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I was craving pizza and found this place via social media (IG). I was cat sitting on Queen Anne and this place was close to the house so it worked out well. I pre-ordered at around 11am day of, as I read that the sandwiches can sell out early (and they were when picked up my order at 5:45pm!). I got the half/half burrata + salame peproncino pizza and the Steve's special sandwich. I really like how thin the crust is but the sauce and toppings pack plenty of punch/flavor. If you're wondering how "thin" think Pagliacci but even thinner. The sandwich was also excellent. The combination of sauce, toppings, and meat was so so good. In my opinion it is expensive (~$6/slice and ~$17 for small sandwich) but there is no questioning the taste or quality. Staff was friendly and welcoming, and there are a few indoor/outdoor tables to sit and eat if you prefer. Total was $65.59 ($58.59 + $7 tip).
This spot is a legitimate taste of the East Coast in Seattle. I stopped by Swing Sandwich and Pizza and it hit every mark. The Burrata Slice was perfect: the creamy cheese and crisp crust were a flawless match. The service was great, and the whole experience & decor reminded me of NYC in so many ways. Whether you are a displaced New Yorker or just love a good slice, this place is a must-visit.
Good thing I don't live too close to this spot or I'll be pretty chunky bc the sandwich AND pizza here are on point! Hands-down, best slice I've tasted in Seattle in a long time. I ordered a slice of pepperoni. It had my favorite little crispy cup pepperoni that curls up once it's baked. The slice was super thin with a crisp bottom. Somehow, it wasn't so crispy where you feel like you're eating a cracker. The bite still had some softness on the top with the cheese. Yum! I also ordered the Italianish sandwich that had ham, salami, olive spread with arugala. The bread was delicious! It had a soft inside and a nice crunch on the outside. I'm drooling just thinking about it while typing this review! The service was fast considering it was a Friday afternoon during lunch time. The cashier/server was super friendly. She offered to slice my orders in half when I asked for a knife after she had already brought out the food. Overall experience & food: 5 stars! Definitely, coming back!
I really enjoyed my experience here. I stopped by for lunch and wanted to try both their pizza and sandwiches. Service was welcoming and friendly. The space overall was very clean. Very cool decor as well. I ordered a burrata slice as well as a caprese sandwich. The pizza was excellent with a delicious sauce. I also liked the contrast between the coolness of the burrata with the warmth of the pizza. Crust was good, with just the right amount of crispiness. I also appreciated that they sell by the slice. The sandwich was good. The bread was tasty and it didn't fall apart while eating. Perhaps a bit too much balsamic glaze for my preference. Overall, I recommend checking them out. I'll come back for another slice.
My friend recommended me to this hidden gem in Queen Ann. Complimentary 2-hrs street parking was available nearby. We were looking forward to trying sandwiches but they sold out before 2pm. The atmosphere was casual and welcoming. The owner and staff were friendly. We decided to order 3 slices of pizza, cheese, pepperoni and burrata. There were limited seats for dine in. Pizza came out quickly. They were delicious with thin crispy crust. We enjoyed every bite of them. When I entered bathroom, it was peaceful with dim lighting and felt like serene early morning. This was the first time I would like to stay more time in the public bathroom. Overall, great experience and we will come back for sandwiches.
We went around 5:30 looking forward to eating a pastrami sandwich and they were all out of sandwiches! What a bummer! We settled for pizza and a salad. The pizza was pretty good. Thin and crispy like I like it. The salad was great too. There's a bit of seating there but it's more of a take and go place. They were good about greeting us promptly and were apologetic about being out of sandwiches. Said it was hit or miss as sometimes they run out and other days they have too much. They did say call ahead to order a sandwich to pick up later if you want a sandwich in the morning.
Amazing!!! I ordered takeout and it was incredible. The pizza was so good, the dough/crust was the standout and also I love how there's a lot of sauce - so delicious. I had the burrata, salame/peperoncino, and pepperoni/jalapeño. I also got the Steve's special sandwich and the turkey/brie/apple sandwiches. Both sandwiches were good but the Steve's special was the best sandwich I've had in Seattle!
I came on a Friday around 6pm and there were not a lot of seats open. The restaurant is not that big, but there was a decent line as well. I waited around 10-15 minutes for my pizza. The dough was nice and crisp on the bottom, but the crust still had some chew to it which I liked. The burrata was very fresh, and I could really taste the olive oil that's used to top the pizza. It is a bit expensive, but it's definitely good pizza.
