MOTO Pizza Belltown

Lovely place and fairly decent staff, with no major complaints. You order at a machine, but there's someone nearby if you have questions. Fairly quick service as we were the only ones there. My favorites were the classic pepperoni and then the clam chowder one! The seasoning on them os outta this world!

Overall I had a very pleasant experience at the MOTO location in Belltown - it was our first time at this location we got the "The All in" pizza as we were more in the mood for the traditional-style pizza toppings. I'm looking forward to coming back again to try their more creative toppings. The crust was flavorful and crispy, and the pizza was abundant with a variety of toppings. The combination of all the tomato sauce, vegetables, olives, and meat toppings with the cheese blended well and was very tasty. The service was great - we noticed that the owner continued checking in on all of the guests to ensure everyone was satisfied with the service. They had an open, out-door area since it was breezy and perfect for a warmer summer day. The only negative overall was that the pizza was lukewarm, and the edges could be more crispy.

Cute place! You order on a machine, but there's someone nearby if you have questions. Our pizzas came out pretty quickly and everything tasted great. My favorites were the Plant and Beef Adobo. Yum!

Still my favorite pizza in Seattle! And now with garlic bread so good you don't even need any sauce! My only critique is that the crab pizza felt like it could use a sauce as it ate more like (really good) cheesy bread with crab on top than a pizza.

Pretty good pizza! We got a pepperoni pizza to go alongside an order of cheese bread. Everything was tasty, although I thought the pizza could have overall been crispier. Next time we'll try dining in person and see if that makes a noticeable difference. Prices were also high for the size of pizza in my opinion.

Good morning everyone, today's review will be on Moto Pizza (3131 Western avenue in Seattle Washington.) My daughter and I visited this location July 16th 2025. We had some business in the area and she decided to find a cool place for us to eat. We were deciding how we were going to get back to Gig Harbor, (take the ferry or drive I-5 traffic). In the meantime, we wanted to have a enjoyable meal to take with us. She found Moto Pizza literally 4 minutes from where we were. Replaced an order online to pick up at a certain time which was extremely convenient! Parking in that area like in most of Seattle is a challenge but we got really lucky finding a spot out front. Location of the restaurant is kind of a cool place it's down some stairs at the bottom of an old building it's a really neat place but it is kind of a challenge to find and get there. Locals must be super happy of this location. We ordered a pizza but not the traditional large or medium size. The box you ordered came with four slices it's a Brooklyn style pizza so it's a squared Pizza. I will add a few pictures. The ferry line was Way too long so we could not wait of course we just started eating in the car. The smell was just too good! It's kind a deep dish pizza almost (as a visual description for some) like having a big pizza on Texas toast. It looked fantastic tasted even better the box was even cool! That's the only location we've ever tried so if you are anywhere near Seattle area and you see a "Moto Pizza" please by all means order a pizza and try it. you will be so happy you did. Tell them you saw a review on Google reviews by James. Thank you all my fellow food entrepreneurs have a wonderful and safe day. James...

Best Pizza in Seattle, hands down. Even better since it is Detroit style. Had Moto at the Mariners game and enjoyed it, so I decided to try this location, and it was just as good if not better!!! The KISSD is my favorite.

Amazing atmosphere — feels like family and community. Pizza has perfect dough, delicious sauce, and just the right touch of hot honey. Extra yummy! 🍕🔥

The pizzas here are delicious super crispy, fluffy & cheesy!! The sourdough bread is fluffy without being too "bready", the sauce is tangy and I got a good amount of crab toppings on mine. I got a plain cheese ($9) & crab pizza ($18). We waited about 10-12mins for two personal pizzas so it's definitely not a quick stop pizza spot but it is worth the wait and price. It was so good we even came back for another crab pizza in the shareable size ($29)! This place uses a touch screen to order, but there's still someone at the front for questions. Staff were very friendly and helpful since it was our first time. The paintings, pink couch and other decor are very cute and add a unique touch to the restaurants atmosphere. Definitely a hidden gem .

