We had a great dinner at Roscoe's, and I would definitely visit again! I'd like to sit outside next…read moretime--looks like a nice space. Prosciutto and arugula pizza: 4/5, overall a solid pizza with good flavor. They even let us add red sauce, which was nice. Petit Verdot (Chilled), Pago del Vicario: 5/5, this hit the spot! Plus, they came to the table with the bottle for us, even though we just ordered a glass. Great service.

It has been a while since we've been to Roscoe's, but every time I've gone, the food has been…read moreconsistently good. This is a true Neapolitan-style pizzeria, complete with a wood-burning oven that smells incredible when you walk by in the evenings or on weekends. I especially love the beet salad and the seasonal fig, honey, balsamic, and feta pizza, which hits that perfect sweet-savory balance. The service has occasionally been a little clunky, though always friendly, and the bar has been a pleasant surprise. They make an extremely dry, icy-cold martini, which is exactly how I like it. Roscoe's remains a solid neighborhood spot for wood-fired pizza, a good drink, and a relaxed meal.

"Have you tried Red Hound Pizza? They have Sicilian pizza and softserve ice cream." Say no more!…read more This place is amazing - their menu changes based on the season's best ingredients and everything is sourced locally. The day we visited, they had a margherita pizza and a veggie (mozzarella, Italian dandelions, sun-dried tomatoes, whipped goat chevre & hot honey). I'm still not sure what an Italian dandelion is, but it tasted great. But my favorite was the soft-serve, Honey Cardamon Lemon with Pistachios. Inventive and yummy! FYI, you can order the soft-serve when you order your pizza, but pick it up at the end of your meal so it doesn't melt. The food tastes great, but most of all, it's local and family-owned. Definitely in my standard rotation of pizza places. You should definitely get out to Takoma Park and try Red Hound!

Delicious pizza with a phenomenal crust. This is closest to what I'd call Sicilian-style with…read morewhat's almost a focaccia dough--but more toothsome with a wheatier flavor. We tried the veggie and meat pizzas and agreed the veggie was the tastiest. Also had the soft serve and a slice of cake. Not as exceptional as the pizza but still yummy. Very nice staff. Took about 30 minutes for our two pizzas to come out and we enjoyed being outside in the back where they have a few simple picnic tables set up. Expect lots of people on a Friday evening but well worth the wait!

We ordered take out so the service and ambiance of the Timber Pizza at Petworth wasn't observed but…read morebased on the food, it's probably great. We ordered two pizzas and some empanadas for three people. It was just the right amount of food! No leftovers. Each pizza was delicious. They each had their own distinct tastes and were crispy. No soft crust here which is key in my opinion for delicious pizza. The empanadas with the spicy strawberry jam were also delicious and I highly recommend! We wish we would have ordered the bigger batch not the three. Next time!!

This is a great mainstay for our pizza cravings. The food is great, and the ingredients are high…read morequality. I've had just about every pizza on the menu and have enjoyed them all. The crust is thin but doesn't soak through, and the fresh mozzarella is a great addition to everything. These are definitely the type of pizzas that will need a bit of rehab if you get them delivered, but that's just because they're more delicate than standard pizzas. A short stint in the oven works well. The store is small and cute, and looks like a good place for dinner with the family. We always grab to go, so haven't dined in but there's always a mix of small groups and families on the small patio and inside.

TL; DR: Meh pizza, sketchy ambience, rude service…read more Food We got the largest size pizza with two toppings, pepperoni and green peppers. The cheese was good. The crust was soft and bready. The pizza wasn't sliced through all the way. It was a meh pizza that suited the purpose of "we need something for dinner", but I wouldn't order it again. Ambience You'd think you were making a high-stakes financial transaction of gold bars or something. There's a lot of plexiglass and cameras. It feels shady. Service We had two slices leftover and inquired about slice boxes or a smaller box since it seemed silly to carry a giant box. The woman at point of sale was really rude when I asked and told me each box costed $2. I turned to walk out and it sounded like she said something under her breath.

Stopped by Pizza Lovers on my lunch break and grabbed an order of their breadsticks--absolutely…read moreworth it! They were hot, perfectly seasoned, and had that soft-on-the-inside, slightly crisp outside that hits just right. Service was quick and friendly, which made it an easy, stress-free stop in the middle of a busy day. Definitely one of my new go-to spots when I need something tasty fast. Highly recommend!

