Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 12:25     Subject: Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

Pete's. Red Rocks.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 12:21     Subject: Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

I used to love Armand's reheated--all the fat seeps into the crust when it's in the fridge then if you reheat it in the oven it makes the crust almost biscuit-y.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 11:59     Subject: Re:Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

Fairlington pizza

Yum
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 11:43     Subject: Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

Anonymous wrote:Ledo's pizza. Supreme is the best cold the next day.


I am going to have to disagree about Ledo's. I have eaten it the next day, it is true, but the greasiness of the crust really doesn't do well 24 hours later. JMHO.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 11:41     Subject: Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

Ledo's pizza. Supreme is the best cold the next day.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 11:30     Subject: Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

Vace and Pete's reheat pretty well.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 11:30     Subject: Re:Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

Pete's is my favorite leftover pizza. I don't even bother heating it back up. It is good cold too.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 11:29     Subject: Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

Anonymous wrote:I like Papa Johns for this, actually. My actual favorite pizzas (both the NY style from Deli Italiano and Neopolitan-style from Pupatella) never seem to heat up that well. Papa Johns is the best chain pizza, IMO, and still yummy the next day.


Paisanos is a local chain which is better than PJ's… give a try.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 11:27     Subject: Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So we often don't finish our delivery or take-out pizzas the same day we order them. What pizza places in the area make the best pie to hold up well the next day? Either eaten cold or re-heated?



This is a joke, right? i have to order two large pizzas just to feed all four of us one dinner.


Why would you consider this a joke? I don't think most people at 4 slices in one sitting. In my fat days, there are times I admit I've eaten a large pizza by myself.

These days, I'd rather have 1-2 slices and a big bowl of salad, and then have leftovers tomorrow. No need to restrict or starve myself - all things in moderation. I also tend to feel less sick the next day.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 11:22     Subject: Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

Luciano's
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 11:21     Subject: Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

Italian store or Pete's.

How do you reheat your pizza - or do you eat it cold? Pete's recommends you put it in skillet with a cover.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 11:20     Subject: Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

I like Papa Johns for this, actually. My actual favorite pizzas (both the NY style from Deli Italiano and Neopolitan-style from Pupatella) never seem to heat up that well. Papa Johns is the best chain pizza, IMO, and still yummy the next day.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 11:17     Subject: Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

Anonymous wrote:So we often don't finish our delivery or take-out pizzas the same day we order them. What pizza places in the area make the best pie to hold up well the next day? Either eaten cold or re-heated?



This is a joke, right? i have to order two large pizzas just to feed all four of us one dinner.
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 11:16     Subject: Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

Italian store
Anonymous
Post 02/11/2014 11:10     Subject: Best leftover or "next day" pizza places inside the beltway?

So we often don't finish our delivery or take-out pizzas the same day we order them. What pizza places in the area make the best pie to hold up well the next day? Either eaten cold or re-heated?