Just when you thought you'd seen it all when it comes to pizza...MOTO Pizza enters the chat with masterpieces like lechon kawali and calamansi lime sauce on its "Mr. Pig" Detroit-Style pizza, or the "Clam Chowdah" which was topped with, you guessed it, clams but also had hot garlic chili oil. MOTO Pizza kept my tastebuds on their toes AND satiated. It's worth a visit when you're in Seattle - I know I have their "Beef Adobo" pizza on my list for next time! PS: MOTO made Yelp's 2023 list of 100 Top Pizza Spots in North America

Lechon kawali and Calamansi Sauce on a Detroit-style deep-dish pizza? With spicy sausages, and an absurd amount of rich, delicious pizza sauce? If my taste buds could throw a party, this would be the main event complete with confetti and a DJ. I remember when this place had a month long wait just to get in, and honestly, I'm relieved the hype has cooled down so I could just walk in like a normal pizza loving person instead of treating this like a major life event with a countdown and a back up plan. The vibe? Super fun and playful, with a touch of nostalgia, there's even an old-school arcade game box that makes you feel like a kid again. The service was spot on. They even check if it's your first time because their pizzas are anything but ordinary. Now, let's talk about the pizza itself. It only took about 10 minutes to arrive, yay that was fast unlike other reviews. From the first bite, I knew I was in for something special. Deep dish can sometimes be too heavy or doughy, but this one was perfectly crisp and crunchy on the outside, thick and cheesy on the inside, and absolutely drowning in flavorful sauce exactly how I like it. Nothing worse than a stingy pizza, and this one? Overflowing with saucy, cheesy, lechon kawali sausage goodness. They offer two sizes lunch and dinner and half of the lunch size was already enough to send me into a food coma (in the best way possible). Luckily, I saved the other half for later... though it didn't last long. Next time, I'm going for that beef adobo pizza and maybe their ice cream in a pizza dough cup. If you're in Seattle or just craving a ridiculously good pizza, do yourself a favor and get here ASAP.

Jaw dropped.. this place is amazing always people inside ordering eating and taking the food to go my nephew never had a Detroit style pizza and this was his first time trying I think he's addicted shame we don't live in Seattle Everything we ordered here was to die for can't go wrong with any choice you make. The staff here are super friendly and it's a nice place to come sit down and eat.

Moto Pizza is delicious and so creative. I had the Crab!, the Clam Chowdah, and the Beef Adobo. What I love the most is how simply they are put together. Everything belongs and the flavors just go so well together. The lemon zest in the crab pizza is a perfect example. That said, their deep dish style is a perfect base to hold up to the amazing flavor profiles they are delivering. The bread is fluffy, buttery, and the "chew" is right on the mark. I couldn't possibly pick a favorite. They were all delicious. My only regret is that I didn't have time and room in my belly to try more from the menu! If you live near one of their locations consider yourself lucky!

Moto Pizza has blown up on social media. Known for their fusion pies with a deep dish style crust and loaded with unique toppings. Born from the pandemic, Moto Pizza's wait was over a month long. Now with 4 locations (plus one inside T-Mobil Stadium) around the King County area Moto Pizza is now accessible with out the month long wait. With 11 different pizzas to choose from, there is something for everyone, (including dietary restrictions). Some locations only have the personal sized pizzas ranging from $10-$18. While other locations do have the Shareable size (double the personal size), ranging from $16-$29. Some of our favourites are: (Personal / Shareable) Beef Adobo $15 / $25 Mr. Pig $14 /$22 Crab $18 / $29 Black Garlic Cheezy Bread $12 Best eaten while its hot. Even if you bring it hope, just reheat it as directed on the cool, colourful pizza box. This is one pizza you don't want to eat cold. The Beef Adobo is by far my favourite, with the crunchy pickled cabbage and tangy kimchi. The Mr. Pig is has some amazing flavours that makes you want to take another bite. The Crab reminds me of a summer day at the beach. Perfect for a picnic. No matter which you get you'll be happy with crispy crust, the cheese pull and the unique toppings. As much as it practically makes sense to get the Shareable size, you get less sauce/toppings compared to the personal size unless you spread them out yourself. Overall you don't be disappointed with which ever you order. Their online ordering system on their website is easy. The staff members are friendly and the two locations I've been to (Belltown & Bellevue Square) have a fun vibe and are clean. Go with your gut (stomach) and order away!

MOTO Pizza is so unique (for Seattle) as it's similar to Detroit style pizza but it's really more of an Asian twist to traditional Detroit style (not to be confused with Chicago thick crust or pan pizzas). Every pizza they make is delicious but my favorite is the Kissd, which has Pepperoni, spicy sausage, MOTO cheese blend, parmesan, and tomato sauce topped with spicy honey. I also enjoyed the Mr Pig (with Filipino pork belly) and the beef adobo.

