Ask 100 Washingtonians for their favorite local pizza spot and you’re likely to get 100 different answers. Unlike places like New York and Chicago, the Pacific Northwest doesn’t have its own pizza style—and that’s actually a good thing, because there’s a huge variety in the types of pies you’ll find here.
This pizza journey is not meant to be completed in a single weekend, or even a single road trip. That would be disastrous on the wallet and waistline. It’s also not meant to be a list of all the delicious pizza joints here in Washington—there are far too many to list. But as you travel around the state this year, stop and try each place featured here. When you finish your pilgrimage, you’ll have sampled a good selection of tasty local pizza.
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- The Flying Goat (Spokane)
The Flying Goat / Facebook The Flying Goat, 3318 W Northwest Blvd, Spokane, WA 99205, USA
The Flying Goat / Facebook Since its 2010 opening, The Flying Goat has been a beloved local favorite. Known for its tasty artisan pies and craft beer, it’s easy to see why this place is so loved.
- Versalia Pizza (Spokane)
Versalia Pizza / Facebook Versalia Pizza Kendall Yards, 1333 W Summit Pkwy, Spokane, WA 99201, USA
Versalia Pizza / Facebook Versalia Pizza has a Libery Lake location, but the location at Kendall Yards has a patio with incredible views. But nothing tops the wood-fired pizza, which you can order whole or by the slice.
- Chico’s Pizza Parlor (Moses Lake)
Chico’s Pizza Parlor / Facebook Chico’s Pizza Parlor, 530 W Valley Rd, Moses Lake, WA 98837, USA
Chico’s Pizza Parlor / Facebook Several years ago, the Moses Lake community mourned when Chico’s—the city’s oldest family-owned pizzeria—was lost to a fire. Luckily, the restaurant was rebuilt, and those classic extra-cheesy pizzas are bringing joy to all who try them.
- Local Myth Pizza (Chelan)
Amab Chowdhury / Google Local Myth Pizza, 122 S Emerson St, Chelan, WA 98816, USA
Local Myth Pizza / Facebook It makes sense that a pizzeria would do well in Chelan. After a long day of boating, hiking, wine tasting, or any of the other adventures the area is known for, savoring a few slices of pizza may be all you have the energy for. But Local Myth Pizza is about so much more than convenience. The hand-rolled, hand-crafted artisan pizzas are out of this world.
- Hoptown Wood-Fired Pizza (Union Gap)
Tana Rukolva / Google HopTown Wood-Fired Pizza, 2560 Donald Wapato Rd, Wapato, WA 98951, USA
Hoptown Wood-Fired Pizza / Facebook Located just outside of Yakima, Hoptown Pizza’s opening was the best thing to happen to Yakima wine country since… well, the wine. This team has absolutely perfected the art of the wood-fired pizza.
- The Old School Pizzeria (Olympia)
The Old School Pizzeria / Facebook Old School Pizzeria, 108 Franklin St NE, Olympia, WA 98501, USA
The Old School Pizzeria / Facebook Olympia’s Old School Pizzeria is exactly what it sounds like. This no-frills spot serves New York style pizza by the slice or by the pie, and it’s absolutely addictive.
- Salamone’s Pizza (Tacoma)
Salamone’s Pizza / Google Salamone’s Pizza, 24 N Tacoma Ave, Tacoma, WA 98403, USA
Salamone’s Pizza / Facebook Tacoma has plenty of places to grab a good slice. But Salamone’s Pizza just might beat them all out when it comes to flavor. The owner grew up in Brooklyn, so you can expect authentic New York style pizza when you’re here.
- Windy City Pie (Seattle)
Lester Chan / Google Windy City Pie, 5918 Phinney Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103, USA
Windy City Pie / Facebook Chicago style pizza is very unique, and it isn’t easy to find real Chicago style pizza in the PNW. But Windy City Pie gets it right, offering Chicago-style pizza that embraces new ingredients and techniques while respecting its traditions. Come hungry, because you’re going to leave feeling stuffed.
- Sunny Hill (Seattle)
Sunny Hill / Facebook Sunny Hill, 3127 NW 85th St, Seattle, WA 98117, USA
Sunny Hill / Facebook Have you ever heard of Detroit-style pizza? That’s what you’ll find at Sunny Hill, a fairly new eatery in Ballard’s Sunset Hill neighborhood. When you go for the thick, Detroit-style square slices or a 12-inch whole pie, you won’t be disappointed.
- Railroad Pub and Pizza (Burlington)
Railroad Pub and Pizza / Facebook Railroad Pub & Pizza, 122 S Spruce St, Burlington, WA 98233, USA
Railroad Pub and Pizza / Facebook This pub serves some seriously perfect pizzas. The dough, which is aged for 24 hours, is made with malt from Skagit Valley Malting. The freshly made pizzas pair perfectly with their local beer.
