A Pizza Mart — Restaurant in Seattle

I didn't really expect anything from this pizza mart except cheap pizza and alcohol options, but the fact that the pizza was actually decent was surprising

They started off in a tough note by getting our order mixed up - so despite everyone else at our table getting their pizzas, we didn't get ours for 30 minutes or so When we eventually did get it, it was really hot - hot enough that I burned the roof of my mouth on it.

The pizza was pretty good! We got the pepperoni, but the cheese part of it was probably the best. It was melted super well, and there was actually a lot of cheese on there. It felt really freshly baked - very much unlike a takeout pizza you might get. It felt super soft to the touch. The crust was also excellent. It was really crunchy and not chewy in the slightest. This might've been my favorite part

On the downsides - despite this being a pepperoni pizza, there wasn't really much pepperoni slices on it Also, the price was pretty expensive. 3 of us split a 14-inch pizza, and this came out to around $30 in total. A 14-inch being around $25 in original price is a bit too expensive

Overall, it's not quite cheap pizza, but if you want a slightly higher quality - this place does it...

I don’t even know where to begin. Maybe with the fact that I waited 45 minutes for a cold, soggy mess that they dared to call a pizza? The crust tasted like cardboard soaked in mop water, the sauce was weirdly sweet and watery, and the cheese had the texture of melted plastic. If that was pepperoni on top, someone should inform the FDA immediately.

And for “Ci Ci” the server—if you enjoy being ignored, glared at, and then treated like a massive inconvenience for daring to order food at a restaurant, you’re in for a real treat! Our server looked like they lost a bet and had to work that day. No smile, no basic courtesy, and definitely no refill on my drink, which sat empty for most of the meal like a monument to disappointment.

The ambiance? Imagine a gas station restroom with dim lighting and the faint smell of regret.

This place should be used as a training example of what not to do in the food industry. I’ve had better meals in hospital cafeterias. Never going back. Would give zero...

My coworkers and I came in to celebrate our friends moving away. When we walked in we were met with rude and unwelcoming behavior. Since the bar gal cc was alone we assumed she was overwhelmed so we one by one walked up to order (only a few of us ordered) so we wouldn't further overwhelm her. I don't think she belongs in guest facing service she was so rude to everyone of us and we were yet so nice. When it came to close she came to our group only to ask us to "get out" I was appalled at her approach. We were waiting for food and drinks she said okay but everyone else had to leave, what about the bar top patrons. Now we are all vet service people so I know we were acting accordingly....