Pazzos makes a decent pie. I really have to say, One slice was a little oily/greasy, but considering there was pepperoni AND sausage on it, I suppose that's to be expected. The place wasn't busy at all during my visit, yet there was a lot of noise. I guess a game was on, because every so often a girl would scream from the other side of the restaurant. Their salad is alright. Not anything special though. read more

This place was pretty good. Bf and I decided to check it out because he was craving pizza. I had the mozzarella and tomato plate which is always good and I ordered a berry pie and ice cream for dessert which was really good. My bf loved the pizza but even more he loved the calazon. Our waitress was very friendly also. Def recommend. read more

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Since my family and i moved here from Philadelphia a few months ago, we have had a hard time finding a consistently great pizza joint...meaning, a place where you can bring your family, or your boys, or even just by yourself. Its laid back, but there is no lack of attention from the crew, all of them are professional and welcoming, as well as friendly and fun loving. The food? Sofa King Delicious! We have done a decent rotation through all of the fresh veggie options, but the Miguel is our favorite (peep the menu)! If you are near Capital Hill or Eastlake, this should be your weekly pizza place. read more

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Pizza isn't bad, and I enjoy having a local pizza place in the neighborhood. We would probably frequent this place bi-monthly if we didn't have consistently bad experiences. We live within walking distance and have been here a handful of times over the past couple years but nearly every time something bizarre has happened with the service. It has gotten to the point that we usually go out of our way and walk the 3/4 mile past Pazzo's and go to Pagliaccis for pizza instead of dealing with the headache: All things that have happened on different trips: 1. A waitress went on break for a half hour after taking our order but BEFORE bringing us our beers. What!? 2. The time we waited 1hr & 45 minutes for pizza because the guy making the pizza was new. (The place was dead, btw.) 3. The time everyone around us is getting their pizzas and we finally ask when ours is coming out after an hour of waiting and we get notified the waitress forgot to put our order in. Again, it wasn't busy and it should have been pretty obvious that something was up since there were only 5 tables total. 4. My boyfriend orders a calzone that was some sort of meat-lovers version with 3 kinds of meat. It ends up coming with no meat at all. Based on our previous experiences with long order wait times, he just eats it vs. waiting another hour for the right one. To their credit, they are usually apologetic and we have ended up getting comped part or all of our bill without asking, but it's just not worth the risk for us to keep trying this place after so many fails. So my advice to anyone who wants to try Pazzo's: maybe bring your kindle and come when you aren't hungry yet, knowing you will get pizza, eventually. We haven't had bad luck ordering pizza for pick up, so there is that. read more

Brought the family here while on a quick trip from Oregon. I'm not a fan of pizza really, until I had Pazzo's pizza. Omg. I nearly ate the whole thing myself. Pesto, chicken, basil, Roma tomatoes... and the house salad was freaking fantastic. read more

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First off, to hell with Yelp. Nice people use Google, whiny shit bags use Yelp. Pazzo's on the other hand is amazing. I have been bringing my kids here for the last 7 years and it's a destination for us. Its a neighborhood pizza place with veteran wait staff (Hi Tanya!!), strong drinks, good cooks, real food and an excellent rating from the health department. You cant go wrong. Switch to google reviews folks.....(watch, this review will become "not recommended") read more

I've been going to Pazzo's for over 15 years and even with some really strong pizza joints that have opened in the past couple of years, it's still tops on my list. My go-to is always the Palermo pizza. It's a pretty standard pizza but the sausage they use has some good kick and tastes great. Their pizza sauce and pizza dough are also pretty unique in terms of taste. Put all of that together and you have a pretty phenomenal pizza. Other great items include the Dave's Greenery salad. The feta-rosemary and garlic dressing is unlike anything I've had anywhere else. If I could duplicate this at home my salad consumption would skyrocket. If you are in the mood for a calzone, check out the Davinci. The whole cloves of roasted garlic really make this one. Other than the great food, the atmosphere is pretty great. It's a nice chill place in Eastlake that's definitely worth your time if you want a good pizza. read more

