. Anyone who is in this area should definitely pay them a visit. You won't regret it.

Beware--on Saturday and Sunday, the kitchen closes from 3-5pm! The hours listed on Yelp are not…read moreaccurate. My friend and I showed up for a late lunch, and after I stood waiting for service for almost five minutes, the bartender finally came closer to me and said the kitchen was closed. She had been looking at me the entire time and didn't say anything or try to signal to me, so I found her behavior pretty rude. Also, I had previously visited this restaurant for happy hour and found the food and service to be average.

Fifteen plus years ago, Three Brothers was one of my go to spots for good reasonably priced foos…read more This was my first visit back in several years and I was disappointed. The service was fine; but the slice of cheese pizza was meh at best, decent cheese on a semi crisp cardboard crust. The side order is reheated, overcooked, mediocre ITALIAN sausage, enough said. This visit is a far cry from what Three Brothers used to be, will not visit for another 15 years.

Ordered the shrimp fettuccine Alfredo and the taste was lackluster. Good service when I walked in…read morethe restaurant but once I tasted this pasta, it tasted like nothing. I had to add a ton of seasonings to it. Good portion size but lacked flavor.

Came here for a lunch on a rainy Sunday. Totally impressed by the antipasti platter and two pizzas…read morecrust was perfect with just the right amount of char and chewiness. The toppings were fresh and delicious. Price was very reasonable for the quality of the food. Great NYC vibe inside with outdoor seating when the weather is nice. Our server was great and friendly. Definitely worth coming out of the way to eat here. 100% would come back and eat here again.

Friday Lunch outside on the patio was awesome. We had the Brooklandissima and a chicken with…read moremushroom, basil and tomato sauce. Service was excellent Brought back Italian vibes as I have just recently returned just a week ago from Roma.

We arrived at noon on a Sunday. Reservation not needed. The have plenty of indoor seating with some…read moreoutdoor seatings. Our waitress Lia was amazing, full of energy, and attentive. We started with cream of crab soup - love! Followed by General Tao Cauliflowers with the sauce on the side. The Cauliflowers were perfectly fried and seasoned. The short ribs grilled cheese with truffle fries were definitely the comfort food I was looking for on this rainy day. We also got the General Tao chicken which unfortunately was not our favorites. Overall, the experience was great.

Burtons Bar & Grill has a nice atmosphere, and the food presentation was appealing. I ordered the…read moreClassic Burger with fries. The burger was cooked well, the toppings were fresh, and the bun was soft. The fries were hot and crispy, which was a plus. Unfortunately, the burger itself was pretty average and lacked the bold flavor I was expecting, especially for the price. The cheese wasn't fully melted, and overall it just didn't stand out. The portion size was good, but I left feeling like it wasn't worth nearly $20 for a basic burger and fries. Service was fine, and the restaurant was clean, so I wouldn't rule out trying something else on the menu in the future. Overall, it was an okay meal--nothing bad, but nothing memorable either.

TL;DR: $8 for a few onion slices! I've been a Pizzeria…read moreParadiso customer for 20 years, first at the Dupont and Georgetown locations. So I was thrilled when one opened up in Hyattsville, not far from where I live. My partner and I have been there many times over the past few years and have always enjoyed it. But we were flabbergasted by our most recent experience. The food is as good as it ever was, but the value just isn't there. We were in on a Wednesday night and noticed a table sign for a special: two large pies and two appetizers for $60, so we ordered that. We each had one drink as well, and split a dessert. The bill came to over double that amount! We have paid less when eating in fine dining establishments. Why was our bill so high? Two main reasons: first because the upcharge for an additional topping is $4 each. I would expect that for fancy meat or cheese, but we only added red onion slices. Onions are one of the cheapest things in the supermarket, and $8 will buy a lot of onions. But I guess that's on us for not noticing that all additional toppings are the same (high!) price. Also, PP automatically adds a 20% charge in lieu of a tip. I have mixed feelings about that (and about the increases in tip culture in general). Our service was fine but not exceptional. Sadly, we will think hard before returning to PP. There are many other good pizza places out there.