Highly recommend ordering online before hand. Takes ~30min to make fresh. Parking is all metered nearby. The restaurant is sort of tucked inside and underground and has pretty cool vibes. Went for lunch and it was empty. Good spot for groups. 10/10 Mr. Pig $22 - A MUST GET!! The best detroit pizza I have ever had! Generous amounts of sausage and pork belly! The green sauce is crack! It adds a spicy sweet sour kick to the pizza and I think this sets is apart of the rest. Pizza itself is also very well done - super crispy crust edges with the a very soft and extremely saucy and cheesy interior. 6/10 Clam Chowdah $24 - Pizza was just as good, but in terms of flavor it was a sadly a miss. The chowder flavor was very light and stingy. The sauce lightly coated the pizza but add creaminess to the pizza. Protein wise, they add 4 clams per full pizza, no small bits in the chowder sauce. The chili oil was good but overall, this was a cheese pizza with chili oil and some cream sauce. Would not recommend. 7/10 Vegan KissD $19 - Great vegan alternative and taste is about the same as regular sausage pepperoni pizza.

MOTO pizza is definitely the place to go to if you're craving some deep dish pizza! As soon as you walk in you're greeted by the staff. They answered all my friend's questions. I ordered a KISSD pizza along with some drinks as a part of their happy hour deal. The pizza hit the spot! It's a nice place to eat with colorful decorations that includes a mural on the walls, cool music and even a Pac-Man arcade game. Definitely a favorite spot.

The gradual evolution of this places has caused them to gradually become one of my favorite pizza spots. Even though it's still one of the more expensive options, considering the quantity of pizza you get, I can't deny their unique approach. It's as if the pizza scene has always been missing something, and perhaps these guys have found it. They offer Detroit-style pizza with premium toppings and the most delicious garlic bread/crust you've likely ever tasted. Now, they feature various specials that make visiting somewhat exciting and hard to resist. Their standard flavors are already exceptional, so adding seasonal specials, lunch deals, and happy hour specials means the only time you wouldn't want to stop by is breakfast, given their hours. The service here is friendly, which makes their simple ordering process even smoother. I love how bright and colorful the space is. I recall when more 'fun' pizza shops existed, like this one. While the fun is primarily limited to the arcade machine, the games, colorful artwork, and decor have kept me entertained on my visits. Perhaps darts or another space-efficient game could be added. Lastly, let's discuss parking. Be aware that their parking situation is an adventure in itself. If it's raining, bring an umbrella, as they're located on a triangular intersection. It's almost easier to use a map app beforehand to locate parking a solid 1-2 blocks away or around the corner.

When my partner and I reminisce about our recent trip to Seattle, we ALWAYS talk about MOTO Pizza. A little backstory... At some point during our trip, I became obsessed with finding pizza made out of sourdough bread. My partner never disappoints..he found a place, on mass transit, and off we went! Moto Pizza is well known in Seattle. This Belltown location seems to be new. It's tucked away but if you follow the signs down the strip mall entrance, you'll find it. Upon walking in, the employee made friendly banter with us...and I started running my mouth how I'm from New York City...certain things don't belong on pizza, etc....well, Lee, the owner overheard me, and he became our new BFF! We had a blast sitting and chatting with him. We ordered 'kissd' pizza based on his recommendation and he swore I would love it...and if I didn't, he would make me a cheese pizza! Well, he was right. I loved it. My partner loved it. Each pie has 4 generous pieces. They are huge and filling. My partner ordered 'The Pig' to go. It held up well during our travel back to our hotel. So..how would this native NYC'er describe MOTO pizza? Deep dish crust, with New York sauce and delicious toppings. Please come to San Diego! 5 stars! We'll be back when we're in town!

Went here before a show at the Climate Pledge Arena and it was perfect! A bit tucked away into the corner, you'll have to go down the stairs or ramp to get there. The space itself was nice and colorful with long tables kind of like a brewery, so you'll have to share a table with others, which was welcome for us. The service was friendly and fast and the pizza was great! I'm so impressed by how many vegan options there are and the vegan pizza was so good! I love how they were able to make that crispy Detroit-style edge even with vegan cheese. Will definitely be back!

Great spot, friendly vibe and great Ad hoc teenage bday lunch was a hit along w the post pizza soft serve sundaes. Will be back!