How I heard of this place: This newer pizza and sandwich shop opened up just down the street from our friends and we were eager to give it a go. When we visited, they surprised us with a selection of sandwiches to sample. Type of cuisine: New York style 18" pizza pies, and a selection of three sandwiches made to order. Ambiance: Quaint and cozy, we took our order to go, but there is limited seating on the sidewalk patio just outside, as well as a few tables for pairs of dining customers inside. The space is vibrant with bright pastel walls, chairs, and windows all around. The kitchen is small, minimalist, and sufficient to prepare the excellent menu. Owner is friendly, smiley and happy to welcome patrons. What I ordered: We selected one of each of their three sandwich options, and are eager to return for their pizzas, too! The Caprese ($15) is loaded with mozzarella, pesto and tomatoes. The Italianish ($15) is full with meats/salamis, greens and a red pepper pesto. The Turkey, Apple & Brie ($14) is robust with thinly sliced green apple, a plethora of thinly sliced turkey and greens, along with the brie. What I loved: Each sandwich was so good, it was difficult to pick our favorite. The Caprese was the best our family has ever had. The turkey was light, refreshing with the crunchy, juicy apple slices. The Italianish full, slightly spicy, and wonderfully perfect. Why I loved it: The bread is fresh and thin, which makes it easy to enjoy all of the vibrant and fresh flavors within each sandwich. We truly loved every bite and wish we had more - although there was plenty to satisfy. Cost: Average
Overall this is probably one of the best / is the best by the slice pizza spots I've had in Seattle. It's a really small shop and the staff seemed to be really nice and friendly. They have some tables inside but it got packed fast and we sat outside at some tables at the entrance. Overall both slices were really good and solid, I liked the sauce on the mushrooms and thought it added to it. I'd def come back
The pizza was very good, especially for the price. There was a generous amount of burrata on my big slice of burrata pizza and I'd definitely order it again. My partner got the pepperoni and he really liked it. I think their sauce and crust also stand out as especially good. The service was efficient and polite. They informed me the were already unfortunately out of sandwiches at 2:30pm, which was a bummer but we really enjoyed the pizza! It's a little place with several indoor tables and two outside tables if you have your dog with you as we did. I def want to come back and try the sandwiches!
For a place that's been open less than a week, Swing is doing great. We tried two different pizza slices: the Burrata and the Pepperoni. Both had a nice crisp crust. The topics were good, and the burrata was amazing - large and fresh. We also had the Sandwich, the TAB - Turkey, Apple, Brie - with hot Honey, but I strongly suspect there was also some mustard on there. I suggest they disclose that. As for this sandwich, copious amounts of the ingredients! See photos. Really excellent. Workers were super friendly and helpful. Do we need a new pizza place when there's Via Tribunail, Olympia, Domani, Desi, Zeeks and Cornelly all within a 10 minute walking radius??!! (Not even counting the Masonry or Big Marios) I'd say YES, the more the merrier. Each shop has its own vibe, and Swing has Sandwiches. For a place open for a week I think it's funny they already sell Swing merch like a tote bag. I liked the 40s music in the background as well as the clean seating inside and out. Questions: Will there be more menu options in the future? Are the sandwiches pre-made? Is your logo designed by an AI image generator? See you again, Swing.
