Sunny's Pizza

Definitely my favorite vegan pizza in Portland. Perfectly crispy crust, not too oily, and incredibly simple. Get the wild mushroom pizza sub vegan cheese, bring a friend to share.

I went here during Portland Pizza week 2019. The place is nice. I had a slice of pizza that had baby back ribs on it, it was very good. I also tried a slice of their gluten-free pizza. This is the first gluten-free pizza I have ever had that didn't make me sad. The crust was thick and soft and fluffy. It was awesome! If you are looking for a gluten-free pizza, I recommend going here. The only thing that really threw me off was the staff working the front counter. They seemed to be more interested in their phones than their customers. This is off-putting, especially as there is a cost-of-living tax charged.

Sunny's Pizza has incredible garlic knots. They may be the best garlic knots in Portland. The dough is crisp, flavorful, and deluged in garlic and herbs. These knots are packed with flavor, and the taste of garlic lingers for a bit, pleasantly. Sunny's Pizza also has great pizza. It is the floppy crust, fold up your pizza kind, with an excellent tomato base and quality cheese. Sunny's includes a 15% gratuity with all purchases so they can pay their staff a living wage. You will have the option to tip more if you choose.

Yummy pizza fast to make about 15-20 mintutes at a little past rush time. Also staff is super friendly! DESERT IS SO TASTY WITH WORTH THE PRICE.

This place is amazing. Great quality and quite likely the best pizza in PDX. It needs to be on the top 5 lists with the other usual suspects (a pizza scholls, etc). Well worth trying if you haven’t.

Excellent product and delicious combination. So happy this pizza place is in the area. My 7 year old daughter likes it also. Will be back often.

My darling wife and I had a rare date night here, as she had scouted this place out earlier as having the best pizza in the area. We split a pie, and it was the best thing that I have had in my mouth in awhile, and it was excellent. We were like dogs, licking the insides of our mouths. The beer is fresh and the staff are top notch. Definitely recommend.

Ordered from them tonight, as they have a gluten free crust. Will say the crust was good. However, that was the only good part of the pizza. Incredibly skimpy on ingredients, and two we paid for were non existent. For a pizza they charged $50 for, it was way more than disappointing! We’ll never order from them again.

March 2024, closed permanently Owner is going to reopen up something else down the road.

I had several reviews for Sunny's pizza so one afternoon my husband and I decided to give it a try. The reviews did not stand up to my expectations unfortunately and based on service, price and quality of the pizza I will not be back. We had to wait a long time for our order (even though there were only two other customers). The pizza was ok, but nothing special. Very few toppings, bland flavor. I will not be back with so many other amazing pizza places to choose from.

We went here for Portland Pizza Week and had their special. It was just okay I thought, mainly because I thought the BBQ sauce just tasted like ketchup. So, while this wasn't my favorite pizza ever, I do know their other pizza is totally solid. It was a nice day and we were able to sit outside where they have a number of tables lining the sidewalk. As always, the service is friendly and quick!

I came to try the slice they had for pizza week, which is a kalua-inspired shredded pork Hawaiian. The flavor of the pizza was really good but my slice only had one tiny piece of pork. I wish there was more pork because my slice was huge and it was just a quarter sized piece in the center. This shop serves a thin, crispy crust that I love. It was really busy for a Monday night, but it's also pizza week. I'm going back to try their other pies for sure.

This place suuuuuuucked. Lackluster service, dusty and dingy interior. Both employees looked totally confused/careless about what they were doing. No gloves when preparing our food and one was like picking at his hand near the prep station . They were too busy looking at their phones and watching TV to care. Throwing toppings on a slice of cheese and then barely warming them in the oven and calling that a Supreme pizza??? Raw bell peppers, questionably cooked sausage...I just can't. It was all making me feel yucked out. What am I paying a living wage fee PLUS a tip for?? If you're thinking about eating here, skip it. If you run this business, please use fresh eyes to see what is going on in your business and how that makes customers feel before it's too late.

Shit sucks. I've had better food in jail. I've had better food at gas stations. I'm pretty sure it's just 7-11 pizza and they add toppings to it.

