Sizzle Pie

This is a popular place in Portland, and you can do slices of pizza. If you want to do gluten-free, you need to do a whole pizza. We ordered a gluten-free pizza, and a couple of slices. They also do salads and other drinks. It’s a simple but tasty place.

Found this place today, my family and I really like the prices for the amount of food we got! The pizza is very good, more filling than you think. The employees there were super nice and didn't mind my little one running around. The soda fountain is really great too! They have good selection and the garlic knots are made with fresh garlic. Must try! Will definitely go back for some more pie!!

It's a basic place, nothing fancy, just pizza but I love the thin slices and vegetarian or vegan options. I am not a vegan or vegetarian and I enjoyed the pizza and salad combo. The portions are nice sized and the staff is very friendly. Great spot for a quick, cheap, tasty meal. Will def go back.

Place is great, with excellent combo options. The crew here is consistently great too, especially the guy who is running the register every time i come… super kind and genuine, always working and tuned in to the customers. The monthly specials always provide new flavors

Obviously the food is amazing, it’s sizzle pie. Everyone is so friendly and awesome! We wish, in today’s world that they had a separate and protected area for gluten free. It’s not celiac safe but does have gluten free. They have the great tasting and healthy sod options of Jones!

Wandered in, who doesn’t like an unexpected pizza adventure? Well, between me and my better half, we ordered 4 slices: Ace of Spades (pepperoni) easily the best slice of the bunch. Counting Sheep was spicy! Which I liked, but otherwise wasn’t anything worth writing home about. White Walker, remember how Game of Thrones ended in a disastrous manner, ruining something good and disenfranchising fans? Yeah this is the one good GoT thing I have had of late. Spiral Tap, more like boring and flat. Literally wasn’t expecting something with so much potential to be tasteless and just boring. Garlic knots: under proofed and under flavored, very greasy. Atmosphere definitely fits a theme: loud and obnoxious. If you want a good slice, try Dough Boys in Vancouver, WA.

Sizzle pie is on the level. Sizzle pie is at a slant. Outside tables are in a hill. It's divey, but kid friendly. It's an anomaly. Workers are tatted up and pierced up and made up and are cool and nice. Slices are fast and easy. Beer is a couple good kinds. I bet it gets a little more dicey late, but nothing about it seems rough. Maybe I gone all hardcore, but even the dude nodding out and babbling on the bike rack seemed kinda uncley. It could be a horror show, but it just is not. Cool, easy, nice, good vibe. Good pie. I just keep going in and getting a slice of I'm in the neighborhood.

I got the impression the guy straight up lied to me or just recited info to keep me moving off the phone. I don't think the crew member I spoke w was all that honest and I'm not certain why he'd think that's good. unless he blatantly didnt know what he was talking about and just said some crap. in which case he should check in w people. in seems like he didn't give a crap and just wants people to keep moving

I've only ever ordered a slice or two from this Sizzle Pie from "The Pie Hole" window inside of the Hollywood Theater, but they do make a tasty slice. The thinnest of the thin, the basics such as simply cheese or pepperoni are decent, but where they truly shine are the specials. I'm sure they rotate with enough frequency to be difficult to lock down, but the 70 Bandits special I had during my showing of Seven Samurai was really frickin' good, and it's a pretty good slice of pie for the price. Just a quick note: if ordering from within the theater, don't sidle up to the window to grab a slice - order from the concession stand nearby. They'll give you a receipt, which you can take to the window to grab your order.

