"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!

While waiting for my meal at Menya, I decided to get a pie here. And I did not regret it! They have…read moreboth outdoor and indoor seating, and ordering was pretty simple. Upon doing a self-order option, I got my pizza pie within 10 minutes of ordering. The service was pretty casual yet fast, and I think I ate my pizza too quick because it was so good. I also thought the pizza place had a cool look inside and could be a great venue for community hangouts or trivia. I feel bad for only using this space as a pit stop, but I totally would come back again!

Cute little place that was all decorated for the season…read more This was our first time here & we had heard a good buzz about the place so we were excited to try it out & hankering for some good pizza. We arrived 20 minutes to closing, not realizing their hours, but they were open & it's pizza & cooks fast. Yet it was abundantly clear they were hoping no one walked in & we were told they were closing so we asked if we could order and they hesitated. We were about to leave when they said yes. We were a party of three & ordered three pizzas to share & try. They were decent and the other two really liked the dough but I actually did not care for it. They staff cleaned around us including at our table & had their music going. Then they sat on the counter and watched us, lol. Not a fun experience & we would not have bothered them had we known. If you are open then you are open, otherwise close up early. No real desire to go back!

A great pie. Best pie in DC - love going here with my girlfriend for a date and a slice…read more Will return asap.

Andy's pizza is legit. The pepperoni and sausage is good, the pepperoni is a bit more salty. I…read morepersonally like mine spicy. Best place to go right before a show at the 9:30 club or Atlantis. The staff is always nice. This was my first time seeing the buffalo chicken pizza, and I will say the best I've ever had! Huge chunks of fried chicken, white cheese and ribbons of buffalo sauce poured through the jumbo slice. My new favorite! You can eat on the patio that has heated lamps during winter or you can grab a table or a window seat inside. They have a full bar and beers on tap. Enjoy!

It's a nice small location. It's fairly small inside but there's also outdoor seating outside. We…read morecame at night, all the lights were lit up so it looks so pretty. I got buffalo chicken wings - pretty good actually Got 4 slices of pizza: we like them all!! Korean chicken - too sweet for me but hubby like it Chicken Paneer Chicken Parmesan Chicken Bacon Ranch - my favorite! I was satisfied Best part is definitely the thin crispy crust. Service: can't say much because it's a pizza place and we only order and take our food. Staff read welcoming and easy to talk to ( male cashier); female staff who took my order and hear up my food my me seems a little mean but it's probably because of the loud noises so it was hard to hear each other....some miscommunication/understanding both ways. Go try some pizza!!

Onto the letter W on my alphabet series, representing prior to 2018, W is for Wiseguy Pizza. The…read morefirst time I ever went to Wiseguy Pizza was in August 2014. That month I had started Uber driving, was in this area of DC, had heard good things about Wiseguy, and decided to eat here. Although I don't like paying to park just to simply eat a meal, I sometimes will make an exception for convenience and/or if it's a place I really want to go. But for the most part, I'll go to restaurant where they have free parking or at least I can find free parking near the restaurant. I remembered getting a parking spot very close and feel like I feed the meter like 50 cents in 2014 parking prices for a quick 30 minute meal. They have all kinds of varieties of slices from the standard toppings or just cheese to fancy ones. Although the pizza is fairly thin, but average for New York style pizza. I tried Andy's Pizza 11 years later in 2025, and while it was solid although not as good as Wiseguy, my real complaint with Andy's was that the pizza is very thin, where I was hungry very soon later; so a much worse value as pricing is comparable to Wiseguy. Wiseguy slices are big, and the pizza is top notch New York style. I went to this location a couple of more times after my initial August 2014 visit as I loved the pizza. Then, they opened up other locations. I went to Navy Yard one at least twice, once after a Nationals baseball game after a disappointing loss for my 4th favorite baseball team, Texas Rangers. Sorry Nats fans, but Nats are in my bottom 10 teams. I also went to Rosslyn & Pentagon City location, where parking isn't quite as bad. They even had a Wheaton Mall food court location, which I got to experience once, but they sadly closed. Every experience with Wiseguy has been positive.

