What is the Best Pizza in Seattle? Top Spots for Every Style
TL;DR: On the hunt for the best pizza in Seattle? This guide breaks down the city’s pizza scene style by style so you can match the pie to your craving, and shows where MOTO fits among the top spots. Here’s what you’ll discover:
- Why Seattle’s pizza scene quietly punches above its reputation, powered by craftsmanship and local ingredients.
- A quick rundown of the main styles in town: New York, Neapolitan and wood-fired, Chicago deep dish, and Detroit-style.
- What sets MOTO’s ODD PIZZA apart: square-cut, Detroit-style pies with a crispy, caramelized frico crust built on a century-old sourdough starter.
- An honest take on what “best” really means, since the right pie depends on the moment and the craving.
- How to find MOTO across Seattle and order online.
Seattle knows how to do food. We’re a city of fresh salmon, coffee obsessives, teriyaki joints, and yes, some seriously good pizza. But with so many styles and so many strong opinions floating around, tracking down the best pizza in Seattle can feel like a delicious full-time job. Good news: we made you a map.
Whether you’re a thin-crust purist, a deep-pan devotee, or someone who just wants a great slice after a long day, here’s how to navigate the city’s pizza scene by style, and exactly where MOTO fits into the mix.