Alatri Bros.

Well the food was great.I got mussels and they are so good the lemonade had so much flavor and the fries where so thick.The service was so good my waiter Louis was so nice and he brought my food so fast.they cleaned the table even when l didn't ask so the table was always clean.The sated Carmel and the vanilla was so good l had such a good time l recommend it.

I've been here for happy hour a couple of times and the pizza is decent , but I'd like to specifically give it my second to worst one star review ever (behind the burrito place that stuck a bottle cap in my food) for the condescending and rude service I experienced on a recent visit. I came on an early evening during Savor Bethesda restaurant week and noticed that one of the advertised specials (sandwiches) was not on the menu . The bartender, an 50ish white male with glasses and goatee / gray hair gave me an evil look and explained that was normally a lunch item. I kindly reminded him that the special was all day, and he grudgingly gave me the menu as if he were handing me the keys to Fort Knox. I proceeded to order a pizza and sandwich and he asked me which one I wanted at the discounted price. I noted that the menu (attached) said ALL pizzas and sandwiches were $10 with no restrictions listed. The bartender laughed rudely at me and said "what? Are you kidding? It's only one." I responded with a look of slight shock that any restaurant would interpret discount rules so strictly, and proceeded to explain that I was a Yelp elite and hoping to give his restaurant a great review. At which point he responded snidely, "I'm sure you are." At that point I walked out and also let the manager know that I would never dine there again nor would I recommend it to anyone. Ultimately it's at the restaurant's discretion now they want to regulate specials but at least provide a friendly explanation. Ironically I've booked multiple corporate events recently with competing Italian restaurants in the area and the $3-5 they lost from the offer I never placed could have produced a 500-1000x return overnight. Prime case study in how to NOT treat customers!!!

This is my go-to spot in downtown Bethesda! Alatri bros has everything a bread & cheese lover could wish for. Along with happy hour deals every week day they offer daily specials like PBS Tuesday and discounted Wine Wednesday.Their whipped feta and arancini are my favorite appetizers of ALL time. Definitely skip out on the limoncello wings, the sauce is not my favorite. You can't go wrong with any of their many meat & cheese boards. Their fries came out hot and crispy although too thick for my liking. To echo the other reviews, their pizzas are definitely top tier. They're always baked to perfection and the perfect size for one. There is seating for everyone. Inside tables surrounding the full bar and a sunny patio area covered by a high ceiling, perfect for sitting and sipping an aperol spritz. Both Carlo & Louis make sure my experience is the best every time I'm there! I've received great recommendations & excellent bar service. The food comes out hot & fresh every time! I will definitely be back!

Delicious wood-fired Neapolitan Margherita pizza with a fluffy pillowy soft crust and dollops of fresh mozzarella cheese! The apps were a bit of a miss, the pizza was the highlight of our meal!The pizza hit the spot and while Margherita pizzas can be skimpy on the cheese, there was just the right amount of cheese spread evenly to enjoy some in every bite! The pizza paired well with a bottle of Chianti Classico. I was surprised to see 2 different bottles of Chianti (Classico and Reserved) and enjoyed the Chianti Classico.The thick Hand cut steak fries were okay, the potatoes weren't cooked all the way through and it was disappointing there was no honey mustard or aioli sauce (it was either ketchup or ranch). The Deviled Eggs were a bit bland. The Focaccia bread isn't featured on the menu, but you can order a small side/slice of bread. The slice of buttered toasted bread was a bit denser than I expected and didn't quite have that soft scrumptious texture that I was hoping for. While the seasonal Limoncello cheesecake looked tempting, I got the Cannoli. which had a sweet and decadent creamy filling with a nice caramel drizzle in a crunchy shell.It was a bit disappointing that some of the classic Italian food/drink items were missing like there was no cappuccino or tiramisu featured on the menu.Dog-friendly on the patio and plenty of tables outside with heating and small tables inside with a cozy bar area. There's also great happy hour specials on the weekdays.

