Went to Tutta Bella for a family dinner and it was pretty good! Located in Crossroads mall…read moreBellevue. Lots of parking around for the mall. The restaurant interior is pretty big it wasn't crowded they have a large room to the right of the entrance for private parties. The room is really nice being separated from the rest of the restaurant. Two downfalls of the room is that the sun shines right in and there's nothing to block the sun from those guests that have the sun on their face. There's also a door hook on the floor near the entrance of the room and it's located at the end of a long table (had a party of 20) , lots of people kicked it and tripped on it, ended up covering it with a chair, would suggest if the door is closed and the hook is exposed to cover it with something so people see it. Delicious appetizers- garlic knots and vongole pomodoro, never really had a clams appetizer with tomato sauce so that was different and delicious. Could've just had these for dinner loved the clams so much and it came with a ton of clams! Entrees- Caesar salad and tried a seasonal feature - spring forest gnocchi with pancetta - Potato gnocchi finished in a white wine cream sauce with roasted asparagus, peas, wild mushrooms, crispy pancetta, and Grana Padano $26 Caesar salad was good a little too lemony. The gnocchi dish was good loved the mushrooms and veggies but thought that it could've used a little browning on the gnocchi. Overall it was good liked the white wine cream sauce, it was light and not a heavy cream sauce. The kids pepperoni pizza was big for a kids meal it came out fast which was great love when restaurants push to get kids foods out because they know the kids are hungry! The kids meal $14 came w pizza $2 add on for pepperoni, drink, dessert - chose the cannoli and it came with 2 mini cannolis. Our server was excellent and did really well for handing a party of 20 on his own. When asked for items like extra napkin. They had extra cool and hot water set throughout the table which was nice.

Tutta Bella's is a restaurant where I actually love everything on the menu. I went to the…read morecrossroads restaurant. I haven't been in a longtime. The restaurant area was open and it was easy to get a seat with no wait time. We wanted the happy hour and were told we had to move to the bar to get the happy hour fair. So after having our appetizers we moved to the bar. At the table we ate the pesto pasta gnocchi which was really delicious. We also ate the mushroom burrata. This one was good but very spicy for me. We also ate the special peach salad. It was a nice summer salad with lots of cheese and a perfect amount of peach. At the bar we had the happy hour margarita pizza which was delicious. We also ate the cauliflower which had a garlic cheese flavor and was good. I ate it without the pancetta which made it taste more garlicky. The garlic knots were nice but very garlic and butter flavored. It was good with the tomato sauce. For dessert we had the warm caramel cake. It is the most delicious cake ever. All the food we ate there was delicious. The only negative thing was the bathroom was very messy. I have never seen it this messy. It may just be because we had a late dinner. The other problem was that the cloth table napkins smelled so bad like mold. I don't think they are washing them.

Aloha picante is my favorite pizza in WA. Never disappoints and is easily in my top 5 pizzas…read more Nice that you order it from Jack Sprat and eat in or order to go. The area is also pleasant to just be around.

You can order the food here at Poggio, or head to their sister restaurant, Jack Sprat, if you'd…read moreprefer more of a sit-down experience. I usually just eat it out on the lawn with my boyfriend! I highly recommend the lasagna pizza--it's a little different from their more traditional options and is so good. The wait is usually pretty short, too. At first glance, it might seem a little pricey, but the pizzas are pretty filling. My boyfriend and I typically share one and still have a slice or two left over.

Best pizza we've ever had, hands down, no exaggeration. The bread was so moist and it was seasoned…read moreperfectly, you could tell they actually put thought into it. We got the clam chowder for our first time and ww were honestly so sad we didn't have more time to try their other flavors because I have a feeling they're all just as solid. We came in around dinner time and there was no line at all, which was such a nice surprise. Definitely going back to work through the rest of the menu next time we are in Seattle!

Only need 1 to feed 2. Detroit style is thick and very filling. Got the clam chowder which was…read morereally good but it only comes with a few clams still in shell. Overordered and was able to pop it in the air fryer then next day, tasted just as good!

