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Hot Mama’s Pizza had been on my radar for a while—one of those spots people rave about in Seattle's pizza scene. After trying a handful of other places, though, it slowly slid down my list.
The vibe is chill, and it definitely has that classic late-night pizza joint feel. Whether you’re sober or in the mood for a post-bar snack, it’s one of those places that will get the job done, especially if you’ve had a few drinks in you.
It’s not a fancy spot by any means,— grab and go. With the option to sit at a few select tables outside.. The décor is straightforward and casual, and the staff is friendly enough, though not much to write home about. You're not going here for an experience—you're going for pizza, and in that sense, it delivers.
Now, the pizza itself. The crust is decent—not too thick, not too thin—but definitely nothing that’ll blow your mind. The pesto sauce helped this slice — a lot of cheese. If you're looking for something unique or outstanding, you might want to keep looking.
The pizza does shine when you’re in the mood for something filling, easy, and satisfying. It’s the kind of place that feels perfect after a night out when you just need something hot, greasy, and easy to eat.
Hot Mama’s is a solid backup option in Seattle, but it's not going to top your pizza list. It might even slide to the bottom after you’ve tried some of the city’s better options.
Would I go back? Sure, if I'm in the area or craving a quick fix. But there are definitely better options out there. I would say give it a try — everyone has different tastes.