Flying Pie Pizzeria
Issaquah, WA 98027
Phone: (425) 391-2407
- Cross Street:
- W Sunset Way
- Hours:
- Mon-Thu 11am-9pm, Fri-Sat 11am-10pm, Sun 12pm-8pm
Message from Flying Pie Pizzeria
Pizza with Pride. Family owned and operated.
- Family Friendly Environment
- Open 7 days a week for lunch
- We will cater your next event
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Editorial Review for Flying Pie Pizzeria – by Nicole Christie
The Scene
You may have to remind yourself that you're in Issaquah, given the unmistakably U. District atmosphere. Budweiser banners and flyers advertising local concerts, plays and author readings comprise most of the décor in the dimly lit dining area. Place orders at the counter and watch as it's clipped to a cow bell and sent soaring along a cable to the pie-tossing crew.
The Food
Choose from four pan sizes, two types of homemade, hand-tossed dough (original or whole wheat) and four thicknesses of crust. Toppings are generous and range from standard favorites such as large bites of spicy Italian sausage and fresh tomatoes to specialty sprinklings like roasted red peppers, artichoke hearts and smoked oysters. The extra thick "Sicilian" crust is tender and flavorful; others may arrive soggy and bland. The best bet is to order a pie large enough to result in leftovers--these pies refrigerate well and are delicious for days afterward.
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User Reviews for Flying Pie Pizzeria
04/23/2008 Posted by CDLubinsky
Date night with my husband is very special to me. My walking partners, have been talking about the Flying Pie since forever. It was my turn to pick. The location is easy to find. I "mapquested". The freeway signs on I-90, helped too. The restaurant was busy. We ordered a couple of micro brews and sat down to review the bill of fare. The menu is mouth watering. Hand tossed pizza. The best part is that you can watch your pizzas being made and baked, which we did. Our Stromboli pizza order, we were told would take 25 minutes. So, we had another round. Had a salad, from the salad bar. MMMM, breadsticks. We are accustomed to ordering the largest size pizza. The order taker talked us into ordering less, (14"). My husband worried that we wouldn't have enough. Half a pizza later as we're both rubbing our full bellies, my darling husband is already salivating at the idea that he's having pizza for lunch the next day. I love this place. Prices are affordable, when you consider that you get 2 meals. Beer is cheap. Quaint interior. Friendly staff. Delivery too, but not to Everett, where we live. We'll be back!!!!!
Pros: Easy to find. Convenient parking.
Cons: No Flying Pie in Everett
01/09/2008 Posted by bartdacat
I found it interesting that someone else new to Issaquah had the same experience we did. The moving crew that delivered our house items highly recommended this place, so we thought we should try it. The guy on te other end of the phone kept holding a conversation with someone else standing near him, and asked us to repeat our order multiple times, then he'd get distracted and ask us yet again! To top it all off, it took over an hour for our pizza to finally get delivered, and the smarmy delivery person wasn't even the remotest bit friendly. the pizza itself was mediocre at best, and not at all impressive. I've had much better pizza from larger chain restaurants.
Pros: Can't really think of any...
Cons: If you expect speedy delivery, call somewhere else.
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