Saw the huge " Sizzle Pie" sign opening soon at PDX airport and happen to pass Sizzle Pie on our last nigt ( sad face..!!) at PDX, I saw the line and thought wow popular place but the line was from the theater next door. I had to make sure we stop by before we left the Hollywood District. It was a sign that I have to try, this was a spontaneous visit which I love! We were in the area to check out the Korean spot. My other half thought this place sells like dessert pies, he asked what pie did you get? I had to let him know that the pies are pizza! I like bar vibe of this place, loud music, with seats to enjoy your pizza and drinks. Order at the counter and pizza, drinks will be delivered to your table. "EAT PIZZA EVERYDAY", pizza was my weakness, now it is a treat to have a slice or 2. Just wanted to check out it out what their pie is all about. They have great specials, I was surprised to see the prices! I went with the 2 huge slice of pizza and draft beer for just $13. we were still stuffed from dinner so we saved the rest for hotel snacks. You choose from the 6 selections of daily pizza menu, the selections are not bad at all. I enjoyed my draft beer, an IPA recommended by the staff. Sizzle Pie is a popular pizza chain, ( many locations here at Portland) known for their delicious gourmet pizzas with unique topping combinations. The Thanksgiving, The Marinated Artichoke Pizza, and The Sizzle Pie are some of the menu highlights. I def want to try the entire Sizzle Pie next time which comes with spicy italian sausage, mozzarella, marinara. All in all, can't go wrong, the specials are so affordable and pizza are good too! I got the veggie pizza w/artichoke & waited 20 minutes for pepperoni slice and omg wow, when I took a bite of that slice that came right out of the oven, so fresh, cheesy and good, sizzle pie for sure! I am glad I got to check it out before we left PDX, I really need to stay longer so I can eat my way around PDX. hehe.

If I could give this place 10 stars I would. I ordered the slice, salad + soda (pop) which was a total of $10!!! TEN DOLLARS!!! It's a lot of delicious food and virtually no wait even during a lunch rush.

Would have been more pleasant to get stung by a bee. I came here 45 minutes before closing and was not welcomed. The staff completely ignored me and then pre-chose that I was going to get my beer and slice of pizza To-Go (The restaurant was full). A staff associate then proceeded to pour himself a draft beer and sit down and relax. The pizza itself was also dry and tasted day-old. I don't expect too much at a place like this - but I regretted coming here.

I recommend this as the pizza is conveniently located in the Hollywood Theater. The quality can be a bit hit or miss depending on the timing. If you happen to get a slice after it's set under the heat lamp it can get a bit greasy. It's a thin style NY that I typically fold in half to eat. I prefer the pep. I do really enjoy the Rabbit Salad when available, it's a nice touch of greens and veggies to go with the pizza.

We arrived around 12:30pm on a Sunday. There was plenty of nearby free street parking. We ordered the Buffalo 666 (regular) & garlic knots. The garlic knots came out after ~5 min and they were very garlicky and soft. The pizza came out after 15 min or so. It had a bit of a kick to it. I'm curious what the other vegan pizzas taste like and would come again.

Since moving here 9 yrs ago I've been searching for perfect pizza. Their is not a pizza place here like I loved back in Az and Ca. However, I've found Sizzle Pie and it comes very close and is one place I return too on a regular basis. Because their pizza is delicious. My go to pizza is the vegan Steve Caballero and some times the new maps out of hell and the buffalo 666. All very tasty. Just always wish they would put more toppings on them. As of my last visit they were out of soy curls and a few days prior they were out of tofu cheese dollops. I've not had a bad experience here with the staff they have all been friendly and professional. Please open a location on my side if the bridge in Vancouver. That would be great. Wouldn't have to drive so far.... Thanks Ambiance. For the location in the Hollywood area it's small but nice. I've not eaten there. So I can't talk on the experience.

The service was fair, they were pretty chill and nice. I felt comfortable there, and the atmosphere was calming. I love the choicebof music and art. Everything was well, the drinks and food.

Hungry? Drunk or Hungover? Want something that gives you 1990's nostalgic TMNT feelings? Piping hot and fresh from the oven to my face, sizzle pie got their pizza down to a science, quick to make and friendly workers, killer all around. Pepperoni with black olives and ricotta just like when you won a little league game. This place earns a trophy for excellent quality and cost, all other places deserve "participant" ribbons.

We love sizzle pie pizza, it's great for the family sized right and we love the cool staff

first time there: pizza was fair but interesting combinations. Service was good and drinks reasonably priced.

This place is AMAZING!!! I was visiting from Los Angeles and my best friend and her fam wanted pizza. I dread the word pizza as I am gluten intolerant. To my surprise, they had gluten free! And vegan! I ordered my pizza with the above dietary needs and was still skeptical on how it would truly be. I ordered a large, not knowing what I was getting myself into. LoL The pizza arrived to the table. HOLY FREAKIN SMOKES MAN!!!! It was gigantic!!!! And beautiful! It tasted even better than it looked! I was shocked. I was blown away. I was in love. For several days actually. I had so much pizza left over bc the large is HUGE! I highly recommend this pizza spot! I can't wait to go back.

