Three Brothers

Sticky table but decent sausage and pepperoni pizza, cheese is better than I’m used to… more like a 3.5. I would return for lunch or just a quick bite. Entire meal was 10 bucks for 2 slices, caesar salad, and a drink.

Ok, WOW. Best white pizza, fantastic sausage calzone (sausage with great flavor, great cheese blend, perfect crust), and on point italian sub. We got take out right before closing and the clerk was very friendly and also showed us our order to ensure it was right. My family’s new go-​to Italian deli/​pizza spot.

Being that this location is quite close to my office I tend to order food from here and come get it. There has been other times that my food has been wrong and I’ve taken the food back and had it exchanged or got what I was actually looking for, this time I got 4 out of my 5 orders wrong, and then when I took the food back Colleen basically just cursed me out and told me that the food wasn’t wrong and went out her way to SHOW ME (meaning going thru the food, inspecting it) and then told me that it was nothing that she could do. Plus all the food was distributed all over the place in the boxes and mixed up. It wasn’t like I could even take it back and eat or none of that. So congrats Three Brothers, you got my money buttttttt will no longer get my business…

My favorite all time pizza place. I travel from Arlington to Bladensburg Maryland to get this pizza because it’s that good and there is a lack of good pizza places in VA. I just realized today that there is also a full service dining room if you walk around the corner from the carry out area with a full service bar. My favorite is the pizza, but everything I’ve ever had here has been excellent.

Hot, tasty pizza. So good. As long as you aren’t expecting a gourmet experience I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.

This was catered for lunch for our all day meeting. Lasagna, chicken parm with spaghetti, salad, and desserts (cookies, and brownies).
The lasagna was really good, it was a good ratio of noodle to cheese to sauce. I wish I had eaten more of it. The chicken parm was good too, I didn’t eat the spaghetti. The salad was ice org lettuce with u ripened tomatoes. There was also cucumbers and green olives in it but worth skipping. Although I normally love
The brownies were good. I didn’t try the various cookies (chocolate chip, sprinkles).
Overall A good working lunch.

OMG! This Three Brothers is three times better than any of the others in the chain. I normally find other Three Brothers to be bland and boring, but this one is awesome. Calzones are just amazing, cheesy, greasy goodness. Actual waitresses in addition to counter service and a retail store selling Italian deli favorites.

NEVER get their hot wings they are so dried up!!! Other then that the rest of their food is pretty good.

Regular customer, good tipper, servers are fantastic, but today’s experience was insulting and unacceptable. Ordered a pizza. They took one of the pizzas they had sitting around to sell slices and threw some sauce and cheese on top of it and stuck it in the oven and gave it to me. Hard crumbling burnt crust and the top undercooked. Did they think I wouldn’t notice when I’ve had their pizza hundreds of times in my life? How cheap and lazy is this? Completely disrespectful and insulting. Not surprising when you consider this manager also charges for extra sauce even when your bill is nearly fifty bucks. Cheap, lazy, and insulting to good customers. I wish I could give them a zero. Usually go there once a week. Now I’m done, period.

Good food, nice staff, clean & friendly’
I love the salads & shrimp alfredo, if you have tried «real Italian» food you will know the difference (still good tho). 4 stars

I was here for a work gathering. It was buffet style, but our waitress was attentive and brought soda refills as needed, and to-​go boxes for those that requested them.
The three pasta options were okay. I mean, you can’t really go wrong with noodles and sauce, right? I didn’t try the meat lasagna, but the rigatoni was hot, and had a fair amount of cheese in it. It was decent enough along with a side of salad, which was fresh.
I didn’t really care for the Alfredo pasta, but that may just be me. The rest of my 30+ colleagues enjoyed their meal. It’s super close to work, and has a huge parking lot. It’s also a change from all the taquerias within a two mile radius of this place.

Delicious pizza! Can’t go wrong with Three Brothers. Also, the owner Mario is so friendly and welcoming! I just love this place.

If you are around DC, this is an excellent place for Italian style sandwich and pizza. The prosciutto ‘crudo’ is super good. They also have a grocery section.

great good. love this place.
as dine in or just want to sit and watch the game. owner and staff are great. nice and polite.

The food here is good. Comfort Food. Not so healthy, but yummy. Portion sizes are large too. The Italian Ice is really good too. I have never dined in the restaurant portion, but I did use the restroom back there once. The restaurant seems rather dark to me. The restroom is tiny and very basic.

