Delicious style pizza! Crispy base with solid toppings. They could be a little more generous with the sauce and less on the salt imo. Pies are definitely on the salty side to be honest, so I really enjoyed the Coppa normie style (adding hot honey and burrata) because the burrata helped mediate it with the cream. Went twice and both times were busy / for both lunch and dinner. Pies also took a while to come out- around 30-35 minutes after ordering each time. There is indoor and outdoor seating, but expect a bit of a wait for dinner time. I think the crowd speaks for the food tbh. Pies are very big / 8 slices but go with a group to try more than one flavor. Mushroom pizza was the saltiest i've tried yet- green topping isn't pesto but more chimichurri ish(?) had a tang. Caesar salad was very anchovy forward and a little too saucy / salty as well. They also had a small parking lot attached to the restaurant but otherwise, you need to street park. Would give taste wise a 4-4.5 but seattle lacks great pizza in my opinion, so giving credit where it's due. read more

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I stopped in for slices at the new third location of Stevie's Famous in Seattle's Phinney Ridge neighborhood (former Zeek's Pizza site and close to Woodland Park Zoo) on 9/18/26. I was able to snag an angle parking spot adjacent to the restaurant. There's availability for street parking too and conveniently close to the Metro bus route 5. There's covered outdoor seating. Onsite there's some counter/bar seating facing the sidewalk and a few two and four tops. Pizza is available as whole pies or by the slice. There's also a variety of beverages, homemade ice cream pints, and retail merch available for purchase too. There are some video games lined up as a room divider by one of the entrances. I decided to try one each of the meat special and the Coppa slices which was served on a lined metal tray. Pleasant counter service. I enjoyed my other introduction to Stevie's Famous at their Burien site where my slices served on paper plates, those tasted a bit better than this visit. This was a decent quick lunch though. read more

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Stevie's Famous absolutely lives up to the hype. We had the Normie and it was incredible. This is exactly what I want from a great NY style slice. Thin, crisp crust with a great chew, absolutely no flop, and the burrata on top takes it to another level. For all the hype AK gets, I think Stevie's is every bit as good, if not better, at a much more reasonable price and without the ridiculous manufactured demand online ordering game. If you're looking for a great NY slice in Seattle, Stevie's should be near the top of the list. The Phinney space is great too, especially right now with the patio and all the open-air seating. I could see seating getting pretty limited once winter rolls around, but for summer and fall it's a great setup. Service was excellent. Everyone was genuinely friendly, and when they made a mistake with one of our slices they immediately fixed it and brought the replacement out to us. The line was out the door when we arrived, but it moved surprisingly fast. They also have a cool beer selection. One thing I missed until after paying is that they have drafts in addition to what's in the cooler, so if you don't see something you want right away, check the tap list. Really, really good pizza. I'll absolutely be back. read more

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Filing the shoes of the Zeek's pizza, whose building they now occupy would be hard for any business. This establishment was very full when we arrived. Most tables were taken, but the line to order was 10-15 people deep, The video games were a nice touch to take up time, (and they had NBA JAM). We ordered slices to go and stood near the counter to wait, as it seemed like the only available place to be out of the way. Pizza came pretty quick, and the staff were friendly. The pizza was average. I felt it lacked flavor in the ingredients, and didn't give me a strong reason to recommend it. read more

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Stopped by at noon for lunch. There is a lot of free street parking nearby and a small free parking lot near the entrance. The neighborhood can get competitive for parking spots in the afternoon and dinner time so I would leave extra time during busy hours. There is a lot of indoor and outdoor seating. I was excited to see the excellent cleanliness rating. I love when places sell pizza by the slice. I chose one seasonal slice and I added one upgrade with burrata and hot honey. Staff were also very friendly. Need to come back and try the rest of the menu. read more

