MOTO Pizza T-Mobile Park

I've had Moto Pizza before, at their Bellevue location. I thought it was decent the last time, so decided to try it again at the ballpark The line was pretty long - way longer than any of the other food stalls that I saw When I first opened it, I noticed it was a lot smaller than the one I had before. The good part about the Crab Pizza that I had was the flavor was generally very solid. The crab on top was very nice - a little sweet, and pretty flavorful. there was also a solid amount of meat on top of the sandwich. I really liked the combination of citrus-y flavor from the lemon and the buttery taste. None of these were overpowering, and they balanced out each other quite well in my opinion. Just flavor-wise, this was much better than the Mr. Pig pizza I'd had from the other location Where this pizza fell way short, especially in comparison with the other one, was texturally. The edges and bottom were not crisp at all - and were practically soft. There was no char whatsoever, and it tasted more like a lump of dough with cheese and meat than any kind of real crunch. This pizza was very expensive - it was around 28 dollars for something that's not that big. I get that its crab, which is a bit more expensive, and I get that its a ballpark, but that's still a lot for something that's not even close to the quality of its other locations. In the future, I would recommend not coming here and getting something cheaper that you can enjoy instead. Overall, it's overpriced, and relies on the name brand to get people in. 5/10

This Moto pizza location is in the T-Mobile Ballpark in Seattle. The food is just as delicious as the normal restaurants. The only difference is the pizza size is much smaller. I highly recommend this pizza, be advised there will be a long wait, but it’s worth it.

I never thought I would enjoy crab pizza, let alone love and crave it. This pizza is truly an experience. This is the second time I've arrived at a Mariners game early just to ensure I could get this pizza. Try it and become a convert like me!

As a Michigan Native, I'm pumped that there's a Detroit style option outside of Little Caesars in Seattle. Given the year long wait/hype for this pizza, I will say I had really high expectations. I was at the ball game and attempted the elusive crab pizza during the first inning, but it was already gone. Went for the Root instead. The flavors were there! Loved the amount of cheese, sauce and toppings. The balsamic was a solid touch. Why I gave it only 4 stars - the bottom was not crispy. It was soft.Detroit style pizza should be brown all the way around. My pizza was white on the bottom and only the edges were an acceptable color. And while they were tasty, the bottom bummed me out. Also did not have a ranch option. If you're going to make a Midwest style pizza, you need the Midwest sides. If you're going to claim an "odd pizza" part of the "odd" part being a nod to Detroit, then I would expect an "odd" accompanying sauce that is ranch based as an option. All that said, pumped it's here at all, but there is room for improvement.

Didn’t have the crab pizza I wanted to try. I got the Kiss’d. Despite a hellaciously long line, I got served dramatically faster than I could have imagined. Despite fact ballpark food that was sitting in the box for a bit, the taste and crispness were amazing.

Not sure the hype here, unless you enjoy paying $23 for 2 pieces of burnt pepperoni pizza. Pizza crust is great, truly great with ample sauce. I was told it's cooked that way, burnt. Leaves bad taste, won't be back.

I thoroughly enjoyed both pies. So much better than typical stadium pizza. The crab one was nice for something different and unique that haven't had and actually had quite a bit of crab piled on it, tho the pep was my fav and would get again first.

Grabbed my first Moto pizza after hearing the hype and it definitely lived up to the reputation .

With this MOTO being a vendor at T-Mobile Park, I didn't originally plan to review it, but since the business page exists, the Yelper in me has to leave some feedback. Regrettably, I didn't even capture a photo, so I'm solely relying on my memory as I type this. When the first MOTO location opened in West Seattle, customers had to place their pizza orders months in advance due to the hype. That said, it was no surprise that their stand had the longest line of any of the food vendors at the stadium. We joined the line around the 5th inning and by the time we got to the counter, two types of pizzas were already sold out. The wait was approximately 15 minutes, but it actually moved along pretty smoothly. KISSD PIZZA ($23 after tax): Pepperoni, spicy sausage, MOTO's cheese blend, hot honey, parmesan and oregano with red sauce. With any pizza, I personally prefer that the toppings be the focus, however with this one being Detroit-style, the crust was on the thicker end as expected. Although it was very bready, I did appreciate how it was soft with crispy edges. As for toppings, there was a reasonable amount, but between the sausage and hot honey, I actually did not detect much spice at all. The hot honey merely added a touch of sweetness, but barely any heat. I also felt this could have used a veggie topping like bell peppers or onions to diversify the texture. One order included two rectangular slices, which I found to be a heavy serving. As a first-timer, am I glad to have tried MOTO? Yes. But was it worth the price at the stadium? In my opinion, no. A large factor of my review comes down to the value. While the pizza was fine, I didn't think it was amazing enough to justify the cost. Granted, we were at the ballpark, so prices are naturally steep. However, if you're looking to try MOTO, I recommend visiting one of their other locations which offer a greater selection of pizzas at lower prices.

