RAZZíS PIZZERíA GREENWOOD

This place was AMAZING. I’m very sensitive to gluten and dairy and they had a very extensive menu with amazing pasta options. When we came in they offered us free bread to try that was vegan and gluten free. It was so good. I got the pesto pasta with garlic bread. Some of the best food I have ever head that’s allergy friendly. I would recommend to anyone!

Ah, Razzi’s Pizzería. So Razzi’s has two locations, but we went to the Greenwood one because I heard it’s the original. And you can tell. It’s got that older-building vibe, but it’s well kept. Like, you walk in and think, “This place has been here awhile,” but not in a way where you’re worried about the food. Now, if you go downstairs, they’ve got banquet seating for about 150 people. It feels like you’re walking into a dungeon, but instead of chains and torches, it’s just tables and chairs. Which is honestly scarier, because you realize they could actually fit your entire extended family down there. They also have a kid zone. And by “kid zone,” I mean a place where you can let your kids disappear while you pretend you’re enjoying adult conversation. They’ve got video games, foosball, air hockey, basically everything you wish you had in your own basement, except you don’t have to hear the noise. We came here because everything on the menu can be made gluten-free. And when I say “everything,” I mean it. It’s like the Cheesecake Factory of gluten-free menus. We only tried a small sample, but the garlic bread was outstanding. Next time, I’m going for the mozzarella sticks and cheese bread, because if you can make gluten-free bread taste that good, cheese sticks should be a layup. Chad Thunderstone, the star of Explosion Cop 3, once ate here and was famously quoted saying, “I don’t know what gluten is, but Razzi’s seems to have defeated it. If they can make garlic bread taste this good without it, I’m starting to think gluten was just a rumor.” I ordered a calzone, which is a risky move when you’re gluten-free. And listen, it tasted great. But it was basically just a pizza folded in half. Which, technically, is what a calzone is. I just wanted a little more effort. Like, close up the edges, give me a surprise filling. Instead, it was like the chef said, “You know what a calzone is? It’s this. Done.” Still delicious, but my quest for a real gluten-free calzone continues. Everyone else in our group loved their food: salads, pizzas, pasta, even the dessert brownie. And yes, that was gluten-free too. It’s rare to find a place where the gluten-free dessert isn’t just “fruit.” One knock, and it’s a big one: if you’re mobility impaired, the accessible bathroom stall isn’t actually accessible. Wheelchairs don’t fit. Which feels like the kind of detail you’d want to get right. Parking: Razzi’s technically has free parking, but you have to drive around back and through a paid lot just to find it. The stalls are tucked right up against the building and so deep that if you park behind someone, you basically have to hope they finish eating before you do. The staff even suggests letting them know if you’re blocked in, so they can track down the person in front. It’s less “parking lot” and more “trust exercise.” But overall, Razzi’s is a gem. Great food, family-friendly chaos, and a basement that doubles as a medieval banquet hall. Five stars.

What a GEM! There's 2 locations, and I love both. I was at Greenwood tonight but. This place has it all! Amazing food, 3 menus (regular, Vegan & Gluten Free) and each menu is packed full of yummy options! The venue is very pleasant, These staff are very personable. Prices are reasonable considering where they are located. Very family friendly! Highly recommend!

We love Razzi's for its tasty gluten-free pizza and laidback neighborhood atmosphere! Thanks to the staff for the excellent GF protocol. Recommend the Verdura and Putanesca pizzas for vegetarians.

Mc and cheese tastes awful, too much sauce for too little macaronis, my kiddo didn’t even eat a little bit. Menu doesn’t say that it’s not traditional white mac and cheese.

