My Own Pizza

Classic New York–Style Pizza You Can Grab Anytime! Open from lunch through late night, this is the kind of neighborhood pizza spot you’d end up visiting all the time—lunch, snack break, dinner, or even a late-night bite. Their classic New York–style pies feature an 18-inch thin crust loaded with rich tomato sauce and plenty of cheese. Slices are the standard order (whole pies are available too). Each slice is so generously topped that you’ll need the classic New York “fold”—bending the slice in half lengthwise—just to keep the tip from drooping. The beautifully browned cheese, flavorful sauce, and tasty cornicione make it seriously satisfying!

I work not to far from this pizza spot location. The slices are huge! A must try is the meatlovers, and the buffalo chicken..Torch!!! The do have wings, you can get them in either buffalo or BBQ. The size of the wings are pretty decent for the price.

During a recent trip to DC, we stopped at this place for pizza. The place was clean and near the hotel, and the pizza was excellent—we really enjoyed it. Nothing to say about the cooking and taste except praise. I was impressed by how fast the pizza was cooked—less than 5 minutes, something we’ve never seen coming from Canada. Both employees, the lady at the register and the cook in the back, were very professional and courteous. I recommend this spot, and its prices are within the normal range.

My Own Pizza, located next to the mall in Washington, D.C., is a convenient spot for a quick bite. We ordered a large pepperoni pizza, which was prepared quickly and served with a smile — the staff at the counter were pleasant and friendly. The pizza itself was good, though the crust was thinner than I expected; I was hoping for more of a traditional hand-tossed style. The price felt a bit high for what we ordered, but that may simply be the standard for D.C. Overall, it’s a nice place with fast service and decent quality, just a touch on the pricey side for my taste.PS this was for take out because the few seats that were there were taken.

After paying $7.70 for a sad hot dog at the Air and Space Museum, we went looking for something decent to eat nearby — and stumbled upon this absolute gem! The pizza here is thin, crispy, and packed with flavor. Great salads too, and all at very reasonable prices. Totally hit the spot — highly recommended if you’re in the area and hungry for something actually good.