15 Best Pizza Delivery Restaurants in Seattle

Olympia Pizza & Spaghetti House II gives the familiar pizza-and-pasta format a more polished, celebratory feel. The menu reaches beyond pizza into baked spaghetti, house-made focaccia, shrimp, salads, and other substantial Italian-inspired dishes, with service suited to both family meals and larger gatherings.

Its spacious, sophisticated setting works for dinner, group celebrations, showers, and events where a varied menu matters. Delivery, takeaway, and dine-in options add flexibility without losing the restaurant’s sit-down character.

Sunny Hill brings Detroit-style square pies and classic round pizzas to Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood, alongside seasonal vegetables, salads, roasted chicken, and a Sunny Smash Burger. The square pizzas are known for crisp, caramelized edges, while the round style offers a lighter, more familiar route.

A patio, full bar, takeaway service, and neighborhood atmosphere make it flexible for casual dinners, lunch stops, or relaxed drinks with food. Seasonal toppings and creative combinations keep the menu from feeling routine.

DUDE’Z woodfired pizza brings a playful, creative edge to Seattle pizza, with rustic char, expressive toppings, salads, desserts, and vegetarian choices. Favorites include Margarita-style pies and eclectic combinations such as the Seattle Dog and Flying Zaucer.

The relaxed setting works for lunch, dinner, delivery, or a casual meal with friends. It is especially appealing to diners who prefer Neapolitan-American fusion over strictly traditional pies.

The Independent Pizzeria in Madison Park is a to-go-focused destination for wood-fired pies with chewy, crisp crusts and inventive topping combinations. Its menu moves through Neapolitan, New Haven-inspired, and vegetarian-friendly ideas, with carefully balanced sauce, cheese, and generous toppings at the center.

Smoking Monkey Pizza centers its menu on wood-fired pizzas, with calzones, pastas, sandwiches, salads, appetizers, and milkshakes adding plenty of range. The character-themed setting gives the restaurant a playful feel, while outdoor seating, delivery, pickup, and dine-in service cover different kinds of visits.

West of Chicago Pizza Company specializes in Chicago-style deep dish while also serving tavern-style thin crust, Italian beef sandwiches, salads, appetizers, and local draft beer. The deep dish delivers the rich, layered format Chicago-pizza fans seek, while the thin crust offers a lighter alternative.

Johnny Mo’s Pizzeria serves both New York and Chicago-style pizza, from personal pies to deep-dish formats, with salads, drinks, and a broader menu for mixed groups. Outdoor seating, delivery, takeaway, and a full dining room make it adaptable for lunch, dinner, or a casual neighborhood stop.

Slice Box Pizza is a compact Seattle pizzeria with an East Coast character, handmade pies, thin and thick crust choices, and a strong focus on pickup and delivery. The casual room has limited seating, but that reinforces its appeal as a quick neighborhood stop rather than a drawn-out dining destination.

Talarico’s Pizzeria West Seattle is built around large East Coast-style slices, thin hand-tossed pizzas, salads, soups, hearty pastas, and a full bar. Its signature slices are substantial enough to make a quick stop feel like a full meal, while whole pies and a broad topping range suit sharing.

Ridge Pizza is closely tied to Phinney Ridge, presenting itself as a neighborhood gathering place for pizza, drinks, and easygoing meals. The menu includes comfort-focused pies, salads, beer, wine, cocktails, and coffee, with a family-friendly dining room and outdoor seating.

Pagliacci Pizza offers a broad Seattle-friendly menu of customizable pies, signature combinations, slices, salads, beer, and delivery options. The format works equally well for a quick lunch, a solo slice, a family dinner, or a shared order with different preferences.

Thick-crust pizzas, fresh toppings, vegetarian choices, and plant-based options give the menu useful range. Dine-in, outdoor seating, delivery, takeaway, and drive-through service make it one of the more flexible choices for everyday pizza.

Olympia Pizza & Spaghetti House III combines pizza with Greek-American and Italian-American comfort food in a relaxed Capitol Hill setting. Large portions, outdoor seating, salads, pasta, chicken dishes, drinks, and classic pies give the menu broad appeal for casual lunches or family dinners.

The restaurant is best suited to diners who want a generous, familiar meal rather than a narrowly focused pizza experience. Its easygoing format also works for solo dining, drinks, and uncomplicated comfort food.

Pagliacci Pizza is a versatile Seattle option for fresh pies, customizable toppings, vegetarian choices, vegan cheese, slices, salads, beer, and delivery. Its menu supports both a quick bite and a full meal, while dine-in, takeaway, and no-contact delivery make it easy to adapt to the occasion.

Olympic Pizza and Pasta covers a broad comfort-food brief with pizza, pasta, wings, salads, garlic bread, and familiar Italian-American dishes. Delivery, pickup, takeaway, and dine-in service make it practical for everyday meals, while coffee, beer, and lunch and dinner formats add flexibility.

Romano Pizza & Pasta serves generous West Seattle meals built around pizza, pasta, calzones, salads, appetizers, and desserts. Delivery, pickup, counter service, and dine-in options make it useful for both quick orders and relaxed meals, with a menu broad enough to satisfy different appetites.

The restaurant’s strongest appeal is variety: diners can choose among sauces, toppings, pasta dishes, combo plates, and substantial portions. Outdoor seating and catering add further flexibility for casual gatherings and group occasions.