The Little Grand

We were out running errands in the city and decided to turn the day into an impromptu date night. I was in the mood for pizza, so we searched for something nearby and stumbled across The Little Grand. What a find! It’s a cozy spot, so I’d definitely recommend making a reservation if you can. We waited about 30 minutes for bar seating, but didn’t mind one bit—we were able to enjoy a round of cocktails and appetizers off to the side while we waited, which made the time fly. We started with the bar meatballs and the fresh ricotta. The meatballs were a 10/10—absolutely delicious and perfectly seasoned. The ricotta was fine, but I think I was hoping for burrata, so it fell a bit flat in comparison. I also ordered the pickled veggies and really enjoyed the variety of veggies they served—great for snacking and a nice contrast to the richness of the other dishes. The cocktails were just as impressive—balanced, flavorful, and well-made. We ordered a pepperoni pizza and devoured nearly the whole thing, leaving just three slices because we were stuffed. The crust was crisp, the toppings generous - very cheesy, and the overall flavor hit all the right notes. We’ll definitely be back. The Little Grand is perfect for a casual date night or a fun outing with friends—great vibes, great food, and great drinks.

The place is super small so have a backup plan - they don’t take reservations for parties smaller than *4. Luckily, they do takeout as well. I think I’d just do takeout going forward. The veggie supreme and potato pizza are both extremely good. *correction and updated to reflect party size

Really cute small pizzeria tucked away off H st with delicious sourdough pizzas! Got the classic pizza and mushroom. Both were excellent. The dough is nice and crunchy and toppings well balanced. Small restaurant so definitely expect a wait, but worth it. Would like to come try the squares.

place was bangin! pizza was on point with good flavor including tasty crust. well worth a visit. ordered takeout online was timely pick up with no wait and ready when promised

Perfect little neighborhood pizza joint with excellent food and cocktails. The small bites (sunchoke hummus) are the perfect snacks to share over cocktails. Can’t wait to go back and try the square pizza!

Our go to pizza place. If 1 or 2 people, you must sit at the bar to eat but we love it. Go early or book a table.

The bar beans and meatballs were great. We enjoyed the square pepperoni pizza, but there wasn't really a sourdough tang to the crust. I'm looking forward to going back and trying it again.

I was excited to try this place, but unfortunately the pizza dough was undercooked. The atmosphere is very nice, as was the service, but the food was disappointing and overpriced. We tried one round and one square pie. The round (thin crust veggie deluxe) was not very flavorsome and the toppings slid off. It was overly wet and not crisp - very floppy. Would not return.

Why does Yelp waste my time forcing me to write a review when I rate 5 stars and post 8 pics? Why does Yelp waste my time forcing me to write a review when I rate 5 stars and post 8 pics? Why does Yelp waste my time forcing me to write a review when I rate 5 stars and post 8 pics?

Had a fun time here! We came on a cold weeknight, and had to briefly wait for a seat at the bar, as there is limited indoor seating. It looks like they have outdoor seating, but it was too cold for the winter. Their booths appeared to be reservations only, but it wasn't a long wait for a seat at the bar. I got the sangria, which was really good, and we split the evergreens salad as well as the smothered onion pizza with a meatballs add on. The salad tasted like a normal Caesar salad. Their pizza is sourdough based and it was delicious! They also have a 22% service gratuity automatically added, which I felt was a bit steep. Having said that, our bartender was really nice.

My friend told me about this little gem. A cute hidden pizza spot on H street. A group of us had a reservation here but I was late, but the staff were warm and friendly. The pizza was delicious with fresh ingredients and the drinks were the perfect balance of potent and tasty. I will definitely be back.

Had pizza dine in here and loved it. Pizza amd service were great. Love that they have give you a choice of water or sparkling water when you are first seated. Dine in area is nice, charming and quaint. Definately will return.

I must say - one of the best pizzas I've ever had! If you love a thin crust, and all the right portions on a pizza go here. We ordered to go, so I can't speak on the customer service. I will note - it was a little hard to find the location, due to it being tucked in an alleyway. Overall, you'll catch me eating here again!