Food is ok, but the service keeps declining. I was there at peak time yes. Friday about 7pm. I timed it because they are so slow. 55 minutes 42 seconds to get my pizza. I did not order ahead. But wowwww. With the huge growth in the neighborhood i dont understand why they dont invest in another oven snd add staff. Then the poor waitress came by and asked "is there anything i can get you".... Lolllll read more

Candidly, one of the worst pizzas I've ever had. We got the Miguel which said it did not include Gorgonzola, but then was covered in Gorgonzola. Flavors were all off. Crust was weirdly sweet? And we got a Caesar salad which was delivered without dressing. read more

I was lucky enough to arrive to Pazzo's with bruschetta, wine and a good looking man already waiting for me, but that was really only because I was running late for dinner with the best Gay Boyfriend a girl could ask for. As I pulled the chair opposite him out from under the table, I realized that there was no way I could make it through an entire meal sitting on a chair with uneven legs especially considering that I had to squeeze in past a gentleman at the table next to ours just to get to my spot. He seemed nice enough, but I can't imagine that he would have enjoyed being knocked about every time I shifted in my seat. I switched it out for another mismatched chair from an empty table near us and sat down to get familiar with the menu. Sooooo, is this a classy joint? No. But despite the wobbly chair and the fact that I was in close quarters with strangers (which normally freaks me out), I felt comfortable. The low lights, the bar, the wood, the groups of happy people...It was nice. Our server was quick and quiet, not really friendly but not rude either - not a distraction at all. We had heard great things (on Yelp) about the calzones and figured they would be big enough to share, but we both wanted something slightly different so we each ordered our own. I was a bit annoyed that the menu didn't offer a "create your own" option for the pies or the calzones, but they were kind enough to make a substitution for both of us without giving us the stink face or rolling their eyes. The calzone comes with a salad! Yay! Man, the pile o' salad sure can be hard to eat from such small plates, but we managed to scarf them down while waiting for our pile of cheesy doughy goodness. Annnnd - no disappointment there. CHEESY, DOUGHY GOODNESS folks. Big, bubbly calzones. We both ended up taking half home, but I can honestly tell you that the leftovers were just as enjoyable after being heated in the oven the next day. So - one bottle of wine, an order of bruschetta, 2 salads/calzones and $50 later, our first Bitch Feed was declared a success. read more

Pazzo's? more like Hobo's. Seriously, all the pizza makers look like angry homeless people at this joint. Absolutely no hairnets or gloves. Do you want a nasty old beard unleashed on your pizza? And does that count as vegan? Now for the food, the pizza is 3/5 at best. They do have some interesting combinations that I am tempted to try out like the garlic shrimp pizza. But I am totally grossed out by the pizza makers. I have been here twice and both times the service was categorically cold. Especially when we were taking out one time. I don't recommend this restaurant unless you are starving to death and everything else is closed. Just make some effort and walk to any other place on Eastlake like Louisa Cafe, Le fournil's or Eastlake Grill. read more

I was promised amazing pizza. What I got at Pazzo's was OK pizza and terrible service. My boyfriend and his accomplice swore that the prawn and curry pizza was fantastic. Not so much, IMO. The curry pizza sauce was not a combination I'll rush to try again, and the "prawns" were those tiny frozen shrimp that come in a bag. No thanks. Not an awful meal, but even Pagliacci is waaaaay better than this. The server wasn't exactly rude but the opposite of attentive. He was slow. There weren't that many tables but everything took forever. He could not multitask. He walked by our table multiple and numerous times on the way to his other tables without stopping to do simple things like see if we needed anything. On more than one occasion when we were wondering what was taking him so long this time he was spied at the bar writing things down. Not quick notes, but perhaps his novel in progress. Once he filled up one water glass, but not the other three. That would have taken too much effort. Maybe he was stoned, maybe he just didn't give a shit, maybe both. I don't know, but he definitely seemed like he had better things to do than be our server. He did manage to split the bill correctly though. Highlight of the evening. My BF and our friend say that on previous visits the food and service have been better. But the only reason I can see myself coming to Pazzo's again is because my BF likes it and it's in his neighborhood. Worth noting: They serve beer and stay open pretty late. read more

