Amazing pizza. Services were excellent!!! Eating pizza and watching the first baseball game of the season. Can't get better than that. Everyone was enjoying the money. Once again phenomenal!!!! Support local businesses. Great place to hang out and watch a game or hang out with friends.

For a bar pizza, this was actually pretty good. Came really quick, delivered was only $2.

My sister and I stopped in around 6 from out of town and despite it being super busy, the bartender serving us (Clayton) was super attentive, friendly, and overall just doing a very great job for how busy it was. I noticed he was doing the job of multiple staff members though, he was taking orders, making drinks, cashiering and closing tabs, running food to tables, cleaning up tables, etc, ALL by himself... He did it with a smile but I felt SO BAD for him seeing how understaffed this place seems to be. Amazing food, amazing staff, lovely atmosphere, but could use extra helping hands so the staff isn't so overwhelmed, especially on a saturday night!!

Staying in a hotel across the street, had an Uber Eats credit to burn and could pick up to avoid the fees. Ordered a calzone with my preferred ingredients. The calzone was perfectly cooked and the ingredients of the flavor and quality you'd expect from a "not a national chain" pizzaria, meaning clearly fresh vs. canned or frozen vegetables. I wish it had some kind of a wash or even olive oil on the surface - the crust was very dry but not overly thick/chewy, but that's just a personal preference. The only downside was the "marinara" or pizza sauce. It was completely cold (I'd much prefer it warm to bring out the flavors) and very, very sweet. For a meal in a hotel in a city that isn't my own, it was perfectly fine and I'd have no problem ordering again. I just wouldn't seek them out otherwise. From what I read, they're much more of a "local chain" and depend on their bar, bar food and pizza for the bulk of their operation. That makes a lot of sense and I could absolutely see this as a neighborhood joint for a beer, some wings and a slice.

Came here on a Monday for their weekly trivia night for the first time and it was a great experience! It's a smaller bar type establishment, but the bartender was incredibly nice. I ordered my food at the bar, and tender told me to sit down and he'd bring me my food. It took maybe 10-15 min for the pizza to come out but it was delicious! Hot and really flavorful. I also ended up getting a cider on tap and it was good and dry as described. Will likely be back especially for take out or trivia in the future!

This was a wonderful bar with good atmosphere, regulars and team. It was only a few blocks from our hotel and both my wife and I wanted some pizza. Multiple people told us to come here. The staff here was nice and attentive to our needs. There were not many people there when we got in but as we left you can see the locals (and tourists) starting to make their way in. This is not a pizza place, it is a bar and did not expect too much but.... The pizza was a tasty thin crust pizza with lots of sauce and cheese and definitely tasty. We went with a plain cheese and enjoyed it. SImple and tasty... a good mix. This shop was definitely worth the few block walk we took to get here. I am sure that it would be fun to come here when the place is packed and filled with electricity, but that will have to be next time. You treated the New Yorkers well. KUDO's to the team at 'A Pizza Mart.'

What can I say but wow! Great bar, great atmosphere, and great group of regulars that go here. There Calzones are absolutely amazing with a very thin and crispy crust absolutely loaded to the brim with toppings - no air in here! For $17 you can easily split one of these, or be greedy and eat it all yourself. The staff here is very nice and attentive, and the crowd that comes here is very friendly and easy to talk to. If you're in Capitol Hill I HIGHLY recommend stopping by and giving this place a try - You won't regret it!

Asked by a reporter why he wanted to climb Mount Everest, George Leigh Mallory replied "because it is there". Similarly, and with all due respect, one doesn't go to any of the A Pizza Mart locations for the sublime flavor palettes of their localvore artisanal pizza varieties. Those leaving low reviews are completely missing the point. Visit because it's there, all the way to 2 am. In a city foodscape that closes down frightfully early, A Pizza Mart provides an oasis of warm food, great music, for separate cheesy video streams, friendly if reserved staff, and the cheery buzz of various socioeconomic classes reveling in the shared not of late night dining. We arrived after the trek from the airport, after the hotel check-in dance, hungry in a mostly shuttered city. Two steps in we knew this would salvage the evening. A flannel-clad, heavily bearded bartender walked is through our choices of pizza slices: 1. Pepperoni 2. Meat lovers 3. Veggie 4. Ham and pineapple We tried several slices of the first three. Each had a very distinct flavor, was confidently baked, and was large. Satisfying. The menu is huge, including chicken parmesan sandwiches and calzones. Locals have a long way to go to exhaust this menu. The food, the vibe, the buzz, the music, the football game alongside the animal videos and the MTV-like channel, and the joy of the bartender had us smiling all the way back to the hotel. Does this pizza rival those offered by culinary superstars or what's on offer on New York or Rome? Of course not, but that's not the point. Enjoy! We did!