Great pizza, gets very busy so come with patience. The staff is always friendly and welcoming! It's full of regulars if that tells you something! Great for family gatherings, birthdays, adult parties and an awesome bar!! Suggest it to anyone read more

Chicken Strips x 3 for $16.00. Forgot to show the cup of "Reeser's" potato salad! These were Chicken Nuggets, not strips!!! Two (2) hours from time of order. Place was not busy! Been coming to The Leaf for many years! Being ripped off by The Leaf has grown tiresome! read more

My family has been coming to the Cloverleaf for many, many years, and there is a good reason why. Their pizza has always been so fresh, satisfying, and most importantly, consistent. I've always had the kindest waiters that work so hard to keep customers happy. I love that they still serve little baskets of popcorn as an "appetizer". It's definitely family friendly, as you'll typically see families there after baseball games or practices (there's a field right next to it). Easy-going vibes, ALWAYS! Come in on your birthday and get a free Cloverleaf Pizza shirt! Been coming for years, and will be coming back for many more! read more

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Stopped in here with a friend to try their large selection of some of my favorite bears with some pizza. I was greeted immediately by an emoloyee when helped into the door with my wheelchair. The place reminds me of some of the bars I used to vist in the good old days and I found out by reading their bio on their menu that they've been open since the 1950's. Guinness amd Black Butte Porter with their Monster Pizza was an excellent choice. In fact, I wrote this review after my second visit. I was so impressed following my first visit thatt I went back a few days later with my sister. The sausage on the Monster pizza was some of the best I've had in decades. I'm so impressed with Cloverleaf that I plan to become a regular there and try some of my other favorite beers they offer on tap. read more

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I would say the food was decent. The service was absolutely terrible. Server Marie doesn't write her orders down the pizza comes out wrong, when you tell her that the pizza was wrong and her response is "ok". Followed by you might try writing your orders down. She didn't even bother coming back to the table in my 69-year-old father had to get up to bring the card up to pay. You shouldn't be in the food, industry if you're gonna act like such a snatch read more

I returned after a very long absence to what many consider to be a local pizza institution. My partner was unfortunately not feeling well but encouraged me to keep our date with my childhood friend and his lovely wife who is also a high school classmate. Although I was not in the picture on the wall to back of The Cloverleaf, we all first crossed this purveyor of pizza's threshold back in 1974. We ordered 3 "Huge" pizzas, "Huge" being named after an alum of our high school. Two House Favorites and one Turco for me were ordered. Yes, there were ample leftovers which greatly pleased she-who-must-be obeyed. Our server reminded me of Radar from the television show, Mash as she appeared with what I needed without my asking. I've had the pleasure of eating pizza in New York, Napoli, Boston and other locations known for pizza. The Cloverleaf does not quite earn a fourth star when compared to pizzas offered elsewhere. However, and in my humble opinion, The Cloverleaf is the go-to pizza house in Tacoma and I shall return. Oh, I shall return. read more

This place is trash. The trashy bartender with the $hitty attitude I dealt with last night while getting to go food is the reason why I rarely come in here. Ordered a $15 salad that when I got home? I could grab in ONE HAND. Barely any meat. A handful of lettuce. Absolute BS. I called my credit card company. She also refused to refund my tip after I disputed her nasty attitude so guess what? You will get contacted for the full amount. The full $100 amount for crappy food that was missing items. This place is a rip off. read more

Amazing pizza. One of my favorite pizza places. Definitely worth stopping in. Great atmosphere and good drinks.

Horrible service. Walked in just after 12. Sat down, whole table ordered, waited over an hour for food. Food never came. My table ordered a salad, tater tots and a chicken wrap. Awful, Poor customer service. Absolutely would not recommend. Shameful. read more

Good service and even better Pizza, been here twice and both times the pizza has been amazing. Cheap beer and nice cozy booths, and definitely a top contender for best pizza in Tacoma read more

The Cloverleaf - The Nurd Pizza, soo good forgot to take a picture in the beginning - Pizza Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

Best pizza! Crunchy crust, great flavors. Has change very little since the '60s! A Go-to everyone we are in the area!