The food is alright, delicious pizza when you're out drinking late at the Zoo and need a bite. Appetizers during happy hour are mostly a hot mess of grease and bland bland flavors (grease ain't bad if it's worth it!), but the drinks are cheeeap which is awesome. They have a mozzarella plate that I am a fan of for HH. Why the one star? OMFG this is the WORST service in Seattle. I have been here over twenty times because I work nearby, and unless you're lucky enough to get the tall, long haired, super chipper and sweet waitress, half the staff here is shockingly rude. Snotty jokes when you come in for lunch and ask what is possible in under 30 minutes, the waitress (the offender, who unfortunately is there often, is the older woman - if she wanders over to your table and apathetically asks you what you want, RUN!) has held our check hostage multiple times. One of the bakers reminds me of my little brother when he was thirteen - a rude a-hole, for the sake of being a rude a-hole. They have some tasty combos of pizzas and nicely priced drinks, but the hostile environment is too much for me - and at least ten co-workers who have all sworn off the place, as well. I'm sorry Pazzos, I really wanted to give you my money, but no pizza is worth that. read more

If you are looking for a rehearsal dinner site for your wedding and you have a large number of guests, Pazzo's should be your choice! We had our wedding rehearsal dinner at Pazzo's on Eastlake on 8/6/2010. We rented out the entire restaurant from 7-10PM. We had salad, appetizers and pizzas served buffet style. For drinks, we had a keg of beer and 25 bottles of wine. We kicked the keg but still had a few bottle of wine left at the end of the night. Pazzo's was EXACTLY what we had envisioned for our rehearsal dinner, a fun casual atmosphere with great food, great drinks and a low key vibe. The space was perfect for our group of 85, everyone was comfortable and could move around and mingle. The staff was excellent in bringing out the food, serving the drinks and their customer service was top notch. We got so many compliments from our guests on how great the food was and how perfect the location and event was. We priced out Buca di Beppo's, Old Spaghetti Factory and many other restaurants in the Lake Union area, and every other place was TWICE the price of Pazzo's. We got a screaming deal and we had plenty of food & drinks for all of our guests. This was one of my favorite parts of the wedding weekend! Thank you to the team at Pazzo's for making it such a great night! :) read more

This was, hands down, an awful experience. It was a waste of a lunch hour, disappointing, and and regrettable. We showed up on a Friday afternoon for lunch, sat ourselves at a table near the window and after perusing the menu waited 10 minutes for the waitress who was clearly stretched-too-thin to come and take our order... ...20 mins go by... Finally our food arrived! We both ordered calzones, which when they showed up looked incredible, crisped hand made crust, that looked flaky and buttery... But when arrived, it was cold. Not as in "not hot" but more like the inside was still refrigerated They asked us if we wanted it nuked, which was moderately appalling. I don't want my food microwaved when I'm paying to eat out, I want it cooked the first time. Long story short, they nuked it, it tasted horrid. No flavor, texture if cardboard, no red sauce... They took one if them off the bill... read more

Hummphh. Went in super hungry, just got done rowing and wanted to relax. I don't consider myself picky really at all - I do like to modify items from time to time. Like today at lunch - Buckley's, I asked for Burger NO bun... it was done and done. DO NOT do that kind of stuff here... its a no no. I asked for there antipasto dish without the bread - just on some lettuce. The waitress looked at me like I was nuts; and I may just be. But do it anyways. Instead her face scrunched up much like a pug and said I would not like it. Humm... good news chica- your NOT eating it. Then she wondered about the bread it came with... do you really not want that? Why on lettuce? NO dressing? But it won't be good. After trying to explain the method to my madness - she looked more frustrated. So I gave up and ordered a Cesar - argh. Oh Caesar - 'You blocks, you stones, you worse than senseless things! O you hard hearts, you cruel men of Rome.' Basically should have just stopped by the grocery store and bought that salad in a bag thing... and then stopped by the meat department and bought that cold precooked chicken that was cooked last month then chalked full of preservatives. Mmmmm But then I think its my fault I came to a pizza place looking for a decent salad. Maybe I should come back and experience the pizza - and try to order it on lettuce - no bread? I kid, I kid. read more

