Anonymous
Post 06/24/2008 19:01     Subject: Re:Best pizza in the area?
Domino's
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2008 18:58     Subject: Best pizza in the area?
I'm northern NJ bred, so a huge NYC pizza fan.

Another vote here for The Italian Store in Arlington and Tony's in Fair Lakes.

I also really like the pizza place in Tysons Corner. On the second floor. Really good!
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2008 18:15     Subject: Re:Best pizza in the area?
I wish Roundtable was out here. I usually get Z Pizza but I think of it as cheese bread not pizza.
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2008 14:11     Subject: Best pizza in the area?
Anonymous wrote:Another vote for Vace. I also make my own pizza, but I have to admit that Vace's is better - I think you need a brick oven to make a truly great pizza.

The Vace in Bethesda is on Miller Rd - it's a small street that intersects Wisconsin near downtown Bethesda.




Behind the Chevy Chase Bank lot?
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2008 14:02     Subject: Best pizza in the area?
Another vote for Vace. I also make my own pizza, but I have to admit that Vace's is better - I think you need a brick oven to make a truly great pizza.

The Vace in Bethesda is on Miller Rd - it's a small street that intersects Wisconsin near downtown Bethesda.
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2008 13:40     Subject: Re:Best pizza in the area?
Anonymous wrote:
We also love Comet Ping Pong next to Politics and Prose.


When is Comet Ping Pong open? I keep trying to take DS there for lunch after hitting P & P and it doesn't seem to be open!
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2008 13:35     Subject: Best pizza in the area?
LOVE Italian Store , I live in Arlington now. And Tony's (Fair Lakes)used to live in Centreville.
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2008 12:01     Subject: Best pizza in the area?
Moroni and Brother's brick oven pizza is great. They also have other food, which is fine, but pizza is the best. Place is kid-friendly. Our boys love to see fire burning in the oven and pizza being made right there.
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2008 11:49     Subject: Best pizza in the area?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Ledos Pizza hands down, they also have subs, pasta, salads etc


I really disliked Ledo's pizza. The sauce was weirdly sweet, and the crust is unappealingly thick. But I gather that there is a difference between the original, founder-owned location and the franchised venues. We ate at one of the latter in Bethesda (River Road, near WF).


When I eat spaghetti I put sugar on it so maybe that's why I like the sauce. Our dining options are limited in our area and the only pizza places we have are pizza hut, papa johns, domino's, and ledos now. The original ledos is great they have a better menu than than the others. Unlike to other options we have, ledos is always hot and tastes fresher.


I love Ledo's!

Do you put sugar on the spagehetti or in the sauce?


Both
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2008 11:11     Subject: Re:Best pizza in the area?
Love the Italian Store in Arlington (but I work in Arlington and can bring it home from CC) I think it's even better than Vace. They also have great carryout linguine and clams.

We also love Comet Ping Pong next to Politics and Prose.

I hate Ledo's...think it's too sweet but my DH and DS LOVES it.
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2008 11:05     Subject: Re:Best pizza in the area?
Ledo's, Ledo's, Ledo's!
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2008 11:01     Subject: Re:Best pizza in the area?
I second the vote for Mia's in Bethesda!
Anonymous
Post 06/24/2008 10:28     Subject: Re:Best pizza in the area?
Ciro's Pizza in Centreville is awesome.
jsteele
Post 06/24/2008 10:16     Subject: Re:Best pizza in the area?
Anonymous wrote:
jsteele wrote:Moroni & Brother's at 4811 Georgia Ave. NW.

http://www.moroniandbrothers.com/

The owners worked for years at Pizzeria Paradiso and learned well. Kid-friendly also.



Thank you for the tip, moderator. I've never heard of this place - can you or anyone else tell me whether it's near a Metro stop?



The closest stop is Petworth, but that would be a long walk. There are lots of busses on Georgia Ave, however. Also, for those who might want to drive, parking is normally very easy in the evenings.

Anonymous
Post 06/24/2008 10:12     Subject: Best pizza in the area?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Ledos Pizza hands down, they also have subs, pasta, salads etc


I really disliked Ledo's pizza. The sauce was weirdly sweet, and the crust is unappealingly thick. But I gather that there is a difference between the original, founder-owned location and the franchised venues. We ate at one of the latter in Bethesda (River Road, near WF).


When I eat spaghetti I put sugar on it so maybe that's why I like the sauce. Our dining options are limited in our area and the only pizza places we have are pizza hut, papa johns, domino's, and ledos now. The original ledos is great they have a better menu than than the others. Unlike to other options we have, ledos is always hot and tastes fresher.


I love Ledo's!

Do you put sugar on the spagehetti or in the sauce?