I love coming to Little Coco's for happy hour. The bottomless drinks are a great deal, and the…read moreappetizers are always solid, The aperitivo happy hour includes cheesy bread, meatballs, and a caesar salads The pizzas are honestly to die for and one of the main reasons I keep coming back. What really makes this place special, though, is the staff. Everyone is super friendly and welcoming, and the manager is truly top tier. If any issue ever comes up, she's always happy to make it right. The team here is so consistent that they are starting to feel like family. If you're in the area, I definitely recommend checking this place out. It's family-friendly, cozy, and just an all-around great spot to enjoy good food and drinks.

A wonderful time is to be had at Little Coco's Aperitivo Hour…read more $36 will get you bottomless cocktails, wine or beer (choose from their special menu), and nibbles of garlic bread with a delicious mix of parmesan, whipped ricotta and mozarella cheeses, caesar salad, and a single meatball with polenta. That evening I had a hankering for negronis, and true to the bottomless offer, they kept them coming! No sooner than I had taken the last sip of one drink than the next one appeared. No looking around for a waiter! I was really impressed with their attentiveness. The hospitality is truly impeccable. When I gave feedback that the caesar salad was way too salty, the manager understood precisely what had gone wrong and instantly replaced it. I would have liked two meatballs rather than one, which would have felt generous, but this was not intended to be a meal, after all. We also ordered the corn and jalapeno fritters (which were probably fabulous when they were originally conceived but not currently being executed well) and for dessert a fantastic zabaglioni. Little Coco's is casual but stylish, a fun place to go, as is to be expected at all of Jackie Greenbaum's spots. Aperitivo Hour is M-F from 5-7. Highly recommend!

Great experience all around…read more Service-the staff is top notch. Special shoutout to Caleb in the back. He spent a nice amount of time explaining the different ciders to us, the restaurant and cider concept, and was super attentive during our meal. And other shoutout to the ball of energy and joy that is Richard. So helpful and knowledgeable about the menu. Food-everything we had was so tasty. The pizzas, wings, hummus, pita, spin dip, cauliflower, Ceaser salad. Drinks- love that you can do cider flights. Full bar. Good beer selection too. The frose is unusably delicious! Space -there is a front space which is more casual, grab a drink or bite and order from register. There are couches, low tops, communal table. The back space has a full bar, bar seating, a few low tops and lots of high tops. Different vibes which is nice. Also have the ability to buy wine beer and liquor onsite to take home. Few outdoor seats in the front too. It's a great neighborhood spot for friends, families, and everybody in between.

Enjoyed BP's pie, salad, and sophisticated atmosphere. BP is aiming for quality and it shows…read more Dynamite crust. Great booze selection along the big wall. The cozy, (darker) dining room is open and has family style (picnic tables) seating. Family friendly and very chill.

Pizza.slices were fantastic. Bigger than NY and the flavor was so good…read more Customer was great too. 32 or 34 inch pizza was super impressive as well.

We chose this spot because it was just a very short walk from the Hilton DC where we were staying…read morefor National Police Week. When we first walked in, the cashier immediately apologized for the long wait times, thanked everyone for their patience, and let us know they were incredibly short staffed with only two people working. Because the tiny interior was already packed, we decided to leave and do some sightseeing first. However, seeing how good the pizza looked we knew we had to come back later that afternoon. There's no negative details in my review. Nothing but positive things and a small recommendation. 1. Staff and Service I really appreciated the cashier's honesty about running behind right off the bat. That allowed us to make an informed choice rather than get frustrated by a long wait. More businesses could learn from this! 2. Restaurant's Layout The inside is a bit tight and busy, but it's located in a smaller older building, so they have no other options. Since they can't expand the inside adding an outdoor pub height counter for eating, a bench or some seating out front would be a great way to give waiting patrons a place to sit. Also a place to eat. 3. The Pizza -The Veggie Pizza: My nephew and I both ordered this, and the slices were massive you'll see in my pics! They were honestly the largest slices I have ever seen! I love pizza and have eaten it in New York and Chicago, and my slice here held its own. It was loaded with a huge variety of vegetables. I requested to put mine through the oven twice to get the veggies warm and cooked because I noticed my nephew's slice looked like a warm salad on crust. So happy I did because it was delicious! The jalapeños were intensely spicy which is on me, since I'm a bit of a lightweight with spice! -The Meat Options: My son got the pepperoni and thought it was really good, and my husband got a supreme slice which he also said was good . 4. Price and pizza size- they're more expensive than a typical slice, but once you see those big ole slices in my pics you'll understand why. They can't even fit on a plate. They had to serve them to you in an actual pizza box! After reading my long review you're trying to find out if I would go back huh? Absolutely! If I ever in the area or stay at the Hilton DC again, I would definitely walk right on over and get a slice. You can feed a family of three on one slice! Adult and two small children!

