Potomac Pizza - College Park

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College Park, United States

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Pizza restaurant· Hoagie restaurant· Pizza delivery· Restaurant· Italian restaurant· Pizza takeaway

Potomac Pizza - College Park Reviews | Rating 4,3 out of 5 stars

Potomac Pizza - College Park is located in College Park, United States on 7777 Baltimore Ave. Potomac Pizza - College Park is rated 4.3 out of 5 in the category pizza restaurant in United States.

Address

7777 Baltimore Ave

Price range

$$$

Phone

+1 2405825242

Best known for
Fresh Sushi
Biggest weakness
Inconsistent service
Most praised
Value for Money
Recommended for
Families, Sushi lovers
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Jon King

Real New Yawk pizza. :) Very clean, Excellent service, YUMMY. I crave this place. The GM Jim is Amazing! He really cares about his customers. a must go!

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Jobany Villatoro

The calzones are amazing! Pizza was delicious. Very good, speedy service with a good ambiance. There's plenty of metered parking around the hotel.

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Neil Orr

Tried this place before with a friend and I am obsessed ever since. I loved the great vibes and tasty dishes and beverages. Keep up the good work.

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Thomas Sprinkle

Great food and service within walking distant. Eat here everytime I stay at this location.

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Brent L

One word sums this place up – inconsistent. I visited a couple of times on my trip. Although the pizza tasted ok, the whole ordering and interaction process left a lot to be desired. I walked in about an hour before they closed one night and was asked to go to the “carry out” line after I told them I just wanted a slice. I ordered a slice of cheese pizza, they rushed through the ordering process and I wasn’t asked if I wanted something to drink, so I sat there parched as I waited for my slice. I took a seat, and they brought my single slice out to me in a medium sized cardboard “to-go” box. What a waste since I was eating in the restaurant. The cheese slice was 2.99 – not too bad, but I tipped a dollar for counter service. I’ve been trying so hard to break this habit, but it’s hard to do. The cheese slice was greasy, and the dough was soggy (see pix). I decided to go back for another slice, but this time I chose the slice of cheese with three toppings. It was only 3.69 – a good deal. I chose Canadian Bacon, jalapenos, and black olives. This time it was served on a plate with real silverware, even though I was directed to the “to go” line again. This slice was on a slightly thicker crust and wasn’t as soggy or limp as the cheese pizza I had on the other visit. Although the “Canadian Bacon” was just regular ham – and YES, there is a difference folks, don’t get me started – this is a hot button for me. I returned for a third visit, and ordered the Canadian Bacon, black olives, and jalapeno slice to go this time. When I got to my destination (3 minutes later), it was as soggy and as limp as the cheese slice I had on my first visit. On one of my visits, I was able to acquire a Blue Moon beer, but it tasted bad and wasn't served with an orange slice. Although it was billed as a pint, it seemed more like it was 12 ounces. If it’s convenient to where you are, it’s not a bad place to eat at. Just be aware of the idiosyncrasies.

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