Fire Works Pizza

Fire Works Pizza was good. We were there with a tour group, so there were about 120 people and they were able to accomodate the group. They had a lot of different kinds of pizzas for us to try, which the teenagers gobbled up. They also gave us chocolate chip cookies and they were nice. The only thing I wish we were able to get was a refill and more pizza, but maybe that is what the tour company paid for. If we are ever in the DC area again, we will go back.

Had a nice date with my husband here a couple weeks ago. Food was decent except for the Bacon Fat Fries, those were amazing!! It was a little too loud for my liking inside the restaurant. I would go here again but next time I’d sit outside - they have a nice outside area.

Delicious pizza and garlic knots!! The restaurant is clean and nicely decorated, creating a great atmosphere! Highly recommend if you want some fast, hot pizza and good service.

Our pups’ favorite place! Beer and pizza for the humans and $2 meatballs for the dogs, what else could you ask for? We come here all the time for neighborhood Samoyed meet ups. The servers are so attentive and playful with our doggos.

This place is so dog friendly- they even have a special menu for dogs! They also set out a bowl of water with ice for the dogs. Nice atmosphere and the manager is so friendly and hands-on. The food is great as well. I’ve been coming here for years. Here are a few of pictures of how happy my dogs Toby and Penelope are during our visits. They highly recommend the chicken and bacon dishes 😊

I thoroughly enjoyed this place, as busy as it was. Thankfully I made reservations. There's parking nearby which helps although if you're lucky you can get street parking very close by. The setting is comfortable for family and friends, and a really cool date. I've had a hard time finding a solid pizza and this place has great pizza and very fair prices; I was shocked. I went with the Pig Newton, my wife the red Sicilian, and son the Barcelona. All were delicious and had great crusts (I'm not a crust person). Also had to try the bacon fat fries as well and glad I did.

Delicious pizza pies. I like that they come in personal size 10" or a larger 14" to share. So yummy 😋 Bonus: this restaurant is dog friendly. They brought out a bowl of water for our dog. There's also a dog menu!! Adorable. We ordered warm chicken for our little furry friend. We ate in the patio area (dogs aren't allowed inside the main restaurant room). The patio area has heaters along the ceiling that do a decent job of keeping you warm. The patio is also enclosed so it'll keep the wind & rain out. The garlic knots are really tasty, too. They have other menu items that are just ok (I've had the salmon entree, & my sister had the lasagna). So, I'd go here for the wood fired pizza not anything else. Prices are reasonable.

Pizza was pretty good. A little light on the sauce though. Meatballs were excellent.

We got pizza to go today. My girlfriend has been wanting to try this place for a while. The black sheep is a Margherita style pizza with lamb sausage which was a unique touch. Overall the pizza was quite good. My girlfriend got the Margherita style pizza and she said it was fantastic. She personally said it was better than Stracci's but I would disagree. Would go again however.

Fire Works, how the slightly above average have fallen. This place is now decidedly below mediocre, with average food and just plain bad service. If you like waiting long for a botched order and plain pizza, this is your spot. The food can only be described as average. The pizza was oily, and the crust was soggy/floppy, it looked soaked even from the first slice off the plate. Service is incredibly haphazard, we saw a table of four get seated, order, and get their appetizers before we were asked to order our drinks. How is that a reasonable way to run a restaurant? Until this place figures out its operations and tightens up its kitchen, it's definitely skippable given how many other options there are nearby. No fireworks here, just shooting blanks.

First time experiencing their bottomless brunch and it's a great deal, $30 for various brunch options, snacks, and salad, plus $1-$4 drinks are a steal. My table tried pretty much everything on the bottomless brunch menu. The items we really liked: sweet chili Thai wings, T.H.S wings, avocado toast, lox pizza, breakfast mini pizza, yogurt parfait, fried chicken biscuit (not spicy at all and you have to like pimento cheese which I do so it was great), Cobb salad, brussel sprouts, Mac and cheese (interesting it doesn't taste like cheese you more or so taste the pancetta), and beignets (the strawberry sauce was really good). A few debatable items: The garlic parm wings were ordered twice and came out with less sauce the first time and more sauce the second but the table still liked both. The French toast was tasty for some with the Nutella but not crispy enough for others. The grits (we added cheese) started out a little more loose in texture at first because it was still baking in the pan they brought out but as it sat the texture was good and the flavor was good as well, just needed a little salt The service was great, our waitress was pretty on top of things, bathroom was clean and the physical space was cool, we didn't feel like we were on top of any other table. We will definitely be back, great experience

Solid spot for pizza. I shared a large fire "works" pizza with one other person and it was quite filling. Their coconut espresso martinis are also delicious, especially if you like coconut.