I came here for a puzzled pint and unlike the ones in Seattle, this one was at a place that…read moreprimarily serves food! Very exciting. They have customer parking underneath, across from the QFC. Overall they were really friendly in inviting us in, bringing water, and letting us use the space for puzzles. For me specifically, they ...kind of dropped the ball on all of it. One person told me she'd bring me a menu once I was seated, but proceeded to pass me by when handing out menus (maybe because I already had water? Unclear. I tried to flag her down but she either didn't see me or ignored me). When I got up to ask about it, a different person just looked expectantly for me to order. When I told her I hadn't received a menu yet, she just gestured at the to go menu on the counter. When the pizza came, there were no napkins or utensils or anything given to me either. Throughout the whole hour and a half I was there, no one so much asked how I was doing despite that seeming to be standard for all the parties around me (including another one with only one person, so it wasn't because I was a Singleton working on puzzles!). The pizza I got was the aggressive mushroom one, which was great on mushrooms but oddly overly sweet, so I probably wouldn't get it again. The texture of the pizza was great though. Overall, the place was nice for puzzles and the food was good (just not what I expected for my order, but that's not really their fault). It was just a really weird night of service of feeling like they were snubbing me for no reason. It would be different if that's how they treated everyone or at least everyone who was puzzling solo, but the other person at my same table who was working solo got much better and nicer service than I did. :/

Server is rude! We go to the Bellevue location about 2 times a month for the past 3 months. We…read morebring our dog and he sits quietly under the table- we ask every time to make sure. Tonight we walked in, no one was up front to greet us so we continued into the dining room. The female server yelled at us" No dogs allowed, THIS IS A RESTAURANT! " we walked out immediately stunned. we were shocked and embarrassed- the way she handled it was not professional. We love support local, Zeeks pizza is top tier but we will not be back.

Perfection! They composed a great balance of ingredients and cooked the crust perfectly. Thank you…read moreto all of the chefs that run that store. :) Thank you redmond Mod!

Great place for a quick meal!…read more Don't be like me and get too greedy with the toppings though, mine didn't turn out well My husband's was great and the pesto drizzle on top was a great touch.

We used their online ordering platform on the restaurant's website to place a take-out order. We…read moreordered a couple of pizzas, a salad, some meatballs, and Spinach & Artichoke Dip. The place was packed with many families and folks celebrating the holidays. This place is definitely popular and very family-friendly. The pizzas were good, tasty, and familiar. The meatballs were flavorful and went well with the pizza crust. The artichoke dip was okay and the salad was ordinary but went well with the pizza. For folks with Resy credits through some of the American Express cards, this is a good way to use those credits as this restaurant is on the Resy platform at the time of this review. The staff were friendly, food was great, and ordering was easy.

Pizza Bank has been around since 1983 according to one of the staff who has been there for the same…read morelength of time. This review is sort of a two-Parter. To start the layout of Pizza Bank is nice, with plenty of indoor as well as outdoor seating. There is even a private-Esque room that seats at least 6+. It is also kid friendly with children's works adorning the walls on the way to the rest rooms. The pizza is solid. The sauce and cheese hit the spot. The crust was a little dense, but all the other flavors bring it together. From what I hear though the salads and pastas are the real draw here according to that above mentioned staff member so perhaps on a return sit down visit I'll try those. The staff here are very accommodating as they hired on one of my clients which is testament of the values and openness here which is greatly appreciated.

