The District of Pie started out as a food truck and added on a brick and mortar location near Chinatown/Penn Quarter.
Now the caveat with DC PI is that they are ‘supposedly’ known for their Chicago-style deep-dish pizza, but I actually did not like it very well, but what I did really like was their regular thin crust specialty pi. The crust is good and slightly crispy, the toppings are great, and the portion is good enough to certainly share with a few people. My favorite of their thin crust is the East Loop, which is mozzarella, pesto, roasted chick, mushrooms, and onions. I love pesto and I love mushrooms so this pi is made for me!
Also, if you are looking for an appetizer, they have some of the absolute best oven-blazed wings I have ever had.
Another tip, stick with the beer or wine… A group of us tried out a few of their specialty mixed cocktails and I’ll just say, it is better to stick with the thin crust pizza here 😉
Details:
District of Pi (aka. Pi-DC)
910 F St NW
Washington, DC 20004
202.393.5484
Serve: Lunch, Dinner
Price Range: $4.95 – $22.95
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