Meh! Don't believe the hype. There's good pizza with great ingredients and then there's over hyped pizza that was so dry and boring that we were left feeling ripped off. The Kssd wasnt even spicy. It just tasted like a normal pepperoni meat pizza on top of a thick foccacia crust. The tomato sauce was sweet without any distinct flavor. We needed pepper flakes to give it any sort of kick. I got the crab pizza and it was the most disappointing thing I had ever seen. It barely had any crab on it, to the point I didn't even want to take a picture for the price I just felt so ripped off. There was no sauce on the crust, just dry hard crusty cheese on it. It was so dry I had to beg for ranch from Ballard Pizza to try to eat it. Oh and one tiny sprig of dill. It really felt like a joke when you opened a box you paid $25 for. Underwhelming to say the least. Do not recommend.

Look like a long line? Willing to wait in that long line for the most amazing pizza ever? I highly recommend you give MiOTO pizza a try. We were at the Seattle Mariners game at T Mobile park, we heard others rave about this pizza . The line moves quickly, you can watch the game while you wait for your pizza. You must go and check out MOTO Pizza at T-Mobile Park. Watch the game while you wait, chat it up with some new friends, while working through that line . BEST pizza !

Each pizza is $19-$26. The line is extremely long, but service was surprisingly fast! It was not as good as their Edmonds or West Seattle locations, but still was so much better than any stadium pizza I have ever had before.

Such a popular booth at the park! We saw so many people on the 300 level with Moto Pizza boxes. Small menu but big flavor in all their pies. Deep dish goodness with unique toppings. We chose the root and pepperoni pizza. Each pizza has their own colored boxes and they're vibrant and bold! Love the packaging! Pretty pricey but worth it. My boyfriend loves pepperoni so he went with a classic staple. I got the root because I love balsamic glaze and I'm not a huge fan of meat on pizza! I am happy with our choices. The crust was nice a crispy, a little greasy, and toppings were just right, not too much and not too little.

Is a $20 plus slice of Moto Pizza at T-Mobile Park worth it? Absolutely, especially when the Mariners are playing! Sure, Moto Pizza has other locations, but it just hits different about enjoying it at the ballpark- no pun intended. Can't wait for the next season!

Very unique and very good! Each bite is extra buttery and packed with crab. Reminds me of cheesy breadsticks. Quick service and fun thing to try at the stadium.

Got to the ballpark early and up on the third level spotted MOTO. Could this be the cult following pizza place I'd heard about?!? It sure was and we should have gotten in line right then. When we came back after the 2nd inning, the line was long, but totally worth the wait. We got the pepperoni and the kiss'd. The pizza is thick, full of toppings cheese and sauce. The ballpark at sunset was the perfect place to enjoy it. Compared to other food offerings the price was reasonable especially given the deliciousness of this pizza. Tummies we're super happy! We also got their strawberry cheesecake ice cream with butterfinger crumble while we were in line for pizza because dessert first and why not? Definitely the place of choice when coming to T-Mobile Park!

The highly anticipated, needing to wait 4-9 mo to even order a pizza @xoxomotopizza is definitely worth the hype! Located in section 314, the line is a bit long, and if you order the Root or Kissd pizza, you're gonna have to wait in another line to get it. I got the Kissd and the hubs got the pep! I mean wow... This was not greasy, slightly sweet cheesy, crunchy crust, perfectly toasted pepperonis, super smoky sausage, and a lil sweet and spicy pizza sauce chef's I can't wait to try the Filipino Mr.Pig pizza when I can place the order! I am so glad it's hard to get or I'd get one every day. Damn chef, you know what you're doing and keep on doing it! I will gladly get back in that line to try the Root pizza next! Update: went to the Memorial Day Mariners game and got the Root pizza and yah, that's my favorite out of all four pizzas at T-mobile park! I can't wait for my next game!!!!

My boyfriend, friends, and I have always wanted to try MOTO after seeing the hype. We went to a Mariner's game on a Tuesday and there was no wait when we went to order/pay. Then when we lined up for pick up, it went by pretty fast. The pizzas were about $18-19, but definitely filled us up. There were some people that were confused that MOTO was closed at first, since the first thing you see coming up the escalator is the MOTO cone stand. However, if you walk further in you'll see the actual MOTO pizza place. They had a smaller menu here compared to their other location. We really enjoyed their pizza, so we definitely need to try their other pizza selections at their other locations! Also, we got a chance to take a picture with the one and only owner of MOTO. :) KISSD - it was a yummy combination of pepperoni, spicy sausage, MOTO cheese blend, tomato sauce, and topped with spicy honey. I really enjoyed the hint of sweetness from the honey, but couldn't taste the spiciness (mainly since I have a higher spice tolerance). I still enjoyed it and just added more red pepper flakes for my pizza. If you want a little more of a kick or cheesy flavor, they provide red pepper flakes and Parmesan cheese by their stand for free. ROOT - delicious mixture of mushroom, MOTO cheese blend, black olives, onion, tomato sauce, and balsamic glaze. It's also amazing that 80% of their produce is self grown, foraged, or from hydroponic farms!