I thoroughly enjoyed this place, as busy as it was. Thankfully I made reservations. There's parking nearby which helps although if you're lucky you can get street parking very close by. The setting is comfortable for family and friends, and a really cool date. I've had a hard time finding a solid pizza and this place has great pizza and very fair prices; I was shocked. I went with the Pig Newton, my wife the red Sicilian, and son the Barcelona. All were delicious and had great crusts (I'm not a crust person). Also had to try the bacon fat fries as well and glad I did.

Both the pizza and service here are very average in quality - not bad but not particularly good. I ordered The Fire "Works" pizza, which had sausage, pepperoni, onions, bell peppers, and mushrooms. I thought the meat could've been a bit more flavorful and the cheese could've been more plentiful. Also, the crust-to-toppings ratio was a bit high, although the crust was actually softer than it looked. It was $14 for a 10 inch pizza (big enough to comfortably feed one person), which was a decent deal. When we first arrived, there was strangely no one there to greet / seat us, so we just had to wait there awkwardly until we finally got someone's attention. Then, they made it seem like the only outdoor table available was one all the way on the outside end, when it looked like they could've easily just pulled an extra chair or two over to one of the closer emptier tables. The problem with sitting on the outside end was that there was very little light, since the overhead lighting was only in the outdoor area close to the door to the restaurant. Apart from that though, the outdoor area as well as the indoor area are fairly nice with plenty of seating available. Our waiter was average friendliness and the service speed was decent. Overall, I would recommend Fire Works Pizza if you happen to be in the area and are craving pizza, although I would not go out of your way just to come here.

Excellent atmosphere, great service, delicious, fresh pizza. 10" is the perfect size for one with enough to take home for later. Reasonable noise level, even with sports on tv in the bar, very clean dining area, friendly staff. Ample street parking free on Sundays.

We came here with our tour group so the food review is based on a buffet style their served us instead of a regular ordering process when you come on your own. They had a fairly large spread for us. There was salad, a few pastas including Mac and cheese, and a variety of pizzas. - salad: standard tasting salad - pastas: alright - pizzas: good standard toppings, but the crust was not as crisp as I was hoping it would be. The front of the pizza was a bit soggy so I had to tear that part off just to eat the parts near the end as the crust was much better. - dessert: tiramisu was fantastic. One of the better ones I have had I wanted to love this place and I am thinking I may if we weee just here on our own and ordered ourselves. We will try this place again if we are in the area.

Not my greatest dish i would say. The pizza had a sticky but soft and stuck inside my mouth making it hard to chew and enjoy. Coke tasted like it was watered down but i love coke so i didnt mind. Mac and cheese was more mac then cheese.

Very pleased with this place. Fantastic pizza and drink selections at a reasonable price. Happy Hour is pretty awesome from 3-7pm on weekdays and has $2 off drafts and wine. The service is great. Friendly and prompt servers. Can get busy at times from nearby hotel crowds but overall a hidden gem in the Clarendon neighborhood. Take advantage of the outdoor patio and bring the dogs! Also, bottomless brunch here looks intriguing, though I haven't tried it.

Pretty large restaurant seating area. Casual ambiance for happy hours. Loved the 6$ flatbreads and menu option for drinks! I got the margherita flatbread and it was actually really good. Nothing that is mind-blowing and super unique. Others around me said the same for their food. I think happy hour and brunch would be best for your money and time here. The service was swift and prompt.

Because I had never tired this restaurant I tried the sampler, I will say the wings are the best part. I tried the Thai sweet chili and it was the best thing that I tried. Their sliders are pretty good. The cheese bites and garlic knots were okay but the wings made up for it. We also ordered kids spaghetti, pizza, and the lamb meatballs. The lamb meatballs are pretty big, not your average sized and they were pretty flavorful. The spaghetti was just okay. I probably wouldn't try it again. The pizza was pretty good, flavorful and fresh ingredients. I would recommend trying their happy hour specials and tasting the wings !

Fireworks is 100% where the kids want to come on a beautiful day for pizza and to play in the rock feature outside next to the patio!