We stopped in for a late lunch after visiting Kerry Park. There is mercifully free street parking all around. Word on the street said the sandwiches sell out early but I guess we got lucky because they still had some left. My partner and I both got the TAB - turkey, apple, Brie, provolone, hot honey (not really that hot), arugula, and a mustard spread on (what I think was) focaccia bread. The sandwiches came out fast and were delicious. They also have a really cute single stall bathroom. Perfect little spot to stop in for a quick bite. read more
My wife and I took a trip out to Queen Anne from South Puget Sound and decided to find a pizza place for lunch. Swing had a ton of good reviews so we decided to give it a try. When we arrived there was only one other patron but within about 5 minutes of ordering there were a ton of people in the restaurant. We ordered our slices and snagged a table outside while they heated everything up. The pizza was perfectly thin and exceptionally made. It was vey relaxing to sit outside in a quiet area enjoying the views and chatting while we ate. I highly recommend the salame peperoncini with grates cheese on top. Don't forget the drizzle of hot honey! Service was kind enough but to be honest we didn't talk much other than to order and he was pretty nice. read more
22 days ago
Had my first slice of pizza and it did not disappoint! Thin, crispy and full of fresh flavor. Tried had the Apple & Walnut, Classic Pepperoni and Traditional Cheese. All fantastic!! Next time will get the burrata on top for the cheese and try their salads and sandwiches. read more
I was craving pizza and found this place via social media (IG). I was cat sitting on Queen Anne and this place was close to the house so it worked out well. I pre-ordered at around 11am day of, as I read that the sandwiches can sell out early (and they were when picked up my order at 5:45pm!). I got the half/half burrata + salame peproncino pizza and the Steve's special sandwich. I really like how thin the crust is but the sauce and toppings pack plenty of punch/flavor. If you're wondering how "thin" think Pagliacci but even thinner. The sandwich was also excellent. The combination of sauce, toppings, and meat was so so good. In my opinion it is expensive (~$6/slice and ~$17 for small sandwich) but there is no questioning the taste or quality. Staff was friendly and welcoming, and there are a few indoor/outdoor tables to sit and eat if you prefer. Total was $65.59 ($58.59 + $7 tip). read more
This spot is a legitimate taste of the East Coast in Seattle. I stopped by Swing Sandwich and Pizza and it hit every mark. The Burrata Slice was perfect: the creamy cheese and crisp crust were a flawless match. The service was great, and the whole experience & decor reminded me of NYC in so many ways. Whether you are a displaced New Yorker or just love a good slice, this place is a must-visit. read more
Good thing I don't live too close to this spot or I'll be pretty chunky bc the sandwich AND pizza here are on point! Hands-down, best slice I've tasted in Seattle in a long time. I ordered a slice of pepperoni. It had my favorite little crispy cup pepperoni that curls up once it's baked. The slice was super thin with a crisp bottom. Somehow, it wasn't so crispy where you feel like you're eating a cracker. The bite still had some softness on the top with the cheese. Yum! I also ordered the Italianish sandwich that had ham, salami, olive spread with arugala. The bread was delicious! It had a soft inside and a nice crunch on the outside. I'm drooling just thinking about it while typing this review! The service was fast considering it was a Friday afternoon during lunch time. The cashier/server was super friendly. She offered to slice my orders in half when I asked for a knife after she had already brought out the food. Overall experience & food: 5 stars! Definitely, coming back! read more
I really enjoyed my experience here. I stopped by for lunch and wanted to try both their pizza and sandwiches. Service was welcoming and friendly. The space overall was very clean. Very cool decor as well. I ordered a burrata slice as well as a caprese sandwich. The pizza was excellent with a delicious sauce. I also liked the contrast between the coolness of the burrata with the warmth of the pizza. Crust was good, with just the right amount of crispiness. I also appreciated that they sell by the slice. The sandwich was good. The bread was tasty and it didn't fall apart while eating. Perhaps a bit too much balsamic glaze for my preference. Overall, I recommend checking them out. I'll come back for another slice. read more
10 months ago
My friend recommended me to this hidden gem in Queen Ann. Complimentary 2-hrs street parking was available nearby. We were looking forward to trying sandwiches but they sold out before 2pm. The atmosphere was casual and welcoming. The owner and staff were friendly. We decided to order 3 slices of pizza, cheese, pepperoni and burrata. There were limited seats for dine in. Pizza came out quickly. They were delicious with thin crispy crust. We enjoyed every bite of them. When I entered bathroom, it was peaceful with dim lighting and felt like serene early morning. This was the first time I would like to stay more time in the public bathroom. Overall, great experience and we will come back for sandwiches. read more
