Arlington House of Pizza — Restaurant in Arlington

Never completed a review before, but felt like I needed to share my experience for future patrons and to hopefully also provide helpful feedback to the establishment. Stopped by today, first time, and the place was empty. And let me first say that the owner is extremely friendly. Now for the unfortunate part. I asked for a chicken Caesar salad, simple enough. Took them 23 minutes to make. Ok, that’s annoying but not a deal breaker. Got it to go so I didn’t open it in the restaurant. It was lettuce soaked in Caesar dressing with chicken. Cold, slightly stale pita bread on the side. No croutons and no cheese. I wondered to myself, if I had ordered it without chicken, would they have given me just soggy lettuce? Paid $9 for the salad and ended up having to throw out most of it unfortunately. It’s a pretty simple item to make and id like to give them the benefit of the doubt that this was an off day. However, I won’t be visiting this place again and wouldn’t...

I went here on a whim because no where else was open. I didn’t have very high expectations but wanted something good and greasy from a local Italian joint. I ordered the eggplant parm which came in a plastic microwave-meal like dish with plastic utensils. The food came out relatively quickly and there was a nice layer of melted cheese on top. it also comes with a side of bread that is just plain and not really toasted. The price of the eggplant parm read $12.95 on the board but I was charged $17.11. I asked about this and he said because it was “a Parmesan” I didn’t understand what he meant and just payed the regular price begrudgingly. Again, the food was mediocre and $17 for it was not only upsetting but absurd. The restaurant does have its redeeming qualities however; very familial and...

Hello. I tried the Arlington House of Pizza for the first time and was disappointed. The older gentleman who took my order was very nice, but it all went downhill from there. I ordered a plain pizza with extra cheese. The crust was paper thin and one of the slices did not have any cheese! (How is that possible?) If that wasn't bad enough, the soda I purchased was lukewarm. Either the refrigerator wasn't working properly or the cans were put into the display case while warm. Wait--there's more! It was not warm outside, but for some reason all kinds of fans were turned on throughout the parlor. The ceiling fans were on high, as were the floor units. It was so breezy that my napkins kept blowing onto the floor. Very annoying. Doubt I will...