Rione is our daughter's favorite restaurant, so this year she wanted to celebrate her 8th birthday there. Everyone at Rione made her feel so special. And the food is always amazing. We are never disappointed when we dine here. read more

It was pretty good! I got the funghi pizza. Probably one of the better mushroom 'zas I've had. My biggest gripe with the business is that they seem to have switched from using pecorino cheese (looking at old menu photos) to grana padana, which is cheaper. However, the price of the pizza went up from $24 to $28. So you're essentially paying more for a cheaper pizza. Have to call them out on this. If you wanna be upscale, keep your food upscale and charge accordingly. They're filling a weird middle spot now of appearing to be and charging the prices of a high-end joint while most likely starting to take shortcuts and save money in the kitchen. My gripe with the service that night was the pizza not coming out piping hot. I think something should come out a little too hot to eat right away, and then once it cools down beneath the threshold, you start digging in. However, this was already well below the consumable temperature for me by the time I got it. The server was nice and kept asking me how everything was right after I took a big bite, so I never got to complain about it in person. I just nodded and gave a thumbs up. What am I gonna do? Hold him there while I finish chewing to tell him it that it's lukewarm? read more

Rione XIII - I take beautiful photos in restaurants. I don't care about being judged. - Pizza Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Great place outdoor seating. When we were making our reservation online it asked us if we already wanted to place order to get started. It was awesome we preordered Prosecco and burratta . We were seated and it arrived in few minutes. It was a great start to the evening. We ordered few items from happy hour menu ( happy hour is till 10 pm on mondays) ordered marinated olives , fried gnocchi. Main meal we ordered Margarita and Funghi flatbread. Both were delicious. We ordered pasta dish. Our next round of drinks Extra dirty martini and Old Fashion. To close out the evening delicious Cannoli and Port. Great evening and will definitely go back. read more

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Nut allergy friendly: No issues with the pizza here and I don't think they have many nuts overall on the menu. Time-to-Food; 16 Minutes We got here around 4:30PM on a Saturday afternoon for their 4-6PM daily happy hour and were seated outside with no issues. For two people, we shared the Funghi pizza (8/10) and a beer and an Old Fashioned each. The Funghi pizza was very sharable, had a good balance of truffle oil and cheese and mushroom, and a nice crispy and not too thick crust. Would definitely come back for the happy hour pizza. I wouldn't get a cocktail again - it was pretty watered down and had too much ice. The beer was just poured out of a can and so $8 for an IPA is quite expensive. I'd definitely come back and order some other things from the happy hour menu aside from beverages. No issues paying via inKind and applying a referral discount. read more

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I stumbled upon Rione XIII after striking out on Italian restaurants that were open late (8pm) on a Friday and I was presently surprised. The authenticity of flavor in their dishes, to the staff being very open to educate on both the food and drink menus. A great experience and the low lit look and feel was the icing on the cake to close the evening. read more

Rione XIII - Strozzapreti Carbonara, Orecchiette Pesto - Pizza Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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My friend and I shared happy hour meal on a Friday night. We had the Bucatini Amatriciana, Funghi pizza, and Insalata Mista (mixed artisan lettuces, pecorino romano, red wine vinaigrette). For drinks we had the seasonal shrub + soda, which was cherry flavored this time. Among the food we ordered, I thought the salad had the best flavor. Leafy greens were fresh and I liked how the salad was topped with winter squash chips. Bucatini tasted fresh and I really liked the texture, but the dish was too salty and made it hard for me to keep digging in unless I take a break with the salad. The pizza was just not my preferred style of pizza so I thought it was just alright. When you order during happy hour, you get a discount of $5-10 per dish, compared to the dinner menu, so it's definitely worth it to show up during happy hour. Service was very attentive and friendly. I appreciated how everyone was eager to help. The restaurant space was decorated beautifully with holiday items. With that being said, I thought the food was ok but not exceptional. The pasta texture was really nice though. I'm hoping if I were to get another pasta dish, they are not as salty as the one we had this time. read more

To be honest, we went to Rione with very low expectations. I am not the biggest fan of other Ethan Stowell restaurants I've been to, but our dinner was fantastic!! We had the Artichokes to start and they were so delicious and soft! The aioli lacked flavor but was still delicious overall. For dinner we got the Gnocchi and the Pappardelle. The gnocchi was pretty good, but the Pappardelle was the star of the show. That pasta was so good with big 'ol noodles and the perfect mushroomy flavor. We also split the Funghi pizza which was delicious. We kept the Gnocchi sauce to dip the pizza into and it made it even better! The staff were excellent and so friendly. The restaurant is nice, dark, and intimate, which we loved. We will eventually be back! read more