We went around 5:30 looking forward to eating a pastrami sandwich and they were all out of sandwiches! What a bummer! We settled for pizza and a salad. The pizza was pretty good. Thin and crispy like I like it. The salad was great too. There's a bit of seating there but it's more of a take and go place. They were good about greeting us promptly and were apologetic about being out of sandwiches. Said it was hit or miss as sometimes they run out and other days they have too much. They did say call ahead to order a sandwich to pick up later if you want a sandwich in the morning. read more
4 months ago
4 months ago
Amazing!!! I ordered takeout and it was incredible. The pizza was so good, the dough/crust was the standout and also I love how there's a lot of sauce - so delicious. I had the burrata, salame/peperoncino, and pepperoni/jalapeño. I also got the Steve's special sandwich and the turkey/brie/apple sandwiches. Both sandwiches were good but the Steve's special was the best sandwich I've had in Seattle! read more
8 months ago
I came on a Friday around 6pm and there were not a lot of seats open. The restaurant is not that big, but there was a decent line as well. I waited around 10-15 minutes for my pizza. The dough was nice and crisp on the bottom, but the crust still had some chew to it which I liked. The burrata was very fresh, and I could really taste the olive oil that's used to top the pizza. It is a bit expensive, but it's definitely good pizza. read more
How I heard of this place: This newer pizza and sandwich shop opened up just down the street from our friends and we were eager to give it a go. When we visited, they surprised us with a selection of sandwiches to sample. Type of cuisine: New York style 18" pizza pies, and a selection of three sandwiches made to order. Ambiance: Quaint and cozy, we took our order to go, but there is limited seating on the sidewalk patio just outside, as well as a few tables for pairs of dining customers inside. The space is vibrant with bright pastel walls, chairs, and windows all around. The kitchen is small, minimalist, and sufficient to prepare the excellent menu. Owner is friendly, smiley and happy to welcome patrons. What I ordered: We selected one of each of their three sandwich options, and are eager to return for their pizzas, too! The Caprese ($15) is loaded with mozzarella, pesto and tomatoes. The Italianish ($15) is full with meats/salamis, greens and a red pepper pesto. The Turkey, Apple & Brie ($14) is robust with thinly sliced green apple, a plethora of thinly sliced turkey and greens, along with the brie. What I loved: Each sandwich was so good, it was difficult to pick our favorite. The Caprese was the best our family has ever had. The turkey was light, refreshing with the crunchy, juicy apple slices. The Italianish full, slightly spicy, and wonderfully perfect. Why I loved it: The bread is fresh and thin, which makes it easy to enjoy all of the vibrant and fresh flavors within each sandwich. We truly loved every bite and wish we had more - although there was plenty to satisfy. Cost: Average read more
Overall this is probably one of the best / is the best by the slice pizza spots I've had in Seattle. It's a really small shop and the staff seemed to be really nice and friendly. They have some tables inside but it got packed fast and we sat outside at some tables at the entrance. Overall both slices were really good and solid, I liked the sauce on the mushrooms and thought it added to it. I'd def come back read more
The pizza was very good, especially for the price. There was a generous amount of burrata on my big slice of burrata pizza and I'd definitely order it again. My partner got the pepperoni and he really liked it. I think their sauce and crust also stand out as especially good. The service was efficient and polite. They informed me the were already unfortunately out of sandwiches at 2:30pm, which was a bummer but we really enjoyed the pizza! It's a little place with several indoor tables and two outside tables if you have your dog with you as we did. I def want to come back and try the sandwiches! read more
For a place that's been open less than a week, Swing is doing great. We tried two different pizza slices: the Burrata and the Pepperoni. Both had a nice crisp crust. The topics were good, and the burrata was amazing - large and fresh. We also had the Sandwich, the TAB - Turkey, Apple, Brie - with hot Honey, but I strongly suspect there was also some mustard on there. I suggest they disclose that. As for this sandwich, copious amounts of the ingredients! See photos. Really excellent. Workers were super friendly and helpful. Do we need a new pizza place when there's Via Tribunail, Olympia, Domani, Desi, Zeeks and Cornelly all within a 10 minute walking radius??!! (Not even counting the Masonry or Big Marios) I'd say YES, the more the merrier. Each shop has its own vibe, and Swing has Sandwiches. For a place open for a week I think it's funny they already sell Swing merch like a tote bag. I liked the 40s music in the background as well as the clean seating inside and out. Questions: Will there be more menu options in the future? Are the sandwiches pre-made? Is your logo designed by an AI image generator? See you again, Swing. read more
9 months ago