The pizza is still iconic. The decor is still sporty and Tacoma, but comfort level with seating and layout could be improved. Super cool thing I've noticed now that I'm a parent: Cloverleaf provides kids toys, coloring books and board games in the family room (plus an arcade area with pinball etc). Kids entertained, thus we relax! Getting closer to a 5 star.. read more

The Cloverleaf - Sausage pizza - Pizza Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

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Summary... Pizza is BOMB! Bar service is grumpy, unfriendly, and kind of a jerk. I don't recommend dinning in unless you're going to wait until after 5pm and eat in the restaurant rather than the bar. Keep in mind that the menu states Pizza can take 25-40 minutes and that is 100% true. Ours look at least 30 minutes, but It was worth the wait. I went with a build your own; pepperoni, mushroom, pineapple, and I proceeded to douse it with red pepper flakes as well. The crust is perfectly made and the flavors were spot on. I will certainly be back but I won't be dining in the bar. read more

The Cloverleaf - a pizza on a white plate - Pizza Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

Coming here for many years. A few minor burps in the last few years. Service is always top notch, but noticeably understaffed.. Pizza continues to be great. What has become totally unacceptable is the lack of oversight of the other menu items coming out of the kitchen! read more

OMG update???? The only thing different is the day. Friday nite at 5:30 got a parking spot woo hoo. And as we had our food it's now packed and the noise level is ya loud!! Love this place! Our server came right away and got us two Coora lite , water and POPCORN!! We ordered two garden salads one big and one regular ranch and 1000! Soo good first to combat that deliciousness of sausage and bacon on the Monster. This time we only had two bowls of popcorn. And then only a regular Monster. That was perfect! No leftovers! read more

The Cloverleaf - Regular Monster - Pizza Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

Upon entering we stood by the door/ wait to be seated sign. I don't know exactly how long we waited but we waited and then took my 6 year old to the bathroom, came back and was still waiting to be seated. The hostess caught eye contact with us a few times but didn't acknowledge our presence. And this is us two adult and our 6 and 3 year old trying to run around and whining. Finally my husband asked the bar to see when we can be seated and they said we can sit at one of the opened tables. After being seated we got our menus and a bowl of popcorn (every table gets complimentary popcorn). It's a good thing we get popcorn cause waiting to order itself is a journey .... (They are severely understaffed- I only see one hostess and one waitress despite there being a big party and a few other tables). Chicken wings was small but good. Crispy on the outside and moist inside. Salad was good as well- lots of bacon and hamburger meat and lettuce was crisp and fresh. We've been waiting for the pizza for about 30+ mins SINCE GETTING OUR APPETIZER (we ordered all our food at the same time). The hostess came to tell us that the kitchen dropped our pizza on the floor so it ll be "just" another 5-10 mins so now I'm typing my review as my husband and kids are playing table games at the empty table next to us. Waitress is kind and I can see she is swamped so it's not her fault. Hostess is slower and not as fast paced or attentive in comparison. Pizza finally came after 40 or so mins. It was good. Lots of toppings. The crust was crisp. They have a little arcade area (pinball machine, single car racing game, 2 claw machines) and a bunch of board games you can grab & play. **to add today is Labor Day so not sure if that's why it's extra busy and short staffed? We got here around 6pm; got our pizza at 7:10pm** read more

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I had great experience with this place on Sunday. I ordered a house favorite pizza. I was here to chill on Sunday and watch football. There was some mix up in the kitchen and the pizza didn't get made. A server who wasn't the server who took my order noticed that I had been waiting over an hour for my pizza. This server was at the end of their shift and getting ready to leave for the day. The server who took my order had already left. This server fixed the issue and had the pizza made immediately This server apologized for the mix up that they didn't cause I wasn't upset and hadn't really noticed how much time had passed. I was chilling and watching football. This server saw the issue that I didn't even realize was an issue and fixed it. The server went home before I received my pizza. Another server from the evening shift who was very pleasant helped my with my bill and apologized for the mix up. This was not a issue she had any part in and happened before her shift but she took ownership of making sure the experience ended on a great note. I am very appreciative of the experience and the great work by the staff that fixed an issue that they had not part in and that i didn't even know was an issue at the time. read more

We travel from Portland (over two hours) just to have their pizza. It is sooo worth the drive. Their toppings are so fresh and like no other place around. The cornmeal crust is magical and so delicious. I have been a Cloverleaf customer since 2004 and would recommend this place to anyone looking for a fantastic pizza. read more

The Cloverleaf - Look how fresh those toppings are!! - Pizza Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

