Best pizza in Seattle

61 people recommend, 5 warn against itvia r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA, r/AskSeattle

Most commenters recommend Post Alley Pizza, and many name it as their pick for a slice near Pike Place Market. A diner calls it among the closest local slices to New York style, and one found the pizza fantastic but notes it has no indoor seating. One visitor found the crust clearly not floppy but the sauce quite salty. Some commenters say its opening hours can be hard to work around, and some say it has declined or did not impress them.

Pike Place

52 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA, r/AskSeattle

Most commenters recommend Stevie's Famous, and many call the pizza great. Several single out the Normie McDonald as the pie to order. One diner argues it holds up against New York slices they have eaten, while another finds it worse by the slice, guessing it overcooks when reheated. Some say it is not cheap, and one says results can vary. Stevie's has other outlets; several commenters name the Beacon Hill branch inside the Clock-Out Lounge.

Beacon Hill

43 people recommend, 8 warn against itvia r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA, r/AskSeattle

Most commenters recommend Moto, and many praise its Detroit-style pies. Moto has several outlets and most comments do not say which; this listing is the Belltown restaurant, which one diner names. Its T-Mobile Park stand gets mixed reports: one diner was impressed, one says it falls short of the restaurant, and one is baffled by how long people wait for pizza they find poor. Some diners say the early hype was not justified and that it is easy to get now. Some find it mediocre, and some call it pricey.

40 people recommend, 12 warn against itvia r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA, r/AskSeattle

Most commenters recommend Windy City Pie, and many list it among Seattle's good pizza. Some praise its tavern-style pie, and one calls it the best tavern-style pizza they have had. Opinions on the deep dish are mixed: one finds it almost a casserole, one is not a deep-dish fan, and one finds it closer to pan pizza. Some find it pricey, and one found the pies soggy.

Phinney Ridge

38 people recommend, 18 warn against itvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle, r/SeattleWA

Many commenters recommend Big Mario's, and several point to its New York-style slices; some also like it as a late-night slice. Opinion is split: one diner calls it the absolute worst, and several tell others to skip it or rate other local spots higher. One diner calls the pineapple, pepperoni and jalapeno pie legitimately excellent. Big Mario's has several outlets and most comments do not say which; the Capitol Hill one is the outlet on this map.

Capitol Hill

33 people recommend, 8 warn against itvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend Dino's Tomato Pie, and many name it as their pick, including two who call it the only standout slice they have found. Some single out the square pies, and some say it is not true New York style but close. Results are uneven for some diners: some report burnt pizza, and others slices that fell apart or looked left out too long.

Capitol Hill

33 people recommend, 8 warn against itvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend Hot Mama's, and several name it as a first pick or favorite, mostly for the Capitol Hill slices. Some single out the pesto pizza, and some call it cheap or good value. Some find it only decent or bland, and a few say quality has slipped over time.

Capitol Hill

27 people recommendvia r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA, r/AskSeattle

Most commenters recommend Dantini's, and many name it a favorite or call it excellent. Some single out the white pie, and one calls it the best pizza they can recall eating. One diner praises its vegan pizza, one suggests it for grandma-style pizza, and one notes it has no seating of its own. Some commenters name the Elliott Ave spot in Interbay. One diner rated it low overall but said the square slice was not floppy.

Interbay

27 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/AskSeattle, r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend Delancey, and many call the pizza great or very good. People describe it as Neapolitan or Neapolitan-leaning, though some say it is not strictly Neapolitan. On waits, one advises arriving early, one says the waitlist fills fast, and one notes long weekend lines. Two diners are lukewarm: one found a take-home crust mostly burnt, and another calls it fine but not a standout.

Ballard

26 people recommendvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend West of Chicago's West Seattle spot, and many say it reminds them of Chicago-style pizza. Some praise the deep dish and some the thin tavern-style pie. One diner finds the sauce a bit bland, one found the deep dish underwhelming, and one notes it does not deliver.

West Seattle

25 people recommendvia r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA, r/AskSeattle

Most commenters recommend Slice Box, and many put it at or near the top of Seattle pizza. Some praise the square Sicilian-style pie, and several say it is the closest local match for New York or East Coast pizza. Some find its limited opening hours hard to work around. Slice Box has more than one outlet; several commenters name the SoDo branch.