Don't miss out on this cute alley pizza joint. Finding it is a little adventurous. It's on 7th and when you see the Industrious sign turn left. Inside is beautiful. Not what you'd expect. I'm a New York girlie so I like foldable thin crust. This was perfect. Crispy crust, flavorful red sauce and a nice cheesy top. Absolutely doesn't need toppings. Serve was really friendly and didn't mind that I sat outside. ( I'm tired of AC) Drop by!

This is an absolutely unique place. The location is a little different the way it is tucked back off the road which just makes it a little more intriguing. We did not have reservations and had to wait but the staff was very accomodating. We stood at the end of the bar and had a drink and chatted with the staff very casually. We sat at the bar and had a couple drink and a great all meat style pizza. We enjoyed the pizza and thought the crust, sauce and toppings were all just right. We can't say enough about how nice the staff is and we look forward to coming back the next time we are in DC!

Delish pizza. We sat outside. Cute little spot and definitely a hidden gem. Friendly staff and nice drinks..... what else could you want?

Beautifully decorated pizza restaurant off of H Street. The pizza was flavorful and fresh. There were plenty of pizza options and personalizable tops. Recommend for a dinner or a lunch! The service was quick and friendly.

We had been on the hunt for good pizza in our area since moving to DC and TLG has hit the mark! From the cocktails, to the salad and of course, the pizza, we've found a local gem. The space is very small and people literally line up at 5 PM, so be sure to go early or reserve a table ahead of time. They also have some outdoor seating if you don't mind just grabbing your food and dining al fresco. I 10/10 recommend the ever greens salad, it's like a ceasar and simply delicious. I also got smothered onion pizza with pepperoni and I think about it at least once a day, it's that good! And you can't go wrong with their cocktails. I'll definitely be a regular here.

Very very long wait for pretty good but not amazing pizza. The 22% automatic tip felt a bit excessive, especially given the wait and level of service. Will try it once more to see if I have a different experience.

Have I told y'all that PIZZA is my Love Language? No? Well let me remind you!! Let's go to a "In the cut" alleyway pizza restaurant, & bar!! Yep you read that right!! . Where I am: @thelittlegrand . Location Reviewed: 808 7th St., N.E. Washington D.C. . Menu Includes: Round & Square Craft Pizzas, Salads, Meatballs, Desserts, wine, Beer, & Cocktails. . Items Reviewed: Their Phony Negroni Mocktail (a carbonated non-alcoholic drink with hints of citrus, floral, & juniper hints $10). DELICIOUS. A tad bit bitter as it's supposed to be, but good. Their Straight Up Mocktail (with citrus juices, & Ginger beer $8). STAMP!! Citrusy, & sparkling!! Their Martini (with gin, vermouth , & bitters with a lemon twist $15). STAMP!! Strong, & lemony!! Their Evergreen Salad (with lettuce, creamy herb dressing, pecorino, & bread crumbs $13). LIKE THAT!! Fresh, crisp, & well sauced up!! Their Bar Meatballs (Grass fed Virginia beef, with tomato, parsley, & pecorino $13). STAMP!! I tasted pork, & beef, perfectly blended, with a top notch sauce!! Their Classic Round Cheese Pizza (with whole milk mozzarella, fior di pizza-fresh cheese made from whole milk, tomato sauce, grand padano, basil, & pecorino $18). STAMP!! Thin, crispy, with a high quality cheese!! Their Square Pepperoni Pie (with the same ingredients listed above, on sourdough bread, just with pepperoni $30). STAMP!! Cheesy, not too thick, crisp DELICIOUSNESS!! Their Potato Pie (with crushed potato, rosemary, ricotta, fior di pizza, & oregano $20). STAMP!! Hearty, buttery, finely cheesed...a delightful taste!! GET THIS!! Their Smothered Onion Pie (with all kinds of onions, tomato sauce, fior di pizza, Calabrian chili, & fresh oregano $32). LIKE THAT!! Not overbearingly oniony. You're not going to tear up. Fragrant, & fresh!! . Online Navigation: Easy . Parking: Rough . Recommendations: Try the potato pie...put a protein on it!! . Music:YouTube-BYB James Brown Pocket 5 Stars=STAMP 4 1/2 Stars=LIKE THAT 4 Stars=DELICIOUS 3 Stars=DECENT 2 Stars=PASS 1 Star=NAH #Bigschlimsreviews

