RedRocks Pizza

First time visit. Bar atmosphere inside was quaint and intimate feeling. The gentleman host inside was courteous and helpful...and had great nails. The outside brick patio was ok. The outside waitress didn't once ask if we needed anything but perhaps she thought she didn't need to since I went inside to order after sitting down with my kids. I was ok with it but she could've asked if we wanted a menu or water or something when the 4 of us sat down trying to decide what we were doing. The sauce on the garlic knots was delicious!!! Pleasantly surprised how good it was for a snack. The eggplant rollatini (sp?) was good as well. The boys ate the cheese pizza before I could try it but that's an endorsement to me. lol I'll go back just to see how different it is from a Saturday afternoon with

My wife and I went to Red rocks pizza and had a wonderful time. The atmosphere is an old brick building with a small bar and tables for the restaurant. In the picture is a fennel salad with orange slices and walnuts which my wife loved, and there are also garlic knots which were crunchy but soft with great marinara sauce. The pizzas were also excellent but thin crust. I like thick crust generally but these were good thin crust pizzas. Very chewy dough, and the toppings were excellent. We will definitely go again.

Tonight I had the opportunity to try a Red Rocks Staple, their Italian Style Ice Cream! What a treat it was.... I do have to say, it was a Gelato chocolate! Maybe next time I will order it without the chocolate syrup!! Anyway, one of my favorite ice creams in the city! While waiting for my treat I enjoyed a crisp draft beer served by a very nice man named Frank tending bar... 5/5

Maybe we went on an off day but- I was not at all impressed with this place. I ordered the bianchi pizza and it was thick, chewy, and tasted like a smoked provolone as opposed to the buffalo mozz that was advertised. Crust was thick and unremarkable. We nicknamed it Cheese Stick Pizza. My husband’s margarita pie was quite good, thin, and crispy. The two pies felt like they were from two different restaurants. I would try this place again and stick to red pies- will update this review if the time comes.

Best pizza spot in dc! Great, dependable mid-priced pizza. Lots of great specialty pies on the menu. There’s tons of seating so always room without a reservation. In the summer, great patio that’s generally full and cozy. Good beer selection.