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Y&H’s good bud, Lou Cantolupo (aka Mr. Italian Beef), tipped me off to the wealth of high and low-end pizzerias along a two-mile strip of Wisconsin Avenue NW, from Friendship Heights to Cleveland Park. He counted 13 in all. During a quick trip down Wisconsin today, I snapped pictures of eight of them.

Take a look:

Lia’s

The forthcoming Pete’s Apizza

Rome Pizza & Sub, right across the street from Pete’s

Pizza Boli’s

Papa John’s

Pizza Autentica

Armand’s Chicago Pizzeria

2Amys

According to Lou, I missed these five places during my afternoon drive:

• Potomac Pizza
• Domino’s
• Angelico’s
• Manny & Olga’s
• Whole Foods at Tenleytown

Lou figures it’s one pizzeria every 800 feet.

So, what do you think, Y&H Nation? Is this too much pie for one stretch of D.C.? I suspect New York City would have an even higher density of pizza joints over a two-mile strip. Then again, NYC has a higher density of people, too.