My husband and I have been going to Cloverly's since the 70s. We always loved their pizza. The service inside is wonderful. The last three times we've gotten pizza at the pizza has been absolutely horrible burnt very little toppings on the pizza. It seems that every time we have gotten it either been undercooked or overcooked there iconic for their pizza They need to clean up who's ever cooking the pizza before they use business read more

Have been coming here since the 80's. Love the pizza. Visited today with a party of four. Was treated very poorly and told we should not sit at a table for six. It was early afternoon and not busy at all. End result, we left with many tables open. Will not be back! Was cursed at as we left read more

Always has been and always will be my favorite pizza. Cloverleaf offers a unique sort of pie that is unmatched. The Nurd is my go to comfort food. A Tacoma staple. The service is always timely and pleasant. The ambiance is exactly what you should expect from a place with pull tabs, great pizza, and a popcorn machine. Either you love it, or you don't. But I can't lie, I think those that don't are wrong. read more

Went here for my son and daughter n laws 27th birthday, had our whole family. Ordered a giant pepperoni, cheese and Monster. It was amazing and between 8 people it was almost gone! The restaurant was celebrating St Patrick's day and there was bag pipes. It was awesome as always our family loves to go here! read more

The Cloverleaf - My son and daughter-in-law. - Pizza Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

Food is great albeit a little inconsistent but the staff vibe is meh. Maybe they're hung over or in need of a midday fix. Maybe that's supposed to be part of the experience. Not sure but anyway thats my experience. read more

New spot I was introduced to from Tacoma natives and was super tasty. Pizza is fairly thin and thus smaller for the price though, so all things considered it can be fairly pricey. We had 5 pizzas split among 9 and were pretty full. Despite being thin, it is extremely crisp and crunchy and the abundance of toppings does not break apart instantaneously. Speaking of the toppings, they're pretty generous on topping the pizza and aren't afraid to go all out. I liked that the cups were frosted - straight from the freezer or cooler. They were also pretty nice cups. I felt like commenting on them although they're not a big deal. For starters, you get popcorn as an appetizer which was pretty unique and interesting. I suppose it's a nice starter item for conversation and to just rack up the appetite. After that we ordered some garlic bread and cheese curds to start and they were delicious, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside with lovely cheesy strings. The dairy didn't stop there as our pizzas came. While BBQ Chicken is a huge hit at many pizza spots, I didn't enjoy the one here that much. Not sure if it was the green peppers or the other pizzas overshadowing it, but I've had better. However, the Larsen was one we were all excited about and it did not disappoint. One hundred percent recommend the Larsen, or multiple Larsens. read more

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Pizza made in heaven. The one we had (for four) was a monument to excess. I much prefer thin crust but the others are equally good. Excellent stuff. Quality pizza takes time, so of you're in a hurry, go to McDonald's. Servers are in constant motion on game days, so know what you want and get all of your order in: drinks, starters, and pizzas. A good pizza takes 25-35 minutes and more on busy days. read more

If you're craving pizza in Tacoma, then head over to The Cloverleaf on 6th Ave on the west side! Their crispy thin crust is one of my favorites and it definitely sets them apart. The staff is friendly and I like the neighborhood bar vibe. Great selection of craft beers on tap! Recommendation: Try the "Larsen" with Canadian Bacon, Sausage, Hamburger, Pepperoncini, Onion, Bacon, and extra cheese! read more