This place was OKAY, nothing to write home about. We came here on a referral from a friend of ours so our expectations were set pretty high. Upon entering the dinning room is tucked away and seems like it hasn’t been updated since the 1980s. There was one server there along with a bartender. I didn’t get the impression that the server was doing a great job because he was standing against the wall typing on his cell phone when we walked in.
After he walked over he was pretty nice and did know the menu well, but still impressions are important. Long story short we both ordered the calzones which were pretty good, but nothing to write home about. I wouldn’t recommend coming here again unless its for a specific dish you are really excited for.

Love the bar scene. May not be for everyone… but def is for me. Loud, rambunctious and full of life. Saba… the bartender is mad fly, his margaritas are poisonous… no REALLY! For all the civil people… Tip: The restaurant area is a no go on Wednesday… its margarita night and people are bubbly and loud. As far as the front dine-​in area looks like cafeteria style eating spot. I haven’t tried everything on the menu, but the food I have tried is really good. I usually don’t eat in, I take it to go. The wait time is reasonable and the staff is to the point. They are right around the corner from where I live… so I’m happy.

We went there last night to eat. The food was really good. I especially like the slice of sausage pizza. I’ve had the cold cut sandwich and chicken cheese steak there before which is pretty good but the pizza exceeds them both! The service there was very pleasant. I was trying to decide on what kind of desert to try since they had so many choices and the friendly cashier gave me suggestions. I ordered the strawberry shortcake and chocolate cake. They were good but nothing to special to write about. I will continue going there. No need to order to early in advance because they fix your food quickly.

While working in the D.C. area for the Presidential Inauguration, we visited this establishment many times. No, we didn’t drive waaaayyyy out there; our warehouse was simply nearby.
Coming from the Italian side of Chicagoland, I am always searching for that place that remind me of home. Three Brothers gets it right. I tried everything from the Italian beef, pizza, salads… you name it, and they know how to tease the taste buds. Their pizza has a nice thick hand-​tossed style with plenty of sauce and cheese to satisfy any addict of the za.
Many times we ordered ahead; we found our order to be ready hot, and ready to go with plates, napkins and utensils.
What makes this place special?
Upon entering, you can’t help to notice the many coolers containing more fresh Italian cheeses and meats by the pound. This place bakes their own traditional style Italian cookies. As well as, other cookies from various regions of Europe. Ok, just one more… C is for cookie… ahh, you get the point.
Also, if you head to the left, there is a little aisle area that has enough sundries to make any Italian meal in the cookbook. The owners were present and they employee persons with disabilities. Overall, this place provides excellent customers service, even better food and is inclusive. Why spend you hard earned money at a chain or franchise?
There is enough seating for an entire football team and their fans. There is a lunch area and a more darken dinner area. You can stop by anytime and get your food hot and fast.
When in Bladensburg, do as they do and go to Three Brothers Pizza!

Hey there third brother, I hate to be the one to break this to you, but you’re adopted. How else can I possibly explain how horrible your food is compared to your other 2 brothers?
Food — The marinara at this Three Brothers is far worse than what you’ll find at their other locations, as it’s very thick and lacks the perfect blend of zesty and sweet I’m used to. The chicken diablo ($ 9.99) over linguine was very poor. Although the linguine was perfectly cooked, the sauce was bland and it had nothing but chicken strips — the chicken diablo is supposed to include sauteed veggies. The linguine w/​red clam sauce ($ 10.99) was also subpar compared to the other locations. We also ordered mozzarella sticks ($ 5.49) and it’s pretty hard to mess those up. Still, I like sticks b/​c they are an excellent tool for transporting large amounts of tasty marinara to my mouth. When that marinara sauce is some trash, however, the sticks are no good.
The only redeeming part of the meal, and good enough for ½ a star, was the pepperoni and sausage pizza ($ 2.09+ 0.40/topping). The toppings were great enough that you didn’t notice the subpar sauce.
The other ½ star is for the amazing refrigerated desserts. The prices range from $ 2-​$ 4 and most everything I’ve tried is very rich and tasty. I used to get the eclairs every single time I went but then I watched Van Wilder and I can no longer eat eclairs. Curse you, Ryan Reynolds! Not only did you ruin eclairs for me, but Scarlett Johansson too!
Location — There’s an Italian market that is attached to the restaurant where you can find most any ingredient for Italian food you would need (
). For the restaurant, you order at the counter and there is a large dining area. There’s also a bar/​lounge located in the back that has several large TVs.
If you’re in the area – and I don’t know why you would be in this industrial wasteland now that the Kwik-​E-​Mart is just a 7−11 – this is a decent choice for Italian food and a quick, moderately priced lunch. But I would recommend driving 5 miles up Kenilworth Ave and going to the Three Brothers in Beltway Plaza Mall.