I was on a work trip in DC when a storm storm cancelled flights for a few days, which closed most of the restaurants near my hotel. I stumbled upon The Little Grand while searching for anything open for a good bite to eat amongst the chaos of the snow, and I couldn't have been more thrilled. It's a small spot tucked in an alley, but filled with warmth and tremendous hospitality. The team working was super friendly to weary and stranded traveler, and served up an incredibly tasty pie and salad to go along with a stellar beverage. They even gave recommendations of other places around the city to check out until flights resumed later in the week. I'm not sure if I'll make it to all of their recommended places the next time I'm in town, but I know for sure I'll make it back to The Little Grand!

Though their pizzas are great, it seems like every time I come here they are ill prepared to serve their customers. They are always out of something for one reason or another which is a shame because when they do have something the food is good. 3 stars for lack of preparedness but 4.5 for good pizza.

We have been wanting to try Little Grand since their opening. When booking for reservations, they only take four or more, so we assumed it was going to be packed on a beautiful Saturday summer night. We were wrong - most folks were outside dining and most folks were at the bar. The restaurant interior and reno was beautiful. Def my kind of spot. We kept it simple and tried their cheese pie and meatballs. The cheese pie was delicious, flavorful, and reminded me an abridged version of a New York style pizza. The quality was impeccable. The meatball was a nice addition but don't think it was special- the sauce was fantastic though. Would come again to try diff pies and hopefully this place does happy hours or by the slice!

We loved The little Grand! It was recommended to us by on of the servers at another DC spot! The ambiance is delightful and the pizza was flavorful and so good!!! Service was very good.

I want to start off by saying the vibes of this restaurant are 10/10 - it's a small place with intimate tables that would be excellent for a 2nd/3rd date or a night out with close friends. The service was impeccable. The host & servers were all incredibly friendly & attentive and the host went out of her way to accommodate us despite not having a reservation. The drinks were great - we had a sidecar cocktail & 2 glasses of wine (white & red). Great prices too at only $13/cocktail. We had the ever greens salad to start which was very light & fresh. If you like herb-heavy dressings, you'll really enjoy this. For pizza, we had the cheese & the white. The flavors were on point, but the crust could've been cooked longer so if you're looking for a super charred crispy crust this might not be your scene. Overall, incredible ambiance & vibes and would recommend to people who are looking for an intimate night out that enjoy a more Neapolitan style pizza.

Our new favorite neighborhood pizza place!! Worth the few minutes it took us to find the correct alleyway! We were able to snag seats at the bar after waiting a few minutes, during which we were able to order two great cocktails! The space is small, with limited seating, but so so worth the wait to have the cool, cozy vibe that The Little Grand has. We split a pizza and caesar salad for dinner and it was the perfect amount of food. The PIZZA!! Yeah, it really is that good. We loved it. We also loved the salad! We'll be back!

Great pizza joint in DC located in a cute alley. The server was very knowledgeable, we came for the square pizza but we were informed that the square pizzas were not available. We were a bit disappointed but luckily they had a special of the night, the meatball pizza, which was the highlight of our evening.

I really like this place! The drinks are solid! The square pizza, specifically the the Smothered Onion! Price, $32. I got a round pizza to take home and for me, the star hands down was the square! I would describe it as a cross between Sicilian & Detroit style pizza. Is it pricey, a bit! But that's relative! They are also a new business opening post pand... The St. Germaine Spritz- $12 delish! The bartenders also made my friend and I Salted Rim Margaritas. Not on the menu. It's easy to find with a cute neon sign in the window. The space isn't that big but they offer a few booths and some bat seating. Your entire party must be together before being seated. If there is space at the bar, they'll offer you to start there while waiting for the rest of your party to arrive.