I've gone to the downtown location plenty of times. However it has a very industrial feel in the area it's in so I'm becoming more partial to the greenwood location. The greenwood location really does look like it's out of the godfather so you get that awesome Italian vibe. The services really nice at both locations so rest assured you'll be treated well. One time I had very specific diet restrictions about not being able to eat garlic or onion or gluten and they were able to take care of me with a pizza that suffice those needs. Yesterday I ordered the vegan Philly cheesesteak for the first time there and it was phenomenal. I usually get a vegan cheese pizza with Canadian bacon and pineapple and that did not disappoint either. However I would say the Philly cheese steak was among the best sandwiches I've ever had from anywhere. The vegan provolone they use and whatever beef crumbles really taste like an authentic Philly. Overall if you're looking for your delicious Italian food with healthy ingredients in a chill atmosphere either location will work for you. But if you want the ambience of Italian then go to greenwood. also if he read this review just go for the Philly cheese steak that's vegan you won't regret it.

The gluten-free pasta was amazing! The staff was so kind and fun. I can't wait to go back. 10 out of 10!

Everything about this place was fantastic. Wonderful casual dining experience, with a huge, classic menu. It was so amazing that they have an entire, full sized menu for gluten free vegan. It's an absolute blessing to have access to this cuisine as a vegan who can't eat gluten. My kids were also stoked with the menu. Can't wait to come back!!

I'm a long time fan so it seems like it is time to update the review. This continues to be one of my fav places to eat in Seattle, despite high prices and the increase in difficulty finding parking. Everyone here is super nice, there are multiple menus available to help everyone eat according to their dining preferences. I find that everyone I have dined here with is able to find something and end up full and happy. I tend to stick to my favorite, the vegan WOW calzone and a side salad with vegan ranch. I always read the entire menu and debate getting other things, but choose this more often than not. I appreciate that there is now a second location, but I still find myself at this one most often. My partner also has his go tos and is happy to join me frequently. I often hear other vegans saying this is not one of their favorites, but for those who have not been I encourage you to give it a go. I love it. For those who have been and don't like it, maybe you need the WOW calzone, seriously I could eat this once a week forever. I would dine here with anyone. This place is big, you can even eat out front if you so desire. They often have the front windows open to let in the breeze. It's also a great place for groups, my sister in law had a baby shower here once upon a time. There's a good drink selection with multiple beers on tap. We never get dessert, but we always think about it. If I lived closer I would certainly go thru the entire menu. When I am feeling healthier I often enjoy an entree salad and if you don't know they also have low carb options. Writing this updated review is making me hungry, I think I'll have to plan a return trip soon.

I came in with a friend today and got a doughless atlas, my friend got spanakopita and shrimp fettuccine, we both had coffee and cream. We were also considering tiramisu but were informed they were out. The food tasted fine but was a little cold by the time it got to us, which is really unusual for Razzis. At the beginning everything seemed fine but through the meal our server was going MIA, another person clears our table and we ask for the bill, he says he'll find our server, nada. We see her come back and she's taking another table's order, then another. Some other guy came in and asked if we'd just gotten there, mentioning he'd just gotten there himself but hadn't seen us come in. We mentioned we'd just finished our meal. The first server hadn't come back so I went to the register at the bar and asked the guy that came in (I'm assuming the manager?) said he remembered our table and that he'd be over. He doesn't come over. I'm about to get up again and then our server walks by and I stop her and ask for the check (3rd ask) and she confirms she'll grab it, comes back with it and I hand her my card (which was a mistake) because it comes back and it has two desserts on there we never ordered. I go back to the register at the bar where they're both at and explain this, she apologized and said she accidentally added desserts on from another table to our tab and goes to void the first run. She's very obviously overwhelmed and I'm wondering why that manager, or anyone else isn't stepping in to help. She hands me the new bill and inside the back booklet thing (idk what they're actually called) is another customer's cc. Tbf both his card and mine are the same color, but mine has branding on it and his doesn't, so I say this is someone else's cc. We also expressed trying to leave in time to check out another place, she's apologizing again, she tells me she hasn't eaten all day because it's been so busy, and I can sympathize with that but also that shouldn't be dumped on me and I'm more aggravated at the other guy for not stepping in to help her. I said I would hold onto my cc until she brings me the correct bill, I'm also mentioning to my friend (we'd been trying to get out of there for over half an hour at this point) that I'm frustrated by all of it and was disappointed they didn't even comp the drinks (coffee) or something after all this. To be charged for things we didn't order, and having to wait even longer after three attempts to get the bill was ridiculous. I still gave her a normal tip because I'm pissed but I'm not gonna do her dirty and we left. This was not a single point of failure, it was a failure on all of them, and she should have checked on us to cut us loose before taking more orders, but the rest of the staff shouldn't let her drown either. I will not come back to this location, the SLU location has never been bad like this.

