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Georgetown Pizza & Arcade

4.0 (38 reviews)
Closed • 4:00 pm - 10:00 PM
Updated 2 months ago

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Pizza by the slice $6, I got the pepperoni
Angela B.

I heard they had pizza by the slice here so that's what brought me in. Surprisingly it was not only filling, but also very yummy. I sat at the bar with a few other others, but you could easily get a table by yourself. The staff were helpful and informative, and they were incredibly friendly. It reminds me kind of of a retro giant meets pinball arcade. The only thing I really didn't like was that the bathroom is unisex and that when you are in the stall anybody, including men can walk in to the restroom and wash their hands. I would prefer if it was a unisex bathroom that it would be completely closed off so that way when you are in the stall, nobody else can walk in or if you are in the bathroom part touching up your lipstick again that nobody can walk in. But that's really the only flaw I found with the entire restaurant/bar. Like I said the food was really great and I would've wanted to try their warm chocolate chip cookies, but I was just way too full after eating the slice of pizza. And the thing that was so nice about the bar really was just how friendly and welcoming everybody is there

Cody A.

What a GEM Discovered this place accidently while hanging with some friends in Georgetown. The food was great, the drinks were strong, AND THEY HAVE PINBALL MACHINES! What else could you ask for? 10/10

Valerie Y.

I had a shockingly bad experience at Georgetown Pizza which was really sad, because the food was great! My frisbee team came in after a game on the nearby playfield. I went over to the first server I saw and asked if we could move some chairs around, she looked at the size of our team and said "good fucking luck" then walked away! I would've taken a "no". We split into two groups to order our food but she still had a chip on her shoulder... when one of my friends went up to order a beer, she berated him for not calling ahead of time. Valid, but I think she could've been less rude about it. If the restaurant did not have space for us we would've been happy leaving, but it was pretty empty... My table ended up ordering two large pizzas and a plate of cookies. The Meat Lovers pizza was amazing, the Teacher's Pet pizza was pretty good as well. The cookies were great but perhaps raw? You can look at my photo, the center is completely liquid which I didn't mind, but others at my table were a little concerned. Anyways, all that to say that this would've probably been a 4 star review if the service wasn't so bad. I would just do take-out next time :)

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Heather J.

I dined a few times at the previous pizza place in this location, but I have never tried the food here. I do like to stop off for a drink and some pinball when I am in the neighborhood. I was just telling someone how Georgetown is the perfect spot for bar/brewery hopping and the inclusion of pinball at this location certainly adds to that. I really missed the previous pinball location in Georgetown when they went away a couple years ago and this fills that void. I believe they have less games, but enough to keep someone entertained for an hour or so. It's a good mix with typical pinball prices. It's not ever been too crowded when I stop by which tends to be weekend afternoons. It also is not as loud as some other pinball places which I appreciate. If you just need a little snack they do sell pizza by the slice, but you can get a full pizza as well. The taplist is made up of quite a few things from the neighborhood. There's tables if you prefer to sit and drink/eat or if pinball is not your thing. I'm a fan and we will keep this in our Georgetown rotation. I am sure I will try the hummus someday.

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Pizza was pretty good but paid 7.50 for one slice. Similar taste/texture to Costco. Not sure if I would go back

Meat specialty slice pizza of the day.
Thijs J.

This place is a cool little family spot out in Georgetown area. Sorta hard to find. However it is a great set up when you do. Family place with arcade and games. Pizza by the slice or whole...pizza isn't bad but nothing spectacular. I would give the pizza about a 6.0. The bar tender was great, funny, super friendly and enjoyable to chat with. Boosts this overall rating for me to a 7.0 because of the staff.

Pinball machines

Great food, great fun, and what? Karaoke, too! Family-friendly and friendly neighbors' atmosphere with the only kale salad and crafted pizza dough I could eat every day. Such a fun, wonderful place and rocking bartender.

two slices of cheese pizza on a paper plate
Lawrence L.

Ok, so don't tell anyone this arcade has a pizza place! It's been a long time since I've seen an arcade. Even a small one, and this 1's pretty good. There's lots to do lots of activities, and the staff is very friendly. The pizza's got a thick chewy crust, so that's not for you. Please move on and leave it for the rest of us. A great ratio of sauce to these, and the staff is friendly. There's not much more you can ask for; it's a great place to hang out, have a drink, and then play pinball.

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Was here for SW2 earlier this year (May 2026), and had a blast. Cool people working here and dope people playing pinball here.

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I ordered one time pizza was very pricey and not very good. I had a delivery, it was warm not very tasty. Will not order again.

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The pizza and cocktails were great and the staff was super friendly! The throwback school vibe was a fun touch!

