Pagliacci Pizza Restaurant

Pagliacci's is sooooo good. The pizza, salad, bread sticks, everything. This location is good, but to access it is another story. Stairs from the street side and we had a stroller so we had to go around. The staff is nice and the service is quick. Grab a slice of pie or a whole one, either way it will be great.

Pizza is one of my favorite things to eat. This restaurant did not disappoint! The pizza is excellent. I would highly recommend. The sauce was good and flavorful but not over powering. The crust was crispy and chewy. It was a joy to eat this. I came here to grab a pizza to bring back to my hotel room. My two complaint would be that it was fairly expensive for a small pizza (approximately $20 with tax), and it took about 15 minutes to make. My regret was that I should have probably just gotten a few slices for speed and price. Customer service was fine. The restaurant was clean and very family friendly. I would come here again. I like it that much.

The pizza is really starting to taste bland and the crust is just as awful. The staff is quite rude with banging their instruments and pizza paddles around when folks are trying to eat and hold a decent reasonable loudness conversation. I shouldn't have to tell the staff to keep it down to speak with my business partners for a casual lunch. They also handed me a kemper root beer bottle with the top of the glass broken which cut my lip. Come on guys...get your sh** together. You used to be a good pizza place.

Pagliacci is the best pizza chain in the Seattle metro area. Everyone is aware of this. However, I recently went to this location for lunch. I've been working in Bellevue for 5 years, and never considered going to Pagliacci for lunch. I was pleasantly surprised! First - a slice is like $3.50. Whoa. Cheap. Surprising! I got two. For me, any halfway decent lunch costs about $12 in Bellevue. The only exceptions are Potbelly (sandwich $6-7) and Chipotle (burrito - $7). So... finding a new budget place for lunch is pretty exciting, especially when it's my favorite. So - I got here around 11:30 - tiny line, and they had three pizzas available with slices: pepperoni, meat (like, sausage, pepperoni and other stuff), and some kind of vegetable one. I got two pepperoni - because I'm an American. They swiftly moved the two slices into the pizza oven to heat up. Fun! I said I was taking the pizza "to go" because I think they charge you tax if they eat there (at least, that's how it was when I was in California). By the time the short line had subsided and I paid, my two slices were ready. They put the slices in a small cardboard holder and I was on my way (to eat there)! I went upstairs because I'd never been to this location before and it was really cute. A view down into the restaurant, and a soda machine. Awesome... I opened my box of pizza and the pepperoni grease glistened in the light. It was like heaven. I dabbed a little bit of it off with a napkin i procured from near the soda machine - I mostly didn't want it getting in my hipster beard, especially at lunch of all times. The pizza was so good - excellent quality ingredients, flavorful pepperoni. My only minor qualm is that I wish I could have gotten a custom slice - I would have ordered pepperoni and Mama Lil's peppers (delicious, greasy goat horn peppers). I finished my slices and looked around for a place to dispose of my cardboard waste... and to my surprise, there was none! Everyone knows greasy cardboard can't really be recycled - so seeing the three options: compost, recycle, and like... dishes... I was disappointed in my decision to get my pizza "to go". I put my cardboard in the compost - I'd probably put it in my compost! I don't know if that was the correct decision for them, though. Anyway... clearly a 5-star experience. Cheap. Good quality. Best pizza in Seattle. Close to my work. I'll definitely be back when I'm feeling gluttonous or it's just Friday again.

This pizza company is not only over priced, but their pizza is always flat, always greasy. They say "Our ingredients are never frozen". Yet they taste so horrible. Sometimes people look at the prices they pay to help dictate their tastebuds. I've tried 3 locations and they all are disgusting. Almost as bad as Acropolis. I had a friend who worked there a couple years back and when we were hanging she would recommend this place and give us an employee discount. But after 3 times I said no this pizza place sucks. I don't know why people go here. Please either update your ingredients or lower your prices. Little Caesars taste better, and that's low.

Great, place for a quick lunch and or gathering spot with friends. Friendly staff and plenty of food to choose from. Their salads are so good! Can't go wrong with any. They also serve beer, but very limited selection. Prices per meal for 2 people averages around $25 - $35 so, it's expensive! We got two slices (one per person) of pizza, a large salad and two beers (one per person). Parking is a hassel. Parking garage is shared with surrounding businesses and Bellevue Square Mall, so be prepared to fight for parking spots.

3 out of 4 staff was awesome & sweet. One fella made me feel like crap because I was shocked that the "margarita"pizza was a TBSP of sauce & cheese. It's bread with bruised basil on it, that is not fresh mozzarella.... I could make a better pizza in my sleep. Overpriced for faux fancy pizza. The rude fella told me I could only Order a new pizza or get a gift card because I paid for delivery with cash. I had already waited an hour to get the pizza. The next fella gave me a refund. Needless to say I was severely disappointed.

Walk-in ordered to go. Staff was very nice and approachable, welcoming me being an out-of-towner. Very unique and tasty pies: definitely something I'll get whenever I'm back to Seattle. Had the Meatball Combo pizza and loved the sweet caramelized onions. But being from the east coast, you can definitely tell this is a west coast pizza place, it feels a bit too fancy for a regular pizza dive.