- Annie’s Pizza Station (Concrete)
Ardalan / Google Annie’s Pizza Station, 44568 State Rte 20, Concrete, WA 98237, USA
Annie’s Pizza Station / Facebook Concrete is a long drive for most Washingtonians, but it’s worth it for Annie’s Pizza Station alone. The pizzas are baked in traditional stone-lined deck ovens, resulting in a unique taste and texture you’ll love. There’s a reason this place is so popular and people drive well out of their way to get it.
There are so many fantastic pizza options in Washington. Shout-out your favorites so we can show them some love.
Google Maps
The Flying Goat / Facebook
The Flying Goat, 3318 W Northwest Blvd, Spokane, WA 99205, USA
Since its 2010 opening, The Flying Goat has been a beloved local favorite. Known for its tasty artisan pies and craft beer, it’s easy to see why this place is so loved.
Versalia Pizza / Facebook
Versalia Pizza Kendall Yards, 1333 W Summit Pkwy, Spokane, WA 99201, USA
Versalia Pizza has a Libery Lake location, but the location at Kendall Yards has a patio with incredible views. But nothing tops the wood-fired pizza, which you can order whole or by the slice.
Chico’s Pizza Parlor / Facebook
Chico’s Pizza Parlor, 530 W Valley Rd, Moses Lake, WA 98837, USA
Several years ago, the Moses Lake community mourned when Chico’s—the city’s oldest family-owned pizzeria—was lost to a fire. Luckily, the restaurant was rebuilt, and those classic extra-cheesy pizzas are bringing joy to all who try them.
Amab Chowdhury / Google
Local Myth Pizza, 122 S Emerson St, Chelan, WA 98816, USA
Local Myth Pizza / Facebook
It makes sense that a pizzeria would do well in Chelan. After a long day of boating, hiking, wine tasting, or any of the other adventures the area is known for, savoring a few slices of pizza may be all you have the energy for. But Local Myth Pizza is about so much more than convenience. The hand-rolled, hand-crafted artisan pizzas are out of this world.
Tana Rukolva / Google
HopTown Wood-Fired Pizza, 2560 Donald Wapato Rd, Wapato, WA 98951, USA
Hoptown Wood-Fired Pizza / Facebook
Located just outside of Yakima, Hoptown Pizza’s opening was the best thing to happen to Yakima wine country since… well, the wine. This team has absolutely perfected the art of the wood-fired pizza.
The Old School Pizzeria / Facebook
Old School Pizzeria, 108 Franklin St NE, Olympia, WA 98501, USA
Olympia’s Old School Pizzeria is exactly what it sounds like. This no-frills spot serves New York style pizza by the slice or by the pie, and it’s absolutely addictive.
Salamone’s Pizza / Google
Salamone’s Pizza, 24 N Tacoma Ave, Tacoma, WA 98403, USA
Salamone’s Pizza / Facebook
Tacoma has plenty of places to grab a good slice. But Salamone’s Pizza just might beat them all out when it comes to flavor. The owner grew up in Brooklyn, so you can expect authentic New York style pizza when you’re here.
Lester Chan / Google
Windy City Pie, 5918 Phinney Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103, USA
Windy City Pie / Facebook
Chicago style pizza is very unique, and it isn’t easy to find real Chicago style pizza in the PNW. But Windy City Pie gets it right, offering Chicago-style pizza that embraces new ingredients and techniques while respecting its traditions. Come hungry, because you’re going to leave feeling stuffed.
Sunny Hill / Facebook
Sunny Hill, 3127 NW 85th St, Seattle, WA 98117, USA
Have you ever heard of Detroit-style pizza? That’s what you’ll find at Sunny Hill, a fairly new eatery in Ballard’s Sunset Hill neighborhood. When you go for the thick, Detroit-style square slices or a 12-inch whole pie, you won’t be disappointed.
Railroad Pub and Pizza / Facebook
Railroad Pub & Pizza, 122 S Spruce St, Burlington, WA 98233, USA
This pub serves some seriously perfect pizzas. The dough, which is aged for 24 hours, is made with malt from Skagit Valley Malting. The freshly made pizzas pair perfectly with their local beer.
Ardalan / Google
Annie’s Pizza Station, 44568 State Rte 20, Concrete, WA 98237, USA
Annie’s Pizza Station / Facebook
Concrete is a long drive for most Washingtonians, but it’s worth it for Annie’s Pizza Station alone. The pizzas are baked in traditional stone-lined deck ovens, resulting in a unique taste and texture you’ll love. There’s a reason this place is so popular and people drive well out of their way to get it.
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