The pizza was pretty good and really filling. I think the crust could have more of a crunch and with all the grease and honey was kinda soggy. The food came out right away so the service was pretty good. For the price I wouldn't get it again but I'm glad I tried it. The vender was cool and very bright. The box was very cool with tons of cool designs on it as well. I would recommend this for people looking for good pizza but there is definitely better at better prices

After seeing the hype about this place on different sites, I knew I had to try it at my next mariners game. I am SO happy I did. There was no line to order and pay when I went, and about 20 people in line to pick up their food. You have to order and pay first and then get in to the line to pick up your food. Luckily it moved pretty quickly. I got the pepperoni pizza which was $17. It was a pretty good size and was enough to fill me up. Despite taking about 15 min to get back to my seat after getting my food, the pizza was still hot. The crust had crispy cheese and the perfect chew. I loved the dollops of sauce on top of the pizza. It was absolutely delicious and probably the best thing I've ever had at a ballpark. I will definitely be back to try more of the menu. I would suggest skipping the 3+ month waiting list to get a pizza at one of their restaurants and just come here. You won't be disappointed.

Moto Pizza in West Seattle was DELICIOUS. Crispy edges, plenty of rich flavor and generous toppings. We got 1 pepperoni pizza and split it between the 2 of us because we wanted to try it first before splurging $40 + tax for 2 pizzas. Their pizzas are not big but it was flavor-packed and we were sufficiently satiated but not overstuffed which probably was a good thing. They also had really good soft serve ice cream. The chocolate soft serve is vanilla with swirls of chocolate sauce in it. At this location, there is only outdoor seating so prepare to go on a nice sunny day (with crowds) or do takeout. It's not fancy but it is delicious. I'm glad they opened a Belltown location as it will be more convenient for us. I heard the Belltown location has a few tables and chairs inside. We're looking forward to more Moto Pizza!

This place has some of the best pizza at the ballpark! Really like the green and grow feature. Try it out but expect a line close to the 7th inning.

I am not usually a big fan of thick crust, but this was like focaccia bread. So good! I was nervous about the size of the box, but these were quite filling. At the ballgame you know any food will be expensive.

Moto Pizza hack: Bypass online ordering system and 2 month waitlist by going to a Mariners game. Get there early though before it sells out. Yah, the menu is limited compared to what the West Seattle location offers but the pizza tastes just the same. That pink pizza box is like magnet. So many people asked us where the pizza concession stand was while we were walking back to our seats. If the pizza does sell out at least you get to watch the M's play.

amazing. immaculate. so satisfying. 10/10. highly recommend. best pizza i've had in a long time.

Really good and worth the wait! I enjoyed the Pepperoni pizza the most. The crust was a crispy with a super soft inside. I liked that the tomato sauce is put on top after it's baked so the crust wouldn't get soggy. The Kissd pizza was like a meat lovers. I thought it was gonna be spicy but I didn't taste that (more hot honey or spicier sausage would've been nice). They do supply red pepper flake and Parmesan packets. It was pretty salty though so make sure you get a drink! Last was the Root pizza. This one got pretty soggy so it didn't have that lovely crust, but they were heavy handed with the toppings. Had a lot of onions. Probably the most interesting in terms of flavor profile with the balsamic glaze. I liked the Root pizza least and took it home (gonna try and see if I can make the bottom crispy at home). Overall, a great way to try a Moto pizza without waiting forever on their list (which is probably still worth being on considering they have more kinds on their website). The wait was about 25 min to order and then another 10 min to pick up. Totally worth it so come early, and while waiting in line I heard a few people exclaim "this pizza is so good!"

'Safeco version T' has incredibly good food for a sporting event. Compare it to the Hawk's grub for instance. MOTO is the best pizza you'll ever eat at a ballpark. They don't have a bad pizza. Their vegetarian option, the mushroom one, is great. Loads of red sauce to soak into the thick crust, it's a little messy. But everything is good. The line gets ridiculous. I recommend showing up early for batting practice and heading straight to MOTO's. There will be no line and the pizza will be fresh out of the oven. Doesn't matter how good the pizza is, missing a couple innings waiting in line isn't a good way to spend a day at the park.

Pretty freaking good for pizza from a ballpark! A little pricey but I expected that at T-Mobile.

