Chain serving Detroit-style pizzas and an award-winning burger, plus beer, wine and cocktails.
"This New York pizza chain actually serves Detroit-style pizza, and we like it even though it’s a little confused about where it’s from. The casual spot is your best choice for Navy Yard pizza, and works great for families and friends who want to belly laugh over lots of cheese on a thick and buttery deep dish crust. It feels kind of like an elevated ‘90s Pizza Hut dining room, except there’s a bar and the wall rolls up when it’s nice out, transforming the space into a patio. The long and gooey mozzarella sticks are a fun pizza precursor, and there are great vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free pizza options. But the crispy Colony, topped with pepperoni and pickled jalapeño, is our go-to." - tristiana hinton
"Emmy Squared serves the only Detroit-style pizza we eat in the city. This NYC-based chain with a location in Navy Yard makes thick, square pies with crispy edges and tangy sauce. But our favorite element here is the expansive universe of toppings, like kimchi and burrata. There are also some good vegan and gluten-free options, which means you can bring just about anyone here (including picky kids) and they’ll find something they like." - tristiana hinton
"This New York pizza chain actually serves Detroit style pizza, and we like it even though it’s a little confused about where it’s from. The casual spot is your best choice for Navy Yard pizza (not or Andy’s), and works great for families and friends who want to belly laugh over lots of cheese on a thick and buttery deep dish crust. It feels kinda like an elevated ‘90s Pizza Hut dining room, except there’s a bar and the wall rolls up when it’s nice out, transforming the space into a patio. The long and gooey mozz sticks are a fun pizza precursor, and there are great vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free pizza options. But the crispy Colony, topped with pepperoni and pickled jalapeño, is our go to." - Tristiaña Hinton
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