10 Best Pizza Restaurants in Issaquah

“We love this place and haven’t had anything we didn’t like!! Great food. However….. make sure you dress warm… they have blankets you can throw over you but it is still pretty chilly in there.“

“I had an issue with my pizza not being delivered, but to be fair, the next day the owner made it right. Because it was close to closing that night, they turned the delivery over to Door Dash. That's who forgot my pizza. I've ordered since then and their food is delicious!“

“Great service. Noisier than I recall, but maybe it is just busier.“

“Not much has changed except a bit lighter on the toppings. New thick crust. I need to try it next time. I like the thin crust. I always build my own and it's different every time. Out of roasted garlic. ? Typical wait time. Something sticky on the floor.“

“My online orders are always ready when promised. Staff is friendly. Location is convenient. My only question is why a CRUSTLESS Pizza is more expensive than one with a crust.

Dietary restrictions: Crustless option for those watching carb intake.

Parking: Large strip mall shopping center with lots of free parking.“

“Shane, Zoe,Riley Gabby and Nathan, Shelby. Amazing experience. Fresh food and tasty beverages. What a great environment!. Want to spend more time here. Great place for connections!“

“Wholesome, genuinely caring and family friendly, I have a deep respect and gratitude for the family who has made these flying pies since I was a kid! Thanks for decades of pizza ♥️ muchísimas gracias por compartir su pizza con nosotros todos estos años. Sin saber, ustedes han inspirado unas memorias tan bonitas que nos siguen toda la vida.“

“I love the pizza’s thin crust! The spices in the sauce are just right with just enough cheese! And, the service is always great.“

“My husband ordered take out for my sons and I. There was a mix up with our order and within 5 min of our delivery the nicest gal (I believe the manager) delivered the rest of our order. She was the sweetest person and delivered it with a genuine smile ! Thank you for going out of your way! Our order wouldn’t be complete without those yummy bread sticks!“

“Organic diced tomatoes - false claim. Additive: calcium chloride (CaCl₂) is not considered an organic compound. Organic compounds are generally defined as chemical compounds that contain carbon-hydrogen (C-H) bonds. Calcium chloride, being an ionic compound composed of calcium and chloride ions, does not contain any carbon-hydrogen bonds and is therefore classified as an inorganic compound.“