Very cozy and super popular spot! Tiny inside and definitely a neighborhood hangout. The pizza was really good but just did not amaze me like other places have. Something was a tad off with the dough. I tried the ricotta potato pizza which had amazing flavors of rosemary but was too salty. The onion square pizza was delicious and tomatoey and oniony! So messy but so good.

I absolutely love to go to The Little Grand every time I'm in DC! It's small and the staff are so accommodating and super friendly and the food is amazing! I love sitting in one of the back booths which gives you a great perspective of the whole place and their quaint bar. If you can, I recommend reservations and check that they're open. Even if you can't make reservations you can usually make it in with a short wait /drink at one of the other many local places nearby (like the bookstore). Our last visit we hit the 20% off wine bottle special so my daughter and I had a nice Pinot while her friend had the Sidecar cocktail. We started with bar meatballs which I love getting all the time. We then got two round pizzas - the pepperoni (added spicy peppers) and the white mushroom (added pepperoni and spicy peppers) with Calabrian chili oil. Everything is mouth watering good - even as leftovers. I think their pizza is one of my all time favorites pizzas ever, and as I said I always try to make this one of my stops when visiting DC!

Delicious cocktails - I had the Negroni. Pizza was so so good - smothered onion and potato. Lovely interior. Friendly and attentive service.

If you've ever been to All Souls, you know the folks in charge can do no wrong, and as expected, they have set a new bar for spectacular pizza joints in DC. The place has a nice aura, packed away deep down a side alley in the Apollo building with a bright red neon light adding a nice glow throughout the space. It is small but incredibly beautiful, dim lit with lots of green and gold tones. They have a nice mix of tables, plush corner booths, and bar seats. Like All Souls, the under-bar area is covered in soft leather for added comfort for anyone with longer legs. You have to love that attentiom to detail. The menu has tons of great pizza options available in round or square sizes. The square is a little larger and thicker, while the round seems better if you are dining solo or don't have a big appetite. While we debated long and hard over what to order - it all looks so good - we opted for the classic pepperoni for our first visit. If you want to be more adventurous, they have one smothered onion option that looks amazing, and a really nice looking seasonal option for the fall. There are 8-10 listed, but you can also create your own adventure from a long list of tasty ingredients. Despite their expert level cocktail abilities, the menu has rather few cocktail options, but they do have some classics that pair perfectly with pizza. I had a martini, a gin variety with a twist. It was great. One of the best martinis in town. It is served super cold and very refreshing. They have plenty of beer options, and even an after-dinner section to add some serious Italian cred. A nice averna or cynar after the meal is a perfect digestif cherry on top. Bonus points for the sweet to go window. We can't wait to get back as soon as possible.

Been meaning to come pass here all summer and we finally made a stop. Little grand is small but cute and quaint. It has a nice size bar for the dining room to be on the smaller side but it's absolutely a cute vibe and not overcrowded in the least bit. The booths are comfy, all around nice decor and finishes. Idr what he had for his beer but I had the Aviation cocktail. It was a good 8/10. I thought it would've been more purple but it wasn't. I enjoy gin cocktails a lot so it was nice to try something new. Both of the pizza pies were delicious. Hot, gooey cheese, and very flavorful. The crust was just right, not dense or anything. We will definitely be returning!