Decided to swing by with my boyfriend for savor Bethesda! They had an amazing deal for lunch (weekends only) for an appetizer, lunch and a canoli $20 per person. We both ordered buffalo wings (A+), he ordered the multi carni and I the salsiccia. I preferred the multi carni a bit more with the amount of protein it came with. Handcut fries were ok, a bit too chunky for me so it didn't taste like the potato was cooked all the way through. Service was amazing. Both the host and waitress were friendly and checked on us several times to make sure we were comfortable.There's inside and outside seating (within a tent). The inside of the restaurant is a bit smaller with a cozy bar and outside seating has several heaters to keep it warm.100% would return here.

Nice outdoor patio with retractable roof for bad weather, and a small and loud indoor space, good service, a decent neighborhood spot. The pizzas were disappointing. The actual dough is fine but unremarkable. The eggplant on the verdura pizza had thick slices of tasteless eggplant that hasn't been properly treated so it tastes sponges and uncooked. It was otherwise ok but not well seasoned. Nduja crazy Calabrese pizza is fine and with a good level of spice but feels a bit one note. The appetizers were fine. The Caesar salad uses real and excellent anchovies. The arancini is very cheesy but tastes like an American fast food version of Arancini. The deviled eggs are good but unmemorable. The fried cauliflower is overly battered heavy and lacking in flavor but has a decent dipping sauce. I did like the avocado quinoa lemon tomato and parsley salad.

On a Friday night, Kishore, my fiancé, and I had dinner at Alatri Bros in Bethesda, MD. Alatri Bros. is an Italian restaurant that specializes in wood-fired pizza. This restaurant has an indoor dining room with a semi-heated and covered patio. They don't take reservations. Seating is first come, first serve. It was cool to learn that their lion and pizza board was Game of Thrones inspired.We arrived just in time to claim the last table. Our server Brian P. was okay. The dinner service took two hours. Kishore enjoyed the Il Tramonto cocktail, which consisted of mezcal, Absinthe, Don Ciccio and Figli walnut liqueur. My fiancé ordered the Jailbreak Special Lady Friend Hazy IPA, but he was given the Lone Oak Sand Bar and was charged for the most expensive beer. I enjoyed a Virgin Mule.They participated in Savor Bethesda and were offering $20 Three-Course Meal consisting of an appetizer, entree, and dessert.For appetizers, Kishore enjoyed the Whipped Feta, which consisted of crispy cracked black pepper dusted pizza dough served with honey drizzled whipped feta cheese; My fiancé enjoyed the Mussels cooked in a carrot-ginger marinara; and I enjoyed the Mussels cooked in a lemon-garlic & white wine sauce. Both of the mussels appetizers came with a toasted herb-crusted bread. For entrées, Kishore enjoyed Prosciutto Pizza, which consisted of goat cheese, mushrooms, caramelized onion, arugula, and prosciutto finished with a balsamic reduction drizzle. My fiancé enjoyed Jorge's Inferno pizza, which consisted of basil pesto, tomato sauce, mozzarella, pepperoni, olives, garlic, and fresno peppers. Both of them enjoyed their pizzas with red chili flakes. I loved the Chicken Piccata, which consisted of lightly seasoned chicken breast served over spaghetti in a flavorful lemon-caper sauce. We finished our meal with a Mini Cannoli, which consisted of cannoli filled with ricotta cheese and garnished with mini chocolate chips.

I heard this song in my head..."please don't go.." while seated in this restaurant. The decor is nice We knew swthing was wrong when there was literally five people dining on a Saturday at lunch time. We ordered meatball sliders and mussels for appetizers. The sliders were good nothing special. The mussels were small and lacked any flavor. The pizza was the worst part...which was the focus of the meal. The pizza didn't even look appetizing. It lacked flavor the sauce didn't taste fresh, and the cheese was the same. I go on this platform to encourage folks to try good restaurants. In a time where we are in a recession AND in Bethesda so many choices...we should have requested our money back.

Pizza had good flavor but the cauliflower crust was a little soft and didn't get crispy. Besides that it was good!

Great pizza and great service. Dough is excellent, toppings are fresh. Portions are moderate and enough for human consumption