Great family-friendly pizzeria with artisan brick oven fired pizzas, local beers on tap, excellent…read moreservice, and reasonable prices. This location offers both inside and outside dining, has a kids corner inside and play area outside and is walkable to a number of local shops. The pizza is tasty and reasonably priced and they have beautiful art from local artists on the walls available for purchase. We will be back!

Came to Salumeria to pick up dinner on a Friday night and was so happy to of found this gem!…read more Salumeria is a true Italian deli with a ton of great sandwiches, take home meals like lasagna, and a range of desserts. You can certainly order online and pick up (as I did!) but there is more available in store so it's also worth placing an order in person. There isn't much of a place to wait or sit so whether you order online or in person prepare to take your meal to go. It's a very straight forward deli counter. No frills but lots of treats. The prices are extremely reasonable and dare I say cheap for the quality and portions. My meatball sub was delicious!!! The bread was the real standout for me -- so soft and pillowy. I also had to have a cannoli and no complaints it totally hit the spot. Happy to have this amazing spot for a quick lunch or dinner in the neighborhood!

Delicious sandwiches!!! Big portion on a freshly baked bread and reasonably priced. Service was…read moreexcellent by 2 native Italians. We had the Bresaula, Salami, and Italian meat ball with eggplant sandwiches. All were good. If you are in the area, definitely give it a try!

Ordered takeaway from this location for the first time. Hubby and I ordered their spinach and…read morecheese calzone, Italian boat, and mozzarella sticks. Total came out to approximately $30. What's Hot - Quality. Pretty good. I really liked that their dough was soft and chewy. I've been to other Three Brothers locations, where the dough is more tough. At this location, the dough for the calzone and Italian boat was more tender, which I like. They provide a decent size cup of marinara sauce that comes with their dishes, which is a good flavor. I tasted a slight kick. It doesn't taste like their marinara is the typical jarred sauce. They don't appear to skimp the filling/ingredients. The calzone and Italian sub had a good amount of filling, including cheese. They were very generous with the amount of cheese in the calzone. Not too salty, which is also something I appreciate. - Service. Prompt and reliable. We arrived within the 15-20 minute window they provided for us to pick up our order. It took us around 20 minutes to arrive there and by the time we did so, our order was ready. There was a receipt with my husband's name on it. I gave their staffer my husband's name and he was prompt in handing me the order. Food was warm upon pick up. Nicely packaged, as well. The calzone and Italian boat was wrapped in aluminum on a paper plate, and put inside a pizza box. That certainly helped with carrying and transporting our food. - Menu. Fairly good variety. There's a lot of meats and cheese. It's typical Italian fare, minus the veggies, which I address below. - Cost. Mozzarella sticks cost approximately $8, calzone, approximately $11, and Italian boat approximately $11. Pretty good value for money, especially given the portions and quality. What's Not - Quality. The spinach calzone had less spinach than anticipated, which was disappointing. There was more cheese than spinach, so to be fair, this is a matter of personal preference. - Inside layout. There are several tables and chairs inside. I saw a few tables that can seat a group of more than 4 people, so it's a decent space. However, the overall restaurant space is kind of small, so it's kind of tight inside between tables. - Location. It took my husband and I longer to get to this location, because of its location. It's at an intersection with several stoplights. As such, given the traffic conditions on the day and time you go, it can be easy to spot or miss. That also means the plaza might not the easiest to get in and out of, because it's such a busy intersection. There are several parking spots in front of the plaza, but it might be difficult depending on the day and time you go. - Menu. For the most part, there appears to be something for everyone, with the exception of vegans. I prefer if they have more vegetables on their menu. Final Answer Would be willing to come back again, but only for takeaway.

My order was completely screwed up. When I called after getting delivery the woman hung up on me…read morefour times. I asked for a Caesar salad with balsamic vinaigrette and I received a house salad with Italian dressing. The bread was wet I don't know how, I asked for a light cheese and there was extra on the eggplant parmesan dish. I asked for cutlery, grated cheese and a couple of paper plates and didn't get any. Major attitude from the woman taking orders. Food is average.