Ian's Pizza On The Hill

Came here with my wife for lunch- as it was next door to the art supply store we visited. Wow!!! Very creative pizzas. I ended up getting a slice of pepperoni and a slice of barbecue chicken pizza. Wife got a slice of Mac and cheese pizza and vegetable garlic pizza. We loved it. Thin crust- really tasty. The service was friendly and the atmosphere was awesome. We loved that it is lgbtq friendly as well. The whole neighborhood seemed to be lgbtq friendly.

Pasta on pizza? Why not! This place doesn’t care about your traditional pizza rules. They put together incredible pizzas with the creative flair of an unsupervised hungry kid who’s given access to a pizza oven. All the fun, unique, and weird types of pizza taste really good, and pair together well with the pizza. This place is not for close minded people or those with boring, unadventurous palates.

This location has been a lifesaver for me. I was diagnosed with Leukemia last year and when I was in the hospital, having a pizza place that had vegan options was amazing, and I often got the vegan pepperoni; It was one of the few things I could eat. Then I discovered they had vegan wings. I had known they had them prior but completely forgot. More often than not, they're unfortunately out of the wings throughout the week and they're only available on the weekends really. So when I feel like I can only eat this and they don't have it it sucks. But with my vomiting and nausea, the wings are something I not only feel a hunger for, which is rare, but something I can keep down and has helped me gain weight. I am so appreciate of the workers here and they're so kind. They've made me smile and laugh in moments after chemo where I feel like crying. It's less than a minute of interaction but can change my entire mood for the day in a positive way. I basically beg my mom to drive me down to Cap Hill from Everett purely for the wings. Hell, I'd even go on public transit for them (Can't really do that yet but slowly but surely). Please never ever remove the wings from your menu. I wish I knew where y'all source them from so I can make them at home sometimes. But it's worth the travel. To anyone who read this far along... Try the vegan wings. They're amazing. They have regular wings too but even my family says they're better than the actual meat.

Ian’s is my go-to pizza by the slice in Seattle. It’s the closest thing to east coast pizza I’ve found in the city. They always have a great selection and the slices are huge w/ a thinner crust (not doughy or too thick). The combinations are very interesting, and they have good options for vegans/vegetarians. My favorite is the Penne Alfredo w/ Sausage, very garlicky and good flavor. The dining room closes at 8PM, but the window stays open later.

Love the variety of pizza! I love the pepperoni, the Mac n cheese and also the slice with the spinach and other vegetables on it, super delicious biggest pizza slices you’ve ever seen. Prepare yourself to pay about seven dollars a slice. However, the slice is about the size of a small pizza. Fresh pizzas that they warm up in a pizza oven to give him that good crisp fresh bite. The staff is always very pleasant and welcoming. They have a little window that’s open to the sidewalk even after the dining room closes so it’s very convenient, especially considering it’s across the street from the college and that part of the city tends to hang out on the weekends and the weekdays at night.

Ian’s Pizza was worth every penny! We got the Hawaiian pizza and omg it was delicious. I’m usually skeptical about Hawaiian but now I want more and it’s solely because of how well Ian’s makes their pizza if you’re looking for a reasonably priced pizza in the city of Seattle, definitely give Ian’s a try! PS: we got the 20” inch Maui Wowie pizza and LOOK at how big this thing was!!! Emphasis on was because even though it was huge… it didn’t last long lol!