As a 10 + year PDX resident, I've had a lot of pizza in this city. This is hands down my favorite. Get the wild mushroom pizza (add sausage) you will not be sorry. Love bringing people here and showing them a true pdx specialty

Really cute local pizza shop! I was craving just a slice or two and not a whole pie and when Yelping Sunny's came up. It's located in a cute area in the Sellwood area and really loved the vibe when entering. Staff is nice, music was good, and of course the pizza was tasty. They have a classic menu and they have a special of the day which they also make vegetarian as well. A slice will run you $4 so this time I got a slice of the pepperoni and the veggie special that consisted of mozzarella, chevre, caramelized onions, and vegan chorizo. We ended up grabbing seats at the bar and were able to admire the decor they had of old pinball backs. There were other groups in as well spaced out across the place so you know they have regulars. Pizzas came warm within a couple of minutes of ordering and they were a good portion size for the price. The pepperoni slice was A-1 as expected and would order again. Just wished the crust was a little crispier at the bottom but I got a good bite from the veggie pizza that seemed fresh out the oven. I was surprised with how much I liked the veggie pizza with the vegan chorizo but both slices were made of quality ingredients and just blended well with all the flavors. Will definitely be coming back when I'm craving a slice! Staff was also super friendly and was walking around as you enjoyed your meal.

A little pricy for what you get, but delicious! I like how much you can customize your order. Fun environment, very laid back!

If you want to enjoy your pizza with music in the back ground with the "n" word and "put this p**** on my face" this is the place for you. Always have loved the pizza here, but the atmosphere has changed. Worker was more interested in being a dj than providing service to the customers.

Typically love this place, however, the new guy running the counter should find a new career! Called in an order and was told 30-35 minutes, showed up in 45 and sent my daughter in to grab our order. Without asking her name, he told her the order wasn't ready and to wait. I walked in after 10 more minutes and received the same treatment without an explanation. Unbelievable. The owner is great, I'm shocked at todays service and won't be going back to what used to be our local favorite spot for pizza.

This one star review is for the misleading menu and service. I ordered two "meat speciality" slices and it took 45 minutes until I got my slice of pizza. I received a slice with pineapple, peppers, onions and four measly shreds of bacon. The menu did not indicate what was on the pizza, but you would think for a pizza labeled "meat speciality" there might be more meat and less fruit. Please update your menu, Sunny's.

I've been coming here since they opened, and I can still say it's solid pizza. The crust is perfect, salty, crispy charred edges with chewy interior, excellent cheese, minimal yet high quality toppings, and fantastic sauce. They have a great cesar salad too, pretty sure it's the same as next door at a Cena (same owner). One concern though, the service seems to be slipping. I've noticed over the years the staff seem less experienced, less attentive, more mistakes, and generally fewer f*cks given. Hate to see this place slip into irrelevance, there's a lot of good pizza in Portland.

Tried this spot for the first time during Portland Pizza week and I'd love to come back for a classic, NYC dollar pizza experience. Loved the no frills, pizza parlor vibes inside. A great place to hang out in Sellwood! Lot of great vegetarian and vegan options. The vegan Hawaiian had this nicely seasoned sausage. The slices are HUGE, well worth the price. I appreciated the sauciness of the slice, soooo satisfying.

This is a very nice neighborhood pizza spot in beautiful sellwood. You can order by the slice or a whole pie. I've been going for a couple of years and the quality and service are consistent. You can grab a beer, cider etc. it's not a place that has gotten a lot of press, but it's in my top five and would recommend going.

Love this place great people and food love the lights and music service is great for people with social anxiety you don't have to talk much just tell them your order and your done I definitely recommend coming here.

We went there for the first time tonight, after hearing some pretty good reviews. I will say the pizza that we got was tasty but not what we ordered. When I went in to ask about it, I was given some really weird excuses that made no sense. On top of that we said no automated tip because we left a hefty cash tip and then was charged a tip on top of the charged amount . Come on! Do better, please!

Pizza had a very bizarre amount of cornmeal (I assume that's what it is?) on the bottom of it and in the sides of the box - so much so that you had to scrape the back of each slice in order for it to be at all edible.

This is a cute, casual place with pizza, salads, wine & beer. I don't know why, but I was really surprised by how good the salads were - both Cesar & Greek. The wild mushroom pizza is out-of-this-world delicious. It's huge. I mean huge. The crust is perfect -- thin, crispy, chewy, a little puffy, a little char. And the mushrooms, big fat oven roasted tomatoes, garlic & rosemary made my tastebuds si happy! This one has olive oil instead of tomato sauce, and I would have preferred a little less oil, but it's hard to complain when it looked and tasted so good.

