Best pizza in each - MD, DC and VA

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Giuseppe’s pizza in Rockville

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pete's New Haven

Arlingtonian here who is still mourning the loss of our Pete's.

Good toppings but way too chewy.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pete's New Haven

Arlingtonian here who is still mourning the loss of our Pete's.

Good toppings but way too chewy.

Chewy is good. Like Ray’s in the Village (aka the Original Ray’s).

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Mama Lucia in Fairfax. Might be different than MD chain, not sure. I love how it's NY style, but not soggy.

Paisanos too.

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Anonymous wrote:DW says Valentino's in Landmark is pretty good. I am not especially fussy about pizza but the dining experience seems NY style.

Valentino's is the best. I'm not sure why their crust is so much better than anyone else's, but it is. They seem a little more friendly lately too.

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Wiseguy

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Anonymous wrote:I personally think the best pizza in NoVa is the pizza we make at my house.

Same here! Though I do like the fire and smoke at Matchbox Pizza. Shame that their crust is so thin nowadays.

What style is Matchbox?

Very thin and very crispy. I think they make them that way so that they can make a large number of pizzas in a short amount of time. And probably to make you order more food, because you are still hungry after eating one pizza.

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Who has the best square pizza? Please don’t say Ledos.

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Anonymous wrote:Who has the best square pizza? Please don’t say Ledos.

Detroit, as per the Detroit thread.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the MD poster means Frankly Pizza in Kensington.

That looks interesting.

I agree with Frankly’s

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Anonymous wrote:DC - 2Amy’s
VA - Crust

Saw website for Crust. Looks great!

Crust is the best Neapolitan pizza around. I think it is better than pupatella

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New Washingtonian has article on this which suggests some. Could not get a usable link though.

Focused on Tavern Pizza and recommended:

Nighthawk Brewery & Pizza in Arlington.

ChurchKey Logan Circle.

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I miss Astor Pizza in Adams Morgan. A covid casualty.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the MD poster means Frankly Pizza in Kensington.

That looks interesting.

Yep that was a talk text typo
I meant https://www.franklypizza.com/
Frank Linn is the owner

This is HANDS DOWN BY 10 MILES the best gluten free pizza we've had.

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Just had awful pizza and am reminded how important recommendations are.