Stained Glass Pub

Nice little neighborhood sports bar next to the Metro garage. The dining room is lined with TVs and (duh) stained glass. Very prompt and cordial service. The signature pizza has pluses and minuses. The crust is thin and crackery, somewhat like Domino’s, with tangy sauce and plenty of real cheese and generous toppings. Small was a 12″ round that I could barely finish, and a deal since Tuesday is a ½ price day. I’ll probably hit them again when I’m in the neighborhood, but wouldn’t make a special trip.

Went out with coworkers to this place and I’m not too sure of it. The food was good. We got wings, fries and a pizza. The wings were good. The fries were the bomb. They were tasty and right out of the oven. The waiter we had the second visit was rude. She also forgot to give us napkins. Located in a busy place of Glenmont. Not a drinker myself but according to my fiend the drinks here are good. Also a family place.

Best pizza and long island drinks! Of course love karaōke and live music nights. This is my family’s to go place!

Good pizza. Rude staff. This place is KNOWN for the rude bartenders. I will never go back.

Used to come here all the time, not no more rude staff and Bar manager. She was very rude after a patron walk out on his tab and accuse me of having to pay his tab because the guy was sitting next to me and was making conversation with me so that makes me responsible for his tab. Paid my tab and left the other bar tender a good tip that was the same amount of the other guys tab to prove a point. Will never be back. You don’t speak to your customers in a rude way. Learn how to talk to customers or better yet don’t hire a bar manager that does not now how to speak to customers like you are suppose to.

Local guy, who’s favorite spot was The Pub. Pizza is out of this world, and the customer service was even better. Few months ago the staff changed, pizza stayed the same, but customer service became awful. The worst is the night bartender, happens to also be a manager (explains alot), cannot handle the bar by himself with a minimal crowd. Even worse, he”s rude and is selective with who he gives good service to vs. disrespectful service. Miss the old bar staff, felt like family. If you see the short bartender with glases, turn around and keep walking.

***this rating based on service and one appetizer and trivia. the rest of their food and drinks could be great, but we don’t know (and will likely not return to find out)***
My wife and I dig pub trivia but don’t drink alcohol so we always try and make up for it by ordering something. We went on a Thursday for the trivia night and ordered our appetizer and when we said ‘no drinks’ our waitress literally (correct usage here) rolled her eyes at us! what she brought out was a poor excuse for nachos– chips covered in a lukewarm canned chili, a glob of sour cream and generic guac. meh. our friends got a dessert that they said was good– so I’ll give them that.
as for the Trivia– it wasn’t particularly challenging, ergo, not much fun. I kid you not, one of the questions was «what did protestors destroy during the Boston Tea party?»
Looks like a nice place (once you get inside) there was a good crowd, but we didn’t see any reason to go back

Positioned in an odd little area with minimal parking. That being said the pizza is good. Service is pretty timely despite usually being busy. ½ pizza on Tuesday. Gotta like it!

The problem with Stained Glass Pub is its location. It’s in a very run-​down part of Silver Spring (by no means dangerous, just K-​Mart chic) and has its windows blocked out with the titular stained glass. It’s hard to find, and annoying to get to if you aren’t approaching from the north.
That said, it is one of the better places for reasonably priced food in the Silver Spring area. Everything I’ve had there is very good, with quality ingredients cooked properly. While they (and everyone other restaurant) claims that their pizza is the best in town, Stained Glass Pub actually has a case for the best cracker-​crust pizza, especially at the price point.

Delicious pizza at this cozy establishment! Monday & Tuesday offer half priced pizza, well worth it to come during the week. The crust is thin and flaky, and topped with the right amount of toppings so that it didn’t become soggy. Not a huge assortment of craft beer, but plenty of domestic brands. They also have sandwiches, wraps and other pub foods. We will definitely keep this on our «go to» list!

Came here for trivia night with some of my friends and had a blast! Good decent beer selection but they don’t have a lot of craft beers.
The food is also great. My friends who got burgers didn’t have a complaint and the pizza is great. Coming from New York, i hope that has an impact. There are also good specials on monday/​tuesday (50% off pizza) and wednesdays (50% off bottle wine and burgers).
Don’t be turned off by the location or the exterior. This was definitely a great hangout spot found during my stay here in the maryland/D.C area.

Still 4 stars, which is nice since there aren’t many pubs left in the Wheaton/​Glenmont area. But the nice news is they are doing some remodeling. It’s not that you’ll wonder whether you’ve come to the Stained Glass Pub because it’s so different, but the woodwork is being freshened up, there’s a new floor, and some other nice touches. They were working in there today so looking forward to going back and seeing the finished product!

Service was very good. A server was very nice guy. But I can’t give 5 stars because
Pastas were not perfect.
For the next time, I will try pizza!!!