The hype is real. Smh to the haters that say there's no good deep dish in Seattle!! The bottom is literally so crispy and it's not a soggy pizza and definitely holds up under its own wait but still has plenty of juice and fat to make it worthy of deep dish. It's just a great time. I feel like you can share one between two people and each person is pretty stuffed. One for one person if you're in a Michael Phelps dirty bulk, and one for four is like everyone gets one very satisfying piece. For ~$20, I think it's a pretty good deal It's kitschy paint splattered fun decor in there! I definitely could see it being like a being a board game and eat pizza kinda place. We went on a Tuesday and it was lowkey kinda dead, just one other group that hung around for a while and a few people getting take out.

Most bomb pizza periodt Hidden gem of Belltown that just arrived! My bf, a Washingtonian native, swears by MOTO Pizza. To my surprise, it has Michigan roots, like a deep dish association! My first experience with MOTO was at T-Mobile Park but I confess-- I didn't remember it much. Maybe because it was ballpark pizza that didn't quite hit a home run for me *ba dum tss* That said, I did recall that it was decently tasty, so when my boyfriend mentioned that they'd finally opened a location in Belltown, right in his neighborhood, I was all in. We met up with a friend in Seattle, and the three of us decided to hit up MOTO Pizza on a weeknight. This place is truly inconspicuous! It's nestled in a very unassuming neighborhood, tucked away in a plaza. The exterior is plain, but you can see from a mile away how vibrant and colorful the interior is. I was impressed by the urban graffiti-style artwork that covered the walls. The cashier welcomed us with a smile and offered to answer any questions. We were the only ones in the restaurant the whole night! What was even more exciting was stumbling upon their happy hour (2 drinks and 1 pizza for $20, Tues-Thurs, 7-9PM), so we ended up getting three pizzas for the deal. Plus, it came with drinks, so we grabbed a few beers and sodas. We tried the -BEEF ADOBO (Beef adobo, MOTO cheese blend, pickled cabbage kimchi, garlic sauce, pepper, black sesame seeds, and cane vinegar) TASTE: umami yet sweet, probably my favorite due to the beef adobo -CLAM CHOWDAH (Clam, smoked bacon, MOTO cheese blend, parmesan, chives, CHOWDAH SWAUCE, all topped with hot garlic chili oil crunch action) TASTE: Savory with a kick, and the sauce gives it that melt-in-your-mouth experience -MR PIG (Lechon kawali (Filipino pork belly), spicy pork sausage, onion, MOTO cheese blend, parmesan, topped with calamansi lime sauce and MR PIG sauce) TASTE: salty, hearty goodness Honestly, all of them were amazing. You really can't go wrong with any of the options on the menu. The deep dish and buttery crust were absolutely delightful. Each pizza came out piping hot and cut into fours. We pretty much demolished all of them! Overall, it was such a low key, casual lovely experience. Not sure if it was because we felt like we owned the place (being the only ones there), but the ambiance, the amazing happy hour deal, and the top-tier food will definitely bring me back. Don't be a square--eat one! ;)

my boyfriend and i were visiting seattle and were in the mood for some pizza and we do not regret trying moto!! we ordered back to our hotel, and our food was prepared super quickly. it was my first time trying detroit-style pizza and it was delicious!!! i'm a bit fan of focaccia bread, and the pizza dough reminded me so much of focaccia which i loved! my favorite was the black garlic cheezy bread - if you love garlic you can't go wrong with this one!! definitely try the kimchi mayo with it as well!

A great pizza restaurant to try out! I loved the ambiance of this place. Great decorations and it was indoor and outdoor dining. I got their Kiss'd pizza and I loved it. It had pepperoni, sausage, and hot honey. Very flavorful and tasty and I'd definitely get this again! I got their dinner size and eating half of it made me full. Highly recommend just eating their lunch special size. Pricing is pretty fair after that too. I spent $19 on the full size, but the lunch size would've been $12. Id say the bad part is that the pizza was pretty oily so I'd recommend patting down the oil. The service was good. Food didn't take long to make and the employees were able to answer all of my questions. Definitely coming back here!

Cute little pizza spot offering pan pizza. Pictured here are the Mr Pig, Root, and Crab pizza. The Root pizza had a good flavor and the sauce tasted nice and fresh. Crab pizza was luxurious without being too rich from the butter, I would've liked a little oomph with some chili oil or another herb. But it's was the best slice in my opinion! Friends who had Mr Pig loved the pork belly and the depth of flavors from the different sauces. I'd love to come back and try the Chowdah. TBD.