If it's a 4 .5 do I leave 4 or 5 stars? Math is hard, but…read moreFlying Pie is awesome. ​If finding a legitimately great slice of pizza in Western Washington feels like trying to find a restaurant that doesn't give you food poisoning in a notoriously sketchy travel-advisory zone, you're not alone. The search is exhausting. Enter Flying Pie Pizza in Issaquah, which swoops in like a pepperoni-laden hero to save you . I've been here a few times now ​Here is my breakdown of the Good, the Bad, and the Quirky : ​The Good: * ​The Pie: Hands down one of the absolute best pizzas in the region. Their dough and sauce are homemade and made fresh daily, and you can honestly taste the difference. * ​The Vibe & Staff: The staff is wonderfully friendly. Plus, they have coloring pages and crayons for the kids and proudly display the masterpieces created by these little local artisans on the walls. * ​Retro Entertainment: By the soda machine is an old-time pinball machine. Head to the back and you will find classic 80s arcade games. (Just try not to lose your quarters before your pizza arrives). ​The Bad: * ​The Wallet Factor: It's a bit pricier than your average chain, but the quality easily justifies the extra few bucks. * ​The DIY Setup: You seat yourself, grab your own plates, and bus your own table. Think of it as burning off those incoming pizza calories in advance. * ​Service Style: The staff can sometimes be hanging out in the back, meaning they aren't always front-and-center. The silver lining? If you need something, they don't get annoyed at all if you just cheerfully yell out to get their attention. ​The Ugly (Or Weird): * ​The Ghost Bar: There is a very nice-looking bar in the back, but it is completely unmanned (they only use it to process alcohol requests). It's like a phantom watering hole. * ​The Bathroom Obstacle Course: Directly behind this ghost bar is a clothing rack with shirts for sale, which conveniently obstructs your view of the bathroom door. Consider it a fun little scavenger hunt after two slices of heavy-duty pie and a drink refill ​Final Verdict: Skip the culinary roulette elsewhere and hit up Flying Pie. Just watch out for the shirt rack on your way to the restroom!

This place is amazing I'm new to town and this was one of my first food stops I made.i love the…read moreservice they are amazing people working there. The ambiance of food drinks and sports and pinball old arcade style Pokémon and ninja turtles each playing for a quarter is simply an amazing deal. The gumball machines my daughter really loved.

Yoooooooooooo!!! Ive…read moredriven past Can Am maybe 200x. Never once gave it a thought to try, the exterior is nothing to be impressed about, and the name itself didn't scream "you gotta try our pizza." Boy, another example of never judge a book by its cover. We had a World Cup Soccer viewing event at work and my friends said lets order pizza. What an outstanding idea! Then they said Can Am, and I'm like who, what, where?!?!?! But I trusted them nonetheless. NOW, the main reason why there are subpar reviews is primarily the woman who is presumably the owner that everyone talks about. She has not care for customer service, told by my friends and the reviews. For me, yes, service certainly matter, but product quality reigns supreme always. Now of course if the customer service or lack there of is extreme, then yes, I would have no interest in giving my business to such an establishment. SO, my one and only time here so far, I did not experience that lack of customer service, but there certainly was a smidget of a hint of a grumpy old lady, but it never truly came to fruition. Score! *******Disclaimer*******this high star review could change upon the next experience, lol. The product, the Pizza though was DELICIOUS. Had me thinking about it for the next few days. So good! Indian style pizzzzza?!?!?!!?! Who would have known. Consider me happily learning a new experience from a different culture. LOVE IT. The lady/owner I find similar to Sunfish (on Alki) brothers (though they have improved considerably). Nothing wrong with a tad of perceived rudeness, I consider it as part of the charm of the place. Perhaps next visit you kill them with kindness and maybe, just maybe, I'll get a smile out of her.

We recalled the pizza being good during to Covid days in 2020, so we decided to check out Can Am…read moreagain given we are now back in the area. It was very sad for a couple of reasons. The inside is basically still unchanged from COVID, plastic screens up, areas used for storage of pizza boxes and soda....not inviting to sit and dine in. So this place is really only for take-out. Second, the pizzas we ordered were SO skimpy with the toppings. At one point my daughter asked if there was supposed to be meat on the Canadian Bacon and pineapple since there was so little ham to be found! We are so sad Can-Am didn't live up to our memories from last time...the ambiance and food quality is a no for me.