What's the first thing I try in any city I visit? The pizza, of course. Fire Works did not disappoint. We were seated immediately for a Thursday night dinner. ATMOSPHERE: Fire Works boasts a large wood-fire pizza oven facing the dining area. It was very cool to see each pie being made in the oven and being served piping hot and fresh. The place was packed and bustling (we got the last two seats) but we were still able to have a conversation comfortably. FOOD: We got a large original crust half Harvester and half The Fire "Works." We swapped out the pesto sauce on the Harvester for Tomato sauce which they were happy to do. The pizza tasted wonderful. It was decked with toppings but still had enough cheese and sauce to balance the flavors. We got the hot honey on the side; it tasted just like normal honey unfortunately, but for $1 why not. SERVICE: Kind servers, very accommodating with requests, and there were many roaming the floors to take requests. PRICE/VALUE: Great price for Washington DC. The full pizza was $21 and it was plenty to feed 2. Overall, a great experience with delicious food and average drinks. I will be back next time I'm in DC.

Amazing happy hour even on Saturday throughout the restaurant! $6 flatbreads, very yummy and an amazing deal! They'll make any signature pizza a flatbread! Fried zucchini was also good, and my bourbon cocktail (Pama smash) for $8 was fantastic. Gluten free crust also available. Very fast service with our group of 10. I will definitely plan to return.

The table was half wiped and it was oily. Bathrooms were not cleaned for a while and 2 of the stalls didn't have toilet paper. One of the sink had throw up. Paper towels are overflowing in the trash can. All the pizzas were overly cheesy!!! Spinach dip was cheesy and not much spinach in them. The chicken wing was very saucy as well. Nothing other than green tea in the hot tea selection. Service was not great! Server barely checked in on us. No napkins. No straws until we are asked and had to wait for a while. Do not recommend and wouldn't come back.

This place surprised me. It was better than I expected. Atmosphere - It was clean and had an outdoor sitting area as well. We opted to stay indoors. Customer service - On point. Our server was friendly and attentive. Food - This is what got me! I wasn't expecting to go to a pizza place and get grilled artichokes or truffle fries. They even had a frozen mule. The mule is one of my favorite cocktails. I also love frozen margaritas so, being able to get a frozen mule seemed to be the best of both worlds! I would definitely come here again and return with friends. Great spot for hanging out.

One star because zero isn't an option. I can't comment on the food, or anything else - we sat the bar for 15+ minutes without a bartender even making eye contact, much less walk down to take an order. Seemed the bartenders were content to straighten napkins and look up at the tvs. Tried to talk to a manager (asked the hostess) and was told the manager wasn't available. . I won't be going back.

This is the worst brunch I ever had. I ordered eggs benedict and biscuits and gravy. I got two huge platters of potatoes, biscuits hard as rocks, and my Eggs Benedict in my gravy and undercooked like water. DISGUSTING!

Being a New Yorker, my pizza standards are pretty high, and yes, I can be obnoxious about it (Shrug). I typically judge a pie on 3 things: 1) the crust - can't be too thick, should have a nice char and can't be pillowy; 2) the sauce - shouldn't be too sweet and should taste of tomatoes; and 3) the toppings- should compliment each other and not overload the pie. In all of these categories, I think fireworks pizza mostly delivered. We tried the Fire "Works" and Sweet Heat pies. The flavors on both were great. The crust could've been slightly thicker, but it wasn't a deal breaker. We also tried the tangy, hot and sweet (THS) fried wings, and they're fantastic. We capped the meal with their beet and goat cheese salad. The service was great. Can't wait to go back and dine in next time.

Great recommendation from my co-worker who knows all the happening places in Arlington. Well the DMV to be honest. In fact, she should be a Yelper! I'll have to tell her that! Was looking for a low key happy hour spot with outdoor seating. This choice was perfect - checked all the boxes! Happy hour specials until 7! Plenty of street parking! Fair prices! Superb service by Marie - thank you!! For my drinks, I did the Knob Creek Old Fashioned and the Orange Blossom. My friend did the red sangria, which she loved! For food, I did the margherita flatbread - tasty! My friend tried the mozzarella bites. We both had a great time! I would definitely come back here!

This happy hour is 10/10! It is currently from 4-7, which is honestly when all happy hours should be. There is a great variety of food and drink specials. The portions are generous. All around great value! The happy hour pizza is presented as flat bread, but it is basically any of their signature pie toppings served on a smaller hand-held pizza in the shape of a flatbread. It is plenty big and the toppings are generous. Don't sleep on the margarita pizza, the garlicky sauce is amazing! The fried zucchini could come with something a little more exciting than thousand island dressing, but again the portion was great and the value is awesome. I will definitely be coming back for another happy hour this summer!