Did some research on "must eat foods in Portland" on a visit, and Sizzle Pie seemed to pop up a lot! Looked a the menu online, and was very much impressed! Really loved the quirky names. I called ahead to ask about the daily pizza options and went to the Hollywood location since they seemed to have something with cheese and jalapeno which sounded good. The availability of parking (as compared to the downtown location) was another plus here. I really was hoping they would have a dine in option though; My friend and I ended up sitting on the bench outside on the sidewalk and having our meal. As for the pizza... DEFINITELY worth the hype! We both got a slice of the September special; Toppings: Beer Cheese, Bratwurst and Sauerkraut. What an AMAZING flavor combination! And the slices were HUGE too! I really could just go on! We also split an order of the small Garlic Knots. The garlic knots were just so-so. Bread was okay, well seasoned, but nothing too great. I wouldn't recommend getting this. Sauces: Caramelized Onion (had a nice unique flavor, and purple color!) and the Basil Cashew Cream (kinda tangy tase, and pretty oily, I wouldn't go for this again) Definitely go for the pizza though!

Excellent pizza, service, and music! You can also get a slice of their pizza from the neighboring Hollywood Theater.

Very friendly staff, but the pizza was poor. I was really craving pizza, but as soon as I bit in I was disappointed. I was looking for the flavor of the sauce, and I don't think there was any! The salad was decent and you get a lot for the price.

Can't add toppings to pizza because their system isn't that advanced. Dude was rude when ordering and then took plate and glass up to corner and he said I had to walk further than where they need it to be and put it in a tub and wouldn't take it Pizza is not that good either- won't be coming back here ever

Love love love this place! Pizzas were super tasty, nice heavy metal music in the background, fast service. Def coming back IG: satorifoodie

Me and my sister went to this location and ordered $30 worth of food and they had the audacity to give us cold burnt garlic nots that tasted like they were 3 days old and reheated. They literally hurt my teeth to eat. Not only that we were the very few people in there that ordered and they were fully staffed so there's no reason why the food should be burnt, and if the food does get burnt you don't serve it to your customers, you remake the order. 0/10 don't recommend.

The pizza at Sizzle Pie was so good! I ordered a large pizza for $27 and had half Pig Destroyer (pepperoni, meatballs and bacon) and half Raising Arizona (chicken, bacon, tomatoes and parmesan peppercorn sauce). My favorite pizza was the Raising Arizona. The pizza had a nice, balanced cheese flavor. The crust for both pizzas were so good too - flat and crispy, but still had some fluffy parts of dough. I also ordered the cinnamon knots (6 knots for $5). I wish there were more of the cinnamon flavor on the knots, but I really liked the house-made icing and chocolate sauce. The knots itself didn't really have much flavor, but this dessert probably tastes better when it's warm and eaten right away. I wouldn't order it again for pick-up, but I'll try it again once we can dine in again.

I went to the bathroom and they threw out my pizza and drink. No real apology and no offer to make it right.

Hollywood District Location; Vibes: This was my second time eating Sizzle Pie in one-week. Yup, it's that good! Vegans: you know how hard good vegan sa' is to find....so I had to come back one more time before leaving my epic trip to Portland and Washington. Pizza up close: multiple Vegan options available in slices, "cuts"(smaller than a slice for tastings and small appetites) or whole pies. This trip I got a cut of the "Steve Caballero" Yes! Named after the famous skateboarder and a cut of the "666 Buffalo"...Each piece was tasty, fresh, and I really liked how the dough-crust was done at this location. If you want to know details on the ingredients, please see my photos. ;-) also, Each location Carries *Rawlicious" vegan cheesecake and vegan cookies, accompanied by super rad merch for sale and local artwork from cool artists. Lastly, got to Hollywood theater, see a dope flick, then go eat sizzle pie after the movie! Heck, you can even bring it in! Hollywood theater has tasty drafts on tap for $4 and other specials. Go get some pizza!

Best pizza in PDX. All the vegan pies are awesome and you'll have freaks about the awesome ranch. Go ahead, get a heart on your pizza- totally worth it!

