
At AP Pizza Shop, we pay tribute to the classic pizzerias of Chef Mike Friedman’s New York and New Jersey roots. Enjoy authentic deck oven slices and seasonal pizzas, along with Italian-American antipasti and dolci. Our dough, made from whole wheat and 00 flour, is fermented for three days to create the perfect crispy, chewy crust, reminiscent of traditional Italian-American pizza joints. For a true taste of Italian-American flavors, visit AP Pizza Shop and experience the best in pizza and more!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4747 Bethesda Ave APT A, Bethesda, MD 20814
Phone: (301) 961-6451
Website: https://www.appizzashop.com/
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That said, it’s not worth the price. Price per slice will usually exceed $5, which works out to $40 per pizza. Acceptable maybe on a 5 star hotel room service menu, but not in a walk-in or delivery pizzeria, unless we’re talking gold leaf and caviar toppings.
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Bethesdans’ food standard is not generally high. Add one of highest retail rent districts in the US and Bethesda’s penchant for mediocre food at so-so prices, and you’ve got the makings of yet another food concept that likely won’t manage around here.
Advice to management: lower the prices, make more sizes available for delivery. Consider the very tough restaurant environment in Bethesda and retool accordingly.
AP Pizza Shop is a great example of how far pizza has come. They nail the evenly baked thin crust produced by the deck ovens, a staple of the classic NE pizzerias.
I sampled 3 slices and they were all excellent.
BUONA – Bianco di Napoli tomatoes, mozz, pepperoni, grana, Calabrian chili honey, basil – everything you want in a solid slice, and the honey drizzle is not needed but a welcome touch
SEDGEWICK – whipped ricotta, mozz, taleggio, parm, chives, black truffle honey – gorgeous white pizza, beautifully presented
SALSICCIA – tomato, mozz, provolone, Italian sausage, roasted peppers, garlic breadcrumb – loved the garlic bread crumbs, they add great flavor and texture.
Service was friendly and fairly fast. There is some limited indoor seating but they cater to carryout.
Definitely will be back.
I had the Buona pizza and loved it. I’m a sucker for hot honey. The cheese was great but I wouldn’t have minded more. If you’re nervous about “spicy pizzas” this is not one to fear.
Fairly priced and convenient to eat in or take out.
Aside from that, the pizza was okay, but the focaccia breadsticks were excellent, served with a creamy dip—for $9, they were worth it. Overall, quick but pricey.
The crust strikes that perfect balance of crisp and chewy, and the menu’s mix of New York– and Sicilian-style pies keeps things interesting. You can grab a slice at the counter or make it a full sit-down experience. It’s approachable, creative, and just different enough to stand out in Bethesda’s dining scene.
If you love pizza but want something a little more thoughtful — this spot nails it.
My kid usually will crush two Andy’s slices and he put away two slices of pepperoni pretty easily.
Overall I thought it was a decent pie. 18” pepperoni for 30 bucks which included a 15% tip. It’s basically order through a computer and wait for your pizza to be delivered to your table.
I’d definitely go back. Might be the best pizza in Bethesda row. The only real competition in Bethesda is Andy’s.
One thing that would put it up at a 5 for me would be higher quality pepperoni that turn into cups when baked.
Standard: A good slice of cheese pizza. The dough has a lot of flavor and it’s clear that quality ingredients are used.
Buona: the Calabrian chili honey really made this pizza.
Salsiccia: again, a good slice. The sausage is really flavorful.
Bombolini: these were just okay. Tasted a bit oily and for $9, just not worth it at all.