Crazy good! It's easy to have an attitude about any restaurant! This place was recommended by my son for Father's Day! Perfect day for outside seating! They have high tops and picnic tables! We appreciate the traditional seating! The food hit a range from good to fantastic! It also depends on how busy the kitchen was on quality! We had two wait staff who were very attentive! We went bottomless brunch ! It certainly a lot of choices ! We went the gambit of small plates ! The winners were : the lamb meatballs and shrimp kabobs! The Cinnamon Bun hit from great to good! The first round was fresh and hot . The next round was cold and hard . It's great with dunking in coffee! The egg Benedict was good not great! A little over cooked with a little scrambles of sausage over a commercial type biscuit! Great salad ! Yogurt yum! The chicken was my most desired and most disappointing! Commercial biscuit was hard and the chicken breast was overcooked! The flavor was on point! Parking is a challenge if your not used to the area! We parked near PNC about two blocks. Pink Grapefruit Mimosas not on the menu but great! The OJ was not sweat and I liked it! Only a $1 if you get bottomless! The breakfast burrito or whatever it was , was good according to my son and wife! It came with a curious salsa and it looked very homemade! They ambiance and the staff made it an amazing Father's Day! Good job son ! examen des cols bleus:

Wow. Been coming here on and off for years. I've always approeciated the wood fired pizza with a great crust, and there greta beer list. Went in for a drink with a colleague, stayed for a solo dinner. My greek Salad was great. But ... The classic style pizza was oversauced. So much sauce that the cheese and sauce couldn't blend. SO much sauce that the whole pizza cooled down way too fast. IT WASN"T GOOD. So I made a very quiet approach to the manager (I had to ask the hostess to find her because she was dressed the same as all employees.) While she offered me a new pizza, she did so with a ship load of attitude. Sorry won't be back, the current management blew an opportunity to turn a loss into a win.

The pizza was alright, but it didn't have that much sauce on it. The cookies and brownies were flavorless. The waiters/waitresses were very kind.

I forgot how good Fire Works is and now I can't wait to go back! Fantastic happy hour value for food & drinks and two huge happy hour bonuses: it is every day of the week and anywhere in the restaurant. We ordered several flatbreads with the help of our attentive server. Very much recommend any of their pizzas/flatbreads. We had the margherita, fire works, Smokey blue, and cheese & herb. Delicious!

Their BRUNCH is AWESOME! Such a good deal - $28 dollars for all you can eat, and the menu offerings are qiute lengthy. There are also drinks you can add on for $1-$5 per drink (mimosas are $1) OR you can get bottomless mimosas for $6! We had such a nice server, atttentive and friendly. You can choose options from the brunch menu, the snacks menu, and some of the salads. The favorite options from the brunch menu were the goat cheese stuffed lamb meatballs, breakfast rolls, omelette, mac and cheese, biscuits and sausage gravy, yogurt parfait, and egg benefict. We got to try so many things and everything was really tasty. I can't wait to go back there for more!

Nice pizza with nice atmosphere. Got the pig newton and it was good. Pesto, gorgonzola, figs and prosciutto.

This is literally one of my favorite places in Arlington. A few reasons why: 1. A really great Happy Hour. Every night, 3-7 PM, good prices on drinks and food. 2. Excellent service: I have gotten nothing but amazing service every time I come here. The bartenders and managers here are excellent, and they know customer service. It feels homey in a way that not every bar in Arlington does, and I appreciate this greatly. 3. The food is great too: the pizzas are great, that grilled cheese with bacon is great, and they have these mozzarella cheese balls that are also great. 4. The beer selection: Court House luckily has 2 bars with excellent beer selection, and Fire Works in particular has an amazing panoply of local, regional (the only place I've seen in the DMV to this point that's a bar that has a regular selection from The Veil in Richmond), and national brews. The selection here is excellent whether you want something light, harder, seltzer, or whatever. All in all a great place to be. The only thing I haven't done yet here is brunch, but I should do that at some point.

After waiting for the pizza we ordered for nearly an hour after it was due for delivery. We called and learned the pizza had been ready, but there was no driver to deliver. A call would have been nice, with the option to pick up. But no. I canceled the order and sadly resorted to the box of crackers in our hotel room. Still waiting for the disputed charge to be resolved for over $30. Very disappointed.

Are you ever going to open the plastic doors? It is 80 degrees and you've created a sweat box terrarium ambiance, why? Good service, but damn. Open the winter plastic curtains.