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Great service, pizza was excellent and lots of fun pinball machines. Highly recommend and it is kid friendly

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4 years ago

Best pinball bar in Seattle. Meticulously maintained and a good variety of ages and manufacturers.

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3 years ago

It's great that Georgetown has a gluten free option. Unique, tasty pizza. Fun karaoke on Tuesday nights, too!

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A great spot for some pinball and pizza. Staff are always friendly and the food is good and filling with fair sized portions.

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Shorty's

Shorty's

3.9(720 reviews)
4.4 mi•Belltown
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This is it, the emperor of Seattle dive bars. Inimitable. Sui generis. My favorite place to hang…read moreout in downtown Seattle when bad decisions and fun are on my agenda. Time without number I've found myself here, be that first dates, my birthday, or New Year's Eve, and it always feels like home. If home were a clown/carnival themed acid trip of a pinball arcade bar, that is. And what's not to love about that? The bar tenders here are cool and friendly people who pour drinks with a heavy hand, and understand the mission: get the patrons who want to be drunk, drunk. The first few times I visited, I felt a leeriness about ordering food. But once I got over myself, I kinda fell in love with the menu, and I've probably eaten everything on it (including the clam chowder). Their hot dogs are wonders to behold, utter symphonies for the senses, and I refuse to visit Shorty's without getting one. Best dog in Seattle? Why yes. I think so. To paraphrase one reviewer: "Take your date here. If she doesn't like it, she's lame and you shouldn't waste your time with her anyways." Shorty's is the bomb.

The male bartender was extremely rude. As soon as we walked in, he aggressively asked for our IDs…read more Then, while my cousins and I were looking through the food menu, he barely gave us a chance to read it before saying, "I'll take whoever is ready to make my life easier." That's not something paying customers want to hear. I ended up ordering a drink for myself while the guys were looking at the menu because they were doing a food hop, and us girls were doing a bar hop. During that time, the bartender came back to our table at least four times within about five minutes. Instead of being attentive, it felt pushy and aggressive, especially since they were still deciding what they wanted. I've been here a few times before, but after this experience, this will definitely be my last visit.

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Shorty's - Tables are made from pinball machines

Tables are made from pinball machines

Shorty's - Spicy Pepperand Cheese Hot Dog, topo Chico seltzers

Spicy Pepperand Cheese Hot Dog, topo Chico seltzers

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GameWorks - Mocha-Spresso milkshake. Love that presentation!

GameWorks

2.9(622 reviews)
4.1 mi•Downtown
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I was staying in a nearby hotel with my toddler who needed to get his energy out. I found this…read moreplace within walkable distance and decided to give it a try. So happy I did! The place is really big and we went on a Thursday evening and wasn't crowded so me and my son had nice space to enjoy the games and have dinner. The food was okay, the pizza not the best but the fries were really good. The staff were all amazing too. I'd definitely be back when in Seattle, great place for kids and adults.

I hadn't been to GameWorks for a couple of decades when I went last week for a relative's birthday…read more He is really into video games and enjoyed Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) along with the driving games where you can race against your friends/family members. So, I am glad he had a good time. But I don't think I will go back to GameWorks in the future, even for special events. First, the loud noise and flashing lights made me feel like I was in a casino for kids. Something creepy about the vibe there. Second, there was no real air conditioning on a hot summer day, just these mobile a/c fans that blew cold air and were quite loud, adding to an already noisy place. Third, the games were very expensive. You have to buy a card for game credits and swipe that card whenever you play a game. We calculated later that it was cost us $1.60-2.30 PER GAME. That is including vintage games like Frogger and Ms. Pacman and other games like Operation, Skeeball, and driving games that only give you one life. Growing up in the 70s and 80s, I went to A LOT of arcades as a kid and teen. I don't expect places to be like the arcades I went to back then, but I do expect a fair and decent exchange for my money for the experience of playing a video game. Three lives/tries per fee is a fair exchange. GameWorks is nothing like that, and for that reason, along with others I've given here, I won't be back.

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GameWorks - There are two floors of games. It is pretty loud.

There are two floors of games. It is pretty loud.

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Penny Arcade Expo: PAX Prime - Faefarm in Expo Hall.

