Timber Pizza Co. Edgewater — Restaurant in Edgewater

Overall thoughts - over-stylized but needs improvement. they need to work out the logistics of service and ordering. Lots of kids working there too. I didn't see a grown adult to give any instruction or leadership. hopefully I just experienced some growing pains they need to work out as they get situated. the food quality was good. The Norman was our fav

Went here on Sunday late afternoon. When you walk in the door there is an ordering counter on the right and a list of the pizzas on the wall. we picked 3 pizzas - A cheese for the kids, a Bentley and a Norman for the wife and I. They have a bunch of cans/bottles on the counter to showcase the beverage options and when we went to order bottles of water the kid at the counter asked if we were dining in or doing take out (something he should have asked before we ever ordered) and when we said we were dining there he told us that we would be given a pitcher of water. When the guy at the counter handed me my soda, I walked back to a table, not knowing I was supposed to take a number, someone later walked back with a number on a holder and put it on my table. In the back of the restaurant there is a bar that I didn't know about. I asked for a drink menu and it ended up being the standard menu, so I had to submit a new order from the bar for a cocktail. pretty disjointed if you ask me, but the cocktails tasted very good.

The pizzas were good but are pricey for the size. As a former new yorker who worked at a pizza place as a kid, I would say the pizza is good. maybe a step or 2 below my fav local fancy pizza place, vin 909. they were very fast in getting our pies to us. The drink options are all very random and bougie. You can get a coke, but it is only in glass bottles. no fountain sodas. no standard beers. they use nugget ice which we really liked

My kids needed a more basic cheese pizza then what was on the menu, they weren't fans of the basil and the larger chunks of cheese on their pie. also there are no juice options for my kids. they have high chairs but the menu isn't really kid friendly.

They are going for a whole summer camp vibe with a maryland school twist and it works but I didn't like how the tables are made of sperate boards of wood because they didn't bother to make each board even. if you try to slide your glass across the table you are probably going to spill it when you hit an edge. simply planing the top of the table would have fixed this. not a deal breaker, but annoying. The metal cups we got at the table for the water were wet and stuck together, and the white plates were wet and a bit dirty. the metal water...

Terrible service. Walked in and everyone working there just stared at me. No greeting. My pizza was takeout and I asked one of the workers if I could just take the pizza since it was paid for. Literally just stared at me awkwardly again like I just asked a bizarre question. Finally, another worker said that I could just take the pizza since I paid. Went to my car and realized that they forgot the basil on my pepperoni pizza. Brought it back in and told the cashier. She started swearing, not at me but towards her coworkers because this wasn’t the first time they forgot the basil I guess. She made it clear that she wasn’t swearing at me. Ummm ok. No apology about forgetting the basil. Very awkward experience. Will not be back even though the pizza is pretty good. Can’t stand awful customer service. First and last experience...

HUGE congratulations to the Timber Pizza team for opening its 8th (and biggest!) location in Edgewater a few weeks ago! It’s the perfect place for friends + families with big wooden tables, fun local vibes, and a bar with TVs so you don’t miss the game!

The kids loved watching their pizzas and dessert being made, and our crew devoured it all: pork + corn empanadas, the LFR salad, multiple pizzas (delicious gluten-free crust is APPROVED!), and of course the Always Ice Cream Company ice cream + cone platter!

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