Ian's Pizza by the Slice

This place is great. You can grab a slice or 2 anytime day or night and it's really good. You pick your slices they heat it up in the oven and in about 3 minutes you're in pizza heaven. Service was friendly and place was pretty clean. Keep up the great work and please open more spots soon!

I liked that they have vegan pizza, the vegan ranch on the pizza though was not so good.. busy place nice eating space. Lot of take out orders. I didn’t like that they touch the pizza with their hands, when removing from the hot case to put in oven. My Son brought me and my daughter here.

Came here with my wife for lunch- as it was next door to the art supply store we visited. Wow!!! Very creative pizzas. I ended up getting a slice of pepperoni and a slice of barbecue chicken pizza. Wife got a slice of Mac and cheese pizza and vegetable garlic pizza. We loved it. Thin crust- really tasty. The service was friendly and the atmosphere was awesome. We loved that it is lgbtq friendly as well. The whole neighborhood seemed to be lgbtq friendly.

**UPDATE**: This beloved decades long Seattle staple has been permanently replaced with some random falafel place that no one I know has ever heard of. Devastating. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Great place to grab a slice or even a salad. Open after the bars start shutting down. Be sure to try their staple Mac & Cheese slice.

Ian’s is my go-to pizza by the slice in Seattle. It’s the closest thing to east coast pizza I’ve found in the city. They always have a great selection and the slices are huge w/ a thinner crust (not doughy or too thick). The combinations are very interesting, and they have good options for vegans/vegetarians. My favorite is the Penne Alfredo w/ Sausage, very garlicky and good flavor. The dining room closes at 8PM, but the window stays open later.

Pasta on pizza? Why not! This place doesn’t care about your traditional pizza rules. They put together incredible pizzas with the creative flair of an unsupervised hungry kid who’s given access to a pizza oven. All the fun, unique, and weird types of pizza taste really good, and pair together well with the pizza. This place is not for close minded people or those with boring, unadventurous palates.

We walked in and the pizza looked good. The price point seemed a little pricey for a slice but not too bad. We ordered a couple slices and we’re disappointed to find out the fresh pizza on display wasn’t what we were served. We were sold the mummified dried out pizza under the display. The second picture I posted shows where our slice came from. The pizza was stale and even though they put it in the oven it was still semi cold when it came out. Save yourself the trip. Better flavors in a box pizza.

Great place for a quick slice. Pizza is sold for about $5 a slice but they are huge. They have good looking salads and etc as well but I did not try anything but pizza. This is mostly walk in and have a quick bite, no table service so it is perfect to meet someone or stop in before or after heading to a bar or other place.