We went on a Tuesday night since I knew happy hour was till close on Monday and Tuesdays! You just have to sit at the patio or bar. For happy hour you get full sized items for much cheaper (I think pasta was essentially $10 off)! Everything was so tasty but I don't know if I would pay full price for it, I would definitely come back for happy hour though! The pasta was especially delicious, the noodles were cooked perfectly! The servers were also very attentive and helpful as well giving us their recommendations. Also, just of note, there is an automatic 20% service fee included. read more

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I came here for a phenomenal cacio e pepe recommendation, ordered the wrong C pasta (ordered a Carbonara) and the Funghi pizza-- and my god!! It was THe best pizza I've ever tasted!! The ratio of crust to topping was perfect and the texture of the crust was so perfect too!! The service was awesome and we could see everyone that worked there liked their job! The ambiance was great for a date night or a nice dinner with friends! Love it and will return!! read more

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This is an Ethan Stowell Restaurant located in Capitol Hill. The service was amazing when we went to this restaurant and probably what we paid for. As for the food, it was barely mid. My friend and I ordered the Bruschetta & Burrata as appetizers, which were probably the best dishes of the night. The Tonnarelli was very salty and the noodles were too al dente - there were crunchy parts that were definitely uncooked. My friend ordered the Potato Gnocchi, which he wasn't too fond of and was surprised about. He though the gnocchi would actually be potatoes in small gnocchi shaped sizes. It was disappointing to say the least. For the price, the food wasn't worth it. However, we extremely enjoyed the service we had from our server and hostess. They were super friendly and funny. Though the food wasn't great, we enjoyed our time eating. read more

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One of my favorite Italian places to go to. We had the burrata, spaghetti And the fungi pizza. For dessert we got the tiramisu which was delicious. The service is really great and attentive. The ambience is quiet and cozy, great for date nights read more

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I am shocked that this restaurant only has 3.8 stars! Thursday nights they have BOGO pasta off the main menu, and we went during happy hour (4 - 6 PM). I was so impressed with their summer sausage/green squash pasta dish (5/5 stars blow your mind amazing), under carbonara (4.5/5 stars) was good as well. Unfortunately, the seasonal shrub (2/5 stars) had such a strong vinegar taste that I sent it back, but I did not really enjoy the rosemary lemonade (2/5 stars, tasted too similar to Minute Made lemonade) I got, either. Overall, we are thrilled, and plan on going back some Thursday - or maybe during another happy hour to try some of the pizzas! read more

Rione XIII - Carbonara - Pizza Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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The food is out of this world. It's clean and delicious. The restaurant is very nice and the service is on point, even during high volume hours. read more

Rione XIII - I suggest the ravioli. Get it while it lasts - Pizza Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Beautiful spot, lovely atmosphere, especially for the summer when they have the windows open. One of the few places in that area that takes reservations way in advance for groups of four and isn't stupid expensive. Kind staff. Great menu options, delicious food and drinks. Many other fun bars and shops nearby if you want to hop around. We found FREE parking near here pretty easily and did a short Lyft drive over to Paramount. read more

Rione XIII - Pizza Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Tl;dr this place hits. Rione is in a quieter part of cap hill with a cozy, intimate ambiance. There's some street parking, but can be a little difficult. I ended up parking in the nearby Safeway lot My friends and I ordered the burrata to share, the mushroom papardelle, bucatini, and radiatore. And tiramisu for dessert. The burrata was a solid 7/10. Very light, but on the sweeter side since it comes with figs and apricots. It was yummy, but it hit the least. Radiatore was 10/10. That pasta hit. It was perfectly cooked, I love the pasta shape because it holds so much of the bolognese sauce in the ridges, and the sauce itself was delicious. It was also just a touch spicy which added a good extra layer of flavor. Bucatini also 10/10. The pasta also hit. The pasta noodles were nice and chewy, perfectly al dente and the sauce was flavorful. Papardelle, I wasn't a huge fan but only because its main flavor is mushrooms and I'm a bit of a mushroom hater. My friend really enjoyed it though. Extra note, the past portions are large, so I'd recommend sharing, or packing leftovers for another meal. Lastly, we got tiramisu for dessert which hit extra. It comes with a little almond cookie which was so good. The tiramisu itself was super moist and the perfect balance of bitter coffee and sweet cream. The service here was also amazing , 10/10. Our server, Diego, was super attentive and helpful. The restaurant automatically adds a 22% gratuity to the bill, which is a lot, but I think it was well deserved this time. Would definitely come again! read more