Seattle's take on Detroit style pizza. We tried the crab (when in Rome) & The Pig. Interesting flavors on both, they love the motto "Odd Pizza", the crab needed a little less cheese and more dill, the pig had some very unique flavors including a lime sauce!? If you love trying different and unique pizza this is definitely your spot!

The pizza was really good and the cheesy bread was great! I liked that they had a variety of Jones sodas to choose from too. I liked the crab pizza but might not order it again just because there were a few shell particulates (they have a note about this on the menu) but flavor wise it was good. My partner enjoyed his pepperoni too. They don't do substitutions/additions/subtractions either so keep that in mind as you order. They were slammed on the Friday we went in and stopped taking orders for a bit. It took probably 45 minutes or so but we weren't in a hurry and the cheesy bread came out about 20 minutes after we ordered. Just know that dine in might take more time. Overall I'd definitely go back for more Detroit style pizza.

I love a good thick crust pizza and MOTO did not disappoint!! I first heard about this place through a reel where you had to order in advance and they would let you know it's ready on a random day. I later learned this was during COVID and they have since expanded locations! I was so happy I could finally try this pizza without an extended wait!! We ordered three pizzas but my favorite was the kissd! This is a must if you like hot honey on your pizza. It was so flavorful and satisfying. I am definitely interested in coming back just because their flavors are so unique (beef adobo, clam chowder, crab). Definitely get your pizza fix here!

You can search but you won't find pizza of this caliber in Seattle (fight me) the dough and crispy edges you can only find on Detroit done right the fresh toppings and the massive cheese pull are unmatched. Guy behind the counter was super helpful. The place was cranking out the pizzas like crazy and I know why...AMAZING PIZZA!!

On my top 5 pizza spots in Seattle. I had the shrimp pizza and it was amazingggg. They have extremely unique and different pizzas here, not your typical. Only one size at this location they're about $25 a box. My partner didn't like his but he had the vegan, I thought his was decent. Ordered take out so I didn't see the inside or service.

Did not enjoy the veg pizza. The cheese was goopy and it was falling off. I don't recommend it

Went with the pepperoni since it's my spouses favorite type (not so much for me). This pizza however blew me away. The small pepperonis are spicy. The crust is crisp and almost like garlic bread. The sauce is next-level complex/fresh. Funky little spot!!

Delicious Pizza and a very cool spot! We ordered well in advance but it was so worth it! We got the shrimp pizza and the Mr.Pig pizza. My favorite was the shrimp! The flavors really paired well and I loved the crust! Their crust was definitely one of the highlights for me! Fluffy, bready, and has a nice chew. The ambiance of this pizza spot is colorful and hip! Really great interior art and good music. Service was also helpful and friendly. To end our meal, we also got their moto soft serve ice cream!

As soon as I learned that MOTO started to have pizza available for walk ins (it used to be on order only and it had crazy waiting times) I added this to my list of must try, and today was the day. Had some minor trouble finding it because it's located at the lower floor of a weird building and it's kind of hidden. I was quite early, so it was quiet with no line. Got my order on a touch screen and waited approx 10 mins. Pizza was absolutely delicious. Got the simple cheese pizza, crust was light and fluffy and super crunchy all around, sauce was well balanced, I was afraid it might be too garlicky, but it was not the case. Great pizza!

This place was a very unique vibe, it was like an 8bit game type of place but for pizza, the service was really great, the front attendant helped me decide which pizza to choose from, I ended up choosing the beef adobo pizza, and had a cream soda on the side. The pizza was in a style of pan pizza, was cut into 4's and was very fulfilling.

First time picking up an order at the Belltown location, and it's really convenient as we spent the entire day in Seattle. The customer service yielded was wonderful, and aligned with the friendly MOTO Pizza way. The ambiance of this location is very fun, and offers a lot of indoor (and outdoor) seating. Our pies were perfectly prepared as always, we gifted 2 pies with our neighbors who recently moved to the area. Their feedback about 10 minutes after dropping it off was "WHOA!! This is really fantastic pizza! Where is this place?!" If you want pizza made love then I highly recommend ordering MOTO Pizza - Belltown! (Helpful suggestion follow @xoxomotopizza to keep up with ordering window dates for all locations.)

