Georgetown

Paisano’s website says:

“Paisano’s is a gourmet pizza delivery chain that truly offers something for everyone on the menu. When you pass our menu around the dinner table at home or around the conference room at work, we guarantee that everyone will find something that they like.

From our dough to our pizza sauce to our pasta, we make almost everything that we deliver to your home or office fresh and from scratch daily. We focus on delivering a high-quality product with a relentless focus on customer satisfaction.

The first Paisano’s opened in the Shoppes at Fair Lakes in Fairfax, VA in June of 1997. Since then, we have expanded by adding multiple company-owned locations as well as franchises. Our management team has decades of experience in food service and has grown Paisano’s into one of the premier food establishments in Northern Virginia.

We are very active in our local communities because we care about our customers and the communities that have embraced us over the years. Thank you for your continued support and patronage.”

You can see their menus here.

1815 Wisconsin Ave, NW

1077 Wisconsin Avenue, NW

Yesterday folks were very excited to learn that they’d be able to soon get some Simit (Turkish Bagels) in the District. Turns out soon meant really soon – they’re now open (Monday-Thursday 7-8, Friday-Saturday 7-9, Sunday 8-8) and of course you can get more than just Simit – thanks to the owners for sending us the new menu for DC: (more…)

1077 Wisconsin Avenue, NW

An update on those Turkish Bagels we heard about in December. They’re very close:

“Simit is a traditional bread eaten throughout the Balkans and Mediterranean for breakfast and as a snack during the day. Often called a “Turkish Bagel,” Simit are actually softer and lighter on the inside and crunchier on the outside than a bagel.”

Check out their menu here.

Also a Lilly Pulitzer “Resort Wear & Chic Beach Clothing” is coming next door:

1332 Wisconsin Ave, NW

Any fans of Mochi Ice Cream?

“Mochi ice cream is a confection made from Japanese mochi (pounded sticky rice) with an ice cream filling. It was invented by American businesswoman and activist Frances Hashimoto.”