After walking away empty handed on a Sunday afternoon sellout, I managed to order a Caprese sandwich on a Wednesday night. The friendly owner went into the corner and sliced up a loaf of bread. Swing is so confident in their bread that they only lightly warm instead of full-on toasting the sandwich. This is the right call. The focaccia is decadently fluffy and perfectly complimented by the cold stack of fresh tomatoes, mozzarella, arugula, and pesto. These are not the largest sandwiches but they hit the spot. While I enjoyed my sandwich, a group sitting next to me raved about the pizza, of which they tried every flavor. I'll be back to try slices of that burrata and truffle goat myself, if I can bring myself not to order another sandwich. read more
Ordered the half pepperoni / burrata pizza through DoorDash and when it arrived, we had to reheat it in my trusty Breville oven as it was already cold. The pepperoni was very standard but the burrata pizza was so damn good, I had to text someone about it just to share my new discovery. It might be my new favorite pizza in Seattle. Think of it as a super enhanced Margherita pizza. read more
Will be going back to Swing. The staff were super helpful in explaining the pizzas on them. The space is super small, but the outside area has tables that are covered so you can eat indoor or outdoor no matter the weather. The pizza was SO GOOD and filling, plus it did not weight me down. I got the burrata & mortadella pesto pistachio pizza's and so did my husband. Next time I'm in I will most likely get the caprese sandwich as that caught my eye. read more
1 year ago
Was craving a slice so came to swing to grab a couple, and it hit the spot! There aren't many places that just have slices, so I was super excited they opened up. We got a cheese and burrata slice, and they were exactly what I was looking for. The burrata slice comes with a hefty serving of burrata which was lovely. The pizza is pretty crispy, so it really holds the structure of the pizza well. I prefer slightly less crispy, but I know plenty of people love a crispy bottom! Owner was super nice, and sandwiches looked delicious. Will have to come back and try them! read more
Swing is a new pizza/sandwich joint in Queen Anne. It's counter serve/casual but they do have a few tables both inside and outside if you want to eat your grub there. They were out of sandwiches (?) at 5pm on a Sunday so we opted for pizza instead. The pizza menu is small...there were only three options (cheese, pepperoni, and burrata). They offer both slices and whole pizzas. We ordered a whole burrata pizza for $35. It's basically a cheese pizza with dollops of cold burrata scooped on top after the pizza is baked. It's super crispy, thin crust pizza, definitely not NY style (if you tried to fold a slice it would definitely snap in half)... and they don't go heavy on the sauce or mozzarella. The only pizza I've had that I can compare it to is a frozen, store-bought one you might bake at home. The service was friendly and they cleaned up our pizza box for us after we ate. We would come back to try a sandwich, but the pizza isn't for me. read more
4 months ago
8 months ago
Pizza slices & sandwiches (they were out of sandwiches Sunday around 4:30p). Love that you can add on burrata - my kinda pizza. Delicious & cheap, 11$ for pizza + add on and a drink read more
5 months ago
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11 months ago
Caprese sandwich was the star of the show for us! The flavors were impeccable and it was a really well made sandwich. Cannot wait to try the rest of the sandwiches, too! We just ordered the plain cheese pizza for our first time so we could feel it out, and so far so good. We really enjoyed it - it's a thinner dough and crust with light sauce and average amount of cheese but really good flavor. We're also excited to go back and try the other pizzas! read more
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11 months ago
This is one of my favorite places in Seattle! The pizza is perfect, the sandwiches are amazing, and the staff is great. Reminds me of the pizza joints back in NYC. read more
1 year ago
They have flavorful and well portioned sandwiches with great (fresh baked!) bread, but the main draw to me is my absolutely favorite type of pizza (very very thin and crispy crust). If you're getting a pie make sure you eat a slice right away while it's hot. Clean and comfy interior with places to sit and eat and good service (the order taker Kalin was friendly and helpful,) what's not to like! read more
8 months ago
The best thin slice I've ever had! The burrata was so creamy and the pizza was so crisp! Zero flop or fold just how I like it! Their sandwiches were also amazing with their housemade ciabatta! The TAB has the perfect balance of sweet and savory! Absolute must if you're a pizza and sandwich lover! Quick, kind service paired with delicious food! read more
1 year ago
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1 year ago
Thanks Swing for literally ruining all other pizza places for me. Just great. Would love to have pizza from a different spot but after having Swing it's like... what's the point. read more
1 year ago
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Wow! Swing just opened and I'm already loving it. Great to have a place in the neighborhood where I can grab a quick slice or sandwich. Prices are totally reasonable, with a burrata slice costing $4.75. The slice itself is fantastic; if you love a lot of cheese, you'll like this one. The Italianish is the standout to me, with a delectable tapenadeish spread that's made me return twice in one weekend. Will definitely be returning! read more
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