You know Andy’s from Leesburg & Lovettsville. You know us for quality, charm, and a home-town feel that have kept us in business for nearly 35 years in Loudoun County. Now, Andy’s is excited to open Market in The Gap in Hillsboro. Come on in and grab a wood-fired pizza to go. Have a beer or a glass of wine with your neighbors while you wait. Space is limited right now, so we’re not doing much dine-in, but in time, the menu will expand—and so will our capacity to serve you!
Hours
| Friday | 12–9 PM |
| Saturday | 12–9 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 3–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 3–9 PM |
| Thursday | 12–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 37055 Charles Town Pike, Hillsboro, VA 20132
Phone: (703) 771-0277
Website: https://themarketinthegap.com/
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Reviews
The star of the show was the pizza: thin, fresh, and absolutely delicious, with that perfect crust you can only get from a fire stone oven. But what truly made the visit special was meeting Andy. He was a delight—so personable and friendly. It’s a treat to see someone so passionate about their craft.
I even tried to sneak a photo of the Caprese salad at the next table because it was massive and looked incredible! I’ll definitely be back to try it for myself. If you’re ever in the area, you’ve got to check this place out.
Will definitely be back when in the area (and certainly worth the drive)!
*Market in The Gap* is such a deserving establishment.
Located in the middle of downtown HILLSBORO, it boats of plenty of free parking.
There are limited seats indoors, however; there is additional outside seating. A modern parachute material hangs overhead for shading.
We were lucky to meet Andy, the owner of several locations, Andy’s Pizza.
Andy was instrumental in sharing the rigorous process followed to create unbelievable pizza dough.
The overhead brick oven produces remarkable pizza pies in minutes because of its optimal design.
The building happens to be a converted garage shared on the property of a 209 year old home that still has its own “milk house.”
Andy is planning on expanding this pizzeria/market.
Going back inside, the name of this business includes the word “market,”and it is backed by a variety of “grab-and-go” items from a large refrigerated shelving unit, containing a vast variety of sodas, beers, wines, as well as other to fill one’s gut, in the case of chicken salad, hummus.
Andy has a serious selection of specialty wines (reds, rose, & and whites)
What’s your preference? Andy has it for you at MARKET IN THE GAP.