So here's the thing, our waitress wasn't quite my cup of tea. She was a bit of a --personality--came across as annoyed when we didn't notice the menu was what appeared to be a table tent, and then was irritated after inquiring about our water preference-- that I asked for water no ice...and said..."well that wasn't the question. It was sparkling or flat?" Whew! Lordt Jesus, a heifer was still settling into her seat and absorbing the ambiance. Haha...way to set the mood, haha... Regardless, the other folks were lovely. When we accidentally left our take out box on the table, another person came out and handed us back the box. The guy that we first encountered seemed skeptical that my doggo was a service animal--but didn't make me feel uncomfortable at all once I affirmed he was one. My good boyo is impeccably trained and well behaved so once people see his behavior and how he listens--the skepticism tends to fade. Ok--the ambiance. Y'ALL...make this your go to date night spot. The small interior is so lovely, so sweet, so cozy and intimate. An expert eye went into designing this space and it really shines down to the smallest details. NOTE: 22% gratuity is baked into the bill. You can add to that...but it's already folded in. The food is SPECTACULAR. We ordered the simplest as well as the most stacked pizzas...and both were phenomenal. The tomato Pizza is essentially just sauce and the crust...and it was LOVELY. It has the most scant amount of cheese in it...but its flavor really shines. I love the thin, thin, thin crust nature of this pizza. The supreme with vegan sausage was so lovely. I was a vegan for 12 years...and have made my way around all the fake meats...I wasn't the biggest fan of the sausage...but it wasn't bad at ALL. Both pies were so delightful and I'd strongly, strongly recommend that you hit this ticked away little gem up, post haste!

Friend was running late to dinner, so I decided to pop in here for a drink while I waited and managed to get a solo seat at the bar. Everyone I encountered was so incredibly warm and inviting, despite it being hectic and packed on a Friday night with a wait. The vibe was impeccable! I ended up having my friend meet me to have pizza instead. Sauce was one of the best I've had. Cheers!

In an alley just off of H Street NE along 7th Street NE is a tiny, well-designed pizza bar. Park along H Street NE for a few dollars and walk up to the painted brick shop with two neon signs that read "The Little Grand" and "Pizza pick up." After picking up two pizzas and enjoying two cocktails while waiting, here's my experience: 1) Drinks: There are five cocktails on the menu ranging from $12 to $15. Since it was hot out, I ordered two rounds of the St. Germaine Spritz with cava, St. Germaine, soda and rocks with a twist. It was well mixed and very refreshing. They have sparkling, rose, white and red wine by the glass and bottle, after dinner drinks (vermouth, amari and brandies) a mocktails and Athletic Brewing Company non-alcoholic beer, Coca-Cola products, and still/sparkling water. 2) Food: Their main thing is pizza and they have seven different kinds from cheese to white pizza to seasonal supreme. They come in two sizes. Both are 12 inches, but the round one feeds 1-2 people and the square feeds 2-3. I ordered a square pepperoni for $30 and a square cheese with vegan sausage as an add-on for another $30. It took three people, three meals to finish both pizzas! They also have other food like salads, meatballs and bar food like nuts and olives. 3) Space: It's small, but beautiful. There's bar seating and several booths along the wall. The entire space is classy, but intimate and inviting. 4) Service: The owners are very kind and try to get to know every patron without being overbearing. After all, their menu reads "Hot Pizza. Cold Drinks. Warm People." They do all three well. 5) Neighborhood: It's just off H Street NE so slightly less busy, which is good. However, it's still close to many great spots like Solid State Books for books and beer, The Wydown for coffee and Copycat for more great cocktails. The Little Grand will become a neighborhood haunt. After just a few days open, they are on the way.

A winner in my book! The Little Grand is a cute, snug, well-furnished alleyway spot with a well-worn community charm that doesn't betray how new this place is. We got the vegan cheese pizza -- and, having had many vegan cheese pizzas (most bad), I can tell you that this one ranks pretty high up there. The pizza had a divey oilyness that fits the vibe of the place, yet still feels slightly higher-end. The tomato flavor could've been a little richer, but I really liked the crust. The service is excellent -- we had a 15 min wait and both the hostess and waitress were excellent communicators throughout the process. In the future: I would love to try their drink menu and their salads. I hope one day they'll consider letting you order by the slice, too.

