Olive oil, garlic, feta, mozzarella, parmesan, fresh basil. Happy hour $8
Level, Annapolis MD
This pizza was rich, buttery and delicious! The toppings were simple and they tasted great together. The crust was nice and thin with a pleasant bite to it. Noms!
USS Maryland Memorial & Bell.
Pepperoni, sausage, bacon, ham, mozzarella, tomato sauce. $2.59
Wiseguy NY Pizza, Washington DC
The owner Tony emailed me and apologized after my first post of their margherita slice which was lukewarm and congealed. I really appreciated that I hope to return to Wiseguy and enjoy a properly done slice! Unfortunately, I still had this meat lovers slice to post and it was in the same sad state. I swear I saw them reheat it, but it still came out barely warm and the toppings were hard and congealed together. 😦
Inside the Washington Monument.
Tomato sauce, homemade fresh mozzarella, fresh basil, parmesana regino. $3.99
Wiseguy NY Pizza, Washington DC
Meh, I was not impressed by this pizza. And I personally wouldn’t classify it was New York style pizza. The crust was too thick and doughy! They reheated the slice, but it was still somehow lukewarm and the toppings congealed. Lame…
Washington Monument.
Prosciutto, pepperoni, sausage, artichoke, sun dried tomato, fresh mozzarella.
&pizza, Washington DC
I don’t even remember everything I had added to the pizza, lol! That’s what I love about &pizza – you can add as many toppings as you want and it’s still the same price. I will say that there’s something to be said about a simple, classic pizza but &pizza was still new to me that I wanted to try everything. 🙂
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial.
Tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, pepperoni, sausage, bacon, onions, green peppers, mushrooms. $4.29
Pizza Autentica, Washington DC
Ew, this pizza wasn’t very good. Even late in the evening, I wasn’t drunk enough to fool myself into enjoyiing this crappy pizza.
Smithsonian Institution Information Center in the Castle.
Spicy pulled buffalo chicken, drizzled ranch. $9.50
Aria Pizzeria and Bar, Washington DC
This place is now closed and thank god! The service here was SO frickin’ horrible! And this pizza sucked.
William Jefferson Clinton Building West.
Lamb, tzatziki, feta, arugula. Happy hour $6
Graffiato, Washington DC
I didn’t know this was gonna arrive with potato chips on top – that was an unpleasant surprise. And I’m not sure how potato chips scream Greek, but whatever. This actually tasted good, but I still wasn’t a fan of the oddly textured crust on these mini pan pizzas.
Vieux Carre: bulleit rye, fundador brandy, Drambuie, peychaud bitters, angostura bitters. $13
Washington Monument.
Tomato, provolone, meatball. Happy hour $3
Graffiato, Washington DC
I wasn’t a fan of these happy hour mini pan pizzas. I felt like it was all dough and I didn’t enjoy the texture of it. The dough was uneven and too chewy. Meh…
Thomas Jefferson Memorial.
Classic tomato, housemade mozzarella, salami, pepperoni, hot sausage, parmesan reggiano, oregano oil. I also added caramelized onions, olives, and arugula.
&pizza, Washington DC
Omg, I fell in love with this place while in DC! I totally think that we need to have one in San Francisco! You create your pizza in line (or choose one of their signature pizzas) and they cooked it through their conveyor belt oven in no time flat! They have a great selection of sauces and toppings (and even doughs) to choose from and the pizzas taste great! Score!
Washington Monument.
Fiore sardo cheese, pine nut. $13
Pizzetta 211, San Francisco CA
This was a new combination of ingredients on a pizza for me, and I enjoyed it. It was a simple and delicious pizza. I liked the thin and slightly chewy crust too and the flavor combinations were great.
7×7 Magazine’s The Big Eat San Francisco: 100 Things to Eat + Drink Before You Die – 2013
Mural, Mission.
Spicy marinara, Italian sausage, capicola ham, salami, mozzarella, parmesan, basil and oregano on thin crust. $15.59
California Pizza Kitchen, San Francisco CA
This pizza was ok. I liked that it was thin crust, but I felt like the pizza was a bit dry. The meats were very thinly sliced so they dried out fairly quickly.
Bay Bridge from the Embarcadero.
Pepperoni pizza and buffalo wings.
Pizza City II, Ranson WV
Ugh, both the pizza and wings weren’t very good, but the lunch buffet price was super cheap and it was unlimited food so what can I say? I ate these two plates worth of food and that was it. I wanted to save some calories for better quality food later. 🙂 I did like that they had a few flavors of wings to choose from though.
Supreme pizza and assorted wings.
Charles Town Races.
Vittle Monster 