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washingtonpost.com
Thursday, June 9, 2005
It's hard to overstate the central role of a wood-burning oven in
the success of Arlington's new pie-tanza restaurant...
AOL Cityguide
Join the lively ruckus at this North Harrison neighborhood cafe
where an open-air kitchen and brick oven take center stage, turning
out 12-inch wood-fired pizzas with an assortment of fresh toppings.
Tables for two multiply for 20 in a family-friendly atmosphere where
Frank Sinatra, Italian opera and pop tunes play in the background.
Grab a table or pop on a stool by the window, where you'll find
faces peering in to see what all the fuss is about.
pie-tanza was also chosen as one of AOL Cityguide's top 10 "Family-Friendly"
restaurants in the DC area!
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