Sodo

24 people recommendvia r/AskSeattle, r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend Lupo in Fremont, and many call it their favorite or the best pizza in Seattle. Several praise its Neapolitan-style sourdough pies. One diner calls the crust top tier and the pesto and hot honey pizzas lovely, and one suggests it for a fancier night out in Fremont.

Fremont

21 people recommend, 6 warn against itvia r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA, r/AskSeattle

Rocco's is well liked for big, generously topped pies, and some single out the cheese and pepperoni pies. Price is the recurring complaint: many call it pricey, though some say the size and quality justify it. Some say it has slipped recently, and one diner calls the pizza decent but the price steep.

Belltown

17 people recommendvia r/SeattleWA, r/AskSeattle, r/Seattle

Most commenters name the Alibi Room as a pizza pick in the Pike Place Market area, and many say the pizza is good. One calls it the best pizza in the area, another praises its pizzas as excellent, and one describes decent pizza in a divey setting. One commenter says it is good if pizza is the goal but doubts pizza suits Pike Place.

16 people recommendvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend Bar del Corso, and many call its wood-fired, Neapolitan-style pizza excellent or a go-to. A couple of commenters call it a good birthday pick, the dishes beyond pizza draw praise too, and one advises booking ahead. A couple of diners say it often has a wait or is hard to visit on a whim, and one prefers its pizza to Tutta Bella's.

Beacon Hill

15 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/SeattleWA, r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle

Most commenters recommend My Friend Derek's, and several point to its Detroit-style pies, with one calling it the best Detroit style. One diner says the food delivers despite high expectations. One ranks Jets above it and calls it pricier, while another rates it better than Jets. One diner says it is not Chicago-style, and one in Fremont notes pickup is scheduled only.

15 people recommend, 7 warn against itvia r/AskSeattle, r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend Tutta Bella, and one praises it for Neapolitan-style pies. Several name the Columbia City branch, which a recent thread says is closing; this listing is the Wallingford branch, which two commenters name, one liking it a lot and one finding its dough not good compared with Columbia City. Some find it expensive, and some say it has declined or changed for the worse.

14 people recommendvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend Mioposto, and some like its Neapolitan-style pies. Two diners pick it for its happy hour. Some name the Mt. Baker location: one calls it a bit pricey but good for pizza, vibe and drinks, and one says a nearby playground makes it easy with a toddler. One diner finds the toppings fantastic but the crust short of Neapolitan.

Mt Baker

14 people recommendvia r/AskSeattle, r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend Cornuto in Greenwood, and some call it great, excellent or super tasty. One diner prefers its Neapolitan-style pizza, one calls it an underrated favorite, and one makes it a yearly birthday outing. One diner had an excellent visit but cannot vouch for consistency, and one says the spot can host a large group.

Greenwood

13 people recommendvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend Pizzeria Pulcinella, and several call it the best or a favorite, with some pointing to its Neapolitan pizza. One diner says it is worth the trip despite being across the city.

13 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA, r/AskSeattle, X

Many commenters name Cornelly among Seattle's good pizza spots, and some call it great or top-tier. Some see it as a bit fancier than a typical pizza place, and one says its charred pies are worth the price. Some are less enthusiastic: one found the pepperoni light, and a former fan says the crust is noticeably different recently.

Capitol Hill

13 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend Supreme, and many name the West Seattle location; some say it works as a New York-style slice. One diner finds the everyday slice good, and one says the U District outlet is very good. Two diners are negative, one saying the West Seattle spot is bad and not open for lunch.

West Seattle

11 people recommendvia r/AskSeattle, r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend Tivoli, and many name it among their favorites or recommended spots. One diner calls the tomato pie excellent, one calls it their favorite kid-friendly pizza place, and another says it blends New York and Neapolitan styles well. Some are less impressed: one found the pizza too salty, one calls it fine but not a standout, one says it is good but too pricey, and one finds it floppy and chewy.

11 people recommendvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle, r/SeattleWA

Many commenters recommend Ananas Pizzeria, and some call it underrated. Some praise the hot honey pizza, one calls the pineapple with anchovies flawless, and the crust draws praise. One diner likes the meatballs and the elephant's ear, one says the Lao-style pie is very good, and one likes the smaller, sturdier slices.

11 people recommendvia r/AskSeattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend DeLaurenti, an Italian deli near Pike Place Market, for pizza by the slice. Many say the slices are good, and some say they are reasonably priced. One diner highlights the thick square pie, one praises the cheese, and one likes eating a slice with a waterfront view.