It was fast even though the line was long. They are not inexpensive but it's a baseball pack nothing is. I will go here every time we go to a game. It will be part of the e-bike baseball experience.

The 1 Star rating is for their Customer Service. Their Pizza is very good when you can get it most times they are out. This past week on Monday 9/25 got in line 4th inning and wasted 30 min in Line to be told at the counter that they only had pepperoni and root available no Kissd. On Friday 9/29 got in Line 5th inning and waited 35 min to be told at the counter they only had root available I went ahead a got it and it was cold so it must not be so popular. You would think that with all the games that week being close to selling out, they would stock accordingly for their popular pizzas. And if they do run out have a staff member walk down the LONG line and let people Know that they are out of certain pizza so we are not wasting our time waiting. Just sayin.

Quiet a disappointment after waiting for an hour+ at the game for a pizza I order and proceed to wait another 10+ Mins to be told they are now sold out. Only I watched 3 people from behind me get there pizzas no issue. Rather frustrating to wait that long to get treated so poorly.

Delicious. I would get to the ballpark a little bit early so you can hop in line and beat the rush. Pizza was bomb.

I've tried moto pizza at their restaurant and remembered how good it was so was excited to try it at T-Mobile park! It's pretty expensive for what you get and they don't have their other unique flavors which was a bit of a bummer :(

The pizza is definitely the best in the area and some of the best pizza that I've ever had and that's quite a compliment when compared to the list of my favorite pizza joints.

I was excited to try Moto for the first time but was severely underwhelmed. I got the pepperoni which was over $20 for a personal size. It was at a baseball game so I get that it is priced higher but wow. The pepperoni were extremely overcooked and black. Maybe they need to get their oven calibrated? The sauce was alright and probably the best pary of the pizza. Honestly it just tasted pretty bland. Most frozen pizzas are better than this was.

$20 for a two slice pizza...well worth it, certainly the highlight of a Tuesday M's-Nationals game Killer

These are thick pizzas. You could easily share one with two people (or if you're a fatty like me, one person). The crust is very good and the toppings have good flavor.

They're selling hype, generally it's working. It's Detroit style pizza (a lot of crust) but it's nothing special. I honestly don't know what all the fuss is about. Sorry. Like there's a caramelization on the crust and it's greasy. Isn't too much grease on a pizza usually kind of a minus? Lataz. Anyhow this is my opinion. I don't think it's very good.

Decent pizza- obviously a little fusion. would rate it 4-5 for stadium food as it was made fresh... which is something for T-Mo park. Line was short so tried it out... otherwise wouldn't wait when the line gets 20/100 people long. But maybe that's the only system they have to make sure slices are fresh. The order line gets mixed in with the wait line. Feel like you're in Seinfeld episode. Sure they have some reason. Why they don't have people order on the right and wait on left or visa versa. Try it... glad. I did it's different. But didn't blow this pizza snob away like the Pegasus, Zekres. Pagliacci's, etc did when I first had them .

1 of my besties from Cali was in town w/ her young son... My husband and I had a blast hitting basically every "touristy" spot in Seattle. We hit MOTO @ Section314 whilst @ a WINNING Mariners game last week. An awesome friend told us about MOTO. We left our seats immediately after the 1st inning and joined the HERD of baseball fans queued up 4 this new "cult-like" pizza joint! The entire enterprise was operating @ 100% - there was even a "line minder" making sure everyone allowed room 4 passers-by. We saw no one huffing/puffing/rolling their eyes - matter of fact - most civilized LONG line of hungry peeps ever... My friend grabbed a box of KISSD which has spicy sausage/pepperoni/spicy honey. I scored big-time w/ my "maiden-voyage-choice" of good ole' pepperoni. From the swift service, the crazy cool visuals, the sexy packaging, the semi-reasonable prices, the smiling staff and the KILLER pizza, we sat in our seats and slowly but surely put away every bite of our masssssive rectangular pizzas. We totally 4 got 2 head back 4 MOTO ice cream but: next time! 8 rotating flavors 2 bring out the kiddo in all of us. If U click on their website, U will C their wacky pizza themes. They call them ODD PIZZAS! clam? crab? beef adobo? plant? root? shrimp? #1 seller - MrPig! Cannnnnnot stress enough how pizza-lovers everywhere should visit 1 of their several locations. ByTheWay, MOTO was born in SanDiego. Also, they employ an 18th-century-dough-trough 2 create their DETROIT-STYLE-DEEP-DISH-PIZZA. Their 100-year-old-sourdough-starter named Betty is what makes their crust BOMB... GO 2 MOTO!!! XoXo

after all the hype um i've had better pizza to be honest. locally sourced? who cares as long as it's good. definitely toooooooo salty , it was hard to finish and I felt dehydrated for a week .