A great choice for vegetarians. We had the 12" Siciliana and the 12" Bosco. Portion was great for 4. Loved the dimmed lighting and candles on the tables, made having pizza quite an experience!
The atomica is good but really hot! Picky people can choose toppings. The IPA beers were too bitter for me... Atmosphere is nice but noisy... Olives are free and yummy! Servers are great!
Pizza. Beer. Who has room for more calories? You do! The tiramisu is surprisingly good. And it comes in a cute little pot de crème pot, so it is calorie-controlled. You won’t regret it!
My first *real* beer (i.e. not natty light) was at their Georgetown location yrs ago. It was an Ommegang Rare Vos and it changed my world. Still have a huge soft spot for their Saison-heavy beer list.
Pizza is great and the gluten free crust is the best I have ever had. The beer selection is phenomenal but the gluten free drinks are just ok. They charge you for seltzer water.... Kind of lame.
Ranked among the 100 Best Restaurants in the DC area by The Washingtonian magazine. Pies are baked in a wood-burning, domed, stone oven. Domestic and imported microbrews and Italian wines available
If you like pizza, this is the place to be in the Dupont Circle neighborhood. I personally love the spicy "Diavola". Also, enjoy their humongous beer selection.
Cant believe that no one mentions their beer collection. It rocks. Amazing staff, great atmosphere, awesome beer collection and dont forget to try pizza with pesto, onions, mushrooms and goat cheese.
Was expecting to be blown away by the pizza but it was fairly bland, but plenty of vegetarian options and good Belgian beer selection. Don't get the larger sized pizza.
Pies are some of the best in town! Great Veggie + Meat options, additions are genius. Try the Curieu triple brewed beer if you're looking for a kick. :)
1.5 ozs?? In your dreams (more like .75 oz) Really shitty pours. Stick to beer. Pizza is good. But the yuppie "can I get the white pizza but with red sauce and sub everything" vibe is sad. Grow up.
A wonderful pizza place with a great atmosphere. We were given a bleeper & told there was a 40 minute wait but it was actually 10. Well worth the wait.
The pizzeria’s 2 D.C. locations will be tapping into a few seasonal kegs, including Oktoberfest & pumpkin ales by Bells, Dogfish Head, Weyerbacher & Spaten. Starts Friday & runs for a week. Read more
They use sweet chopped tomatoes instead of sauce, but the ingredients are top notch and they have a great beer list. For more reviews check out www.pizzasnobo.com.
We opened Pizzeria Paradiso so we could make the kind of pizza where the crust was the most important part. We started with a wood-burning oven. We also wanted our guests to feel like they were being treated to the comfort of home, so we placed the oven at the heart of the restaurant.