WOW! So glad we finally tried this place. We ordered for delivery. We got the pepperoni pizza and the black garlic cheesy bread. I tend to prefer thinner, East coast style pizzas like New York style or Neapolitan, but this may have converted me. The crust is so crispy and caramelized on the outside, but soft and chewy inside. The red sauce flavor really stands out, it tastes so fresh. The black garlic bread was a star. So garlicky with contrasting bright lemon zest. Would get both of these items again. I find Seattle pizza to be kinda pricey, and this is no exception, but for me it was worth it!

Although known more for their pizza, MOTO may have the best soft serve in Seattle! It's good, cheap, and massive. MOTO has a "flavor burst" style machine, which I've only seen once before and was a bit skeptical about. It lets you choose from a wide variety of flavors, with the flavors being separate from the soft serve instead of mixed in. I wasn't sure what to expect, but it tasted just like regular soft serve. The flavors were great, especially the butter pecan which was my favorite. The soft serve is enormous, I'd recommend sharing with at least 1-2 other people, and it's one of the cheapest desserts I've seen at only $4.

The pizza itself is good but keep in mind you're going to pay a premium price for a small box. I'd say it's good for a once in a while thing or if you have money to spend. It's nearly $30 for 4 pieces

I understand the hype! First tried MOTO pizza at T-Mobile park during a Mariner's game. It was quite good, so I immediately put in an order for the Belltown location. It was a 2 month wait at the time, but it was worth it! They have so many innovative flavors. Shrimp - this was my favorite! I've never really been a fan of shrimp on pizza, but MOTO nailed it. Spicy shrimp with this delicious pineapple pesto and spicy chili crisp oil. YUM! Mr. Pig - this was a close second. Loved the lechon and calamansi lime sauce. Reminded me of my time in the Philippines! Adobo- this was good, but not great. Probably wouldn't order this one again. Can't wait to try more flavors. Already put in my order for next month! The spot itself is tucked away and has a fun vibe. Several people were eating in when I went to pick up my order. I might eat in next time so I can try their ice cream after my delicious pizza.

The second Moto pizza that I'm the first to review! After seeing all the hype around Moto online, I knew I had to try it at a Mariners game because it was totally sold out for months at their restaurants. One bite and I was hooked. It was one of the best pizzas I've ever had (and I've had a lot). As soon as I saw this place opening up with availability to order, I counted down the days until I could place my order. I ordered it about 6 weeks ago and looked forward to tonight when I would finally get to enjoy Moto again (since it's always sold out or an insane line at Mariners games now). The location wasn't too hard to find and I parked about a block or so away. It didn't seem to have any parking at the shopping center it's in, so expect to look for street parking. The place has a really cool vibe to it and I saw plenty of people hanging out, enjoying some good food, and getting some work done. My order was ready right on time which was awesome. It looked like you could also walk up and order pizzas there, which is nice so you don't have to wait to order online and then wait weeks or months to get your pizza. I ordered the Kissed pizza and a Mr. Pig one. I had to reheat them after a long drive home, but they were still delicious. My husband, who actually hates cheese, liked his Mr. Pig so much that he said he would get it again. He was surprised with how much he liked the flavors of the pizza. I loved the Kissed one. It had the perfect amount of red sauce, and the hot honey was the chefs kiss on top of a delicious pizza. I highly recommend this one and will for sure be getting it again. The pizzas were pretty big so we could only each eat half which means I have leftovers for tomorrow - yay! On my walk to the car, I ran into the owner, Lee, who I recognized from instagram. He couldn't have been any nicer and we chatted for a bit. He said they just got their liquor license at this location so it will be an awesome place to hang out. He was so appreciative of the business and I'm happy to support a place that has awesome food and even nicer staff. Stop by here and get a pizza. You won't regret it.

I love the West Seattle location and have been twice so I know what the quality should be like but this location's crust was COMPLETE disaster. Imagine a thick slice of sourdough bread dipped in water, that is the texture of the crust. Spongey, greasy, wet. I got there early, got my pizza as soon as it was ready, started eating immediately. I could not take a slice of pizza out of the box because the only crispy part was the edge and the entire slice was drooping so toppings were starting to slide off. I folded the pizza in half the way you would do with a NY slice just to eat it. This was not a sturdy slice. The Kiss'd was soggier than the Mr Pig. I have NO IDEA what this place is doing wrong. It is like they are not cooking at a high enough temp or not cooking long enough. The bottom of the crust did look pale. I am taking the leftover pizza home to pan fry it to make it edible. I told the front counter lady about this issue and she offered a replacement but I am pretty sure it would not have turned out better because there is something wrong with how it is being prepared. I will ONLY go to the West Seattle location from now on.

