Giuseppi's Pizza Plus

Don't understand the hype. Loved the atmosphere though. Tried their calzone and bulkies. It was okay.

Vegetarian options: Not many vegan choices available. Parking: Limited parking; ended up having to park on the street. Kid-friendliness: They host kids' birthday parties.

Make yourself a favor and get a sandwich of the Cheesesteak is legit and a design beer or soda, fresh pommes. Place is a great neighborhood hanging. Friendly staff and excellent food Ver carta

I visited the Gaithersburg location tonight and noticed a birthday party for kids happening there. I wanted to comment on how the staff responded to the party without any prompting. The pizza makers kept bringing out extra chairs to ensure everyone felt comfortable. They also helped patrons who weren't part of the party, as it was quite crowded. I doubt many people noticed their efforts, but I thought it was fantastic!

The pizza here is quite unique. Overall, it was just okay. There was an excessive amount of cheese that overwhelmed the other flavors. The sauce and crust were rather bland. The texture of the crust was reminiscent of Ledo’s—very flaky. However, it didn’t hold up well during transport; after just ten minutes, it had lost all its crispness that it had right out of the oven. It’s not New York-style; it’s rolled out, but still decent.

If you're in the mood for a deliciously indulgent pizza, Giuseppi's is the place to go! I always opt for toppings like red onion, spinach, olives, mushrooms, green peppers, and occasionally artichokes, with extra cheese on top. Their sauce is just right—not too sweet—and the pizza is always cooked to perfection, never undercooked or overdone. While their prices are slightly higher than some competitors, I believe it’s worth every penny. Plus, the delivery is always quick and convenient! Ver carta

My personal favorite for slices. Two and a soda for less than $8. Everything here is awesome, though I feel the sub rolls may not be as good as I remember from several years back. Not sure. I get pizza 95% of the time, so it's not really a complaint. Gene is always super-friendly, too! Parking: Easy to find parking. Wheelchair accessibility: Use the entrance via Booth St. as there are stairs at the entrance on Kentlands Blvd. You will have to go up the curb or access the sidewalk at the intersection of Booth&Kentlands.

Let’s just say your GPS won’t guide you to the entrance of the building, and parking is conveniently nearby. However, one thing is clear: the food is exceptional. The atmosphere resembles that of a fast-food restaurant—basic and unadorned. The women’s restroom door doesn’t close properly, and the only entertainment available for kids is a few rubber balls and vending machines. They don’t serve alcohol. I attended a birthday party there and wouldn’t recommend it for any type of celebration. It’s best to take the food to go and enjoy it at home. Once again, the food is fantastic—definitely give it a try!

Trying like NY Pizza, but it looks meh. I'd come back here. The definitely represented in Rockville NY style pizza, where you can fold the pizza in half and drop the oil (or eat it like me). This in Kentlands could use a better execution. The pizza comes out, but it tastes good and it reminds me when NY where I grew up. The Kalzon is perfect. From all places in MD I tried to get the Calzone next, which I remember eating in NY. It is baked in a pizza oven, has Ricotta cheese, Mozzarella. I just like it with the cheeses. I think it could use more Ricotta to be closer to NY. I'm coming back. Hopefully they can make the pizza flatter so it's closer to NY. But the taste is at the top. Ver carta