Penny Arcade Expo: PAX Prime

4.0(40 reviews)
4.1 mi•Downtown

Dang, did I pick an unideal time to finally put in a review for this annual gaming convention I've…read moreonly been going to since 2017, because I would have had a lot more good things to say about it. Now it sounds like I'm gonna be comparing everything from past years, which is inevitable to do especially among me and my peers who've come here longer than I have. To start off, this review is for 2026 from September 4-7, and I only went Friday and Monday this year due to Bumbershoot on Saturday and Sunday. As with every PAX I go to, panels and events are the least of my interests; most of my thoughts go for the logistics, vendors, and already in-your-face games that are set out in front of everyone at both the Arch and Summit buildings where the convention is split between. The general layout for this year's PAX was the same as last years; the Expo hall is all in the Arch building, and includes many vendors showcasing indie games and art. The Summit building has tabletop games, BYOC setups, game-related merch and tons of auditoriums and rooms with many different events with set times for each. I don't follow most events though I did get to do drag bingo, hear a master pianist play game music (like the end credits for Super Mario 64 and Mario Kart 64), and spend a ridiculous amount of time playing Groove Coaster at the arcades set up by 100 Yen Life or gamecenter. The map included in the event brochure did not have any layout information on booths for the Summit building, and legends were hard to read for the more detailed maps for the Arch building and all its floors. Gaming wise, the biggest games I got to play were Among Us Story: On Guard, Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 and Hello Kitty Party Land. Other releases like Stranger Than Heaven, Persona 4 Revival and Castlevania had long, capped lines that were impossible to get to given how easily time constraints form when a convention has so many things going on at once. Even worse is the lack of strong phone signal in the Arch building, and slightly better but still hindered signal in the Summit building, though that's a very common sentiment for the Seattle Convention Center during any large convention like this one. Compared to other years, this convention is a huge step up from its iteration when we all just recovered from the pandemic, but a massive population downgrade from last year's. I could feel that while walking around, and it feels mostly due to the lack of really large and hyped up games to look forward to, especially from Nintendo which was notably absent this year except for the booth showcasing the new mobile game Pikmin Bloom. I always have to question every year whether I'm gonna come back to PAX, and I have skipped some years as a result. That same thought still holds today as of this writing, and I've only noticed a downhill trend year after year. At this point, I only go for the company I go with, not the events or thrills that this convention promises but hasn't been delivering consistently.

Late review. Went to Pax Prime 2023 after attending Pax East a number of times so I was quite…read moreinterested in the West coast version and after many years not going. Breaking up the events into buildings in the surrounding area was a bit confusing, even with the map and the event staff giving direction. Pax East everything is under one roof, so this took some getting used to. The check in process was very organized and impressive, hats off and thanks to the staff who process a few thousand people, some of whom I know volunteer. Went to panel, played some games in free play and of course hit the main floor to try out some up and coming AAA games as well some indie games. Bought and picked up some swag, you know, the usual at these conventions. After years of not going, it was nice get back into it and would definitely consider going again next year. If you're into games even in a small capacity, get a day pass and have some fun!

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Penny Arcade Expo: PAX Prime - Konami booth

Konami booth

Penny Arcade Expo: PAX Prime - Tribes of the Wind Board Game in Tabletop Freeplay.

Tribes of the Wind Board Game in Tabletop Freeplay.

Penny Arcade Expo: PAX Prime - Main floor

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HUB Games

HUB Games

4.5(6 reviews)
7.1 mi•University District
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located on U of W campus…read more no crowd at all, at least during midday. guess students are still in class. dropped off family and then had to park on street and walk in. 22$ per hour bowling for unlimited players including shoe rentals. balls and shoes are in great shape. balls were organized by weight. easy to find specific ball weight. will definitely return. other options include a few arcade games, billiards, computer lab for e games, ping-pong. kids had fun, stayed 1.5 hours, could have stayed more but we had other things to do.

When I was looking for some indoor activities to get away from the rain I was pleasantly surprised…read moreto see that UW has bowling alleys on their campus! Not only do they have bowling but they also have board games, arcade games, and pool tables all for the enjoyment of students. I came here just for their bowling but it looked so fun I might just come back for their other activities. For bowling they allow you to play by the game or by the hour. They also allow you to book all 12 lanes for a private event. All of the prices are on their website and they were all pretty reasonable. They also have discounts for faculty, staff, and students. We played three games with two pairs of shoe rentals and the total came out to be about $30 with a UW staff discount. Our lane malfunctioned once but one of the workers was swift in helping us resolve the problem so we could continue having our fun. The facilities were pretty clean and overall we both had a great time. Most people were students but even as a visitor I still felt welcomed. It made me feel old being in the college atmosphere around all these youngins but at the same time I felt like I looked like them and probably could've fit right in. One thing that made me feel old though: the worker at the front asked for my ID and my mind defaulted to my driver's license and the worker replied, "Oh, I meant your student ID." Ouch.

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HUB Games - Bowling alley on campus in the hub building

Bowling alley on campus in the hub building

HUB Games - The party room is available to rent or a variety of activities!

The party room is available to rent or a variety of activities!

HUB Games - Bowling Alley 2020

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