The pizza is really good here and that house cuchina dressing is out of this world. The salads though are missing some spunk or color my $17 salad was pretty much all lettuce which was super disappointing and missing salami and hardly any other ingredients but lettuce.. I would order the pizza all day and the dressings are so fabulous but will stick with smaller salads in hope I find a winner ...

Food: Savory and wonderful, Service: Exceptional, Ambiance: Casual and homey, Verdict: Must Try! This was a random visit that turned into a wonderful date night. If you are looking for a good date nice spot, then this is a great option. They also have room for larger parties and who doesn't love pizza. They have both traditional and less traditional pizza toppings as well as traditional Greek offerings. I would highly recommend the stuffed grape leaves as they were a wonderful start to our dinner and the cheese bread would probably have satisfied any small child as a meal in and of itself. We went with a less traditional pizza that had rosemary potatoes on it and man, was it delicious! We ended up with leftovers and made the best pizza quiche the next day! This place was a great compromise for me and my hubby as they had so many options for both of us and I cannot wait for us to go again when we are in that part of Seattle again! Long story short, if you are looking for a good pizza joint with more than just pizza's this is totally the bees knees!

Well, I ordered a pizza from them, and when I got it, it was folded in half and had hardly any toppings inside, and half the pizza didn't have sauce on it at all. So I don't know what the kitchen was doing, but they did an absolutely terrible job. And I couldn't even convince myself to eat it, cuz I was worried something may have happened to it. It was all just weird. And I personally wouldn't go there again.

Our whole table ordered from the gluten free menu. This was not our first time here. One of the people in our party had Celiac and ordered the gluten free fettuccine alfredo. Half way through the meal a waiter came up to our table and told them to stop eating because "they don't know how this happened but that isn't gluten free". They said due to it being so busy and them trying to get food out, they had accidentally given the wrong one. So just like word to the wise, the odds are low but never 0. :( we won't be back. 2 stars for owning it and not letting the person continue eating it. Suggest using markers to ensure servers know what they are giving out.

Friendly service, I stopped by when I saw the sign for gluten free and vegan pizzas that looked tasty. My friend has dietary restrictions and this was a fun surprise

There is an entire vegan menu with tons of options from soups to sandwiches to pizzas, etc. I had the eggplant parmesan (vegan) and the pea soup, also vegan. Both were super tasty. I will definitely be back, and with greater numbers. Great service, huge space, clean, inviting, and warm.

Ok this one is devastating to finally write. I've been going to razzis since 2013. My sister, mom, and I all have celiac disease, and this restaurant's dedication to equal opportunity carbs has always been very exciting. However, some things have started to "slip" and they've made this restaurant suddenly a lot more stressful to eat at as someone with an allergy. From "are walnuts gluten free?" To being handed silverware covered in pizza crumbs and writing it off as "oh probably just red pepper"... I think it's time to break off my long standing relationship with razzis. The staff is so friendly, but since the downtown location opened, there isn't as much attention dedicated to training staff on allergies or keeping up with the needs of allergic customers. I currently have more faith in a gluten free crust from a common kitchen fast food restaurant than I would ordering a gluten free pizza from razzis. I'm not sure what would make me feel comfortable eating here again. There's been a lot of "benefit of the doubt" til now. I'm currently having a health episode very connected to my time eating at razzis the other day, and the severity of this episode has been incredibly frustrating given I ordered from the allergy menu.