We used to love this place. But they have gone severely downhill. None of the people we used to love work there anymore and now the pizza isn't near as good and the service definitely leaves a lot to be desired. The new employees seem nice enough, just not as experienced. We went on a lunch break and finally had to go up and ask about our pizza after sitting for 25 minutes and they hadn't even put it in the oven. We have tried it a few times since the new employees started and it has been disappointing every time. Makes me think their supposed Wellness Charge isn't actually going to the employees and that's why they couldn't keep their good employees. And, the final straw is that they now have Fox News on the TV inside. We are done giving them our money.

Ordered from them tonight as they advertised gluten free pizza. The crust was the ONLY thing that was good. Terrible otherwise!! Incredibly skimpy on ingredients, and two we paid for were non-existent. Just plain tomato sauce for a base, not a pizza sauce. For a pizza they charged $50 for, it was way more than disappointing! We'll never order from them again.

Stop it! Just stop it. Could there be any more great restaurants in my neighborhood? If you look through my previous reviews, you will find that I love two things. Barbecue. And pizza. Although, surprisingly, I don't like barbecue pizza. Anyway, we were told the very first night we moved in that Sonny's pizza was the best pizza in the area. That is a pretty substantial claim to make by a neighbor you barely know. I mean, if he was wrong, would our relationship ever be the same? Probably not. However, I am happy to say that he was right. This was one of the best pizzas I have ever had. So much flavor and such a huge portion, as well. The chicken bacon and jalapeño pizza sounds like an interesting combination but the flavors all worked perfectly together. Just enough sweet of the marinara combined with the spiciness of the jalapeños provided a party in my mouth, and yes, everyone was invited.

I heard about this place from a buddy so I stopped by and got a slice with my family and oh man was it so good! it was so delicious that I decided to buy a whole pizza to take home, it is totally worth stopping by

Great pizza! We shared an 18 inch veggie special and added chicken along with a deep dish gluten-free and vegan personal pizza. The veggie pizza was really good and definitely cheesy. Each slice is huge so the pizza probably only has like 8 slices. It's a great casual spot that sits right next to a high end Italian restaurant. I think it may share an owner but I'm not totally sure. My friend liked her vegan pizza and it was nice they had an option for her. I'll have to try the garlic knots the next time I'm in town!

Outstanding quality pizza. I ordered the mushroom with garlic and Rosemary and it was amazing. The Caesar salad was also notably good. The 15% surcharge is annoying. I'm glad they take care of their employees but I would've expected some other approach by management.

Yay! Sunny's is finally open. Definitely worth the wait, if the packed houses of the first few nights are any indication. I'm a huge a cena fan (next door, same owners), but there are times when I'm just looking for a great pizza and beer. Sunny's is a great space that looks like it's been there forever - cozy and casual, with three TVs where we were able to watch the blazers, Timbers and the NFL game simultaneously. Pizza comes by the slice or by the pie. We had a slice of the pizza of the day, a yummy concoction with lamb bacon and feta. We were there long enough to try a veggie slice with pineapple and jalapeño that melted in my mouth (and I am not usually a fan of fruit on my pizza!). Crust was pillowy and perfectly baked. We watched the guys tossing a few behind the counter while we noshed. Beer, wine and also a decent selection of liquor too. Welcome to the neighborhood, Sunny's!

Great pizza and great customer service. There was a mix up in our delivery and they refunded the entire amount. Thank you!!

Best pizza! It's not cheap but you get what you pay for. It has a hole in the wall vibe but is clean and reminds me of a neighborhood joint. Will continue to go whenever we are in the area

Smells delicious when you walk in! Has several pizza by the slice options or order a whole pizza. We opted for the Meat Lovers and a large Caesar Salad, which was a good size salad to split. Service was pretty quick. The salad was just ok, the dressing was creamy and kind of fishy but lacked the tang of a normal Caesar. If you like thin and crispy crust pizza this is a pretty good one but we didn't care for the sauce, tasted like tomato purée with a few garlic chunks. We didn't notice till after paying and leaving an additional 20% tip that they already included a 15% tip on every order so something to be aware of when ordering. Overall a good but not great dining experience, would go back if we were in the area but wouldn't make a special return visit.