I have been to all the locations of Moto so when this place opened, I knew I need to check this place out as well. The vibe is definitely different from the other locations, more similar to the west Seattle location. They have a variety of outdoor and indoor seatings. I do wish they had a view of the water which would be super nice but it's not bad. We got the clam chowder pizza and flavor wise, it's my favorite so far. The dough I think isn't the best, it's still good but not as doughy as the other locations. The crisp border still hits the spot though. I was sad I didn't get to see the owner as I have seen him at all the other locations but oh well, next time!!!

Moto is hands down my favorite pizza spot in the Seattle area! We ordered the Beef Adobo pizza, and it was absolutely amazing. The unique flavors and perfect execution make their pizzas stand out. I especially love their square pizzas with a crispy crust - it's my favorite part! The decor inside is so cute, and the convenience of ordering ahead for pickup or arriving with your pizza ready is fantastic. Everyone who works there is so nice! You have the option to sit indoors or outdoors, and they provide water, which is refreshing with your pizza. If you're a pizza lover in Seattle, you have to try Moto Pizza Belltown. It's simply the best!

Ordered online for pick-up and had an order ready time that was 1.5 hours after placing my order. I was not thrilled, but ok, about waiting that long since I was REALLY craving some thick and crispy pizza. Specifically, something along the lines of Mieve (literally the best pizza out there) or Triple Beam - both based out of Los Angeles. And... MOTO seemed to look pretty similar and also had pretty good reviews. I called after placing my order to see if they could maybe make the ready time sooner (I mean, 80 minutes?, they must've put in some buffer, right?). I quickly learned from listening to their automatic message that apparently this place had CRAZY wait times in the past, so that made this place even more promising to me. No one ended up picking up, but the fact there was so much demand and hype, I was thinking, "ok makes sense that I have to wait!" Anyway, the driving-there situation was down-right CONFUSING. In the auto-message, they mentioned going down a ramp to the third floor... so I was looking for a ramp of some sort. It's at a busy and awkward intersection, and then you can't actually drive down the ramp? And third floor is actually down not up? Video is for reference, so hopefully helpful for future people who pick-up. They should really put some warnings/ clear instructions for pick-up after you pay... and clear up their phone message to say it's not a ramp you can drive down... I got there right at 8:30... and I had to wait an additional ~8-10 min to get my pizza and garlic cheesy bread. I do not recommend eating this while driving... I was pretty much starving by this point (I ordered hungry at 7, and it was already 8:40 at this point...). The garlic cheesy bread was the oiliest garlic bread I've ever had. Like so oily to the point that the base of it was soggy... with oil. The box it came in was DRENCHED on the bottom with oil stains. I then got home and ate a slice of the plant pizza. Base was not crispy. I did love the pickled cabbage though- really nice touch to the very heavy and oily meal. Overall, I'd say if Mieve is 10/10 (which it is), and Triple Beam is 7.5/10, I'd say MOTO garlic bread was 5.25/10 and the plant pizza was 6.25/10. I'd say these are generous scores, honestly. If factoring in the non-food experience (drive and wait and no phone call pick-up), they'd be lower. Worth it? If not for the pickled cabbage topping, I'd say no. But for Seattle, I'd say it's better than the other pizzas I've tried so far... maybe I've just been spoiled with really good pizza. ‍

Great customer service! Amazing vegan and non vegan options. Everything was hot, fresh and delicious. A nice spot to hang with friends to get lunch and or dinner. Indoor and outdoor seating.

Came early right at opening on a Saturday. Place was empty hit that's fine. There's lunch specials for a smaller size (2 pieces). Tried the Mr Pig which was delicious and came out HOT! The lechon and the extra ooey gooey cheese with the crunchy cheese along the edges. Soo good! Must try when in the area!