Great pizza, classic Italian American style, very customizable with lots of options including vegan and gluten free. They seem very sensitive to dietary needs. They also have excellent calzones. I really enjoyed the personal size pizzas.

The food is fresh and hand made. No allergy reaction. Service is amazing and friendly. Clea place and caring people.

Incredible gluten free Pizza. Truly the best I have ever had. I will be back. Thank you Team!!!!!

Heard a lot of buzz about Razzis and had the chance to come here as part of a family outing of sorts. The preferred pizza spot for two of our group due to their diet. They have gluten free, vegan and gluten free/vegan pizza and ingredients. That's cool they offer these options and can see why it has it's following. I, not needing to worry about those things stuck with a good ol' traditional pie base, specifically the Thai chicken pizza. To start, for the table we got a basket of garlic bread which wasn't too special. The bread was just ok and the sauce was pretty boring. My Pizza was Very good though. a bold idea of putting things you might in a Thai dish, onto a pizza. Onions, peppers, spinach, chicken and more with a peanut sauce drizzled on, featuring an Olive oiled base. Very different and it turned out well. I got a 12'' or medium which resulted in me of course not finishing in that sitting, so I had about 3 slices to have for dinner later on. The staff were very nice and accommodating making the visit even better. Definitely suggest for a group meetup for people who want a variety for their pizza both for topping preferences, crust type and dietary needs.

Ordered delivery last Wednesday- the house pizza large, creamy tortellini and chicken parm. I did the exact same order a few months ago but this time was way different. Don't get me wrong, the flavor was still there in all the dishes. But the tortellini was such a minuscule "entree" that after literally four bites, it was gone. The House pizza is supposed to have I think three different types of meat. I counted two pieces of Canadian bacon, and if there was any other sausages or pepperoni in there, it was slim to none. And we'd ordered a large. I get cutting costs, but I don't appreciate being ripped off. And I definitely was. My friends agreed. Typically we feel good about our orders- but we all felt we got skimped, big time. Buyer beware.

Razzi's Pizzeria is a great local Italian Restaurant. They serve pizza, pasta, and sandwiches. The cheese bread with marinara sauce is yummy. I tried the pesto chicken pizza this time that is a good alternative from your standard marinara based pizzas. You have to be a fan of pesto otherwise I suggest sticking with marinara pizza.

Eh, pizza was ok, but overpriced in my opinion. The staff was friendly and I really enjoyed the Caesar salad!

My bestie loves this place and so she brought me here. It was ok. They have a few different menus like gluten free, vegan and traditional. I asked our server his favorite he said the Cheese steak sandwich. The flavor was there but the steak was not, unfortunately it lacked steak. All bread, no meat. Had a pesto Mayo that was good. I got the lunch special 1/2 sandwich and salad. Basic salad. Sandwich lacked meat. We went to ask if we could potentially get more meat he wanted to charge us $6-7, for a $18 sandwich already. No Thank you. They have heaters on the patio as well as TV.

We just celebrated our 33rd annual Christmas holiday party. We've always held the parties at one of our six large and spacious dance studios in Seattle and Shoreline. When we run our own parties, we do a lot of the work, preparing and cleaning up, which cuts into our social time with our faculty and staff. This year we held the event at Razzi's Pizzeria in Greenwood in one of his large banquet rooms. The food was absolutely delicious, the atmosphere in the room was wonderful and honestly, we had more fun and laughter around the table than we have had in years. We have known Amir, the owner, for as long as we've owned our dance studio in Greenwood, which is 33 years. We dined at his Greenwood establishment many, many times. We never considered going to another place to have a party. Amir is a gracious and wonderful host. The server we had was fantastic. The price is unbelievably good. The room was virtually free. We just had to pay for our meal's price, which is always a good value. The banquet room adjacent to ours was a kid's room full of kid-friendly equipment, tunnels, and fun, fun stuff the kids would love. It would be an excellent place for a child's birthday party (for the record, so is American Dance Institute)tonight,. Every time we dine at Razzi's, we have a wonderful experience. Go to Razzi's Pizzeria tonight, but don't just go for the pizza; everything on that extensive menu is fantastic Greek food, Italian food, and every dish you can imagine, including gluten-free, vegetarian, and low-carb options. Tell Amir that Steve & Elizabeth from the American Dance Institute convinced you to give them a try.