Good atmosphere, the pizza selection is pretty comprehensive, and they sell pitchers of beer too, which is a necessity in my book. Now, the only problem is our pizza was gross. Can't remember the name, but It had chicken, walnuts, and waaaaay too much feta cheese. I can't see how any normal person could have enjoyed it, but the crust and sauce were good so I'd definately consider going back and trying a different variety. Outdoor seating is available to the side, but even wth the good weather I was happy staying inside. read more

Growing up in the Midwest, I never really thought of myself as a pizza snob. I was thoroughly content with standard Papa John's back in the day, and I'd occasionally indulge in the local specialty pizzerias or some Chicago-style deep dish, but ultimately, pizza is pizza, right? Well, I'm not sure if it's the water or health-conscious ingredients or ovens that haven't aged long enough, but it is not easy to find decent pizza on the West Coast. I certainly did not find it at Pazzo's. The pizza crust is bland and the sauce is nothing special. They offer some good topping combinations, but I was just never impressed. I had the calzones a couple of times as well, and all of the bland ricotta cheese was lumped together on one side, and everything else was lumped on the other side. I really wanted to like Pazzo's because I used to live just a block away, I love pizza, and I thought the interior had a somewhat appealing divey, neighborhoody feel to it, but the food was not good, and the service was slow and inattentive. Disappointing. read more

Happened to visit on the 4th of July and the place was hotter inside than out. But I've learned that's to be expected in Seattle where air conditioning is an after-thought. Pazzo's has good food. Nothing that will make you go "Wow!", just your standard pizza joint. The calzones are better than the pizza, imho. What I found funny is they serve their food on the tiniest of plates, maybe to help the carb-conscious eat less. Who knows. But both the salad and the pizza were overflowing off the plate which made eating it a little awkward. Service was least impressive. It wasn't very busy despite the holiday, but they moved at an irritatingly snail pace here. read more

It's hard not to love a place with a salad on the menu called "Elaine's Big Salad." **Seinfeld alert** Not to mention calzones the size of my head. I mean those calzones probably have a pound of cheesy goodness inside them. They aren't the calzones of my childhood, but I'm not going to waste time yearning after the calzones in Bellmore, Long Island. I can move on. By the same token, their pizza ain't Brooklyn (or Turnpike) good, but it's not bad at all. Did I mention how cozy this place is on a rainy night? The local flavor and nice waitstaff? Check and check. I just wish I had liked Elaine's Big Salad more though. The dressing tasted like minced garlic (I hate too much garlic), and overwhelmed the greens. I think Elaine would have sent it back. read more

We came there for pizza before the Husky game. Their website said they opened at 11:30. We showed up at 2pm only to find out they were not open - they lost a good group of business. We went to the Otter bar and burger a short distance away and enjoyed our prefunc! read more

You'll find a lovely mix of heavy drinkers and Eastlake dwellers. I'm sitting at the bar (right now! they have wifi!) and waiting for my pizza- the Bianca- chicken, walnuts, sundried tomatoes and gorgonzola. I am feeling adventurous. The servers are very very friendly. Drinks are very strong. I just watched the bartender mix up some kind of weird tequila drink and top it off with some Miller Lite. I don't know what it is, but I'm having one next. I find it very easy to get accidentally smashed here. The music is a little loud, but so are the customers. So far, I've heard "Hero" by Mariah Carey, "Rush Rush" by Paula Abdul, and "Jagged Little Pill" by Alanis Morrisette. I'm totally loving it. They must have known I was coming. read more

Brian and I go here whenever we are craving really good pizza, which is different than "quick and close to home" delivery pizza. I'm from Boston and 1/2 Italian - their pizza reminds me of my mom's. Fresh dough - not bready and it's chewy, holds the sauce nicely and seasoned just right. This is our favorite pizza place not just because of the food - they also have a great beer selection and pitchers. Although they do have the tricky to pour pitchers - so go slow. Or perhaps it's just us..... Great service - great food -If only it was closer! read more

