Harsi's Subs N Pizza

Can only comment on the pizza's, I'm sure the subs are all good too, but, it's the pizza  that I go to Harsi's for. Have never gotten a bad pizza here, worth the drive to pick up, for take out. (I'm out of their delivery area). Already looking forward to my next visit.

I can only comment on their pizza.  Delicioius!  My friends ordered it and picked it up, and since I was out of town, I was at their mercy.  They knew what they were talking about!

Granted, it was different from my beloved Chicago-style pizza, but it was still good pizza.  The crust definitely tasted homemade and was different from any other crust I've had...  That's probably why Harsi's stands out for me!

We had the pepperoni and jalapeno!  Definitely worth it to give them a call!

Dine in, carry-out, and delivery. What Cugino's is on the NE side, Harsi's is on the West or NorthWest side.

It's been a while since I've been there, as I now live on the east side.  But Harsi's is a ;legend in the Eagledale neighborhood. Probably been in existence for 15 years or so.  (Was previously located just around the corner on 34th St).

They are much better, in my opinion, than any of the chain pizza stores.  If you want to compare it to any though, I'd say it's close to Papa John's in quality and generosity of the toppings.  It also reminds me of Cugino's Pizza on Franklin Rd in Lawrence.

Thick and generous toppings. None of that thin cut skimpy stuff. I think Harsi's pizza rivals Bazbeaux's, it's just not as "trendy" or "cool", but
the pizza is what counts! Harsi's is also a family-owned small business.  

They are in a former Taco Bell restaurant, on the East side of Georgetown Road, a little South of 34th St.  Not far from Lafayette Square.  If you're shopping in the Laf Sq area, it's worth the drive.

The seating area is kind of cramped.  The tables only hold 4 normal sized people.  (If you're wide, you can only fit two per table.)  There might be outdoor seating, but I forget.  

But most of their business is carry-out.