Solid option for a food spot in the Clarendon area. I have to give it three stars because the food just doesn't compare to the restaurants give four stars to, but I have nothing bad to say about Fire Works Pizza. The bar area has a bunch of TVs and seating, so this is a great spot if you're looking for a place to watch sports games. We got there around 5PM on a Saturday and there wasn't a lot of people, but by the time we left it was packed. So either get there early to stake out a good spot or make a reservation. While it is a pizza place, I like that the menu is expansive and has a variety of dishes other than pizza. I'm a sucker for shoestring fries and these Bacon Fat fries were great. If they had some type of aioli to go with it, it would be out of this world! For my main meal, I went with the smoked chicken penne. It tasted good and I appreciated the nice thick chunks of bacon. The portion size is pretty good so it'll also keep you full. I also had the beignet bites which Since they are bite-sized they're not as fluffy on the inside as a regular beignet. It still tasted nice and was a great way to finish the meal. I wasn't a huge fan of the strawberry dipping sauce but it did the job. The portion size again was a lot, which was great. It came with 15-20 pieces. You definitely get a bang for you buck at Fire works, so overall I enjoyed it.

Live fire works pizza! We went and had incredible service on the dog friendly patio. They even had gluten free crust for a member in our party. We loved everything we had! The happy hour specials even on the weekend were also a plus! Great vibes on the patio and indoors.

I came in for brunch today, and the service was AMAZING!!!! Our waiter was Tim! He was very knowledgeable about the food, and we received our food quickly. Tim had a very positive attitude and seemed to enjoy his work. The food was great as well.

Sad excuse for a fun place. Went for a good time. Killed my vibe bruh. I'd skip this place even if it was my boys bday.

Very tasty pizza place with great happy hour deals! Cute location with lots of outdoor seating and a spacious interior as well. About as close to the Metro stop as you can get as well!

I've eaten here a few times and the food is fantastic. I love the pizzas so much I always end up eating more than I probably should. The kitchen is open pretty late here, so it makes it a good spot for a late night meal or a pizza and drinks. As a vegetarian, I really appreciate that there are so many pizza and food options for me, since sometimes cheese or build your own pizzas are my only option. The Bianco pizza came loaded with fresh vegetables such as onions, spinach, and red peppers. Honestly, there were way more toppings on the pizza than I expected, so I really loved that! The pizzas come in two sizes, 10 inches which is a personal pizza, or 14, which is like a medium / large. I usually get the bigger size and take home left overs, or split it with my boyfriend. If the two of us split something, we can usually eat the whole pizza if we are really hungry because they are very good and not too large!

Unknown food quality. Beware of online ordering! I ordered a pizza online for curbside delivery. Received a text saying the order was ready. Drove to the restaurant and arrived there 5 minutes after the text came. No phone number was given on the text so I waited at the curbside. Nobody came. Went inside to see what was happening. I was told rather abruptly by the staff that curbside delivery meant I should call when I was there - even though no phone number was given. I was then told the order wasn't ready yet. The shift manager came to explain but also was rather rude saying I wasn't following the procedure for curbside delivery. No apology for the fact I had a message saying the order was ready several minutes earlier. This was not the way I expected to be treated. I gave up at that point. A customer does not need to be spoken to that way.

Came here with a group of girls because even though it was raining the outdoor patio is fully covered! Our server was amazing and very patient with our group. She came often to make sure we had everything we needed. We ordered drinks and the fire works sampler -- everything was good! Loved the jalapeño poppers. We ordered half black sheep and half fire works. Black sheep...wow. I'm still dreaming about it! The lamb, feta, and balsamic mix was delicious!!! We also got a Greek salad with chicken, it was good but the chicken was wayy too peppery for my liking. Overall really nice spot. Will probably come back for more pizza!

Cute place with a great beer selection and a nice happy hour. They feature both indoor and outdoor seating, booths, tables and high tops. Menu has different kinds of pizzas and a nice selection of appetizers. The pizza is not good. Besides the thin crust (a plus) and some nice blistering, the pizza is flavorless and floppy. One pizza had way too much cheese and one had hardly any cheese and way too many minced-to-the-point-of-being-paste toppings. Neither pie had enough sauce. Beer was great and served cold. We would have ordered another 4 for the table but our server was MIA for the entire time after we ordered. Service was appalling. It was not because they were busy or that the server had a lot of tables. From the start, the host was unsmiling the ENTIRE time, led us to a table, dropped the menus and walked away without a word. Our server was attentive until we ordered. Our appetizers were never delivered. Someone else dropped off the pizza. We had to ask the "charming" host for our check. No thanks! We won't be back.