I've been to Pazzo so many times! At one point there were three separate people in my life that always wanted to get dinner and spend some quality time there. It's where my now-husband and I had the "where is this relationship going" talk, the place where my good friend from grad school and I would complain about our jobs, and where a co-worker and I could meet up and gossip about people at work. The pizza is always solid, and the calzones are super-cheesy and doughy. That's the way I like them, so if you're into thin crust and light toppings, this is not the place for you. I recently stopped eating milk/cheese, but they are able to make me an awesome cheese-less pizza! Yes, the service can be slow and it can get pretty loud in there. However, it's always a good to have a place where you feel comfortable and not rushed in your heavy rotation of restaurants. read more

Woohoo! First off, this is a diferrent place then PASSO's in Queen Anee. One is a Mexican restaurant and this one is like a pizza place. I can't tell you much about this place because they're still a mystery to Me. The mystery is, how the Heck does their Pizza taste so dang good?! My fave pizza is called "Lil Bambino" and it's like a regular pizza with meat and cheese, and there's Onionz in it. I don't have time to give it a review. It's located in a Wasteland in Eastlake. Parking is a NIGHTMARE. But if you peresvere truly you will taste a nice flame-licked pizza just weighed down with toppings. One piece can weigh upwards of Thee Pounds I was told by a dude who worked there. I think he worked there, he wasn't in uniform though if he was.On the TV was playing NFL games and there were two or three homeless dudes watching the came. One kept falling off his barstool, looked like he's had a few. I went for dinner and took my Parents. We had to wait over 45 minutes for a table. it took 30 minutes just for a Waitron to see us and she was snappy with us. The place was crawling with Bratty Kids and Eastlake Street Drunks. But, you have to hand it to them, the pizza was pretty good, but I don't have time to review it, like I said. My vote is Five. read more

After days of schlupping around, searching for apartments, Pazzo's was just the treat I needed! Being a Monday, there were tables available, and good ones! I nabbed myself a sweet spot near a window, to enjoy the warm September air, and to watch the Eastlakers go by. Seemed it was baby night when I was there, but it was a flexible scene: The moms, me in my jeans, yet a couple at a nearby table were clearly on a date. Nice! Ordering a calzone was getting complicated... THIS one. No, THIS one! When finally the DiMaggio turned the tide and won my favor. Perhaps I'd never had a fresh, professionally made calzone? It's possible, I suppose. It sure seemed amazing and exotic, yet homey, when it arrived - the big, burst of crust, under which was all that good gunk! (And you know, the salad was great, too, and that's when you know you love a place, when the salad's not some iceberg crap! Don't think it would be suitable for children, though, as the dressing which comes with it is quite spicy (lots of garlic and feta - strong! ; I doubt they'd be down with that). Be sure to observe - and enjoy - the old building while you're there: the counter in the women's bathroom is very short, and the knob to the bathroom door is, too. You'll feel just a wee bit like Alice, if you're tall.... And the large, brick-walled restaurant is graced with a front full of windows. Sit by an open one! read more

I like this place more and more and felt like it was time for a revamp of my first review. The $6ish dollar lunch menu is awesome! You can get a filling personal pizza, calzone, or salad for a very reasonable price for lunch! Yum! Happy hour is good. Cheap draught beer, well drinks, etc. I'm not a huge fan of their garlic bread (it's not cheesy), but their Pazzo bread (cheesy garlic bread with pesto and tomato) is to die for! I get it with ranch instead of marinara because I'm a disgusting beast. The Milan is my favorite pizza. It's vegetarian with an olive oil base. The kalamata olives are really good and it's such a well-balanced pizza. I always order the largest they have and take the extra home to enjoy the next day (or for second dinner). The service is always very nice. Sometimes they're understaffed and a little slow, but never TOO slow. The guy with the old-timey moustache is pretty rad. No parking, but street parking is usually pretty easy. They have an outdoor patio (private and off the street) with umbrellas. It's pretty. Inside the restaurant is a little dark, but I'm into that. It's pretty loud. Good for groups. I had a group of 20 here easily, just call ahead! read more

