Stone Hot Pizza

Pretty much the best hummus I’ve ever had. Freshly made in house with a delicious small batch olive oil. Well done Stone Hot! I almost forgot, the pizza is pretty amazing too. The green peppers and onions couldn’t have been a day old.

Bad Customer Service Very Bad .Did Not Want To Honor The Coupon That I Just Picked Up Over The Counter .They Kept Saying Is The Owner… Bad service

We saw the whole thing whatever this person say it is a lie. Instead when they told him this is management decision he went on insulting the lady who was helping him. The sales associates at the business were really nice and respectful. They did not say anything but appreciating customers presence at Stone Hot Pizza. They even thanked him while he was leaving the business premises.
— Reply to «Sam T. «personally I love this pizza place everything is halal and good definitely stop by!

Just got in to order a pizza .they did not want to honor a coupon that i picked up from the counter by the register for no reason .i used to like this place i almost eat there twice a week .no more… very upset… last time also i had a a late delivery. very bad customer service… go some where else. message to the owner .FIND u an other manager .the one u have now she dont know any thing about customer service .
One of the guys came and honored the coupon .and she came after him and said NO charge him this. i end up paying full price .i dont mind paying for good food but it was about the way i was
the end when i was about to leave all she said thank you for the review. And an other employee she almost said if you dont like us here dont come any more .wow im more impressed now. people stick with big chains like papa jhons or dominos at least they know the meaning of customer service and they WILL take care of you some how.
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i use to love this place never had a problem. Until a driver didn’t want to deliver my food only because i couldn’t tip him $ 5. this is ridiculousness. And for these people to be «Muslim» they should take what Allah gives them and not be greedy. Sometimes people don’t have money to tip $ 5 dollars. but at least its something.. so unless you have $ 5 to tip expect your food to be late!!!

My favorite pizza store in washington DC metro area. Most thing I like about their pizza that it never comes greasy. All meats are Halal. Great Place and delicious food.

I won’t be ordering from here anymore. First they delivered to my old address even though when I placed the order I put in the new address. It took them about an hour and 20 min to get to the correct address. When I got my food it was cold and soggy. I gave them a call and all they said was sorry. They didn’t send me a new order or anything. I understand that it probably wasn’t the drivers fault and it was probably an issue with their system, but still. It’s pretty obvious they don’t care about their customers.

Awesome !! All the ingredients are home made and the taste is just awesome !! I recommend it

Food is good. Unfortunately, the experience wasn’t good as the delivery driver was loud, impolite and disrespectful. First, he asked to meet him by the building’s back entrance, then he said that this time only would he deliver the food to the apartment, and that next time, we would have to come down. Since when do people «negotiate» a delivery order!!! You either deliver or you don’t. And if for some odd reason you aren’t able to come to the apartment, you definitely don’t argue, tell, and impose a condition.

All I wanted was a really good steak and cheese. I got a tough few pieces of meat, too much mayo and I think there was some cheese.
Wouldn’t go there again

So… The wife and I decided to stop in and have a slice of pizza. Stone Hot only sells whole pizza pies, but offer personal sized pies. They are pretty good. I would say they are better than Domino’s or Pizza Hut. It wasn’t too busy, so they seating area was fine and fairly clean. It’s located in the busiest parking lot in the world, so illegally parking in the lot behind the building may be a good idea. Pretty good experience overall.

I love this place! When I used to live around the area, I used to get it at least once a week. Back then I lived with family, so the family combo used to be the bomb. But even still I love everything on their menu and gets harder and harder every time I come after being not here for a while because I want everything. Yummy!

Very good pizza. I had the Funghi with wheat crust. Great flavor. I needed a little salt on mine. Will definitely go back.
The place is small inside, so to go for sure. Online ordering is quick and easy, but if you walk in there are a few comfortable looking seats for waiting.

Worst food and service no family environment it’s just a small tiny restaurant, took too much time even you ask for extra plate

The operator had great phone skills when taking my order. Location and parking are slightly tricky, but the place is very cut inside. Service was fast and friendly. Most importantly, the pizza was fantastic! It reminds me of some of the pizzas I’ve had in Europe; fresh ingredients and delicious combinations. I got the Amata and would definitely order it again. Looking forward to trying the Calzone or Stromboli next time.

I love the eclectic tastes of the pizza at this place.
The steak and cheese is my favorite. It is the pizza equivalent of the steak and cheese sandwich.
It comes with fresh meat, a slightly thin crust, and and mayo to top it off.
I am definitely hooked on stone hot and the staff there is very efficient, the overall atmosphere is clean, and they deliver relatively quickly.
Absolutely yummy pizza!

Fresh pizza ! Several topic options.
They also have some of the food items from the neighboring Ethio-​Mediterranean shops such as gyros, ayran and baklava.
They have their own parking slots which helps in the busy complex.
I personally loved their Calzone more than Pizza. Fast and cheerful staff.
And yes they deliver !