We rolled into town around 6pm, checked into our Airbnb and off I went on Yelp to find a place for dinner. I saw that this pizza place was right around the corner so we walked over. We were asked to sit at the bar rather than a table around 6ish. We shared the pepperoni pizza with the pep on one side. We shared a green salad with an herb dressing. Everything was tasty, we wanted our pizza extra crispy and it was served that way. The crust was really great. There is a 22 percent service fee added to the bill.

The Little Grand is the perfect pizza place with the best pizza I've had in this city. That's already enough, but it's also super cozy and inviting. Don't sleep on the salads and cocktails - they're also excellent. A great spot to bring a date or your brother or some friends.

Hidden neighborhood spot + delicious pizza + tasty drinks = I'm sold! First, you have to find Little Grand. It is somewhat hidden behind the Whole Foods. Go north on 7th from H St and it's on the left. Next, order your favorite beverage. Beers are generally a pretty good selection. Also some decent cocktails and wines are on offer. Not a bargain, but not crazy either. Proceed to the pizza. You can't go wrong with the pepperoni. If you're with a vegetarian friend, both the mushroom and potato are great options. Be sure to order the Calabrian chili oil for dipping or spooning. Do talk to your neighbors if you're at the bar. Everyone here is friendly. Finally, remember the tip (22%) is already included. Sometimes they remind you--sometimes they forget to tell you.

Food: NY-ish round and Sicilianish square Pizza Service: Probably the best part of this place Ambiance: local pizza bar where everybody knows your name! Price: $$ On their website, The Little Grand says they are " a little spot with the grand aspiration of being your favorite pizza alley bar." Well I'd say they are accomplishing that mission! This little alley bar and restaurant makes great classic cocktails, an awesome wine selection (try the sparkling red) and did I mention they make pizza to! They have 2 types, rounds and squares. Try the rounds for the sauce and the squares for the toppings. Their pepperoni's crisp up and make the perfect little pep oil puddles, it's divine. Also the meatballs are a must try. We will 100% be back :) Also special thanks to Kirsten the bartender for being awesome!

What a delight! We called ahead to check on soy allergy accommodations and they were very knowledgeable about their ingredients. The location down the alley is super cute outside with a walk-up window for pickup. Inside, cozy, lux ambiance - just what I was hoping for. Right now only parties of exactly four can get reservations, and as two, we didn't qualify. We had pretty drinks - a sparkling wine in a beautiful coupe, and a cocktail. The server brought us a sparkling red to try when we asked about it from the menu - not to our taste but wonderful to try it. We ordered the smothered onion pizza and the mushroom medley pizza. They were both to die for. Completely divine. Would go back in a heartbeat!

Who would say 'no' to pizza? Little Grand is described as a pizza alley bar that offers both round and square pizzas, salads, various sides, and a beverage selection. I liked that you can customize and that they have vegan options, too! We ordered: +the Seasonal Supreme (in a square), which was topped with vegan Italian sausage, lacinato kale, cipollinis, peppers, house-pickled banana peppers, garlic, tomato sauce, whole milk mozzarella, and pecorino; really liked how they did the square pizza, as the edges were thick and crispy +the Potato Pie (in round) that prepared with crushed carola potatoes, rosemary, ricotta, whole milk mozzarella, and oregano); not really what we were expecting; the rosemary was way too strong in this +and, the Smothered Onion (in a round) that was topped with various onions, tomato sauce, pecorino, calabrian chili, and fresh oregano; if you're a lover of onions, this is a good option The place itself looks like a sophisticated pizza parlor, with leather booths and a nice bar area. Service was friendly! I'd like to try the rest of their pizza offerings and their salads. Limited street parking can be found in the area. +pizzas are customizable +friendly service +limited street parking available

Delicious pizza in a cute little spot down an alley. Most often we get the rounds, and have had the pepperoni, the cheese, and the potato pizzas. The pepperoni is maybe my favorite classic pep pizza in DC. Definitely in the top 3. The potato was also good, but not something I'd want a whole pie of. It's pretty rich. We've also gotten the square once. We ordered for pickup, got it home, and dug in. It was soo good! If you like a thicker crust, get the square. If you're into a more traditional thin crust, get the round. You can't go wrong with either! It's a bit on the pricey side for pizza, but pretty average for the area. This is my go to spot in the area!