Your all around pizza, pasta and beer spot. infuriating that they blocked street access, if you're in a wheelchair you eat on the sidewalk. If you are celiac, lots and lots of choices, delicious bread! We hear they have another location and will try that. Seattle + celiac -- this looks to be a great grab and go standby. Seattle prices - but the other gf friendly places are charging Paris prices, and the staff is pleasant.

Food's good, staff are great and care about quality of food and allergens. The delivery range is really tight, however, and as someone who works second shift and doesn't drive... I'm kind of under the bus if I want to treat myself to something nice while I'm off the clock -- and that I can actually eat. I really wanna give Razzi's a 5/5, too; however, the limited delivery range is a REAL demerit, and I can't really reconcile, "Oh, well, the food's good!" with "Oh, well, the delivery range stinks.".

I have been going here since before it was Razzi's. Love this place and it's the only place I get pizza. A big hello and thank you to Amir and his staff. Ardi

A solid dining experience with excellent service and super filling food. Their vegan menu was impressive - we literally took 20 minutes to figure out which dishes to try. For appetizers we decided on the vegan mozzarella sticks (good but not the best I've had, wanted the cheese to be a bit stringier and less gummy) and the split pea soup (yummy, very concentrated flavor, would have been perfect with a splash of hot sauce). We then ordered the Razzis vegan pizza which I enjoyed - the crust was perfectly flaky and crisp; you must like vegan bacon to enjoy it though. Next time I'll opt for one of their veggie pizzas which look sooo good. We got the vegan chicken fettuccine which was decent but had more of a mustard flavor than the creamy sauce I was hoping for. The vegan meatball sub was excellent - especially with the marinara sauce. Will def return to try a different pizza, sub or panini. Shout out to our super nice server who never rushed us even though we were there until right before closing.

Mozzarella sticks not cooked at all. Bread crumbs adhered to string cheese is the best description I can provide. Inedible without concern for boom boom on the Pom Pom all day Wednesday. Nasty.

The food is always good and the service is fine. Indoor ambiance is relaxing. Sit at the bar, in a booth, or tables of all sizes. Reserve their back room for events. You have the option of sidewalk tables under an awning if you prefer outdoors. 4 menus: traditional Vegan Gluten-free and even gluten-free vegan. Best place if people in your party have any food restrictions. They are very accommodating. I am usually here between meals and enjoy there is not loud background noise. I can easily hear what everyone at my table says.

Razzis is my favorite pizza place. The waiters are kind and also the service. I go there every week-- each time I love the food. And, I like that they open the windows when it's hot. And the cooks do a wonderful job. I recommend this place to others. And I love the basement, (they also have a kids area!). Otis H. Age 7

I don't know what happened to Razzi's. It used to be one of my favorite restaurants. They maybe are having some shortages of products or something, but if so, they need to communicate that instead of serving you stuff that differs from the menu items. They used to be really good about communicating since they are working with a lot of customers with specific dietary needs. We ordered a type of Greek salad which includes feta, and instead it came with a different type of shredded cheese. But the worst part was that I really wanted their Canadian bacon and pineapple pizza with vegan Canadian bacon (it is one of my all-time favorite pizzas), and they instead served it with some kind of sausage. Then they sent out the manager who explained that it was vegan meat but that they no longer have the ham-like Canadian bacon they used to serve. I don't know why they don't just take it off the menu or TELL YOU when you order because I would have ordered something else had I known. All in all, a disappointing experience, and the potato pizza we also tried was soggy and gave my friend a stomachache. They used to be a go-to place for me, but they are off my list now.