Cute pizza shop especially after a night out. Slices are very cheap and service is quick! I've heard from many that sizzle pie is a portland staple and I understand why!

got dragged here out of the nostalgia of going to sizzle pie from our home town, Eugene, which no longer has sizzle pie. it's just pizza with a alt dingy feel. pizza was luke warm by the time we got back to our car, have to say it was mediocre compared to what we remembered

This is Sizzle my location is the newest. It is located across the street from Whole Foods Market on Sandy. We went there once before before and that covid-19 pandemic. The inside is small I'm not as cool as the other location on Burnside. However, the food is as good as any of their locations. This time around we went during the covid-19 situation. I was impressed with all this safety precautions they took including closing in the opening where they hand you the food when no one is ordering. They had three tables that are outside in the alleyway that was closed for traffic. We felt safe enough to eat there. I had my own sanitizer and sanitize the table. Sitting there eating outside and enjoying their great food gave us a brief sense of normality that's was as important as the food.

I finally gave this a go after losing a favorite pizza spot that was here. I figured it would be great but no...hell no. First impression is everything and I am not asking the folks working the counter to fall over themselves helping me but at least maybe acting remotely friendly at all might help. I am not a giant Jones Soda person but if you are this is your spot since they have it on tap. For me = Mexican bottled Coke. Spendy but effective. They were out of their garden salad...I am not sure how that is possible...but is kind of scary telling me it is not made there. I got the Caesar instead which was horrible...and tasted nothing like a Caesar salad which was pretty horrifying since it was covering my entire plate. The pizza itself? I grabbed a slice of the margarita which was meh.... I see a lot of films at Hollywood Theater and always would be questioning where to eat since there are so many good spots but now I guess there is one less I will ever consider which is sad because they are the only one open late. Maybe that's how they stay on it - they feed drunk people late at night.

Ordered 2 regular sized pies (Napalm Breath & Good Luck in Jail) for pick up over the phone last night at roughly around 1230am and was charged around $39 for both pies. I arrived at the restaurant and first thing that I see at the cashier counter is that regular sized pizzas are $4 off during happy hour from 10pm-closed. Each of the pizzas were $18 each as marked on their menus. Therefore they should be $14 each on happy hour making my total $28. The cashier stated that happy hour was from 10pm to midnight but it's clearly stated in front of me 10pm to happy hour. Cashier refused to refund me the correct amount. For some reason both pizzas tasted mediocre at best and nothing like their other locations. Sauce wasn't as flavorful and the dough wasn't crisp. This will be my last time at this location due to the false advertisement, poor customer service, and mediocre pizza.

Stopped by before a showing at the Hollywood, conveniently right next door. I had the gold room + a special slice. That truffle oil is always a win. Super hot and tasty as always. In and out in less than 30 minutes, which was exactly what we needed to get to our movie on time.

These guys make a pretty good pizza pie. There NY style regular cheese pizza with house sauce is perfect from my perspective. The bottom crust has a slight sandy texture but it has nice crispiness and chewiness in every bite and it also has a foldable bend that doesn't crack the crust which is just superb technique and skills. The edge crust is not too bready either, a perfect ratio for a pizza pie and last but not least, it's also not a greasy mess.

BYE FELICIA!!!! Atomic Pizza is no more and Sizzle Pie has arrived to deliver amazing service, food, and options which Atomic literally dropped the ball. When I heard Sizzle Pie was gonna take over the departed Atomic location, it was only a matter of time before the official announcements started to pop. There is literally something for everyone; whether it's a meat lover, cheese lover, or even a vegan lover - they deliver. A nice addition that I have noticed during the soft opening is Jones soda on tap. I'll take that over Pepsi or Coke any day and damn it's great! They still use the Pie Hole to serve slices to Hollywood Theater patrons and I couldn't be more happier. The vegan options have won me over and the vegan ranch is spectacular. Service is prompt and to the point. They are well staffed and got their shit together. Welcome to the neighborhood - looking forward to future visits both at the pie hole and the main establishment!

