This is a story of betrayal. The ultimate pizza betrayal. A few weeks ago, Kerri and I planned to visit Queen Margherita in Magnolia after it had been recommended to us by Don, our pub trivia host. However, I ended up with the longest lasting cold in the world at the same time my boyfriend’s … More Queen Margherita (Magnolia)
On an evening of record-breaking 95 degree heat, Kerri and I thought the best place to be was across the room from a wood-fired oven so hot it only takes about 90 seconds to cook a pizza. Oh well, Friday Pizza Meetings were finally back in business, we had successfully fought the I-5 South traffic with two special guests, … More Bar del Corso (Beacon Hill)
After a few pizza postponements, we finally made it to our Friday Pizza meeting on a Monday at Flying Squirrel in Maple Leaf. With Kerri coming straight from the gym again and my first escape from the apartment after being sick for like two weeks, we found a casual spot that didn’t need us to look fancy. … More Flying Squirrel Pizza Company (Maple Leaf)
Would you believe this was almost our best scoring pizza to date? … More Palermo Pizza & Pasta (Ballard)
We’re going to keep this short, because it’s probably not very likely you’ll find yourself in Salem, Oregon on a Friday simply desperate for pizza with your parents and a dog in tow. Christo’s Pizzeria and Restaurant was a great choice for an “on the road” pizza after a long day in the car dealing … More Christo’s Pizzeria and Restaurant: Salem, Oregon
If you’re contemplating the best pizza in the US, Regina Pizzeria’s pizza is the pie that I believe that all American thin-crusted others should be judged by. … More Regina Pizzeria: Boston, Massachusetts
We catch a whiff of the pizza and pasta at Stoneburner pretty often when en route down Ballard Avenue NW aka Pizza Row, so it was finally time to give it a try. This spot under Hotel Ballard usually looks beautiful and trendy inside and is always packed with equally beautiful and trendy people sitting in the window, so … More Stoneburner (Ballard)
This week, we moved pizza up to Thursday because Friday was just too far away. We decided to declare a meeting at Olympia Pizza and Spaghetti House in Queen Anne, a Greek pizzeria that Sara walks by and has always been curious to try. It’s been serving pizza in Seattle for over 30 years and has … More Olympia Pizza and Spaghetti House (Queen Anne)
After a few weeks of New York and Chicago-style pizza, we were in the mood for a Neapolitan style pizza again. It was a perfect time to check another VPN-certified pizzeria off the list. With Kerri’s sister in tow, we cruised the Mini on up to Greenwood to Cornuto. They’re another venture by Via Tribunali and … More Cornuto by Via Tribunali (Greenwood)
After three months of pizza tastings, it was time to branch out from our usual New York or Neapolitan style pizzas and head over to Chicago. There aren’t a huge amount of Chicago-style pizzerias in Seattle, but we’re starting to hear about them more and more. Maybe they’re like the new cupcake or macaron. We … More Paxti’s (Ballard)
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