It feels...wrong for me to review Pazzo's, but that's only because they are so very good at helping me wash away the work week many, many Friday nights. For happy hour and beyond. Sigh. Oh, I've had the food, from the pizza (eh, fine, not Flying Squirrel or Delancey, but it's a'ight) to the calzones (delightfully cheesy, which is always a win with me) to the salads (hit or miss) to the Pazzo bread (pesto, fontina/mozzarella, and tomato on French bread? Yum!). It's just that food has never been my primary expectation at Pazzo's. Nope, this has always been an it's Friday after work, I'm going to snag a table on the sunny patio or belly up to the bar with friends and plant my ass there and drink strong drinks kind of an expectation place for me. Which is okay, right? I mean, the bartender's margaritas are really good. Like really good. Worth it despite not being a HH price. Of course, you can't go wrong with the well drinks, and they've got a decent enough selection of beers on tap. (Stella and Manny's are always popular with my friends.) The wine list is...there. But I've never seen anyone there for the vino, so who cares? But the HH drinks prices are fantastic, and at $2.50 for a well drink, I promise you'll never, ever feel short-changed. They'll pour you one here. It's an interesting crowd any day of the week, but on a Friday night, where else will you see a bunch of 20-30 somethings who've been drinking for four hours sitting at a table adjacent to a young girls' soccer team out with their coach? That's a bizarre feeling, knowing you're pretty hammered in front of kids...but such is Pazzo's, I guess. Aside from the soccer kids, it is usually just an interesting mix of people who work in the area and people who live in the area, and you definitely can tell who has their 'regular' seats. That's actually something I like about it, believe it or not...so long as I don't ever have a 'regular' seat! (To combat this, I just move around a lot!) I highly recommend Pazzo's if you've got a slightly rowdy group that wants to do a little drinking with the option of noshing. Awesome HH prices override the slightly surly service (who are all total dolls when they get to know you!), and the food is worth returning for. Drink up! (Odd side note: the first half dozen or so times I'd drink at Pazzo's after work, I'd wake up with a strange cut on my right index finger. Took that long to figure out it was from the locks on the bathroom stall doors that are just tight enough that tipsy fingers would slide uselessly over them, resulting in minorly cut fingers!) read more

I'd love to say I tried the pizza, but instead we went with getting calzones because they came with the salads. They were ok, we had never tried them before this. But they weren't good enough to want to have again. The ingredients (sausage) were very odd, like a hot dog sliced up. The salad had too much dressing and comes on a very small plate which makes it even messier to eat. The atmosphere seemed fun and they are open late for table service which was nice. I would only come here again if I'm with a few people who feel bummish at the time and want to split a pizza. read more

After moving to Eastlake, my first mission (after moving in, of course) was to find a decent place to eat within walking distance. There are of course several, but Pazzo was the first place I chose--and I continue to eat here regularly. The pizza here is great, and the calzones are equally delicious and very filling. The beer selection is also good. Only complaint: sometimes I've had to wait for them to open for lunch, which kind of sucks, but I feel it is worth the wait. read more

So we had grand plans for my boyfriend's birthday party, reservations at 8 o clock all planned out...then of course we started to realize that getting 12 + of our drunken friends to a fine dining establishment might not be the best of ideas.... Along comes PAZZO's pizza, conveniently located just blocks from our house in Eastlake! The order came in smoothly and on-time in just 30 minutes, the pizzas were ready when we showed to pick them up, no hassles. Pazzo's unfortunately does not do delivery - yet another reason to move to Eastlake! We tried three of the pizzas - Palermo, Canadian, and the Miguel. All three were delicious if a bit pricey. The best was the Miguel, whose peppers and sausage were baked to perfection. Thank you, Pazzo's, for being the hit of my boyfriend's birthday party! read more

