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We know what you’re probably asking yourself: “There are a baker’s dozen Edmonds pizza places where we can either order pies to go or sit down and enjoy?”
Yes. Yes, there are. There are actually more than a baker’s dozen Edmonds pizza places, but we didn’t want to overwhelm you completely, so we’re focusing on the top 13 (in our not-very-humble local foodie opinions). Bookmark this page because we’ll update it as new spots arise. For now, note that we’ve ordered the list alphabetically and will tell you what we love about each place, along with whether they are best for dining in, taking out, or ordering delivery.
And, if you’ve been reading our blog, consider this the addendum to #7 on our “10 Things You Need for a Productive Team Offsite” roundup. Fueled brains and bodies are happy brains and bodies. Plus, let’s face it, pizza is always a crowd-pleaser.
In a rush? Skip ahead to see our top 13 pizza spots:
- Demetris Woodstone Taverna
- Epulo Bistro
- Fire & The Feast
- Five Restaurant and Bistro
- Johnny Mo’s
- Kebella’s
- MOTO Pizza
- Niles Peacock Kitchen & Bar
- Pagliacci Pizza
- PCC
- Perrinville Brick Oven Pizza
- Portofino Restaurant & Bar
- Ristorante Machiavelli
A Dozen Plus Edmonds Pizza Places
Demetris Woodstone Taverna
Does a tapas restaurant know its way around a ‘za? Yeah, Demetris does. They may call them flatbreads (try the peaches and burrata!), but the concept is the same. We recommend dining in at Demetris because it offers great views (especially around sunset) and is a thrill for your locals and out-of-towners alike. We covered it in our “The Best Happy Hour Spots in Downtown Edmonds” guide a few years ago, too, if you need more ideas for that.
Epulo Bistro
If you want to host a party and Workhorse doesn’t suit your needs, consider Epulo right down the road at Salish Crossing. Their private dining room is *chef’s kiss* and you get to order from their delicious menu, which includes a nice list of pizzas. This is your fanciest option on the list, so utilize it for candlelit conversations as needed. Sure, you can pick your pizza up, but this is another place where we prefer to dine in. And, if you like artichoke hearts on your pie, this is the restaurant for you.
Fire & The Feast
If you like the idea of PNW Italian and a va bene attitude, grab your team and head up Main to Fire & The Feast. You can order takeout from this fun spot, but it’s so much better IRL. Their Pepperoni & Calabrian Honey Pizza is a star with many groups, as is the Pear Gorgonzola Pizza. We’re big fans of the Mushroom Salsiccia Pizza ourselves. And don’t skip the drinks!
Five Restaurant and Bistro
If you want to enjoy an intimate gathering away from the thrall of downtown, take a few-minute drive from Workhorse to Five right up the 104. This cozy gem keeps the names simple and the pizzas perfection. Get a few to share or one just for you. Compared to the other places on our list, the pizzas are smaller, but super worth it. Order us a Prosciutto, will ya?
Johnny Mo’s
Does your team debate Chicago vs. New York-style pizza? Do you want to engage them in a conversation this spirited? If so, head to Main Street Commons to either pick up or dine in.
Pro tip: One of the newest pizza spots in town also has a great by-the-slice lunch special that will impress your guests, especially if you’ve got a conference room rental over the lunch hour.
Kebella’s
Looking for the most memorable team-building activity in town? Take Kebella’s 30/30 Competition and nominate three people you work with to eat the Kebella’s XXXL pizza in thirty minutes or fewer. Check out the details here and visualize yourself on their wall of fame. You could also hope to pop in while a separate trio is indulging, but watching people you know nom for glory is always more fun. Takeout and delivery are options, too.
MOTO Pizza
Purveyors of “odd pizza,” MOTO is just a fun place to hang out, period. Enjoy the retro vibes, pop art, and soft serve while you’re there, or pre-order your pizza to-go. Their Crab and Clam Chowdah pizzas have been hotly debated around town (please do try them and let us know which sides you land on) and their fun, Filipino influence is infused in every slice. This place is a conversation starter, for sure.
Niles Peacock Kitchen & Bar
A sourdough crust recipe shared from Sourdough Willie’s across the water in Kingston and a dedication to excellence sets Niles Peacock apart from the rest. Dine in at Salish Crossing or get yours to go if you’re in a hurry. Not only are the pizzas here award-winning, but the cocktails are James Beard Foundation recognized. Pretty cool to have that many food awards right here in Edmonds, huh?
Pagliacci Pizza
If you’re hankering for tried and true and the ability to use up all those rewards points you’ve earned over the years, order Pagliacci for your team. We’re big fans of their veggie AGOG pies, but at Pagliacci, you really can’t go wrong. Their Edmonds location is the only store outside of King County!
PCC
Want something quick with access to lots of other options? PCC is the place for you. Pop over during lunch and grab a slice or preorder whole pies. Then, set your team free to grab their own drinks and desserts. Alternatively, if you’re burning the midnight oil (well, almost midnight—the store closes at 11), you’ll find everything you need to fuel your creative fire at PCC.
Perrinville Brick Oven Pizza
If you feel like you’ve tried them all, head over to Perrinville Brick Oven Pizza to see what they’re cooking up. You can order delivery if you feel like you don’t want to drive, but we always like to check out newer spots in person first. Not only do they have tons of options, but they also offer a 10” build-your-own that will keep HR-activating squabbles at bay.
Portofino Restaurant & Bar
Right on the edge of Olympic View Drive sits a local staple, Portofino, from which we’ve ordered many a pizza for our lunch and learns and more. The space is much bigger than you would expect when you first open the door, so you can certainly dine in, especially if you live in Lynnwood or North Edmonds/Mukilteo (it’s on your commute), but they also have a lot more than pizza. Bonus: They offer low-carb options and delivery.
Ristorante Machiavelli
Experience a taste of Italy just a little over a block from Workhorse at Ristorante Machiavelli. Choose from half a dozen pizzas along with a wide variety of Italian favorites like Eggplant Parm and gluten-free Roasted Pepper Pesto. Need a place to celebrate a big win? This is your spot!
It’s A Pizza Party! We’ve given you plenty to work with here, so start working your way through the list and keep us updated on your pizza-driven adventures. Tag us on social media (@workhorse_coworking) so we can cheer you on and show you off to our community of local hard workers. We pull harder together, after all.