I am always looking for good places to eat near my job to escape during my lunch break. I have been meaning to visit Stone Hot Pizza for about a month now. I never knew where it was, and honestly, I do not think pizza is a good idea for a solo lunch date. Either way, one day I decided to canvass the area for food places and viola! Stone Hot Pizza, about 5 minutes from my job.
Today, I was really feigning for a good sandwich. Not the Panera bread sandwich, but a really well-​prepared deli sammich! Stone Hot was the first place I thought about. I left my job and walked to my car (about a 5 minute process), and called to order when I was driving in their direction. I was put on hold for about 4 minutes; which was cool considering the lunch hour. When the lady returned, I barely understood what she said but I was able to get my order across to her without an issue. I arrived at Stone Hot Pizza, which is located in a small shopping center and next to a 7 – 11. There were two trucks delivering beverages to the 7 – 11 but there was still plenty of parking available. I went in, gave them my name and my order was complete. Considering, I only ordered a smoked turkey sub, and my job was only 5 minutes away, this was reasonable. The sandwich came with a bag of plain, Lays potato chips and came to about $ 8.
The inside was very small for a pizza place. I doubt any big family would dine in without having to rent the entire place. Their beverage selection was very minimum as well. This made me raise an eyebrow; you would think since there is a 7 – 11 next door, their drinks would be up to par. I ended up just walking over there and loading up on drinks. Maybe they have a deal with them, or something. I did notice the brick oven and the method in which they made their pizzas. I am fan of a good, brick-​oven pizza, as opposed to the conveyor belts used by the chains.
When I arrived back at my office, I was happy that I had plenty of time to enjoy my meal. Usually, I’m stuck with a 15 – 20 minute scarf-​down!
The sandwich was pretty good. The bread was toasted but was still moist. The turkey was definitely smoked and flavorful. And it had the perfect amount of mayo and honey dijon. The lettuce and tomatoes were fresh. The only thing I did not appreciate was too much lettuce. There was some left when the sandwich was complete. The peppers were in a small container, which was a good touch because I love peppers but they do make the bread soggy. And who wants that? I would have also opted for french fries or another brand of potato chips but, no big deal.
Overall, I am not overjoyed but I will return. Maybe next time I will try the pizza.

I was looking for a good, high quality pizza place in the Arlington/​Alexandra/​Falls Church border area for some time. Eventually someone turned me on to Stone Hot. Very glad they did.
Small, but efficient. Not many places to sit down, but it’s really not that sort of pizza place. Most of their business seems to be call-​in and pick up. Give a call in to them while coming back from work at the end of the day and your order is waiting for you when you show up. Excellent service. No excuses.
But what really matters is the end product. The taste and quality of the food is terrific. An island of quality amidst a sea of large chains run by uncaring and underpaid employees. These people love why they do and it comes across in their product. A fine example of a good local chain operation. Give them a try if you need a good pizza you can rely on for family or friends.
Suggestion: the barbecued chicken pizza is excellent

I’ve always passed by Stone Hot Pizza near Skyline but never had a chance to check them out. My husband and I came here for an early dinner; there were a few who were dining in, but mostly people were coming in for carry-​out/​pick-​up orders. The place is known for their ‘brick oven pizza’ varieties, but they also offer pasta, crepes, calzones, salads, and sandwiches. We shared a small ½ Pepperoni and ½ Cheese pizza, 1 order of the 10-​piece Hot Wings (you can choose either mild, spicy, or BBQ; I had the spicy with bleu cheese), and an order of their Steak & Cheese Panini sandwich (you could also either get it in sub or in a pita). Ordering was a breeze, and we waited about 15 minutes or so until everything was ready. The pizza itself was okay — it was dusted with cornmeal, so if you’re into that being on your crust, you’ll be a fan. It was a simple pizza and okay. The Steak & Cheese, I wasn’t a fan of, as the panini bread itself was just way too thick and way too chewy; I think if it was hard-​pressed and buttery/​toasty/​crispy, it would be different, but it hardly was a ‘panini’ sandwich. I did, however, appreciate the thick, high-​quality steak slices as it was not fatty at all. The wings were also okay — I did request them to be ‘extra well done,’ but they were not T_​_​T However, they were juicy, meaty, and saucy, and I did like the little ‘charred’ bits — I think they actually cook these in the brick oven, so I would love to press on the ‘extra well-​doneness’ the next time I have the chance to order these again. The staff here was very no nonsense, but friendly and professional. There was limited seating (a couple of tables, counter seating, as well as a booth). There’s a designated ‘Stone Hot Pizza’ parking for the customers, but be weary on the ridiculous speedy drivers in the lot!
+okay pizza
+Hot Wings (prefer them to be extra well-​done); slightly charred