3 ½ stars. Been here a couple times with friends who live closeby. It is definitely has that sort of divey neighborhood restaurant/​bar vibe. Not like a Matchbox type décor place.
Their kitchen opens late, which is a good thing, as my friends and I were starving around midnight and had to get their pizza. Their pizza is just great. Reminds me of the old White Flint Eatery, Italiano, where they made tray size pizzas as well as Ledos pizza. I think this place has better pizza than Ledos which is saying a lot. Haven’t tried anything else here but their pizza.
I’ve been here for drinks at their bar too and the prices are just right. They even have karaōke night (I think it’s on Wednesdays).
So glad there are still places like these still around!
One note, when dining though, whenever someone opens that outside patio, you are just engulfed with cigarette smoke, so make sure you sit somewhere far away from that door.

It’s a little divey with good pizza and really bad parking.
Staff has always been friendly and you get this local town vibe. They aren’t a fancy joint and I often see large groups of kids and families (place to meet up after sports games?)
The pizza is a lot like ledos and they are generous with the cheese. The deduction is for the appetizers. They aren’t that great — jalapeño stuffed w cheese or the spinach dip (really greasy). But decent beer choices.
Not a bad local joint.

This place is awesome! Full disclosure I have eaten inside a few times. But when I’m in the area I get pizza and wings to go. I can’t get them 5 stars because of parking. The parking sucks. The lot is really really small.
The pizza crust is legit! The wings are great. My partner and I get the peel and eat shrimp for an app. If you eat in on Monday the pizza is half off!
Never had a problem with service. Staff is incredibly friendly and attentive even when they are busy.
Did I mention their bomb ass crust?

We used to come to Stained Glass Pub when I was a kid. A LOT. And it has been years since I’ve been here, but we came last night and it was even better than I remembered. SGP dishes out the best pizza money can buy (NOTE: I am a pizza snob and I hate buying pizza because I know I can make it better and cheaper than most places). With that said, this pizza is delicious. The cheese is ooey-​gooey-​melty deliciousness, the sauce is the perfect blend of savory spices and the crust is uhhhmazing. They have a special talent here for serving pizza that will burn the F out of your mouth. And I’ve done it. Every time I’ve been here. You know that spot on the roof of your month right behind your teeth? Well there and the tip of my tongue are paying for my visit last night.
Yes, this place is pretty damn divey, but if you’re in the mood for pizza, this is the place to go. The bar area can get pretty loud, but I remember the dining room always had room for large parties when I came as a kid and we had plenty of room last night when we went in. Also worth noting the service is great and they offer carry-​out if you don’t want to eat inside.

Came here for the first time for lunch on Tuesday. and ran into the ½ off pizza deal, very nice surprise.
It was busy but not over crowded and We got seated right away. We were in a hurry so we ordered our Lg. Sausage and onion pizza almost immediately.
Pizza came out in less then 10 minutes (hell yeah)! I did notice we received our pizza before other parties who were already there received their food. Pizza was really good. Reminded me of the thin crust pies they serve up in the Midwest.
Our server seemed a bit overwhelmed for the 2 – 3 tables she was covering. but the other gentleman hooked us up with refills before us asking and even boxed up our leftovers. nice guy, maybe the owner.
Overall I would recommend you at least try this place out. I believe it is NOT a franchise and a lot of the other food there looked really tasty. Definitely a good find.

I love the atmosphere of the place and what it’s going for, the servers are amazing, and the drinks are cheap and plentiful. However the food is mediocre if not bad.
I was informed this is the closest thing to Detroit-​style pizza in my neck of the woods and everyone was mowing down on massive pizzas next to us so it sounded like a good deal (especially because pizza’s half price on Monday and Tuesday!) I went for a «supreme /​combo» style pizza because I like to pretend I’m getting my veggies while I’m clogging my arteries with my favorite nitrate-​addled meat, pepperoni.
The crust on their pizza is abysmal. It’s thin, doughy, bland, and and on par with the crusts on the one dollar Celeste pizzas. I genuinely believe the crust is the most important part of a pizza and this sad playdoh tasting crust proved my point– it collapsed under the weight of the toppings and was a wet, mooshy, sloppy experience. Maybe I ordered too many toppings, but a «supreme» is such a default pizza topping choice it shouldn’t have been butchered this badly.
Second, they use canned mushrooms for the toppings which is an absolute no. This place is packed and the apps are the prices of entrees, you can afford sliced fresh mushrooms yo. It was like eating snails.
Salads are pricy and fixed directly from the open salad bar when you order a «garden salad” — iceberg topped with cherry tomatoes, thick sliced cukes and thick sliced bell pepper. It’s not stale but it’s ponderosa quality ingredients. The apps hover around 8 – 10 dollars as well.
I wouldn’t mind coming back for drinks, joining trivia night, or have a go at the ping pong machine but the parking situation also would make me think twice about choosing SGP. The lot is PACKED with cars queuing up on the main roadway (very dangerous and inconsiderate by the way!) so we had to pay five bucks to park at the metro.
I do feel like I’m being unnecessarily harsh because it serves it’s main function as a local watering hole well (that would be ⁵⁄₅) but would feel dishonest rating a food establishment any higher with such sad pizza.

I came here to watch a World Cup game in between the ceremony and reception part of a wedding nearby.
Most everyone liked their pizzas, I ordered their potato skins which were just OK– melted cheese with fake bacon crumbles, not actual real bacon. They forgot my sour cream, and my order came after everyone else had finished eating.
Overall, friendly service though for accommodating over 20 people.