Reminds me of the old pizza place I worked at in college. No frills and nothing new, best for a night after drinking to soak everything up. Service is a bit... strange.

Amidst a sea of contrasting opinions, I recently had the pleasure of dining at this pizzeria for the first time, and it left me with an overwhelmingly positive impression. The establishment's hospitable ambiance was accentuated by the genuinely amiable service, as our attentive waitstaff ensured that our culinary journey was nothing short of delightful. Our diverse selection of dishes arrived in a timely manner, allowing us to indulge in the exquisite flavors of the chicken fettuccine, tortellinis, and sumptuous desserts comprising tiramisu and cheesecake. While the chicken fettuccine was slightly more generous with the sauce than I would have preferred, I recognize this as a matter of individual taste rather than an objective flaw. The pièce de résistance, however, was the dessert. The divine combination of tiramisu and cheesecake elevated our dining experience to sublime heights. Such indulgence left us yearning for a return to this gastronomic haven, where we can once again partake in the culinary delights that await us. ~ Anton Ego

My husband and I have eaten at Razzi's many times. The quality of the pizzas has always been excellent. The quality of the food has remained consistent both pre-pandemic and during the pandemic. Their pizzas are SO good! I am gluten free, and it's great to be able to eat delicious pizza without worrying about a painful flare-up of my medical condition. Throughout the years, I've tried Razzi's Thai Chicken Pizza, every pizza that they have that has garlic in it (I love garlic!), the Razzi's Special, probably a lot of other pizzas that I can't remember right now, and, just last week, my husband and I tried the prosciutto and spuds pizza. Wow, I can't believe what I have been missing all these years of being a happy Razzi's customer. That pizza was great! I'm definitely going to be choosing that pizza again in the future. Customer service has always been nice every time we've been to Razzi's. Pre-pandemic, we ate in the restaurant occasionally - once with a large group, once by ourselves, and once with one other couple. We appreciated the attentive and cheerful staff on each and every one of our visits. Thanks, Razzi's! While we were in the middle of a move recently and didn't feel like cooking, we were so glad that you were there!

The wings are really soggy and the service is bad I wouldn't eat here again. There are better options nearby

I can't eat gluten or corn, but I can eat everything at Razzi's! It's my go to place to get pizza. I brought my mom (who I inherited the allergies from) to the Greenwood location when she was visiting and it was food heaven for both of us. Good vibes, good food, good service.

I love this place. I have celiac and there are so many options for me (appetizers, entrees and dessert). Their gf pizza is some of the best you can find. They do delivery as well which is super convenient.

The Caesar Salad was great, but the pizza was just average it needed a bit more pizza sauce. The ambiance is pretty family-oriented with carpeted floors and booth seating.

Thank God for Razzi's. Sister GF? Aunt GF DF? Bro in law DF EF? Me DF? No problem, we can feed us all and my uncle, husband, and toddler, too, and everyone exclaims over the taste and texture of the gluten-free crust. A little expensive but worth every dime.

Nice little place, was a bit cold for my comfort, the service was good wait staff was attentive and made sure we had everything we needed. There were not a lot of patrons in when we went. The calzone well as you can see from the picture was way over cooked. Not very tasty and a bit chewy. My niece got a salad and it looked beautiful nice and fresh. The split pea soup came in a large serving size. The portions were very large and the pasta's looked good. Would definitely skip the calzone if you stop here and opt for a salad which looked amazing and my niece said was very good.