Corporate attitude/service hiding in "Punk" pizza clothing.... Sizzle Pie Syndrome! Readers, see photo below. Ordered from Caviar. Note the 7.55$ Sizzle Pie service charge, plus the 3.99$ delivery fee and finally the 13.59$ service fee by Caviar. This makes 25.13$ total for all the service fees on one order, on top of the cost of the food. So for two pizzas and two "large"salads I spent just over 108$. Spendy, right? I asked for extra ranch dressing with my two large salads (would have gladly paid for it, but there's no place to do this on the existing Caviar order form). Of course, when the driver from Caviar got to my house 1.5 hours later (it was actually longer than that), I was informed that "....Sizzle Pie told me it costs extra, so they didn't include it...." I thought to myself, DANG, you mofos play hardball with your ranch. I mean, ouch. After paying an extra 25.13$ beyond the cost of the food, they couldn't throw in even one tiny container of dressing. Sheesh. I guess they showed me! My rapidly darkening pizza world was soon further rocked when I realized that beyond the exorbitant expense of the order and the fact that my pleas for extra ranch dressing went brutally unheeded, they forgot to put peppadews and roasted garlic on my Spiral Tap pizza. Note that I DID pay for these, 2.50$ per extra ingredient. That is just borderline hateful and/or grotesque incompetence. Sizzle Pie, why? Aren't you one of those local businesses we Portlanders are supposed to be supporting? Finally, why the fuck did you expand to Reno? I've been trying to put into words that creepy feeling when you give your business to what is ostensibly a local joint, but really it's just as blandly corporate and uncaring as any chain. Henceforth this phenomenon will be known as "Sizzle Pie Syndrome"; businesses in Portland that become popular and/or expand beyond one location then stop giving a toss about customer service.

I'm so glad to have them Sizzle Pie in the Hollywood District!! They serve the same consistently great thin crust pie as their other locations, ranging from meat, to vegetarian, to vegan options, and their salads are killer, too. Bonus points for being open late, and serving direct to the Hollywood Theater!!

A part of me wanted to give a 3 star review cause I wasnt too happy with the service...but I really loved the pizza so 4 it is. We got: 2 slices of Gene Parmesan - we both loved this one 1 slice of the Four Horseman - I liked this one a lot since I am a cheese lover 1 slice of the pepperoni - this was just okay Vegan Ranch - this is super good!! Chocolate Chai vegan cheesecake - unless you're vegan, I wouldnt suggest getting this My husband and I are more deep dish, thick crust people. So I was pleasantly surprised with how much I loved Sizzle Pie since its thinner than I usually preferred. The crust has a good balance between chewy and crunchy and the Ranch makes it even better. The things about the service that I am not a huge fan of...they were slow to take orders, they called a handful of numbers after ours while we were still waiting and just claimed that someone must have taken our slices but our number was never called, their music selection is not really the kind that would make you want to stay and hang out, and what's up with giving such little ranch when you have to pay per serving. But like I said, I loved the pizza. I love that you can get slices of different kinds and if you're just stopping by for a snack, you can get half a slice for a few bucks. Looking forward to coming back and probably trying other locations as well to see if the service is better.

The vibe was amazing! The food even better, customer service was also on point! Definitely recommend.

Man I used to LOVE coming here before the pandemic after work. But ever since they started closing at 10PM and plenty of times they're not even open til 9pm. I don't know if they got lazy or what but they were such a sure fire bet for awesome food with like 5 killer vegan pizza's. Now every-time I come home from work (I work late) they're always closed I would easily give them 5 stars if they were ever open. Now it's just a 3 star based off memories. Wish they'd go back to midnight again....

We were seeing a flick next door at The Hollywood and decided the right thing to do was grab a slice of pizza first. I opted for the slice/salad combo option, which was $8. There's only 2 salad options, both of which feature vegan dressing. Neither were particularly my cup of tea, but both their version of the Caesar was sufficient. I really like the pizza a lot. I'm all about that thin crust, and this was VERY thin - but not at all soggy! Well done. I went for a vegetarian option with no red sauce, and I appreciated that it wasn't smothered with veggies. It was a well put together pizza, maybe not my favorite pizza (that's Apizza Scholls), but it's pretty damn good. Staff was friendly, service was fast. I'll come around often.

Had to check this place out after our stop to Trader Joe's. As you push open the door the warm comforting smell just pulls you in- OMG, you know you found the right place. So many choices of pizzas.We decided to get the salad and slice combo. But still had a hard time deciding which slice to get! They all looked so good. Service is good and friendly. They sell booze too. Can't go wrong with a place like this. Oh and don't forget to try the garlic knots. They are the bomb!!!