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A friend of mine has suggested this place several times. Finally happened to be in the area where it worked out for us to go. They didn't have any reservations available at the time that we showed up so we got a table at the bar. Happy hour from 4 to 6. From the happy hour menu, we ordered the focaccia, the salumi board, Casio Pepe, and the bucatini amatriciana. You cannot beat the fresh pasta by far away one of the best meals I've had in a very long time. read more

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My girlfriend and I visited Rione XIII to celebrate a birthday. I've enjoyed other Ethan Stowell restaurants before, so I came in expecting a solid meal and good service. Unfortunately, this experience fell short on both fronts. We arrived around 6:30 PM to a visibly understaffed restaurant--just two servers and an overwhelmed bartender. It took over five minutes just to be greeted at the host stand. When we asked to sit at the bar, we were told "go ahead," with no acknowledgment of the wait. Once seated, the bartender was busy making drinks, which is understandable--but a quick greeting and a menu drop would've gone a long way. It took another few minutes to even get menus, and longer still before we could place an order. We ordered the bucatini and the fungi flatbread. The flatbread was decent. The bucatini, however, was overcooked, lacked texture, and was extremely salty--especially with what seemed like guanciale on top. I normally enjoy bucatini for its bite, but this dish had none. In hindsight, I should've sent it back, but I already felt neglected by the service and didn't want to make more of a scene. What really added to the disappointment was the mandatory 22% service charge. I have no issue with a built-in service fee--if the food and service justify it. In this case, they simply didn't. We were hoping for a memorable birthday dinner, but Rione XIII left us underwhelmed. I won't be returning, and unfortunately, I can't recommend it read more

This place serves Roman style pizza, which has thin crust and rectangular shape. The food here is good, although not the *best* Italian spot I've found. We got focaccia as a starter, and this was solid! I really liked the ricotta it came with. For our mains we got the golden potato pizza and luchame pasta. The golden potato pizza was good, but anchovy overpowered it with salt since the rest of the pizza was a bit bland. The luchame was nice too, but it too was a little on the salty side. The service was great though and the staff was very friendly. Not sure if I would go out of my way to come here again, but we did have a nice meal. read more

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Really pleasant atmosphere. The server was super nice and helpful. My friend has a nut allergy, and the restaurant was very accommodating. I don't generally like salty food, but I think everything just needed a pinch more salt to bring out the flavors. read more

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I really enjoyed the neighborhood feel of Rione. It is a place where you can just drop in. There were some fun cocktails and a decent sized bar. Service was pleasant and relatively quick. The restaurant features pasta and I ordered the carbonara. It was flavorful and the noodles were tender. You may want to stick with the pasta dishes over the steak. read more

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The food was all really excellent. Our server was also great and went above and beyond. He had some great suggestions and was very personable and friendly, and he checked in frequently. I really liked the drinks and appetizers in particular. I'd definitely get the pizza again too. The only thing I might not do again was the tiramisu - it was a bit soggy on the bottom and didn't feel evenly distributed or perhaps like it had been sitting in the fridge and settled. The patio was lovely and it was great weather for outside. We just made it in time to be seated there and still order from the happy hour menu! We'd definitely recommend and return. read more

Rione XIII - Fried gnocchi - Pizza Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Delicious Italian pastas and wood-fired pizzas in an industrial rustic setting. Especially recommend the cacio e pepe, bucatini amatriana, and carbonara all featuring house pastas. The Tonnarelli Cacio e Pepe  with cracked pepper, pecorino is a sure crowd pleaser - simple but done well. My personal favorite is the Bucatini Amatriciana with guanciale, red onion, tomato, chili, pecorino - satisfying and beautiful flavors with just the right amount of heat. The Anchovy Spaghetti is a unique twist on a classic, with anchovy, garlic, chili, mint, pangrattato - the mint is a nice touch! Happy hour can't be beat, daily 4-:00-6:00pm featuring small plates ($5-$10), pasta and pizza specials for $14. Quite a steal! Happy hour small plates include marinated spiced olives, fried artichokes, fried risotto, salumi specials and more. Happy hour pastas feature Cacio e Pepe, Bucatini Amatriciana and Anchovy Spaghetti. Happy hour Roman Street pizzas include Margherita, Calabrese (njuja, pecorino, pickled onion), Golden Potato (Yukon, anchovy, mozzarella, pecorino, rosemary) - all are tasty, definitely recommend the potato pizza! Service can be hit or miss. Servers are nice, but service can feel a bit hectic and disorganized. Seating is tight during dinner hours so recommend reservations for larger parties. Takeout orders can involve painful waits, so generally recommend for dine-in. read more

