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Luigi's Pizzeria Restaurant

1132 19th St. NW, Washington, DC 20036 | 202-331-7574 | Web site »

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Neighborhood:

Downtown

Metro:

Farragut North (Red Line)

Cuisines:

Italian, Pizza

Tags:

pizza, takeout, sandwiches, kid friendly

hours:

Mon-Sat 11 am-midnight; Sun noon-midnight

Atmosphere:

For Groups, Kid friendly

Price:

$$ ($15-$24)

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Luigi's regulars think this Italian trattoria, set among downtown's mirror-windowed office buildings, serves the best pizza in town.

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Luigi's regulars think this Italian trattoria, set among downtown's mirror-windowed office buildings, serves the best pizza in town.

With its red-checked tablecloths and Chianti bottles, the place does a brisk lunch business and still attracts plenty of diners at night, as it is a short walk from the movie theaters and night life of Dupont Circle.

Luigi's offers an extensive list of pastas and starter dishes (antipasti) as well as its famous pizza and a long wine list to wash it all down. The lunch-goer may chose an Italiano sandwich for $4.50, made with fresh mozzarella, marinated eggplant, roasted peppers and lettuce, or a pizza for one, starting at $6.50 for a plain cheese pie. At night, the place takes on a romantic atmosphere, but large groups will also feel at home since tables can be moved to accommodate them.

-- Harriet Winslow

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Luigi's Pizzeria Restaurant

1132 19th St. NW,

Washington, DC 20036

202-331-7574

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hours:

Mon-Sat 11 am-midnight; Sun noon-midnight

Location:

Metro:

Farragut North (Red Line)

Atmosphere:

For Groups, Kid friendly

Cuisines:

Price:

$$ ($15-$24)

Tags:

pizza, takeout, sandwiches, kid friendly

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Luigi's regulars think this Italian trattoria, set among downtown's mirror-windowed office buildings, serves the best pizza in town.

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Luigi's regulars think this Italian trattoria, set among downtown's mirror-windowed office buildings, serves the best pizza in town.

With its red-checked tablecloths and Chianti bottles, the place does a brisk lunch business and still attracts plenty of diners at night, as it is a short walk from the movie theaters and night life of Dupont Circle.

Luigi's offers an extensive list of pastas and starter dishes (antipasti) as well as its famous pizza and a long wine list to wash it all down. The lunch-goer may chose an Italiano sandwich for $4.50, made with fresh mozzarella, marinated eggplant, roasted peppers and lettuce, or a pizza for one, starting at $6.50 for a plain cheese pie. At night, the place takes on a romantic atmosphere, but large groups will also feel at home since tables can be moved to accommodate them.

-- Harriet Winslow

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Luigi's Pizzeria Restaurant

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1132 19th St. NW,

Washington, DC 20036

202-331-7574

Quick Take

Luigi's regulars think this Italian trattoria, set among downtown's mirror-windowed office buildings, serves the best pizza in town.

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Location:

Metro:

Farragut North (Red Line)

Cuisines:

Tags:

pizza, takeout, sandwiches, kid friendly

hours:

Mon-Sat 11 am-midnight; Sun noon-midnight

Price:

$$ ($15-$24)

Atmosphere:

For Groups, Kid friendly

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Our Review

Luigi's regulars think this Italian trattoria, set among downtown's mirror-windowed office buildings, serves the best pizza in town.

With its red-checked tablecloths and Chianti bottles, the place does a brisk lunch business and still attracts plenty of diners at night, as it is a short walk from the movie theaters and night life of Dupont Circle.

Luigi's offers an extensive list of pastas and starter dishes (antipasti) as well as its famous pizza and a long wine list to wash it all down. The lunch-goer may chose an Italiano sandwich for $4.50, made with fresh mozzarella, marinated eggplant, roasted peppers and lettuce, or a pizza for one, starting at $6.50 for a plain cheese pie. At night, the place takes on a romantic atmosphere, but large groups will also feel at home since tables can be moved to accommodate them.

-- Harriet Winslow

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Luigi's Pizzeria Restaurant

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1132 19th St. NW,

Washington, DC 20036

202-331-7574

Quick Take

Luigi's regulars think this Italian trattoria, set among downtown's mirror-windowed office buildings, serves the best pizza in town.

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Location:

Metro:

Farragut North (Red Line)

Cuisines:

Tags:

pizza, takeout, sandwiches, kid friendly

hours:

Mon-Sat 11 am-midnight; Sun noon-midnight

Price:

$$ ($15-$24)

Atmosphere:

For Groups, Kid friendly

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Our Review

Luigi's regulars think this Italian trattoria, set among downtown's mirror-windowed office buildings, serves the best pizza in town.

With its red-checked tablecloths and Chianti bottles, the place does a brisk lunch business and still attracts plenty of diners at night, as it is a short walk from the movie theaters and night life of Dupont Circle.

Luigi's offers an extensive list of pastas and starter dishes (antipasti) as well as its famous pizza and a long wine list to wash it all down. The lunch-goer may chose an Italiano sandwich for $4.50, made with fresh mozzarella, marinated eggplant, roasted peppers and lettuce, or a pizza for one, starting at $6.50 for a plain cheese pie. At night, the place takes on a romantic atmosphere, but large groups will also feel at home since tables can be moved to accommodate them.

-- Harriet Winslow

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