Came here for a book club event- I love the ambiance of this spot both inside & outside! This is a…read morereally cute place for a group or for an event :) They offer gluten free pizzas, and they are sooooo good. I appreciate that it's a thicker, softer crust (GF people you know what I mean). I did get a caesar salad and asked for it to be GF... they quite literally sent me a pile of lettuce (so either they made a mistake and didn't include cheese etc. or perhaps everything on the salad besides the lettuce is GF...?). They offer delicious drinks alongside their food - service was good and nice for an event - give this cute spot a try!

First time here and I really enjoyed the gf pizza! It's very thick and has a great texture. I'd…read moredefinitely get it again!

Saved the day for our post game meal and great pizza!…read more Had our post game meal for a basketball game canceled as the game was starting, called them up and they got us sorted with a large order of pizzas with only a 2 hour notice! Owner was extremely friendly and accommodating throughout the entire process!

I was looking for food in Northeast. This relatively new pizza place had a small takeout deal, so I…read moregave it a shot. The interior is oddly dark but did have some interesting local flavor in the decor. The actual food was the problem. A garlic bread was one of those with a pizza crust and a ton of cheese rather than being a loaf of bread. I bit into it to discover something hard that didn't taste like bread. Turned out to be a shard of plastic, which could have been dangerous if I'd actually eaten it. Continuing with the bread yielded an oddly crunchy texture like sand or something in there. Something really wasn't right here; like whoever made this was seriously negligent in a way that I don't often observe despite eating out at a diverse variety of places. I ended up throwing the bread out. They offer some Indian-infused options as well, and I didn't have any problems with their samosas, which tasted legit. The chaat form had a lot of samosas and not a ton of chickpeas or toppings, which I found a little odd; normally in a samosa chaat you struggle to even see the samosa under the chickpeas. I ordered a regular margherita pizza, which purportedly had buffalo mozzarella. This is an expensive imported cheese, and I don't think I've ever seen that much of it on a pizza. It was ludicrously filling, and I had only a couple of slices and didn't finish much of it the night I got it. I'll store it for future use. From something in there, whether it be the bread or the sauce, I felt I got a ton of salt and was jittery and often in the bathroom the night after. Just not a good experience overall. I'm not sure what went wrong or if this is their typical level of quality, but I'd have to be convinced to come back and try them again. There may be some quality there, but I would also note that the neighborhood is known for another pizza shop just down the road (Timber), which offers less filling portions but also high quality food with nice salads, and I've never had a problem there.

I had the most beautiful breakfast experience at Casa Mia. From the moment I walked in, you can…read morefeel the love and care behind this place. The owner is truly inspiring--a hardworking woman who pours her heart into every detail, and it shows. The food felt like real soul food. Everything was fresh, comforting, and made with intention. My breakfast was simple yet so satisfying--perfectly cooked, nourishing, and full of flavor. It's the kind of meal that makes you slow down and enjoy every bite. What makes Casa Mia special isn't just the food, it's the feeling. There's warmth, authenticity, and a genuine sense of care that you don't find everywhere. They also have exciting things coming soon--smoothies, art classes for children, and many other events--which makes me even more excited to come back!

Yes yes yes this place is awesome. Give it a try. We love supporting small local businesses that…read moreexecute everything so well. Love this place. Give it a try!!