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In short: An unpretentious institution that has served generations of regulars, and it's easy to see why they have carved out a niche for themselves. Great prices. In long: I've been hearing about this place since grade school, and that's a while now. I can remember groups of adults chatting about their weekends, and whenever anybody mentioned "The Cloverleaf," everybody else always had positive things to say. I grew up across town from here, though, so it was always something the grownies knew about, and not something I ever tried myself. Until yesterday. There are dozens of businesses stretched out along 6th through here. Actually, probably hundreds, especially if you count the cross streets. It's next to a tire store on a 4-lane road. It's a bustling neighborhood, to say the least. You park out back, by the ballfields. Yesterday was gloriously sunny and plenty of people were out playing ball. You come in to a place that spent good money on a complete remodel and redecoration, but it's been at least 30 years. Since then, they've added more and different beer and sports signage. It's a big dining room with a big bar, plenty of booth, table, and bar seating. More dining rooms around behind the bar. They can pack 'em in here--we saw couples, a couple regulars on their own, groups of friends, and groups of up to 15 or so pushing tables together in back. Everybody comes here sooner or later. Everything's clean and comfortable, well-lit, lots of windows. It's right on that line where there's nothing about it that you could call divey, but they wouldn't even care if you felt compelled to describe them that way. It's just basic--neither fancy nor divey. Service was clearly used to everybody already knowing the whole menu cold. They seemed almost surprised that we wanted to read the menu and drinks lists, but they got it. I will say that the young lady who came on shift was chattier and friendlier than the dude bartenders, but everybody was professional and on point. The beer list is almost all industrial-owned breweries, except for one Georgetown keg pouring. They have a couple decent seltzers, but the wine list is worse than awful. People are knocking back the big national-brand beers here. The appetizers, salads, and sandwiches seemed fine, and some people probably always get a salad when they get a pizza. But of all the thousands of covers they serve in a year, 98+% of them have to be here for the pie. We got the bacon cheeseburger, and two of us kinda expected a big honking land mass of a pie, buried in toppings. One of us was a longtime regular and just watched us react. It comes out and it's very thin--almost cracker-thin crust, but not quite. And much crunchier than what we think of as "cracker crust." It's like when you go to a Mexican place that makes their own chips in-house: the chips seem almost as thin as regular tortilla chips, but they crunch way louder and they're way sturdier. That thickness is this crust. There's not much flavor to the crust--as done as it is, it's not even dark brown on the bottom, much less charred at all. It's kind of medium tan, maybe light tan. I might have thought they were pre-made crusts, but you could see the cooks stretching and rolling stuff that clearly all came from this kitchen. It's their own invention for sure. The toppings are spread out just enough that each bite has a little more or less of this or that topping. It's not like eating a sidewalk of toppings, like we kinda suspected. This is still a rich meal, but a "Regular" size pie (11") for two people didn't leave us feeling beached at all. The "Huge" (16") is probably quite the workout for your stomach. We have a regular and 6 drinks, which was $70 out the door with a generous tip. Very good prices--that pushed this up to 5 stars for me. This for me personally is a new place, rather than a lifelong memory. But old friends saw my check-in and I got a dozen comments about trying this place for years and years, with parents, grandparents, now kids of their own, one guy said it was his all-time favorite. They have a very particular approach to making pizza, especially the crust. It's awesome. I'll definitely be back when a 2+-hour round trip for pizza makes sense. read more

Omgosh this is a landmark. It's cool and funky. The service is amazing, oh but the food is SO good.

My husband and I just had lunch at Cloverleaf Pizza, Canadian bacon and pineapple and a cold glass of beer. They have the best pizza in Tacoma and the crust is excellent! There maybe a little wait time but the pizza is worth it! Plus you get a bowl of fresh popcorn while you wait read more

The Cloverleaf - Canadian Bacon and Pineapple - Pizza Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

The pizza is good but the service has changed a lot. We used to order pizza ahead and then eat it with beer at the restaurant. They wouldn't let us order ahead for eat in this time, so I ordered to go. I asked if we could have beer while we waited and the staff said we needed to go to the back to wait for pizza and we could get beer there. We went to the back half of the restaurant which has a completely different feel and it's just kind of an empty room with no music and bright lights. The woman there said that we could order beer, but we could absolutely not eat any of our to go pizza while there. There was only one table with people there so it's not like they were overrun with customers or anything. we decided not to order beer and just waited for our pizza and then left. The pizza was good, but they were so weird about not letting us eat a slice of to-go pizza while having a beer that I'm not sure I'd be back. The previous time that we went, we waited almost 30 minutes to be seated and then pizza took almost an hour and 20 minutes more. read more

Really great pizza! Find myself wanting more the next day. The service is very good with free popcorn for those whose ask politely. One of T-towns best kept secrets but beware of the busy times Might take a little longer. read more

This is the best pizza I've tasted in Tacoma. The sausage on their pizza is so savory and delicious I could eat a pound of it, lol

The best pizza I have had in Washington State. I love their thin crust pizza. What makes it the best? The best ingredients. They have great Italian sausage. What passes for Italian sausage in some pizza places is a crime. The Cloverleaf has the real thing. read more

The Cloverleaf - Double Italian Sausage, mushrooms, green pepper and extra cheese. - Pizza Near Me - Tacoma, Washington

