Discover the best pizza in Seattle
Pizzerias in Seattle on the map
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From Neapolitan to Roman al taglio
The Best Pizzerias in Seattle
Cheapest Pizzerias in Seattle
Seattle runs a wood-fired pizza scene that leans on the Pacific Northwest's produce and its deep craft-baking culture. The rooms here treat the dough and the seasonal topping with equal weight, and several came out of the city's bakery and restaurant kitchens.
Neapolitan is the most common style on our map, alongside a solid naturally-leavened contingent it shares with nearby Portland. The rooms spread across Capitol Hill, Ballard, and the central neighborhoods. The city groups under the United States hub.
The most popular pizzeria in the city by review volume is Tutta Bella (Stone Way), one of 11 we list. Seattle's wet climate is quietly good for dough: the ambient humidity keeps a long ferment supple.
Prices read mid-range. A wood-fired margherita usually lands between 16 and 22 dollars. The spots ranked here are ranked by what people who came for the pizza actually thought, not by which room looked out on the water.
FAQs about Seattle
Where is the best pizza in Seattle?
Tutta Bella (Stone Way) currently has the largest review footprint in Seattle. Compare it with all 11 visible pizzerias on the city page.
What pizza style is most common in Seattle?
Neapolitan is the leading tagged style, though Seattle also has New York-inspired slices, sourdough pies, and thick pan pizza.
Which Seattle neighborhoods have good pizza?
Capitol Hill, Ballard, Fremont, Queen Anne, Columbia City, and West Seattle all have established pizza rooms.
Can I find Neapolitan pizza in Seattle?
Yes. Seattle has a long-running Neapolitan cluster, including wood-fired rooms across several neighborhoods.
Does Seattle have pizza by the slice?
Yes. Slice counters are common in central neighborhoods and nightlife districts, alongside full-service pizzerias that sell whole pies.
Do I need to book a pizzeria in Seattle?
Most casual rooms accept walk-ins. Reserve when possible for small dining rooms or peak Friday and Saturday dinner.
Where can I get pizza near Pike Place Market?
Downtown and Belltown have nearby options, while Capitol Hill offers a broader cluster a short trip east. Check the live map for current walking distances.
Are vegetarian and vegan pizzas common in Seattle?
Vegetarian pies are standard, and several Seattle kitchens offer vegan cheese or plant-based menus. Confirm cross-contact needs directly with the venue.
What makes Seattle pizza different?
The city mixes imported Italian technique with Pacific Northwest flour, produce, seafood, and a strong sourdough culture.
How does OpenPizzaMap rank Seattle pizzerias?
We rank Seattle by evidence from people who came for the pizza, not by the prettiest waterfront photo or the longest weekend line.