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Last week we saw that ZPizza looked close to opening up at 8th and H St, NW. It turns out that’s not the only pizza news for Penn Quarter. It looks like Pi Pizzeria will be opening up a restaurant on F street NW in Spring of 2011. It does not appear that they are affiliated with Pi Pizzeria in Adams Morgan. Their Web site says:
…known for its deep-dish cornmeal crust
provel-free
…the best deep and thin crust pizza in st. louis
the circular constant
…open lunch and dinner 7 days/week
happy to pour wine from your collection
…the circumference of a circle when its diameter is 1
a green restaurant
…now in the central west end, kirkwood and chesterfield
grateful for your support
…often available for private parties
happy to split checks up to 4 ways
…now serving gluten-free crust
offering daiya vegan cheese and match vegan meat
…unable to accept reservations
open for coffee and pastries at 6am in the cwe
…now serving from our mobile pizza truck
coming spring 2011 to washington, dc
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