First visit on a Sunday afternoon with only a few other customers present. Almost went to Pizzicato instead, but thought this might be a better option, but nope. Walked in and barely received any acknowledgment. Specials half legibly scribbled on a piece of cardboard on the counter. Floor was so dirty and dusty you could skate on it in sneakers. Ordered a slice of supreme, slice of cheese and a small caesar salad. Salad was fine. Cheese slice was bland, greasy and undercooked. Pretty sure the supreme slice started out as a half cooked slice of cheese that had some raw veggies (this means water pooling on your pizza), barely cooked sausage and a few pepperoni slices thrown on it before being warmed in the oven for 10 minutes. At one point the cook opened a new can of olives (to transform cheese slice into supreme), then winced and started examining his hand closely under a light, as if he had just cut himself, after which he and the server looked around to see if anyone else had witnessed the incident before carrying on about their business as if nothing had happened. F*cking disgusting, dangerous and careless. Owner of this joint needs to do some training with the staff, or just fire them all and shut down the shop if this is standard procedure. If you like sh*tty service, undercooked pizza, water as a pizza topping, and the possibility of consuming the staff's bio-matter, then this is the place for you.

Amazing gluten free pizza!! The best I've ever tried. And the wild mushrooms are so good! The crust is very fluffy, unlike most Gf crusts that are thin and chewy. So glad I tried this place. Our new go to pizza spot!! Sorry Mod we found a new favorite Gf pizza! The only thing I found a bit odd was that when you order for pick up they automatically add 15% gratuity to your order without telling you. I ordered two pizzas and it came to $64 with the automatic gratuity. I think they should give customers a choice on what they want to tip. (The tip they added was $14) Especially for takeout. I always tip well, as I've been in the service industry my entire (working) life, but I just find this a bit odd. Maybe letting customers know about the gratuity before completing their order would be more reasonable.

I just had the most expensive pizza slice I have ever had in my life at this place. 6.90 for one slice of pepperoni! Menu price is 6.00 and then they tack on 15% to pay for the livable wage of their employees. Just list 6.90/7.00 as the menu price if that is what you want to charge me. Pay your employees to keep them happy and leave me out of it- thats business. I dont care how the money is allocated. Dont have menu listings posted less than what they actually are.

So sorry to say it was a big miss for Sunny's tonight when we ordered 4 take-out pizzas for a birthday party. It was hard to tell the types apart because there were so few toppings on each. The margherita had tiny slits of basil on it. We called in the order early in the day per their instructions to make sure they'd be ready on time and asked to please cut them into 12 instead of 8 slices -- they did not do that. When you tip 20% ahead of time on a takeout order, I guess I expect better.... We've had Sunny's in the past and it was good, but not tonight......don't think we'll be back.

Stumbled upon this place while hanging out in Sellwood. Excellent pizza by the slice and the Server was attentive. The garlic knots with the pesto topping and ranch to dip was out of this world good. They were also playing great 90s throwback tunes. We'll definitely be back.

They make the best pizza in Sellwood. I love the crust and everything is so delicious!

I'm not sure why I hadn't tried Sunny's before today, I live pretty close and there aren't any good pizzerias in the vicinity. I was very happy to find that Sunny's pizza(we had a pepperoni) was delicious. Good crust, good seasoning, good amount of cheese. I also had a small Greek salad, which was also very good. The food came out quickly as well. They have a ton of indoor and outdoor seating too, I'll definitely be back to try more stuff.

First time eating there, have lived in Sellwood for many, many years. Pizza was exceptional, service was acceptable. The biggest downside is a 15% "health and wellness" surcharge in addition to asking for a tip. Not going to eat there again for that very reason, we'll be going somewhere else.

This has got to be the best pizza we have eaten in years! I got a slice of a special that had kalamata lives, basil, tomato sauce, burrata mozzarella, cherry tomatoes, onions. Our second pizza was the wild mushroom and rosemary---fabulous! The crust is awesome. We went back twice.

A pizza place that's trying to be different with their giant square chunks of pepperoni and massive amount of grains on the underside of their pizza. I'm legitimately bummed making good pizza isn't hard.