Love this place! The pizza is amazing! The staff are so friendly and attentive. I've tried several pizzas and the salads, and everything is great!

Amazing pizza, prepared on time for pickup. Really appreciated the timeliness. Will definitely be back! Highly suggest the pepperoni pizza, add onion.

I am a big pizza eater and this is unequivocally the best pizza I have ever had. I have eaten pizza all across the US and Europe and nothing comes close to The Little Grand. The vibe is super cool too. Very nice staff. And good drinks. I prefer the round pizza style.

This place is amazing! The atmosphere is very welcoming and the pizza is delicious! The ingredients used in the pizza is so fresh. I love getting the veggie pizza and adding pepperoni. The owner and the employees provide great customer service and a very kind and professional. I've been here a few times and it never disappoints.

Run, don't walk to the best pizza in dc. My husband and I had the mushroom and meatball pizzas, and had to close our eyes, Ratatouille style, to experience the flavors. The service was top tier, the vibe was great, and the cocktails delicious.

Amazing Pizza, huge Flavor, the crust and the thickness. It's so tasty, it's also soft the next day. it's got so much flavor, I tried the onion lovers square with a little pepperoni on top amazing I can't wait to try the potato one It's small and quaint nice spot, very sharp , very tasty quality is very good. Feel like you're in New York City. I will go back. :

The pizza was ok! The drinks we got were better. Service was excellent and our waitress was super attentive. We thought we wouldn't be able to sit at a table since we were a party of three, but they managed to find us some space. The ambiance is really nice, and it's a super super cute space. The onion pizza was better than the veggie supreme. It's just really not worth the price for me.

This is a great pizza spot tucked away in the alley. The food was delicious we had the vegetable pizza with the vegan Italian sausage. I was reluctant to try the vegan sausage however they were delicious!! The service was great, I can't wait to dine there again and hopefully be able to dine outside.

Awesome little pizza joint hidden in an alley that you'd miss if you weren't looking. Wasn't able to get a table for 2 guests as space is extremely limited. Being I dont drink alcohol I'm not a fan of sitting at bars to eat my meals. We drove a good ways so the bar it was. Service was friendly and prompt. Bonus for having bubbly water on tap. Ordered a round potato and square cheese pie to compare. The potatoe pie was absolutely delicious. All the ingredients were well balanced and the potatoes were cooked just right to the point where they were the star of the show but didn't overpower. The crust had a nice crisp with a soft chew. The square was fantastic. A medley of cheese & sauce with a nice sour funky notes from the sourdough, and finishing off with those crispy crunchy cheesy edges. It was all so good I might have eaten enough pizza for 3 people but don't tell anyone.

22% required service fee is insane. The pizza is relatively expensive for its size. 1 pizza is good for 2 people semi hungry people. ~$25-35. Don't think I can justify coming here regularly though.

Cute little spot with a small menu. There are items that can be modified to vegan, too. Or - at least one that I had. Might want to get there early - we showed up at 455 on a Friday and there was a line waiting to get in the door. We were seated immediately, but many had to wait. Fortunately, they were turning tables pretty quickly - same goes for bar seats. Overall, this was a really solid experience. Pizza isn't anything special - but it's a cozy and welcoming environment that makes your experience more pleasant.

Feels like a secret spot you would find in NYC. Perfect ambience, fantastic service, and delicious pizza. Paired with a salad its a perfect meal.

We got the special white without veggies and the pepperoni pizza - both were amazingly flavorful! But what really dampened our experience and prevented it from a 5/5 was they charged us a 22% charge for takeout! They didn't tell us over the phone about it when we ordered and I've never paid a charge for takeout before. I'm not sure I would go back there because of that even though the pizzas were really good.