Showing posts with label Pi Pizzeria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pi Pizzeria. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 31, 2018

Pi Pizzeria to close in Bethesda

These are sad times to be a deep dish pizza fan in Bethesda. First UNO Pizzeria & Grill closed in the Apex Building. Then we traded Chicago for St. Louis with deep dish pizzas from Pi Pizzeria in April 2016. Now Pi Pizzeria has posted a sign that this Friday, February 2, 2018, will be their last day in Bethesda.

They had a great product, and a good location if you knew there was ample public parking hidden behind the building. Pi Pizzeria, which gained fame as a favorite of President Barack Obama's, has one remaining area location, at 910 F Street N.W. in the District.

Wednesday, April 20, 2016

Pi Pizzeria Bethesda review (Video/photos)

Pi Pizzeria opened this week at 7137 Wisconsin Avenue in Bethesda, and I tested out their South Side Clasico deep dish pizza last night. Watch my video review to hear my verdict.

Monday, April 18, 2016

Suma Restaurant + Bar opening in Bethesda (Photos+menu), Pi Pizzeria opening 4 PM today

Suma Restaurant + Bar is the new concept at the former Nest Cafe space at 4921 Bethesda Avenue. They've been having a soft opening over the last few days, and the official opening is scheduled for tomorrow, April 19. Ignore the Nest signs that are still on the facade at the moment.

The outdoor deck was crowded despite the quiet launch. In terms of expectations and hours today, keep in mind it is a soft opening, but the menu and makeover look great.

There is an emphasis on farm-sourced ingredients, and a mixture of popular appetizers like oysters, deviled eggs and wings combined with sophisticated ones like Chicken Liver Parfait and pan-seared foie gras.

Entrees are much the same, with whole bronzini and steak frites sharing space with duck confit sausage pizza with smoked gruyere, scallions, caramelized onions and hoisin sauce. Pricing isn't too bad when you consider you are getting side dishes you might have to put out $8 for on other restaurant menus. See below for the menu and wine list (click to enlarge).

Meanwhile, Barack Obama's favorite pizza comes to Bethesda today. Pi Pizzeria will open at 7137 Wisconsin Avenue. There's parking in the rear. Take note that they won't be open for lunch - the grand opening will be at 4:00 PM. They're offering a buy-one-get-one free to 75 customers - click here to see if you're one of them.

Also, don't forget Bethesda Row Restaurant Week 2016 starts today at lunchtime.

Sunday, March 27, 2016

Pi Pizzeria sign installed in Bethesda (Photos)

The permanent sign is up at Pi Pizzeria, located at 7137 Wisconsin Avenue in downtown Bethesda. Pi gained notoriety as Barack Obama's favorite pizza. They offer a St. Louis-style deep dish, as well as a thin cornmeal crust pizza. Their liquor license application will be heard by Montgomery County on April 14.


Wednesday, March 02, 2016

New Bethesda pizzeria touts Obama, Esquire mag endorsements; hosting job fair (Photos)

Pi Pizzeria has posted Coming Soon signage, including a few boasts of the famous endorsements it has received from Esquire magazine and the Commander-in-Chief himself. Barack Obama is a fan of their deep dish pizza, and as a Chicagoan, that's not too surprising.

But they will also be serving a cornmeal thin crust pizza. Both types were served at the White House in 2009, a year after Obama first sampled the pizza while on the campaign trail in St. Louis.

In order to serve "the best beer menu" in America, they're going to need a liquor license, and that application is due for review by Montgomery County on April 14.

Want to work at Pi Pizzeria? They are hosting a job fair tomorrow, March 3, and Friday March 4, from 9:00am - 6:00pm at the restaurant. All positions are open.


Well, I guess we know
one beer that will be on
the list



Wednesday, February 03, 2016

Pi Pizzeria coming to Bethesda

Barack Obama's favorite pizza is now coming to Bethesda. Pi Pizzeria will bring its St. Louis recipe pies to 7137 Wisconsin Avenue in April. They are now hiring for this location, which has been a pizza place before. It was most recently Pitzze.

Order the deep dish, of course! They also offer a thin, cornmeal crust. You may also know Pi Pizzeria as District of Pi in DC.