Round Table Pizza

Ram F.

Joined 2 months ago

Expensive, poor quality. Went for lunch buffet. Ends at 2pm. Arrived at 1:30. Pizza old, salad bar - lettuce wilted, cottage cheese runny, bacon full of large chunks of chewy fat. Charged full price for buffet but didn't receive discount or apology for unfresh pizza/bread. If buffet offered through 2pm, then fresh food should be offered or a discount given. Entire time, lead employee complaining & talking loudly about water on floor problem.

Doesn't Recommend

ADaysJourney

Joined 4 years ago

Expensive, poor quality - Not Round Table standard. Round Table is the most expensive pizza chain around. Their menu is great, and their food has the potential to be outstanding. However, I spent $54 for two pizzas for my husband's birthday dinner. Both were burned ("sometimes that happens when we have to use the 2nd oven" according to the person at the counter), and the "extra cheese" we ordered - and PAID FOR - was not present. What is happening with this restaurant? The location in Mill Creek is better - we won't be going back to Woodinville Round Table.

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Jennifer Olvera

Joined 10 years ago

This King Arthur-themed restaurant dishes out pizzas, sandwiches, salads and more to hungry families and couples on dates.. In Short
The first Round Table Pizza opened in Menlo Park, Calif. in 1959. Today, the chain boasts more than 500 restaurants internationally and is recognized for its made-from-scratch dough, mozzarella, provolone and cheddar blend and gourmet toppings like fire-roasted Roma tomatoes, creamy garlic sauce and salami. Pizzas are available in pan and "skinny" (aka, super-thin) varieties. The menu also offers up turkey, ham and chicken club sandwiches, bread sticks and salads.