So, i was told by one friend to not go here, and told by another that it was awesome....my concensus: it's ok. you want a decent slice of pizza, and you are in the neighborhood, go here. I, myself was on my way to the zoo (one of my favorite places) and met a friend here for happy hour. The happy hour drink specials are great and cheap. I had a calzone, it was average. my friend had this great pizza with pesto, artichoke hearts, tomatoes, and feta. so delicious... like i said, if you're in the neighborhood, or on your way to the zoo, stop by... read more

Pazzo's is a pretty solid spot in the Eastlake neighborhood for after-work drinks and pizza/calzones! They have a pretty good selection of beers and ciders on tap, as well as some interesting cocktails. Their pizzas are generally pretty good and decently priced, and their calzones are huuuggeee and generously stuffed. The salad that comes with the calzones is good and surprisingly large, too, so I'd definitely recommend the calzone/salad combo. read more

Great happy hour! Overall, above average pizza and calzones. Happy hour lands you an enormous personal pizza for like $6. It seems much larger than what they say you get. They make a decent side salad too. The pizza reminds of a mix of a pub-style pizza and a slightly upscale pizza. They have a good array of fresh tasting ingredients. It's also a bar with a cool pub atmosphere and a quaint patio in the summer. Great place for a beer and happy hour Za! read more

Pazzos makes pizzas like I would at home: Full, hearty, CHEESY, and damned good! I do love me some calzones. I actually crave Pazzos as opposed to just stopping in if I'm in the neighborhood. When Eastlake was my hood, this was my spot. The couch is very comfortable. I like coming in, claiming the couch, ordering a calzone and a dark beer and people watching. Come here for a leisurely meal and be prepared to get stuffed. read more

Brilliant local spot. Covid friendly outdoor seating and staff. Amazing specialty cocktails. If I could give 6 stars I would.

The pizza has been great every time. Crust is homemade and has a nice thickness to it with some crisp. They have a pizza with nuts on it and chicken. That alone makes me pretty happy. Prices are good. Drinks are good and cheap. 5 stars was withheld because I got an Iced Tea that tasted like card board once. Something god awful in the tea. But maybe this was a freak happening? read more

There are three types of pizza in Seattle. There is your bottom tier take out/delivery a la Domino's, Papa Johns, and Pizza Hut. On the next tier are your neighborhood joints like Piecora's and All Purpose Pizza. Then you have you're local superpowers like Flying Squirrel and Serious Pie. Then you have the likes of Pazzo's. They make a solid pie, the calzones are just as good, but I wouldn't drive across town to eat there. I would rate them on the second tier just because they make great pizza, it's a cool spot, but I wouldn't drive across town just to have it. If I were craving pizza and in South Lake Union or Eastlake though, it would be my first stop. read more

Best pizza I've had in Seattle, and I've lived here my whole life. Not even a fan of crust, but often times I've turned my slice around and eaten it from the outside in it's THAT good. Would highly recommend a plain cheese w/ marinara sauce, goat cheese and pesto. Their ceasar salad is the best too. Dressing has anchovy paste and lots of garlic. They make their own croutons. You can add a small ceasar to your meal for a whopping $2. They also have HUGE Grey Goose martinis for $8. (It's handy that I live within walking distance). Only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because on a super hot day it's unbearable inside. The pizza oven is up front and their ventilation system is bad. If it was 90 degrees one day it will be 92 degrees in there at 10:00pm. Luckily this isn't a serious issue in Seattle. A lot of people like their calzone's best but I think the pizza is where it's at read more

I wish I wasn't writing this. Called in a togo order at 5 and was told my order would be ready in 35 min. Arrived 40 minutes later for good measure and they had not even started making it. While the waitress who just got there tried to figure it out, no one else even pretended to care. Up til now I liked Pazzos but this experience takes them off my list of places to go. Unreliable and a lack of giving a shit tells me how valuable my business is to them. Be one thing if there was some sense of responsibility but none shown. I give the waitress a pass, she tried. Don't rest on your laurels Pazzos...more choices are coming to the neighborhood and don't expect people to put up with this kind of experience. ** Adding this gem, when I finally did get my pizzas and got home, THEY WERE THE WRONG ONES! Wow, missed on all marks Pazzos :/ read more