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Is there any way to add more stars? No? I can't say enough good things about the pizza at Cloverleaf. I've driven by many times wondering if I should stop and give them a try. I am so glad my friend introduced me to their pizza. Why did I wait so long! For me, it's the sauce. Just the right amount of garlic. I'm not a huge fan of cracker thing crust but that opinion flew out the window when a beautiful, thin personal pizza was placed in front of me. It did not last long. The perfect amount of cheese and black olives...and that sauce... I have been thinking about that pizza for days now. I will go back very soon because it was just as good as their billboard brag. They even have an adult beverage section and a family room in the back. Perfect place for families AND empty nesters (the crowd definitely had a We Are Old vibe) looking for pizza, beer, and a game to watch. Good thing I love grumpy people helping me make beer choices. He was the perfect grumpy man: gave us beer and wine first, said only what was necessary in a way that told us...this was necessary, yelled at us from behind the bar and placed a carefully created, delicious dinner in front of me. I will be back, my friend. read more

Pizza is pretty good if you like their style of crust. Service is crummy. I order ahead and go to pick up. When I walk in I stand at the small counter that says pick up. I wait. I wait. I wait. I watch two waitresses behind the bar. One asks if I am picking up. I said yes and gave her my name. I even see my pizza in a box waiting for me. I wait.i wait . I wait. She serves the bar drinks, she serves the restaurant drinks. I wait. I wait. I wait. Some sloppy looking person comes out of the kitchen to pour themselves a drink. I ask her for my pizza. She said someone will help me and goes back into the kitchen. I am still just standing at the counter ..I can almost get to my pizza and no one will give it to me. It is already paid for..another person comes out of the kitchen to pour a drink for himself. I ask him to please give me my pizza. He asks if it is paid for, I answered his beer breath with a "yes". He gave me my Pizza !! Used to go here semi regularly, will not bother ever again. . read more

Great laid back atmosphere in the bar area. Love enjoying a beer and great company while the pizza is baking. Well worth the wait!

2hrs for a pizza. Staff is not friendly. Especially when the wait for a pizza order is ridiculous. Pizza came out horrible.

A Tacoma neighborhood staple, The Cloverleaf. This place is known for its pizza. Pizza is my specialty and well, and while Cloverleaf serves up adequate bar pizza, it's falls short of justifying the claim of "world famous pizza". Aside, from ordering the pizza, my mom had a Turkey sandwich on rye, which was tasty. The service was amazing and in point. I would go back for beer and a Sammie. Oh and they give free popcorn as an appetizer!! Woot woot! Cloverleaf, a solid Tacoma bar staple in the hood. read more

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Best best pizza. Ever!!! Great comfortable nostalgic great music great bar, great waitress. My son and I had such a nice time we went home and we came back and got one to go that evening. Just love the pizza and salad. And peeps!! read more

I've lived in Tacoma for 35 years now and if you ask anybody around where to find good pizza the answer is almost always The Cloverleaf. Now I love me some pizza and when I find some good pie, I tend to revisit A LOT! I can't remember if I've ever tried Cloverleaf before this visit, but the simple fact may be that I've just never made the effort to eat here and unfortunately, I most likely never will again. The atmosphere in the bar seems really cool and maybe the place used to be just a bar and that would make sense but in order to cater to all hungry patrons, they have a family friendly "room" in the back of the building. Even with the mural painted on the wall and the TV's playing sports etc... the "room" has no character. It's just a room with tables and chairs scattered about. Not really a big deal if the pizza lived up to the hype but one bite and I knew that this must be some very specific way of making pizza and I do not care for it. We ordered a pepperoni and BBQ chicken pizzas. The red sauce was just so/so and the toppings we had tasted correct but what made the entire pizza bad was the crust. I really cannot explain what I ate but my best attempt is if you were to make a pizza crust from Irish soda bread. The taste was funky, the center of the dough was limp from soaking up the sauce and grease and the edges were almost too crisp to eat. The flavor of the pepperoni pizza actually reminded us of the old Pizza & Pipes pizzas. That was really strange but nostalgic but ultimately, not in a good way. The best part of our meal was the fried zucchini appetizer but when you pull something from the freezer and deep fry it, you usually can't go wrong. We also had a salad with a balsamic vinigerette that also tasted a bit off. We had a minor with us so we didn't check out the bar. Maybe that atmosphere is what keeps bringing people back. We'll have to try that sometime but we definitely won't be ordering and pizza. read more