I've patronized Fire Works at Clarendon many times and have had good food and service. Yet, my last visit was less than comfortable. In my small party, we were served by a waitress, Nathaly, who presented herself as facially glum and impersonal. More importantly, at the end of the meal, holding her hand-held device, she announced the cost of the check. She did not bring a written check as requested. Personally, I wanted to review the charges for accuracy as often times there can be mis-charges. Moreover, I did not think it was appropriate to announce to my party the final price of the check. As an aside, I believe customers should not be put in a position to accept the "word" of the server on the final check amount or to be required to hold or look at the computer screen to review the bill. This tactic presents an awkward stance in front of your guests while the waitress stands aside awaiting payment. Rather, simply give the customer a paper check to be reviewed before payment is made. After all, such a small paper-check printout cannot be that expensive.

Such good pizza! It's a casual space with beautiful light fixtures. There's a variety of pizza options with diff RBT sizes available as well as the option to make your own pizza and calzone. My bf had the pasta which he wasn't a huge fan of due to the sausage but the pizza I had was *chefs kiss* AMAZING! I don't remember the name but it had pepperoni, jalapeños, honey, and I added chicken instead of chorizo. Service was quick and friendly. Great causal place to get great pizza!

I used to work here between 5/6/19 and 3/17/20 and boi is this place only gettin better, unbelievable. They didn't miss a beat. The wings/pizza/boooze/food for the babies is all out of this world, fantastico! Yea! Def gonna bring the wee one back here for some more love, git er done! Hahhahahha Definitivamente uno de los mejores restaurantes de aquí!

I love this place but what a #### is this????? First: I ordered by their website it take me through Toast delivering by doordash and I wait more than 2 hours!!! I called doordash, Toast they didn't helped me at all and finally I could talk with manager of Fireworks he solved my problem wich is just canceling my order as my request! 2nd: Their manager was pretty nice. So I ordered again exact same order , I expected my order will come fresh of course! but I RECEIVED MY FIRST ORDER WHICH IS I ORDERED 3 hours ago!!!! look at this spilled all over and freezing fries!!! even that delivery person apologized for this ALL I WANTED JUST A FRESH Cocktails even i ordered 2 times !!!! It's my very first review and I've never been disappointed like this!!

Pizza was nasty. Wasn't cooked thoroughly. It was a lunch special with Brown lettuce for a Caesar salad. I am residing at the Residence Inn Arlington for work for a few weeks and I will not go back there.

Mixed feelings- Ambiance- 5/5, big outdoor patio for Arlington, dogs allowed, indoor looked nice too. Good for kids. Service- 3/5 if being nice, possible we just came on a bad day. We had a wait for a table (obvi fine), very long wait to grab a drink at the bar (gave up after not being able to get served), once we sat it took a little longer than 20 mins to get a waiter (looking at time stamp from when we got the text our table was ready). Staff at front were friendly. Food- it was okay. Fried zucchini and fries pretty good. Pizza was fine, wouldn't get again for me or maybe ask for extra sauce? Beer list good. I think they do happy hour outside too which is nice (not 100%) and they seemed to accommodate groups pretty well. Would potentially give it another try.

My usual go to is Pepperoni pineapple for my pizzas, but decided to go for the Sweet Heat off the menu. Loved that the large pepperoni slices that covered every inch of the pizza. Jalapeños were fresh and got nicely roasted in the oven. It wasn't too sweet, just a hint of the honey. Ordered Uber Eats for the first time from here. The middle portion of the crust was a little soggy, but the outer portion was crispy. Overall, great pizza for delivery.

Pizzas were really good. The ingredients were fresh and the take out service was lightning fast. They are small though. Think of them more as a personal pizza rather than one for sharing.

Definitely a top pizza choice in Arlington. Great happy hour deals including $5 Arancini, $6 flatbreads, and some great cocktail options. Cute indoor, pseudo-outdoor, and outdoor seating options.

Arguably the best pizza in Arlington! Ate there countless times over the two years I lived here. They know how to do spice, how to do non-pizza items, and how to serve a good variety of beers. Not sure about management though. I worked at Courthaus Social and everyone who works at Fireworks ends up quitting and working for Courthaus Social instead, so, i don't know what's going on but clearly they don't know how to manage employees. Great food, great service, sketchy management. Idk man, just treat your workers right and pay them well. Your turnaround rate says a LOT about your management skills.