Rione XIII - Happy hour! Golden potato pizza, Bucatini Amatriciana, olives - Pizza Near Me - Seattle, Washington

A business dinner for three. Excellent service and food. Substantial portions and good flavors. The server had great timing and attitude. The floor was full so the sound level was on the high side but overall not a problem. I have been here several times now and find this place very consistent and dependably good read more

Dined here during Seattle Restaurant Week so we could get a good sampling of their offerings. The 3 of us ordered the Insalata Mista ( just tasted like a pile of lettuces with parm and lemon/evoo), burrata (wine poached pears, crackers, charcuterie meats), carbonara, bucatini, and tiramisu & warm cookie sundae. Of note: The cookie is an Oatmeal Raisin cookie and not the usual Chocolate Chip. This actually was a nice surprise for us. All in all it was a decent meal. Nothing outstanding IMO but the other 2 in my party said they would come back again. I think I would come back if the service was better. I finished my cocktail a short time after the entrees arrived, and we couldn't find our server to take my wine order until I was almost finished with my carbonara. I'm not a fan of casarecce pasta for Carbonara and it was a dry dish for me. The pasta tasted definitely tasted better with the wine. Unfortunate that I got it so late. We were 1 of 2 tables at this point so not sure why it was so slow. We will give this place another go but I prefer to try other ESR restaurants first. read more

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Honestly, this place would've been a 5 star if not for that chicken that was straight up a lie. Tasty food, great service. It was relatively quiet when we came in for dinner on a Sunday night. Definitely pricey, but I thought the quality of the food was good. Except for the fact that there was a "large plate" of "half a chicken" for $40. It was not even a quarter of a chicken and was literally baked chicken, beans, and two sprigs of broccolini I hope that chicken was organic and free range for what I paid for it. read more

A lot of the Ethan Stowell restaurants have very similar format, an emphasis of Italian food, but this one in particular has Roman style pizzas! My friends and I went here for happy hour, booking a reservation for a Thursday 5pm just in case (more of a peace of mind, not really necessary). Happy hour is daily 4-6pm, and prices are a loooot cheaper then so I'd highly recommend doing that; however, only a subset of the menu is offered at happy hour pricing, though a lot of the offerings are their more popular dishes. We got both types of pizzas (margarita and golden potato) as well as the Tonnarelli Cacio e Pepe. Roman Style Pizzas - I love both types of pizzas as they are the square kinds with a nice crust, but I personally prefer the golden potato a bit more as it is a bit more unique. Golden potato pizza has anchovy that adds a bit of depth to the pizza, in addition to a nice garlic flavor. Margarita is decent, but I am not a fan that they use straight up mozzarella instead of the burrata kind, so the cheese is a bit tough and you end up eating the whole mozzarella in one bite. If the mozzarella were more melted or soft, it would be excellent. Tonnarelli Cacio e Pepe - I enjoy the perfectly cooked, al dente pasta. Even if it looks aesthetically simple, the dish is very rich and is a comfort food in such cold weather. I also personally got a Daiquiri which is fairly strong and fruity, well executed for the $10 price point they charged for the cocktail. Service is pretty good. The waitress was patient and quick to deliver. We used InKind for this meal which they accept (most ESR restaurants take InKind) and it was a fairly smooth process - just enter the check number and you use credits to pay for the meal and any excess and gratuities will be charged to the credit card on file. read more

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My friend and I came in for their Sunday Feast, which is truly a feast! It's 3 courses, $45 per person and comes with 4 appetizers, 2 entrees, and 1 dessert. The proportions for the appetizers and entrees are HUGE. We definitely couldn't finish it all. It's a good deal if you enjoy the full menu and are ready to eat a ton. While the food was abundant, most dishes were too salty for our taste, particularly the meatballs in the pasta and the caesar salad. Service from the greeter was amazing, but at the table was just okay. Overall, I don't know if I'll be back, but worth a try if the menu is to your taste. read more

