NNTP-Posting-Date: Sat, 18 Nov 2000 23:26:48 EST Xref: usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu dc.general:111364 dc.dining:18493 armand's chicago pizza Luke R. wrote: > Thanks for the tip! I plan on checking out AV today. > > Luke Roan > > Sarah W. wrote: > > > Well, Vace is my favorite, for pizza, and cannoli, and pasta, and subs > > and deli stuff... > > > > Have you tried AV? It's down at 6th and NY Ave, right by Marrakesh. > > They are quite good. > > > > I also love Pizzaria Paradisio, on P St NW, at, um, 20th or 21st. Wood > > burning oven, good pizza. > > > > This is a regularly re-occuring (sorry about the spelling, can't find my > > dictionary ATM.) discussion on dc.dining. Perhaps you should pop over > > there and ask. > > > > Sarah > > > > Luke R. wrote: > > > > > > > Hello, > > > > > > > > I would like to know what your opinions are about the best pizza in the > > > > DC area. I'm a NJ/NY transplant and feel I have pretty tough standards > > > > for good pizza. Someone on this NG recommended Vace for a good cannoli > > > > and they were right! Yum! Their pizza was pretty good, too. I > > > > haven't tried any others yet. Suggestions? > > > > > > > > Luke Roan
Washington, DC
Best pizza in DC?
Michael M. wrote: >"g-n-g" wrote in message news:u6xutOyVAHA.367@cpmsnbbsa07... >> I have to respond to these "suggestions". First off, if it's NY/NJ style >> you're looking for you're out of luck. There is good pizza down here (in >> the south :)), but just not like what we're used to. > >Vinny's New York Pizza & Pasta in Ruckersville, VA (on the way to >Charlottesville) is pretty close. It's run by a family that moved down >from NY about 10-15 years ago. Shite. How about Sylvia's pizza on the downtown mall in Charlottesville. That's close to the paragon. Adam
NNTP-Posting-Date: Sat, 25 Nov 2000 16:35:20 EST Organization: RoadRunner - Cox Xref: usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu dc.general:111657 dc.dining:18515 "g-n-g" wrote in message news:u6xutOyVAHA.367@cpmsnbbsa07... > I have to respond to these "suggestions". First off, if it's NY/NJ style > you're looking for you're out of luck. There is good pizza down here (in > the south :)), but just not like what we're used to. Vinny's New York Pizza & Pasta in Ruckersville, VA (on the way to Charlottesville) is pretty close. It's run by a family that moved down from NY about 10-15 years ago.
NNTP-Posting-Date: 26 Nov 2000 13:07:25 GMT X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2615.200 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Priority: 3 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2615.200 Xref: usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu dc.general:111710 dc.dining:18517 Not sure if these have been mentioned in this thread yet, but don't forget Marcello's on Connecticut Ave in Chevy Chase and Zio's on Gaither Road in Gaithersburg/Rockville. Both Italian style, not NY, but my faves in the area. Someone wrote: > I have to respond to these "suggestions". First off, if it's NY/NJ style > you're looking for you're out of luck. There is good pizza down here (in > the south :)), but just not like what we're used to. My wife and I have > been trying the stuff sold down here for 7 years now. Ledo's is good...with > a LOT of beer. Geppeto's is awful...awful and EXSPENSIVE. Vace is OK but > that whole cheese under the sauce is too much for me to handle. Armand's is > just awful...tastes like Pizza Hut (and if someone writes that they like > Pizza Hut I will have to smack them upside the head). The best of the best > IMHO is at the Italian Store in Arlington and Pizzeria Paradisio (but it > ain't pizza like we're used to). > > To sum up, if you want NY/NJ style take a drive...it's really not down here; > but the locals have come up with some stuff that's tasty and interesting. > > Darrin G. > Someone wrote: > > > > Ledo's > > > > Luke R. wrote: > > : I tried AV the other day. I didn't realize they didn't sell by the > slice, so I > > : wound up paying 9 bucks for a pretty small pie. It was just okay, in my > opinion. > > : I noticed both Vace and AV put the sauce on the top instead of putting > it under the > > : cheese. Growing up in NJ/NY area, I always had pizza with the cheese on > the top, > > : and I never had it this way until coming to DC. I'll try Armand's and > Gepetto's > > : too, since I'm hellbent on geting a good pizza that reminds me of home. > By the > > : way, I got a recommendation to try Victor's pizza on Old Keene's Mill > Road in > > : Virgina. I tried it and thought it was very good! My only complaint > was just a > > : little too much sauce, but otherwise very tasty. > > > > : Luke Roan > > > > > > > > : Pat B. wrote: > > > > :> armand's chicago pizza > > :> > > :> Luke R. wrote: > > :> > > :> > Thanks for the tip! I plan on checking out AV today. > > :> > > > :> > Luke Roan > > :> > > > :> > Sarah W. wrote: > > :> > > > :> > > Well, Vace is my favorite, for pizza, and cannoli, and pasta, and > subs > > :> > > and deli stuff... > > :> > > > > :> > > Have you tried AV? It's down at 6th and NY Ave, right by > Marrakesh. > > :> > > They are quite good. > > :> > > > > :> > > I also love Pizzaria Paradisio, on P St NW, at, um, 20th or 21st. > Wood > > :> > > burning oven, good pizza. > > :> > > > > :> > > This is a regularly re-occuring (sorry about the spelling, can't > find my > > :> > > dictionary ATM.) discussion on dc.dining. Perhaps you should pop > over > > :> > > there and ask. > > :> > > > > :> > > Sarah > > :> > > > > :> > > Luke R. wrote: > > :> > > > > > :> > > > > Hello, > > :> > > > > > > :> > > > > I would like to know what your opinions are about the best > pizza in the > > :> > > > > DC area. I'm a NJ/NY transplant and feel I have pretty tough > standards > > :> > > > > for good pizza. Someone on this NG recommended Vace for a good > cannoli > > :> > > > > and they were right! Yum! Their pizza was pretty good, too. > I > > :> > > > > haven't tried any others yet. Suggestions? > > :> > > > > > > :> > > > > Luke Roan > > > >