Trattoria Da Lina has become our family's "special occasion" restaurant in Takoma Park, though it's…read morejust as wonderful for an ordinary weeknight when you want outstanding Italian food. It's family-owned and operated, and you feel that warmth the moment you walk through the door. The staff are genuinely welcoming, happily accommodate substitutions and dietary restrictions, and often recite the nightly specials with a delightful mix of English and Italian--usually accompanied by a compliment about your outfit or your dinner companion that makes everyone smile. We had Christmas Eve dinner there this year, and it was every bit as memorable as we'd hoped. The portions are generous enough to share or take half home for lunch the next day. I especially recommend the Chicken Marsala, Chicken Piccata, and the classic mussels, all prepared beautifully. Don't overlook their neighboring pizzeria either--it's our go-to for both takeout and casual dining. Trattoria Da Lina is the kind of neighborhood restaurant every community wishes it had.

Overall value is 3.5 - it's a bit of a splurge for a regular dinner but we were craving Italian and…read morethis was the closest. We do really like the Tacoma Park area. It's on the same block as a really nice Thai place and a nice Mediterranean spot as well. There weren't many people on a weekday night so we just walked in. Street parking is free after 7 PM. The star was the margharita pizza. And we also got a calzone, which was also really good. The texture of the crust and the little slight crunch and the sauce was really great. I wish there was more basil on the margarita pizza. There were three pieces of basil on the entire pie the pasta we got was the seafood pasta and it was a bit salty and portions are a bit small, but maybe that's the norm now? And we also got this other mushroom ravioli thing that is also pretty good but just really small. I think it was like five or six pieces of ravioli for $24. Service was fine. It was standard. The restaurant was a little bit hot during the heat wave. I wish it was a little cooler so with the four dishes altogether it was over $80 before tip for two people and we just had a little bit left over which is why I thought the value was more 3.5 than a four. That said, I'd still come back and get the margarita pizza and calzone - they're really quite good.

Great pizza. Perfect sized for two. Fresh ingredients as well as excellent crust. Both my wife and…read moreI agree that we would return another time when visiting the area! Keep up the great work!

Pleasantly surprised. I ordered uber eats brightwood after a few weeks of trying to find any…read morepictures of the gluten free pizzas online, so pics are attached! I got the gluten free sausage and gluten free pepperoni. While it is only 20 mins away it was about an hour and 20 mins before i got it. I was hoping it would be a thicker crust similar to slice and pie or piccoli piatti. And i was disappointed to open the box and see a thin crust, HOWEVER, I still was pleasantly surprised at how good it was. Now i did reheat it but the crust was nice and crispy versus soggy and floppy. I would order them again

I ordered takeout from this place, including a calzone, canoli, and some wings. The wings were a…read morelittle over done, but not bad. The canoli was fairly mediocre. Where they fell down, though, was on my calzone. I was excited to find a nearby place that offered them, and ordered it stuffed with cheeses and meats. At first bite, it was good, though perhaps a bit salty. As I got into the core of it, though, a big problem emerged. The filing was cold. The cheese was still in chunks. It wasn't just not melted, it was cold. Aside from being gross, it's kinda a food safety issue to not be cooked, guys. The microwave sorted it, but I shouldn't have to cook my takeout. Okay wings and canoli, no on the calzone.

Always happy to patronize this local pizza joint! Fast service and delicious fare, what more can…read moreyou ask for? The wife loves the Prima pizza, while I opt for the Italian calzone. Stuffed with meats and cheese, along with some marinara dipping sauce completes the meal. Order now!

Nini's Pizza is located in a food court with about 4 other restaurants and a bar in the Langley…read morePark area. There is ample parking in the area and you can also order from majority of the restaurants on one of the major delivery apps. The pizzas are made fresh to order and are delicious. I loved the crust because it was thin but not too thin. The staff is nice and provide good service. There are places to sit but I definitely think this is a grab and go spot unless you want to sit at the bar.

I really appreciate &Pizza's commitment to serving affordable, high-quality pizza!…read more I ordered my usual Maverick and added their spin on Rice Krispies for something sweet. I was the only customer at the time, and the lady helping me was super kind.

This is my fav &pizza. They make the pizzas with magic. Especially love when Smooth is working.read more

Craving Italian, we found this spot conveniently close to our hotel. Upon arrival, our waiter…read moregreeted us with a friendly handshake, and we were promptly seated. With both the Yelp photos and the menu to guide us, it was tough to choose. The menu prices are very reasonable. We both went with the cheese ravioli, and I had an iced tea -- the total came to just $30. The ravioli were bursting with flavor and cooked perfectly, not overdone like so many places. Service was outstanding, yet the atmosphere remains relaxed and unhurried, so don't come here expecting super-fast dining.

This is an Italian neighborhood gem. The service is excellent and the food delicious. The owner…read moreJohn makes you feel at home. Go there for visit to your nona's kitchen.