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Stopped by during Stevie's Famous soft opening, so I expected there to be a few wrinkles to iron out. Whole pies took about 20 minutes, which was reasonable, but unfortunately we were given the wrong pizza. We brought it back, and it took another 20 minutes before our correct order was ready. Not ideal, but understandable during a soft opening. Won't hold it against them! The pizza made up for it. We ordered the pepperoni pizza, and it delivered with crispy, cupped pepperoni that had those perfect little pools of spicy oil. Definitely "make it a Normie". The hot honey is an awesome addition and balances the savory pepperoni really well. The crust had a nice crispy exterior with a solid undercarriage that held up well. Compared to the Beacon Hill location, the crust seemed just a touch thicker when folded, but it was still a very enjoyable slice. Oh and not skip out on the custard, it was surprisingly creamy and delicious. Overall, I'm excited to have Stevie's in the Phinney neighborhood. It's a welcome addition to the local pizza scene and will definitely make it into my regular takeout rotation. And bonus points for having a parking lot which is something that's surprisingly hard to find around here. Looking forward to coming back once they've had a little more time to settle into the new location. read more

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Great spot to get a pizza around phinney Ridge, indoor and outdoor seating. Lots of unique toppings, waited about 30 minutes for the pizza. Everything was delicious, the ice cream especially was too! Overall, I highly recommend and I will come back. read more

Stevie's Famous - Pizza Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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New favorite pizza in Seattle! We got the pepperoni and coppa and recommend getting the coppa normie style (with hot honey and burrata)! The spot has outdoor seating and arcade games inside. Great spot for kids and I'll definitely get the Caesar salad next time I go. read more

Stevie's Famous - Pepperoni and coppa (normie style) - Pizza Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Stevie's famous is high up on our list of fav pizzas in Seattle! We def prefer ordering a whole pizza so it's fresh rather than the slices, but the slices are great too. I'm obsessed with their tomato sauce bc it's sweet and so flavorful, and all of their pizzas I've tried have been amazing! They're def not cheap pizzas but they're quite big, so I feel like it's worth it. I also love the option to add burrata and hot honey. When you order it to go, they put it on the side so it doesn't make your pizza all wet. Last time we ordered it to go, they accidentally out the burrata and hot honey on top, so they made us a new one without us even asking, and they let us take the first pizza too for free. So nice and great service! read more

Okay, I must first admit I prefer deep dish pizza over thin, New York pizza. Still I can appreciate any kind of good pizza. I've heard good things about Stevie's and when they opened a spot near us on Phinney Ridge, I wanted to try it. I ordered two pies on line, one pepperoni and one sausage to be picked up at 6:15. They've only been open at this location for a week so I can't be upset that they we waited until close to 6:30 to get our order. Since we got ours to go, I can't say anything about the ambiance. However I can say that the place was busy and people seemed to be having a good time. The sausage pizza didn't have any red sauce. I might prefer if it did. The pickled peppers on it were a tad sweet and sour, not bad but not my idea of what a sausage pizza should taste like. The pepperoni pizza did have red sauce but I wasn't impressed with the flavor. A bit thin in my opinion. Perhaps I prefer deep dish pizza because the sauce is much more complex. The price was reasonable. A little less than what you would pay for a Windy City or My Friend Derek's pie. On the other hand, deep dish pizzas are more substantial. I'm certainly glad to have Stevie's in the neighborhood. I personally won't be eating there again, but I wish them well and suggest you give them a try. read more

I just tried Stevie's Famous pizza. I live down the block. See photo. Not very good. I give it a 4. They said it was a fresh pie but it was room temperature. Plops of sauce on top. Tasteless cheese and extra thin crust. I'll try one more time. read more

Great location next to the zoo and the playground... right on Phinney Ridge. Grateful we were able to modify to less sauce and more cheese! The sourdough crust is excellent. Friendly service. read more

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The staff were lovely, especially considering how incredibly busy they were, and I really wanted to love the pizza given all the great reviews and comparisons to New York-style slices. Unfortunately, it was just okay for me. I tried two slices, including the pepperoni. The slices were a good size and the crust was decent, but the pizza overall lacked flavor. The sauce in particular tasted surprisingly bland, almost watered down, and I kept wishing there were some Parmesan or red pepper flakes available to give it a little more punch. Mostly what came through was salt rather than that balance of sauce, cheese, spice, and crust I expect from a really good slice. Maybe I caught them on an off night or the reheated slices weren't at their best, because clearly a lot of people love this place. It wasn't bad pizza by any means. It was just... pizza. Given the line and the hype, I was expecting that first-bite "oh, this is GOOD" moment, and it never came. I'm still searching Seattle for the New York-style slice that makes me want to go back the next day read more