Rione XIII - Half of the starters from the Sunday Feast - Pizza Near Me - Seattle, Washington

feels a bit overpriced even with happy hour. we had a salumi appetizer, funghi pizza, and carbonara. Not a fan of the carbonara that came out, we could only taste the pasta and it was too light on the sauce. Loved the funghi pizza though. read more

Make sure to drop by Happy Hour for a discounted early dinner! The Cacio E Pepe is recommended for an entree on the happy hour menu. The Cacio E Pepe tastes standard with the cheesy mixed with the peppery feel. The portion size feels pretty standard so it seems like a true happy hour discount. The service was pretty good and attentive and the restaurant was decently packed for happy hour so definitely recommend reservations. read more

We REALLY love Rione XIII - the food is consistently phenom and we appreciate that the pastas and pizza options change pretty regularly, so there's always something new to try. The GF pasta they use is the best hands down I've ever had. We are a mixed household of 1 GF meat eater and 1 vegetarian gluten eater and we genuinely appreciate how many options there are for both of us and how friendly and accommodating their team is with deconstructing certain apps so we can both share and enjoy. Speaking of their team - they are delightful! Super knowledgeable, chill, friendly, approachable, appropriately attentive - literally no notes. When we are looking for a spot where we know the food and service and energy can be counted on to be worth the commute and money spent, more and more we choose one of the many amazing ESR options. Rione XIII is def a fave in our rotation! Highly recommend! read more

Overall really good, the Bucatini pasta was fantastic, as was the affogato! The margarita was good and a classic, but not anything note worthy. The tiramisu was okay with quite a few bites without lady fingers which is disappointing - I think it's due to the shape of the jar they serve it in. The cookies that came with the tiramisu were 10/10! A nice surprise. An important note is they automatically add a 22% gratuity to your dine-in bill. I'm happy to tip, but feel it should be optional and not forced. read more

Rione XIII - Margarita pizza and bucatini - Pizza Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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This is a must eat place in Seattle! perfect for date night, girls night, family dinner and everything in between! The service is fantastic, everyone is so kind and attentive! the food is AMAZING! Their cacio e pepe is my favorite dish. read more

Decent pasta, very nice ambiance and service though! Gnocci was okay, although not what I expected and an interesting stacked style of semolina topped with nicely charred mozz. The BOGO pasta is a fantastic deal though, and will be back to check out happy hour. read more

"Not Coming Back" sums it up. Service was horrible and Food was Average with the exception of a few things that were good, but no great. Details below... We had a party of 12. Quickly the manager sat us and told us the pasta portions were huge and sharable. Nearly empty when we got there: a few 2 tops and one four top - we ordered apps immediately before the rest of our party arrived. We ordered 2 of almost every app on the men + 4 pizzas... we got our apps in about 15 minutes or so, after this is where they lost all stars... Took 40+ minutes to get our pizzas, had to ask twice if they were coming Server took 20 minutes to get the red sauce for one of the apps Water had no ice... had to ask for that. It was 92F outside and HOTTER inside since there was an open kitchen and NO AIR FLOW (no fans at all) The Server NEVER asked us to order, not once... we waived him down to order our pastas, chicken, steak, and fish. We were told there was no fish. Huh, seems like the manager should have told us that when she sat us, or the server when he greeted us to give us water. NOPE Even better... 20 minutes after ordering the pasta he came to tell us one of them wasnt available. OK, so either the manager didnt tell us about 2 items that we could not order, or he didnt check with the kitchen to see if anything else was unavailable. Orecchiette... after ordering and being there 1 hr told is was not available Whole Branzino... after being there 30 mins told is was not available during ordering What about the food we ate... I'm not going to review every item we ate, there are too many. I'll tell you about the things that stood out, good and bad: Pastas were cooked proper but nothing amazing, at all. They were good portions for 1 person but no where near 'sharable' like the manager told us. We'd have needed 3 of each or the 4 dishes to give a single small tasting for all 10 people Spaghetti Carbonara *0 stars was not spaghetti, it was Bucatini! ... and had very little to no flavor. note, this is one of my favorite dishes of all time, when done well it can be amazing. I've probably eaten a hundred Carbonara dishes. Bucatini alla Amatriciana *3 stars Lots of flavor, good but not great Gnocchi *2 stars Semolina, not the normal potato. Similar flavor and texture to fried blocks of grits. Nothing special, not much flavor Pizzas *0 to 3 stars (depending, we had 4 different ones) Most were average at best. Red sauce itself was good but crust was cracker style with nothing appealing about its flavor or texture it. Golden Potato pizza was horrible - I did not finish even the 1 peice I had as it had almost no flavor why still being very salty Half Chicken * 0 Stars B-A-D! Dry, no flavor, massively overcooked chicken. Interestingly the controne beans were very good in whatever light sauce they had. They were not fancy but cooked properly and have a nice flavor Hanger Steak *4 stars (-1 star for the price, and for being salty) Only dish I'd get here again. Perfectly cooked, great grilled veggies with it. Overpriced, yes, but if you must eat here this is the best thing they had -- by far... but the bar is pretty low here too. Carciofi alla Giudia (fried artichoke, aioli, pangrattato) * 0 Stars I love anything artichoke related, so was really looking forward to this... wow, did they screw up. They fried them so much they are translucent with all the oil they absorbed and are 100% yellow/brown, no green tint or anything related to what a choke looks like. They fry out most of the artichoke flavor, and the texture is like thin dead plant leaves. Someone here needs to learn to use google and find out how to make these properly! read more

