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Pizza Happy Hours, All Around the Town.

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The happy hour situation is kind of out of control. Did you know that Falafel King in Pike Place Market has a happy hour? Fact. Also, did you know three of our better pizza places do too? Fact, fact, fact. Let’s discuss.

Tutta Bella would prefer that you call its happy hour the Aperitivo Italiano. The highlight of this discount, which is offered at all locations from 2 to 6pm Monday through Fridays, is the $6 Regina Margharita pizza. Tutta Bella’s décor is not so much my style, but the pizza is very, very, very much my style. Other discounts: $2 off all draft beers and wine by the glass and $3 off cocktails at Westlake and Issaquah. The wine comes with wee ramekins of olives. The one thing on the menu I will go ahead and steer you away from is the wood-fired flat bread with pomodoro San Marzano (tomato sauce with San Marzano tomatoes). Basically, it’s a pizza crust with tomato sauce on the side. Who cares about that? Otherwise, you are good to go.

I’ve told you before about the happy hour at Serious Pie, which has seriously sad hours (3 to 5pm weekdays) but if you can get there it’s a thing of magic. Five dollars buys you a mini pie. Order three among two people and call it dinner.

And then there is the happy hour at Via Tribunali, where three different pizzas (Margherita, Napoletana, Salame) are offered for $5. There are also specials on pints of Peroni ($3), and house wine by the half-liter and liter. ($8, $16). Here is where things get complicated: At the Belltown branch in the Croc, HH is 4-6pm and 11-close everyday. On Capitol Hill it starts at 10:30pm Sunday-Thursday, but at 11pm on Friday and Saturday. In Fremont, its 4-6pm and 10-close everyday, same thing in Georgetown. In Queen Anne, its 10pm-close everyday.

Got all that? Go get pizza.

Tags: Happy Hour, Pizza

 

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By ashley on Jan 28, 2010 at 3:19PM

Serious Pie is always my favorite, but those hours are definitely harsh! A runner-up: Palomino Seattle has full-size pizzas on their HH menu for $5. 3-close every day. At Bellevue location, HH is all day, every day. The one with Uli’s sausage is really good!

By Jess on Jan 28, 2010 at 3:21PM

Good to know, thanks Ashley. I have yet to check out Palomino. Now it’s on the list.

By Don on Jan 29, 2010 at 11:52AM

Thanks for mentioning Via Tribunali it is my favorite especially the little known Georgetown location. The whole pizzeria including the sign was imported from an old pizzeria that closed in Naples. Talk about recycling.

By Jess on Jan 30, 2010 at 4:28PM

I think Via Trib does a great job with their spaces. They’re all stylish and romantic. I’m glad you enjoy the one in Georgetown. I’ve heard good things about Stellar’s too. Anyone?

By Graham on Feb 03, 2010 at 10:27AM

Snoose Junction in Greenwood has a great happy hour as well, and that location is much larger then the Ballard spot.

By Sarah on Feb 03, 2010 at 4:31PM

What about Talaricos? $4 dollar slices for happy hour and the slices are huge. I can usually eat the whole slice, but when I can’t I have a snack for the next day. I know west seattle is kind of out there, but I try to live local. Love Via Tribunali too…george town love!

By Jess on Feb 04, 2010 at 3:31PM

Wait Sarah, you ask for the rest of your slice to go? That’s is so awesome. A lot of places won’t doggybag HH food, Talaricos is cool with it?

By Shellly on Feb 27, 2010 at 5:11PM

Re: Stellar…Don’t know about a happy hour but really like the pizza. Thin, crispy crust. Should put it on your list to try.

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