I got 2 slices at the Phinney Ridge location yesterday. I enjoyed the crispy thin crust that I folded over to eat. The retro arcade video games in there, the plentiful seating, the placeholder and trophies on the shelves. The doctored photos on the wall made me laugh out loud. Maybe next visit I will try the ice cream. read more

made me feel like i was living in new york again. good beer and wine selection, a good handful of slice options. good and quick service. vibes like a funky retro nyc slice house. tons of outdoor seating and parking. i'll be back easily read more

Please understand I know they just opened a few weeks ago. With that said, I was not impressed. I purchased a slice of their pizza of the day which had a few specialty items on it. The crust is very thin and was ok. The pizza was a bit salty too. I ordered it to go as I didn't want to pay the mandatory 15% service charge to eat my 1 slice of pizza. I was given a pager to alert me when my order was ready. I waited 15 mins and finally went up to the counter. Right at that time the group behind me walked up and got their order (which was 4 slices). I asked if my order was ready as my pager had not gone off and the employee stated it was probably being worked on. I stated it was just a slice of one of the 6 pizzas sitting in the glass case. The employee asked my name and there it was in a paper bag on the counter waiting for me. Like I said I realize the employees may be new but these things were not highly complicated. read more

I live a few blocks away and have been awaiting the opening, especially after having had a great meal at Lupo, which I understand is run by the same people. This is excellent New York style pizza. The crust is thin, very solid, and lightly charred. Very complex, not at all bready. Holds up very well to the toppings. Red sauce is very good- maybe a little bright, but nice tomato flavor. High quality cheese rounds it out. I've been by 3 times since they opened- they sell slices which are pretty fresh. One time I tried a "normie" with burrata and hot honey. My slice did not have a lot of honey, but it was still a really good slice. I think I would rank this as one of the 3 best pizzas around right now. I love Delancey and Veraci can be pretty good, but I think when I head out for a slice in my neighborhood it will be Stevie's for a while. read more

Phenomenal pizza. Only other pizza I enjoyed more was AK, but it was a close race. Really nice guys, and they sell by the slice too.

We got a cheese slice for my toddler and mushroom pie for ourselves. Both were delicious! My new favourite pizza spot and we'll be going again and again. Fantastic service and ambiance. read more

Fun place, got right in on a Monday bight. Large caesar salad was weird, very cruchy in every bite not like typical croutons. Next was sausage and pepper pizza, crust was excellent, perfectly cooked, the toppings were less than great, skimpy sausage and too many acidic peppers. Would try it again, but not a good value. Salad, pizza, one soda was around $60 read more

The Caesar salad was amazing. Sadly the 4 pizza slices we got were all burned and hard like cardboard. Super disappointing honestly. I'll try it again but a huge miss on the first visit. read more

Was out running errands and just wanted a quick slice. Cool vibe, great location, with friendly and quick service. I know it's new here but feels like an old school neighborhood pizza shop. read more

I don't get the hype. I've heard good things, at least about the location down in Burien; must be a different experience. I ordered one "normie" coppa slice and one pepperoni slice, to go (charging a 15% service fee just to eat at your restaurant is absurd). The kitchen staff looked stressed out; not a great sign for a pizza joint. I worked in pizza in Brooklyn for 8 years and had a good time; this place has no excuse to look this frantic. Skimped on the sauce and ingredients, if I'm being honest, and came out pretty dark/burned. Having them haphazardly tossed in a bag between two paper places didn't help, either. I think they just expected me to notice and grab the bag- nobody called my name, offered napkins or anything of the sort. The one thing I can tell these guys have is high-quality (borderline pretentious) ingredients, but the poor execution, price, ambiance/airborne cortisol spike from the kitchen, and the service were all extremely disappointing. $20 with a modest tip. I don't think I'll be coming back any time soon. read more