Don't sleep on the shareable garlic sticks. Oh me oh my does it overwhelm in the most pleasant way with all of the garlic-y goodness! We went to MOTO off of an Eater recommendation and ordered ahead. Got to sit down and enjoy our fresh hot Detroit style pizzas. They don't mind that their pies are ugly, and they have unique flavor combinations to try. Like Spicy Philippines inspired pork. Clam. Or your classic pepperoni. Service was nice, and the aesthetic was fun. From the boxes to the chairs to the good mix of music in the background. A great place to hang out and share a few different pizzas.

I have had Moto's before but first time trying their pizza at this new location. The restaurant is a bit hard to find and tucked away underneath a building but the venue itself is great. This location is spacious and sort of has that craftbeer bar/brewery feel to it. This place is very open and even the kitchen is visible from the outside. They had some seats inside near the counter and outdoor area (there was no cover so probably wouldn't be able to sit there when it rains). They had beer on the menu but they did not have any in stock. I think they are planning to offer rotating taps once they get going. They had other non-alcoholic beverage options. Service is always amazing at Moto. Our server was very friendly and knowledgeable about their menu. We ordered 5 pizzas for the 7 of us and it was plenty. We got to try Kiss's, Pig, All-In, Root, and Shrimp. My favorite is Root but my group seemed to really enjoy the Shrimp pizza. Some of us got the soft-serve ice cream for dessert and it was excellent as well. Highly recommended!

MOTO's Zaza is a Seattle Heavy Hitter!! Tired of eating the same old pizza and want to try something new where you get a flavor explosion in your mouth? That is essentially what you'll get with MOTO and their Detroit Style pizza. Essentially Wonka meets Pizza where you'll be experiencing new, bold, and sometimes whacky flavors you've never had before in a pizza. If I had to describe this as a song, it would be Master Exploder by Tenacious D (that scene where JB literally blows someone's mind) I tried the Mr Pig, Kissd, and All In. Mr Pig features pork belly and topped with lime sauce and whatever Mr Pig sauce is. It was nothing like I've ever had in my life and it's 100% worth the hype. Kissd is pretty much a jazzed up pepperoni and sausage with spicy honey and was absolutely delicious. Lastly I had the All In, because I wanted to try something a little more normal and I'm big combo pizza guy. Even Moto's normal pizza flavors are a level above. Ordered online and my pizza was ready when it said it would be. Friendly service and the ambiance of the spot is different, weird, odd. Whatever vibe they're going for they nailed it.

Ok this is the best pizza I've had in Seattle!!! I loved the kiss'd, it tasted like typical meaty pizza flavors but way more elevated. The hot honey on top of the pizza pulled it all together. The crust was so crispy too!! I actually preferred it to Mr Pig. This pizza is heavy so come with an appetite. We shared both pizza's between a group of 4. The customer service here is also so nice. We originally arrived at 7pm on Saturday and saw a big sold out sign. While deciding our next food spot, the waitress kindly called out to us that they actually found a few extra pieces of dough and could serve us some pizza. We were so happy!! I would come earlier to make sure you get pizza tho!!

Great vibe, customer service, and pizza! I would definitely spend my money here again.

We love the unique vibe of MOTO. From the flavors to the ambiance. This location definitely has the most seating compared to the other current locations. We appreciate the selection of adult and NA beverages, different sizes and flavors of pizza, vegan options, and the yummy soft serve!

Awesome Detroit style pizza spot hidden in belltown. Literally - as it was a bit hard to find! Make sure there's still pizza left before coming cause this place sells out! When we got there that was unfortunately the case; however, while my group was trying to figure out our next spot to grab dinner, the employee came and let us know that someone cancelled their order so we got an opening to order. Super nice of them to do that. We ended up getting the Mr pig and kissd pizzas. Both were so delicious. I do wish it was a little less greasy, but I loved how crispy the crust was on both. I preferred the mr pig because of how well balanced the flavors were with the sweetness of the hot honey and savoriness or the toppings and sauce. One of the best pizzas I've had in Seattle! Cute and cozy dining area too. The outdoor seating looked nice for summer time, but it was too cold to sit out there when I came.

I'm nuts about this pizza. They are now open for lunch, so come by and say hello to Lee. I have always loved New York style pizza and hated Chicago style pizza, so I was nervous to try it because it looks like Chicago but it is not. It's its own thing. The crust is airy and the sides are crispy - it's a deadly combination. It's also rectangular, so plenty of pizza real estate to get crispy. Just save that corner bite for last!!

10/10 pizza place, hope this place gets more popular so they don't get rent increased out of the area