My favorite happy hour in DC. Come here from 5-7 on Tuesday or Wednesday for half off all drafts! But you can only get the happy hour deal at the bar or standing around the bar. Different than the Georgetown location. Darrel, who is the usual bartender, is awesome. Very knowledgeable, honest, and a cool dude. If a beer sucks on tap, he’ll tell you straight up, "It blows." Bottle selection is fairly extensive with Cantillon, De Molen, Mikkeller, KBS, Lost Abbey, random Italian and Danish/Norwegian crafts. There are 12 taps and always one cask that rotate fairly quickly- maybe not as quickly as the Georgetown location. Look up the super up to date tap list online before you go at http://www.eatyourpizza.com/menu/birre/

I go here for the pizza, not the beer. Very tiny place, long wait, but the pizza is so delicious (love the quattro formaggio). Have never caught a happy hour, but the prices are on par with other restaurants in Dupont Circle. This is a must for pizza, okay for beer.

A handy spot just off Dupont Circle. Decent beer selection. Very popular. Tried to go on Friday evening but the wait was too long so went for an early Saturday lunch instead and got seated no problem. Not the cheapest but this is central DC. There is a quite small bar area but it’s more of a restaurant than a place to go just for a drink. Excellent pizzas and a nice vibe. The guy who seated us but wasn’t our server obviously spotted a beer geek in the house and came over for a beer chat a couple of times when he wasn’t busy. Definitely a worthwhile addition to the area.

A nice pizzeria with 7 to 9 pizzas, 13 taps, and extensive bottle selection. Service is rapid, attentive, and friendly. The pizzas looked good. Got a pesto and goat cheese, with honeyed oil and brown dough....not the best. Still, a must in DC.

My wife and I have had lunch here twice - once at the old ’walk up’ location and once at the new location (today). The beer selection is even better now than two years ago. Pizzas are really good and the tap list, though small, is really nice. Great bottle list, too. Prices are a bit high but not out of line with other DC places. Highly recommend this place if you’re staying near Dupont Circle. We tried the Baladin Elixir, Urthel Saisonniere, and Avery Collaboration Not Litigation on tap. Got lucky today and had sunshine and in the 50s, so we sat outside.

Attended this location while I was in D.C. It was a Tuesday Evening around 7pm and it was crowded. We were a party of 4 and waited about 15 minutes for a table. The beer selection was up to date and thorough. This is a definite 20something hot spot. Obviously, pizza is their staple with an extensive beer list being second. It was a little loud and defiantly not much space in between tables. The pizza was good and the beer better. I guess I cannot expect everyone to stay away so I can enjoy the place all to myself.

Nice service with knowledgeable bartender. Went there during 50% off happy hour day so value was incredible. Good pizza. Great selection of beer. No complaints.

beer-wise this was the highlight of our DC trip! outstanding bottle selection and 12 great brews on tap. the toppings on our pizza were as fresh and full of flavor as I can ever remember having on pizza. the wait staff was friendly and it was no problem when I asked for one draft to be served in two glasses so Illini08 & I could share it. if I was a local, I’d frequent this place on a regular basis!

Stopped in for lunch, and was delighted. I sat at the bar, and received great service from Bryan. The pizzas are the same wonderful offerings as ever, be it G’town or the old Dupont location. The 12 taps include several rarities, just like the G’town selections. Plenty of great bottles as well. The down side is that there are only 12, but the up side is that it’s much more Metro accessible. Seems like a worthwhile trade-off.

Sat next to the beer editor of Washington DC’s City Paper on the invitation-only pre-opening of the Dupont Circle branch of Birreria Paradiso. Has 12 taps and one cask, plus 180 bottles, well-chosen by Greg, the beer manager from their Georgetown branch. Same great pizza as the Georgetown branch. Bar and restaurant are all on one level, decent enough set up. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff. Best selection and prices in the district, and only a block fro the Dupont Circle metro. Easy to see why they call it Paradise!