My Own Pizza

After a five-hour flight, we checked into a nearby hotel and walked the short distance here for a quick dinner. At the time, they had about six pizzas on display, which can be ordered by the slice, however, customers have the option to order whole pizzas and calzones as well. Pricing by slice is determined by whether you get plain cheese, pepperoni, or a "specialty." It would be helpful if they put a label next to each pizza with a description. Some of them are simple to identify, but actually seeing a list of the ingredients would just provide assurance that customers know exactly what they're ordering. We chose our slices, which the staff heated up before boxing, and selected a large salad from the cooler. Our total cost came out to be $46 for seven "specialty" slices and the salad. + SUPREME: I always go for combo pizzas, so this was essentially their version of one, with pepperoni, sausage, green peppers, mushrooms and onion. Out of the three slices I tried, this was my favorite. + SAUSAGE: There wasn't much to this slice since it only included Italian sausage. Although the sausage crumbles were flavorful, I thought the slice as a whole was just okay. + CHICKEN PESTO: With cubes of lean chicken and a herby pesto drizzled over the top, this was a lighter option. I enjoyed the fresh pesto, but I felt like the slice needed another topping to round it out. The salad was fresh with crisp greens, onion, carrot, and cucumber. As a side note, the containers of salad don't contain dressing, so make sure to ask for it at the counter. If you're looking for something quick, this is not a bad option by any means. The pizzas were fine; I just didn't think they were anything special in particular.

A quick bite to eat, filling, good flavor. Staff was kind as well. Small inside but it's a quick turn around, just grabbed some slices to go.

Okay, go into this with open eyes. This isn't an order a whole pie and hangout kind of place. There are 10 ish bar seats inside and it's by the slice. We stopped in for a quick lunch while we were touring museums and it was perfect. Quick, easy and delicious. These reminded me of legit New York pizza. Nothing fancy, just a good slice of pizza!

If I'll be honest, this place is probably my favorite place to eat in all of DC the pizza is perfect and the service is great!!

You have to go in to this place expecting the right thing... which is not at all what the name has you believing. This is a by the slice place. You can get a whole pie - but by the slice places are a specific breed. Expect large slices, with extra cheese and just a bit of grease. To get orders up fast, the oven is set high, which gives a slight crunch to the pie, and also makes it better for eating while walking. Aside from Sals in Boston and a handful of NYC places - I haven't seen a by the slice place done this well.You can find better pizza in DC, but it will be more expensive... and not the same type. Operations were absolutely chaotic, but they did manage to get people in and out the door as quick as they could. My big suggestion would be to put up a menu board somewhere.

Take note of business hours! I did not, and I arrived after 7:00 on a Sunday evening. Fortunately, the door had not been locked, and I walked in not knowing I was keeping the employees late.The gentleman who helped me was very kind and courteous. The food was delicious. Unfortunately, all that was left was a couple of pieces of pizza. I can't wait to go back and try one of the calzones next time!

Cheap and fast. If you are looking for a cheap and fast lunch or dinner, this place is for you. We ate here one night for that reason and were not disappointed. They sell by the slice or the whole pie. They have a lot of selection too. We each got two slices. Add tasty to the list of qualities too. This is more of a takeout place. We got ours to bring back to the hotel.

Pleasantly surprised! The pepperoni slice had a nice balance of sauce, cheese and pepperoni. The crust lived up to it's claim to NY pizza.The place wasn't too busy just after 11am and since all the pizzas were already prepared; I am glad I arrived early. The shop was clean and the staff was upbeat and in a good mood. For a $4.49 base price add 45 cents for DC tax and 18 cents for the box (packaging fee). Total for this slice, $5.12.

Old style pizza by the slice made fresh. Veggie and Supreme were our favorites. Buffalo chicken was our companion's favorite. Fresh cucumber, tomato, and feta salad was the perfect side dish. Staff noticed my difficulty functioning with low vision and offered kind and respectful assistance.

After walking around all day doing the tourist thing andEating lunch whileOut, it was nice to go a couple Doors down to get a couples slices. Very good pizza