Bozzelli’s in Georgetown exceeded all my expectations with its exceptional pizza. From the first bite, I was captivated by the rich and authentic Italian flavors that danced on my taste buds. The quality of the ingredients and the meticulous attention to detail in crafting each pizza truly set Bozzelli’s apart. What impressed me equally was the reasonable pricing. Despite the outstanding quality, Bozzelli’s manages to offer a wallet-friendly experience. It's rare to find a place that balances superb taste and affordability so well. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this gem in Georgetown is a must-visit. I can confidently say that Bozzelli’s has secured a spot on my list of favorite pizza joints. The combination of mouthwatering flavors, reasonable prices, and the cozy ambiance make it a standout dining destination. Without a doubt, I strongly recommend Bozzelli’s to anyone who appreciates top-notch pizza with an authentic Italian touch.
Donald Bradshaw
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April 21, 2024
This pizza really is good. Check out this pic and look at that luchness in all it's glory. I ordered the cheese and bacon pie and the bacon had a wonderful smoky flavor. Lots of drink options like wine and beer and even a counter that acts like a bar. This place is nestled in Georgetown's lively waterfront. A must stop before or after a water tour on the Potomac.
Rugby
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April 26, 2024
Born in Foggia, Italy, Lucio “Lou” Bozzelli co-founded with his brother, Tony, what was originally known as “Bozzelli’s Brothers Deli." Their business philosophy was simple: SERVE. GREAT. FOOD. Initially, their menu was limited to cold Italian sub sandwiches because they could not afford a grill. Through word of mouth, the only form of advertising they believed in, their business started to grow and eventually they added a grill and even a stove top. As their budding operation improved they expanded the menu to include hot foods like steak subs and lasagna. There was also demand for catering from office meetings to sporting events. As a matter of fact, in the mid to late 80's, when the rock group Glass Tiger's tour bus broke down in front of their shop the band ordered catering for everyone on the bus and the fans who were following. Within a few years, Bozzelli’s became a popular destination in the Washington, DC area especially with our service men and women. The brothers would relish the letters they would receive from troops sharing how much they missed their favorite subs while being deployed. Lou's brother, Tony, continued to operate the business after Lou's passing in 1989. To honor Lou's legacy, his wife and children looked to the stars for inspiration--hence, the spaceman--and relaunched the shop in 2003 as Bozzelli's®. Now with five stores in Arlington, Newington, Springfield, Washington, DC and Georgetown the family continues to work everyday to make Lou's dream of serving great food for the community. Thank you for your interest in our family-owned pizza shop.
Tania Uruchima
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May 07, 2024
Who knew gluten free sandwich would be so phenomenal!
I got the chicken Parmesan sandwich, which was sooo delicious and pretty hefty.
The garlic knots somehow topped the deliciousness of the sandwich, though not gluten free, they were superb. An order had enough probably for 4 people to share!
Inside was roomy with plenty of tables. Also had an option to order on screens for shy folks :)
James just
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May 28, 2024
Walking inside for lunch a tourist asked about the C/O Canal. As I shared a staff member that was sweeping decided to come over and sweep trash all over my feet purposely. She went from one area right to me. I was later told there was no one to express my concerns too. I emailed the company and did not receive any acknowledgment to my complaint. I never engaged even though I do not need management or security to defend myself. I went to Tony and Joe's where the atmosphere is always pleasant and staff is always respectful. A few co-workers have expressed disappointed in some of your products and you are the 4th establishment in that space in my last 18 years seeking lunch options in Georgetown. I grew up eating pizza in NY. 90 second pizza and Nick's on the waterfront has better pizza than you. Not everyone is going to believe what your family, friends and staff post as reviews. I can't be the first and who knows what triggers this person to do this at their job. I just wanted to eat, leave and return to work.
Bozzelli’s in Georgetown exceeded all my expectations with its exceptional pizza. From the first bite, I was captivated by the rich and authentic Italian flavors that danced on my taste buds. The quality of the ingredients and the meticulous attention to detail in crafting each pizza truly set Bozzelli’s apart. What impressed me equally was the reasonable pricing. Despite the outstanding quality, Bozzelli’s manages to offer a wallet-friendly experience. It's rare to find a place that balances superb taste and affordability so well. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this gem in Georgetown is a must-visit. I can confidently say that Bozzelli’s has secured a spot on my list of favorite pizza joints. The combination of mouthwatering flavors, reasonable prices, and the cozy ambiance make it a standout dining destination. Without a doubt, I strongly recommend Bozzelli’s to anyone who appreciates top-notch pizza with an authentic Italian touch.
This pizza really is good. Check out this pic and look at that luchness in all it's glory. I ordered the cheese and bacon pie and the bacon had a wonderful smoky flavor. Lots of drink options like wine and beer and even a counter that acts like a bar. This place is nestled in Georgetown's lively waterfront. A must stop before or after a water tour on the Potomac.
Born in Foggia, Italy, Lucio “Lou” Bozzelli co-founded with his brother, Tony, what was originally known as “Bozzelli’s Brothers Deli." Their business philosophy was simple: SERVE. GREAT. FOOD. Initially, their menu was limited to cold Italian sub sandwiches because they could not afford a grill. Through word of mouth, the only form of advertising they believed in, their business started to grow and eventually they added a grill and even a stove top. As their budding operation improved they expanded the menu to include hot foods like steak subs and lasagna. There was also demand for catering from office meetings to sporting events. As a matter of fact, in the mid to late 80's, when the rock group Glass Tiger's tour bus broke down in front of their shop the band ordered catering for everyone on the bus and the fans who were following. Within a few years, Bozzelli’s became a popular destination in the Washington, DC area especially with our service men and women. The brothers would relish the letters they would receive from troops sharing how much they missed their favorite subs while being deployed. Lou's brother, Tony, continued to operate the business after Lou's passing in 1989. To honor Lou's legacy, his wife and children looked to the stars for inspiration--hence, the spaceman--and relaunched the shop in 2003 as Bozzelli's®. Now with five stores in Arlington, Newington, Springfield, Washington, DC and Georgetown the family continues to work everyday to make Lou's dream of serving great food for the community. Thank you for your interest in our family-owned pizza shop.
Who knew gluten free sandwich would be so phenomenal! I got the chicken Parmesan sandwich, which was sooo delicious and pretty hefty. The garlic knots somehow topped the deliciousness of the sandwich, though not gluten free, they were superb. An order had enough probably for 4 people to share! Inside was roomy with plenty of tables. Also had an option to order on screens for shy folks :)
Walking inside for lunch a tourist asked about the C/O Canal. As I shared a staff member that was sweeping decided to come over and sweep trash all over my feet purposely. She went from one area right to me. I was later told there was no one to express my concerns too. I emailed the company and did not receive any acknowledgment to my complaint. I never engaged even though I do not need management or security to defend myself. I went to Tony and Joe's where the atmosphere is always pleasant and staff is always respectful. A few co-workers have expressed disappointed in some of your products and you are the 4th establishment in that space in my last 18 years seeking lunch options in Georgetown. I grew up eating pizza in NY. 90 second pizza and Nick's on the waterfront has better pizza than you. Not everyone is going to believe what your family, friends and staff post as reviews. I can't be the first and who knows what triggers this person to do this at their job. I just wanted to eat, leave and return to work.