Ok, so with the pizza and the pasta dishes alone, I am already in love with this place. The Calabrese pizza has what they call 'Nduja, which is a spreadable pork sausage. I am not a picky eater so I can eat anything and I am ok with fishy stuff (from slightly to strongly fishy), but my bf is on the pickier side. I loved both pasta dishes but he didn't really like the anchovy pasta so I ate most of it, which I'm perfectly fine with! I think he just needs to expand his palate! The interior is pretty cool with the industrial design and huge glass windows so you can enjoy the sun (if and when it's sunny) and people watch as you enjoy your delicious meal. As I write this, I am already planning on making another reservation here in the near future for the pizza and pasta! read more

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Rione XIII, located off 15th Avenue in North Capitol Hill, has an amazing Happy Hour Wednesdays to Sundays from 4pm to 6pm! There is a spacious, heated, and covered tent dining area fenced off from the street for a safe, warm, and ventilated outdoor dining experience. 1) Service (-): Service was extremely slow on a Friday afternoon and our server was not very polite or patient with us. This is not the standard of service I would expect from the Ethan Stowe Restaurant group. 2) Ambience (+): I love the cozy and brightly lit atmosphere that the restaurant was even able to replicate outdoors! The restaurant had good COVID safety protocols with the servers wearing masks and gloves the whole time. 3) Food (+): Although slow to arrive, the food was amazing. We tried pretty much everything off the well-priced Happy Hour menu. All the pizzas and pastas were delicious, with fresh and savory ingredients. My favorite was the Margherita Pizza, which was seasoned to perfection with fresh buffalo mozzarella, tomato sauce, basil leaves, and chili. The Salsiccia Pizza was also incredibly delicious, with a fragrant mixture of fennel sausage, zucchini, onion, chili, roasted garlic, and mozzarella. 4) Alcohol/Drinks (+): There is a large selection of beers, wines, and cocktails here. During Happy Hour, all house cocktails and house wines are priced at $8 each. 5) Value for Money (+): The prices are great here for the quality and diversity of options, with plates going for about $10-$15 each at Happy Hour. read more

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Had a great dinner with my friends!! Wish we could eat inside because their restaurant is so gorgeous. Outside dining is available but I recommend to bring extra blanket. There are heaters but I was still cold in the tent. We ordered most items from their menu and it was so delicious!! Their gnocchi was my favorite dish out of eight! Everything came out straight otta kitchen and pizza was fresh crunchy! Thank you so much for the amazing dishes to the chef and great service for the team! read more

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I thought service was really good in a cozy place. My daughter enjoyed a lemon cocktail. Food was just okay and really pricey. Looking at yelp its only 2$ signs maybe that is normal for this area. Yikes! read more

Ordered for delivery and even though everything arrived cold, the cacio e pepe was amazing - highly recommend, we devoured it immediately. The fried artichokes and mushroom pizza didn't fare quite as well, but let's just say there were no leftovers. I'm sure it's all better in person! read more

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I came here with my friends during restaurant week so they were offering $50 courses. It came with appetizer, entrees, and dessert. We ordered burrata, fried salted fish, golden potato pizza with truffle, bucatini amatriciana, and tiramisu. The salted fish was crispy on the outer shell and definitely salty. I really like the burrata which was very refreshing with the pear. The pizza was amazing as I like how thin it was with great flavors and not too heavy. The bucatini was delicious. The tiramisu was too moist for me; not a huge fan. This is a great place for group dinner to share different Italian dishes. read more

Rione XIII - Pizza Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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