Pi Pizzeria - Bethesda

The food was good, the service was lacking. I came in with a party of dive and we had to wait for 10 minutes for a seat, no big deal. The drawback was that there was nowhere to sit and wait, the only place we could be was standing in front of the hostess booth. The hostess was apathetic, and when we were seated the area has a caution sign and had food all over the ground they was also for some reason covered in water. This wouldn't really bother me but there was no warning or any indication from the staff anything was wrong. Next, another member of the staff literally threw down our forks and knives at breakneck speed with a loud thunk. We got the kale salad and deep dish Berkeley, which were both delicious and come highly recommended. The food was good and the price decent, just wish it was a lot cleaner and the staff slightly more approachable. Overall recommend as a quality pizza joint.

I wouldn't visit this restaurant again. It is about two blocks away from my house, so I was excited to try it. However, I find it is overpriced and the service is sub par. It seems like the employees are more so there to hang out with each other - which again, provided for a not so great customer experience. The pizzas are good - thin and wood fired. I had a sandwich the second time I returned and I would not order it again.

When we went with the team in person, the pizza and experience was good. Total fail on trying to order pick-up for the team now. After lengthy menu selection and order creation process as well as account creation, I placed the order only to learn that the store was "off-line" and got a phone number. When I called a generic (no biz ID) automated voice gave me "company directory" options and ultimately a general voice mail box - huh? If you don't want our business and make it so hard, we will go elsewhere... (two stars only because previous in-store experience was good)

The pizza was good. They give you a ton of choices and toppings to choose from. Not good enough to justify the high price but it was good. I ordered online and my order was ready upon arrival. The staff was friendly and welcoming. I would visit this place again but not frequently. Their prices are way to high they need to cut it lol.

The pizza crust was hard and not very tasty. Lots of cheese as per st Louis pizza. Cheese does not have a lot of flavor. The tomato sause on top was good. We basically couldn't find the pepperoni. We had olives as appetizer and they were very good. My daughter put on list not to return.

Went in in late May with friends following my son's band concert along with another parent and child. We had been once before and I found the food to be just OK (with the exception of the meatballs. The meatballs are delicious). The challenge we had was that it was SWELTERING in there. We asked several times to have the space cooled. First, the attitude of everyone other than our server was very flat - they clearly didn't care that sweat was rolling down my back and my husband's face, as well as the other adult in our party. The server seemed concerned and made some excuse about the AC not working properly but we got no relief to to point that we took most of the food to go. No one apologized. In fact, since we were among the last there they seemed happy to see us go. The DC location is far better and I will never return o Bethesda. In fact, I bet it will be closed within a year.

New Haven-style pizza is finally here in DC. The pizza here is just like the style at Pepe's or Sally's from New Haven. Crispy crust, slight charring on the outside, brick ovens, slightly sweet tomato sauce, gooey cheese. The interior is well decorated and maintains a similar look to Pepe's (but slightly more upscale), and they offer all the pizzas you'd expect (like the white clam!). Only complaint is the price--it's a bit more pricey than your typical pizza fare.

I ordered a small deep dish pepperoni pizza. It was the worst pizza I've ever had. It was covered in a massive amount of tomato sauce to hide the shortage of pepperoni slices, which was one per slice. The cheese under all that sauce was so thin that I could hardly taste it because of all the damn tomato sauce. The crust was hard and tough to chew and they charged $15 for this mess. If I could give less than 1 star I would. You could get a better pizza at a convenient store.