11 people recommend, 4 warn against itvia r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA, r/AskSeattle

Delfino's serves Chicago-style deep dish, and most commenters who discuss it recommend it for that style. Several point to the U Village location, and some call it the best deep dish around, with one saying it beats several Chicago pies they have eaten. Some find it bland or only okay, and one found it overdone with too much cheese.

U Village

10 people recommendvia r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA, r/AskSeattle

Most commenters recommend Johnny Mo's, and several point to it for Chicago-style deep dish, with some calling it tasty, really good or pretty good. One diner makes the trip for a pie every other month. One diner says it has no slices and parking is poor.

10 people recommendvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle

Many commenters recommend Ridge Pizza, and some prefer its pizza to Windy City's. One diner says they have never found a pie there poor, and one recommends the pepperoni for its meaty flavor. One visitor likes the atmosphere but does not love the sauce. The Ridge has Phinney Ridge and Wedgwood outlets; comments here name the Phinney Ridge one.

Phinney Ridge

10 people recommendvia r/AskSeattle, r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA

Many commenters recommend The Independent Pizzeria. One calls it excellent for Neapolitan pizza, one says it is one of the really good ones, and one says the Madison Park pizza would rank among the best anywhere. One diner praises the clam pizza as incredible, and one adds that it sits near the water. Some call it Neapolitan-style, though one says it is not Neapolitan but still good.

Madison Park

9 people recommendvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle, X

Most commenters recommend The Masonry in Lower Queen Anne, and several call the pizza great, high quality or among their favorites. One diner says its flavor beats other spots they have tried, and one prefers the no-cheese pizza and praises its sauce. Two diners are lukewarm: one calls it decent but not really Neapolitan, and another says it is not their top pick but above average.

Lower Queen Anne

9 people recommendvia r/AskSeattle, r/Seattle

Most commenters recommend Veraci Pizza, and several praise it highly, calling it fantastic or very good or saying they love it. One diner from New Jersey says it is the nearest match to the thin crust they know from back east, and another praises its clay-oven cooking and crisp crust while noting some grease. Veraci has more than one outlet; one commenter names the Ballard one, and another the Wedgwood one.

7 people recommendvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend Talarico's Pizza, and two call the pizza really good or delicious. Some point to its very large slices, and one finds it fun for them. One diner finds it pricey for the size, and another says a rival beat it on price. One commenter names the West Seattle outlet.

7 people recommendvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend South Town Pie, and one cites it as a good example of Seattle pizza. Some name the South Park location, and one diner found the slices pretty good but called it a trek depending on where you start.

South Park

7 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle

Commenters lean positive on A Pizza Mart, and one calls it a staple for a quick slice while another calls it their regular slice stop on the Hill. One says the pizza is better than expected, and another says it has always satisfied them. One calls it more casual and less fancy than Pagliacci. Some are not impressed: one calls the pizza very bad, and another says it has never satisfied them.

7 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle

Most commenters recommend Olympia Pizza & Spaghetti House, and several point to it for cheesy pizza. People who name a branch mostly mean the Capitol Hill one on 15th Ave: one describes thick, flavorful pies, and another calls it the best pizza on the hill. Two diners are less impressed: one says the pies often come out oily, limp and dense, and one had a very poor pizza there recently.

6 people recommendvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle

Most commenters recommend Humble Pie. One says it is better than the pizza under discussion, and one calls it a great pick for a different pizza style. One suggests it on a nice day for its outdoor setting, calling the pizza very solid but not the best around, and one names it when asked for pizza with a view.

6 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/SeattleWA, r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle

Commenters recommend Razzi's, and some point to its gluten-free and vegan options. One topping fan rates the plain cheese highly, and one loves the complete combo while doubting it is the best. Some find the regular pizza only average or worse. One commenter names the Greenwood branch.

Greenwood

6 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend Pudge Brothers, and commenters who name a branch mean the one on 45th in Wallingford. One commenter suggests ordering the Monster. Two commenters push back: one called the pie the worst they have had in Seattle while acknowledging taste varies, and one disagrees with the pick.

45th In Wallingford

5 people recommendvia r/Seattle, r/AskSeattle, r/SeattleWA

Most commenters recommend Vera's in Ballard. One lists it among Seattle pizza that would hold up in most cities, possibly excluding New York or New Haven, one likes its slices, one loves the Ballard spot, and one suggests its Tom Selleck pie as a departure from classic Hawaiian. One commenter says they do not hate it but praises other spots more.

Ballard