How burnt do you like your pizza crust? Is it "a lot burnt"? If so, this is a four or five star review. If you like burnt and greasy is like an 11 star review. I'm more of a "not burnt" guy when it comes to pizza crust. Call me a poseur, call me ignorant of true pizza greatness, just please stop calling me Shirley. I'll call* Domino's for a more satisfying pizza. *JK, I'll use their app. If you like big floppy greasy slices of pizza, Whole Foods rocks some very "not burnt" slices that meet that description.

Here's another case where I wish I had the option of giving a place three and a half stars. Sizzle Pie makes some very good pies (pepperoni, sausage) and their late closing times, particularly on the weekends, can't be beat, but our experience is that their pies are inconsistent. Sometimes their pizzas are really good, with a crisp crust and just the right chew. Sometimes their pies are only OK. These are all carry outs, with us arriving at the time we were told they'd be ready and then waiting around a bit for our order to be completed. Great location but with it normally comes a healthy wait. In a town full of places that offer pizza, some considerably better than others, Sizzle Pie comes somewhere in the middle of the pack. But again, you can't beat those late closing hours on the weekends.

The second location of this pizza chain that I've visited in Portland. We have been here for lunch on 02/03/2019. I like the atmosphere, the loud music and the friendly staff. The place was clean and the pizza was good. Not a romantic place though.

FU sizzle pie. I've been VEGAN forever and no freakin meat touched my lips. I took a bite of this murdered animal pie in front of me and you horrid people cant even answer the phone. Don't make me come down there. Whomever these people working about an hour ago are truly the bottom of the barrel. I can't believe I ate meat I'm so upset, what can I do to justify what just happened to me!!!

This place made me never order sizzle pie again. Please dont waste your money as you will not get what you paid for and will get a pizza that looks like they dropped it and stepped on it. The owner of the company never fixed the problem and never contacted me back. I would save your money as it's overpriced garbage pizza.

I have loved Sizzle Pie pizza for over 10 years and have frequented all the locations. I'm leaving this review because my last two experiences have been quite frustrating. Both times I ordered delivery and the wait time was close to 3 hours. Both times we were misled about the wait. The last time (last night), while putting our order time in, the ETA was listed as 105 mins. Seems long but we were willing to wait for delicious pizza. After I submitted the order, my confirmation estimated close to 3 hours. I called them and asked to switch to pick up to shave off some time because that is just plain ridiculous. So I arrived about 90 minutes later to pick up like they confirmed, and come to find out they haven't even started making our order and it would be another 40 minutes...we ended up canceling and getting fast food because everybody was hangry at that point. I understand restaurants have been strapped recently for staff and the pandemic has not been kind to our service workers. But this whole situation could have been prevented if an accurate time until food was given at the outset. 3 hours is not a reasonably normal time to ask folks to wait to eat. So needless to say, we won't be ordering any whole pies from them again any time soon. Going to stick to slices at the window.

Drove out of our way to get here. Yelp said open. Handwritten sign just says closed today. So annoying.

Pizza is always good, and they usually have plenty of vegan or vegetarian options. The music varies but right now it sounds like Elvis Presley's greatest hits and I'm digging it. My favorite combo has been Slice & Salad, add a drink and its only $9! The windows offer some car and people watching which is entertaining, too. The staff has always been friendly, I especially like their late hours for those of us who work swing shift I can get a meal before going home. If you live in the Hollywood district this is a must

Really? We placed an order for 7:45 PM and the driver showed up an hour early. Poor guy not his fault. I called to say there was an issue with such an early delivery and the guy who answered gave this response - what do you want me to do about it. Wow - what great customer service. So that we can pinpoint which idiot was working it's Saturday 12/04 around 7:00 PM. Great training Sizzle Pizza.

The pizza in knots were great I definitely would've preferred a crispy or crust. But everyone makes their pizza the way. Flavors were bold and fabulous

Seriously enjoyed some great vegan pizza and garlic knots. Simply one of the best options I have had in Portland. Highly recommend the ranch and cashew basil sauces. I'm definitely coming back.

Always killer vegan pie. Eat it every Friday. Most times at this location. Had some drunk shithead start some drama while trying to eat a pie outside and the staff were totally on top of making sure we were ok. Great salad, dressing is the best ever made, top notch vegan selection, and the best staff at this locale.