Good local pie for those in Sellwood EastMoreland- I'd give it a 7.5 of 10. Easy in/out never a problem getting a table- pizza is big and if you ask them to make it thin and crispy it can be an 8- owner owns a Cena Italian restaurant next door and it would be great if they would have an appetizer smaller pizza on the a Cena menu.

Sunny's is open late; it's great to be welcomed when we walk in after 10 pm! They have a reasonable choice of wines, good Caesar salad, and big slices of pizza from a changing menu. The service is quick and pleasant. Tip is included on the tab, and, they say, is distributed to the entire staff. The tables are spaced nicely, so there's no feeling of being crowded. The lighting is pleasantly dim, with interesting fixtures above each table. The music is mellow and clearly some attention was paid to acoustics, with the result that it's not noisy. A comfortable, welcoming spot for late night food and drink!

Came for Portland Pizza week.... OMG they had a great slice! Clean, well light, lots of seating. A ryainy comfortable place. Well prepared for all of us "slicers". I think because you can usually get slices. Small bar area with beer, wine, and cocktails. Only thing this place needs is Dessert! Where's the oven cookie? Must come back here and try a whole pie.

One of my favorite pizza places,if not my favorite! Always pick this place over soo many! My go-to for sure!

Soo yummy & soo kind! I ordered on Postmates (which I thought was only for delivery) Come to find out that it was a pick up and not a delivery... I did not know I Postmates provided an option for pick up or delivery... That seems stupid I would've just called the restaurant directly if I was going to pick it up. However I made that error and when I called Sunny's they were so kind and said worry not we will cook you up a fresh pie for you! Kindness goes a long way! Thanks Sunny's!!

Ordered the meat lovers for takeout (obviously). I have to say, this pizza was pretty fantastic. The crust was slightly chewy, the meats/flavors were great, I liked the sauce. It really just hit the spot all around. The only weird thing was the pizza was oval, not round but obviously it eats all the same so whatever. Will definitely be getting pizza from here again. Most definitely worth it.

Pizza- the pizza is great and I love the toppings. It's New York City style pizza, like Scotty's but more expensive. It's well planned pizza but the crust is consistently a little over done. Inside- the setup is a bit weird. You pay right as you walk in, so if there's a line it's hard to get out and people are squished behind the door. Also you don't get to see the pizza at the counter, a lot of the more traditional pizza joints have cases or the pizza on display so you can see what you're ordering. Vibe- love the music and vibe of the place. Service- excellent! It's super fast and friendly. Overall love the pizza and service so we will be back.

Really delicious pizza here. I love the crust it has a good char and is also foldable and chewy. Toppings are very fresh and flavorful. You get a lot of value for what you pay for because the large size pizza is huge. My favorite pizzas are their Spicy Hawaiian which has really great high quality bacon and Calabrian chili peppers and their Salsiccia which has really tasty Italian sausage with arugula and Mama Lil's peppers. Pizza here is consistently great and I highly recommend it!

Sunny's makes a great pie, I love the whole thing. Garlic knots are top tier and the desserts are fantastic. It's my household's go-to spot now. However, they have a definite consistency issue since COVID hit. Today, half my pizza was completely black on the bottom and they've forgotten either my salad or garlic knots the last 3 orders. Gotta cut em some slack right now, but I need that Caesar! Anyway, still give them your $ cause it's a great za. And make sure to get the large order of knots.

Pizza for the rich? They say on their sign that they pay a living wage. The customer service seemed lacking for people who get paid well. They didn't know much about their products. I asked about carbs regarding their gluten free option and the representative responded unenthusiastically saying he had no idea. I work at a pizzeria. I know some rough information about our gluten free and cauliflower options and we don't even advertise a living wage. He didn't offer to go look it up, or anything. There was nobody there in line so the customer service could've been better. Since he didn't know his product, I ordered a chicken caesar salad. It was horribly average for the $17+ dollars I paid for it before tip. So, with the lackluster enthusiasm (which is excusable because, you know, we all have bad days), the lack of knowledge of the product, and the exorbitant price, I cannot recommend. It's in a fine area of town, but they're not in New York. I'd completely ignore the high prices (thus not this review) if there was just more to the package in friendliness and knowledge of their product. The service was very fast, though. I got my high-priced salad quickly.

Delicious and high end ingredients (the wild mushroom pizza is on point). Good crust and a descent price.