Once again I have to say I absolutely love this place!! It is my favorite place to dine out!! The Vegan menu is amazing!! Never disappointed!! Tonight I had the dinner salad with vegan ranch dressing!! Best vegan ranch ever !! Had a half order of the vegan garlic bread and that bread is amazing!! So tasty!! Comes with warm marinara sauce that is out of this world!! Ordered a vegan pizza and shared all of this with a friend. Had the Fogerty Fantasy pizza!! Delicious!! Finished this wonderful meal off with a piece of vegan Tiramisu which was so beautiful to look at and delicious!! No worries, we both took home leftovers way too much food to eat it all LOL Thank you Razzi's!! See you soon

This place has a great location but the food isn't anything special. It's pretty similar to frozen pizza but with a ton of grease. They have so many menu items they don't do any of them well. Even the salad was very wet and soggy. The waitress didn't check on us or refill our water glasses once while we were there. I won't be back. It's a shame as the building is so cute and the ambiance is nice.

First time trying Razzi's. Ordered a large chop salad for lunch via GrubHub. The chicken was extremely dry and definitely not fresh. Basil was wilted. Dressing was great but salad needed major embellishing. Threw out the chicken and basil. Added fresh basil, radicchio, sun dried tomatoes, and pepperoncini.

We loved this place. A friend who loves nearby recommended it because it had good vegan options. And so it did. A whole vegan menu with gluten free and low-carb options. They also have a gluten-free menu. And, of course, the regular menu. I had the low carb, vegan eggplant Parmigian which was great. The tomato sauce was as good as it gets. My wife had regular Thai chicken pizza. Pretty good but California Pizza Kitchen set a high standard for that. The NY cheesecake, which my wife had was really good. Made locally in Seattle. I had the vegan Tiramisu. Not real T, but good for what it was. The had a good beer menu, not extensive but what I had hoped for. We are planning to go back for takeout lunch in a couple of days.

I heard a lot about this place accommodating dietary restrictions, gluten-free, vegan, etc. I went with a person who had been before. He said the menu was much smaller than it used to be, and that before the special dietary sections were each the size of the whole menu now. I'm vegetarian, and that selection on the menu did not seem more expansive than typical. Our server was friendly enough. The host was a bit unclear if we were supposed to follow him or wait at the door. I'm still not sure what he wanted us to do. The food was filling. The split pea soup was good but very thick, almost to the point of not being a soup, no complaint about the flavor. The house made salad dressing was good and the salad had plenty of goat cheese on it. The cheese bread did not really work for me, and I usually like cheese bread. Too much cheese, not enough flavor for me. I did not try the lasagna. It was large and looked oily to me. I would try eating here again but if food then was too heavy I probably would not go back.

Loved the dairy free options. Wait staff was attentive AFTER we arrived. I made reservations for a party of four, Sunday lunch, then in their defense, I changed it to party of 8 the day before we showed up. None of that information got conveyed to the Sunday staff. We got squished into the side room, next to a large loud party. Not sure what else could have been done, but the food was okay. Meat seemed to be missing from the pricey lasagna, drinks were carefully monitered and charged for, which is not what I expect from staff that can't keep track of phoned in reservations. Bonus: a couple spots of parking at the bottom of rusty stairs out back, but be prepared to see double parking. We'll come back, but I'll call hourly with a party of more than eight.

Razzis is awesome! They were able to accommodate our large group of 20+ musicians after our performance on super short notice. The food was awesome - something for everyone - and the service was terrific. We love getting together after our shows but is really hard to find a place that is able and willing to serve food and drinks to a big group that trickles in after 9:30pm. Not only did Razzis make their banquet room available at no charge, but the services was friendly and fast, and they were able to accommodate everyone's various needs and preferences. And the pizza is really tasty. Definitely check this place out.

Did two online orders, one "didn't go thru" yet it charged me. Made another one, and had to cancel it and was told i'd b refunded... i'm down 100 bucks because they NEVER refunded me my money and are now ignoring my calls....

Razzis is my ride-or-die pizza spot in Seattle. There are some others that might have better pies at the top end, but you know the difference? You don't have to take out a second mortgage to eat at Razzis. My goodness, it's just good, simple American pizza pie, people! Why does it have to be goat cheese and arugula and wood-fired and angel-massaged and all the rest? Is it a crime to just provide delicious slices of pepperoni? The Razzis Special is the only pie you need. I don't eat out very often, but when I do, almost half the time, it's at Razzis. This is total comfort food and you will love it.

Very fast delivery. Mushroom pizza was delicious, served hot with an amazing crispy crust. The Caesar salad was cold and crispy with a perfect Caesar dressing for this very picky eater. My only suggestion is to make your pizzas available as pastas. I just kept thinking how great it would be to have the option of a pizza crust or pasta for each of your creations. Yummmm

My friend and her husband, who are both from Seattle, love this restaurant so when they picked us up from the airport and asked where we'd like to go for dinner, I immediately suggested this place. This restaurant offers vegetarian/vegan/gluten-free menu which is perfect since my friend is on a restricted diet. However, they also have regular items on their menu so everyone can come in co-exist happily while enjoying wholesome, quality meals. Unlike what I had imagined, the restaurant is actually quite sizeable with plenty of seating. Best of all, they provided such attentive and friendly service from the start of our dining experience to the end! I started with a cup of the split pea soup because I was quite hungry. It was good and the serving size was definitely more than what I would consider a cup. For my entree, I ordered a cannilloni which came out pipping hot from the oven, oozing with delicious flavors. I got my dish with the normal meaty fillings. My friend doesn't judge meat eaters like myself so I didn't have to feel bad! I ate the whole thing. It was that good. I had their house cab which was acceptable. Overall, the place was well within budget. By that, I mean we've been to many dining establishments during our visit and they all seemed quite overpriced but this place is not. Granted, it isn't exactly in the super touristy parts of Seattle but at a very reasonable distance. It's definitely worth a try! Clean, friendly, delicious food for good prices... Why not give it a go?!

This place is a dream come true for someone with celiacs (gluten allergy!). My friend and I come here all the time. I am not gluten free, but agree the food is great and you can't even tell it's gluten free! My friend has never gotten sick after eating here. They actually separate kitchens for the gluten free food prep. The lunch special is an amazing deal. You get either a personal 2 topping pizza or 1/2 a grinder (still huge), salad, and soda for $10. If you come at a regular time the gluten free pizzas are a bit pricey but very good. Come during happy hour 2-5pm and late night for cheesy bread, chicken tenders, and mini pizzas. The happy hour menu is online! The cheesy bread is a must. It comes with home made marinara sauce which is amazing. They also sell breads and desserts at a reasonable price and I have come by just to pick up their french baguettes which are sooo good. I should also mention they cater to people who are vegan as well and there is an entirely separate extensive vegan menu just like the gluten free and regular menus. We will continue to come back here! It is a nice casual spot to grab lunch or dinner with very friendly service.

Okay I never leave reviews because yelp honestly sucks but I tried their pizza for the first time the other night and I'm OBSESSED. Their vegan menu is huge and the pizza is some of the best vegan pizza I've had. A tad on the pricey side but I'm willing to get a second job just for vegan pizza once a week. My boyfriend got normal people pizza and he also loved it. They even have vegan ranch. If you're dairy free and or meat free run don't walk! I've also heard they have a cute patio which I'll have to check out. However I prefer to devour an entire pizza in the privacy of my own home because no one needs to see that.

2 years ago it was great. What happened? Service is pathetic. A waiter who looked like a homeless beggar greeted us when we arrived at 11 AM with "It's great to have a job where I don't have to do much". All the servers and cooks who made this place a treasure are gone. Did the owner sell the place? The "garlic bread" was pathetic: mismatched chunks of old bread. The salad had wilted lettuce and tomatos that looked like they belonged in a compost pile. Unbelievable how this place has gone down hill.