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Best pizza by the slice in Seattle, and the calzones are pretty tasty as well.. This place has the best pizza by the slice I've found in Seattle. They also have excellent calzones, though I have to say the gyros are nowhere near the quality of Aladdin just about a block to the south some people I know swear by them as the best they've ever had. Not only is the food excellent, but the people who run it are very nice as well.…
Editorial Review. A New York-style pizzeria with inventive toppings, popular with students.
Brava, Bravissima!.
This is the 2nd best pizza in town, although there may be nothing that can compete with their spinach and 4 cheese specialty. Take out or by-the-slice, this place rocks! Great crust, good toppings,
huge slices, and cheap!
Take no heed of naysayers, Seattle is a great pizza city!!…
One of the Better Seattle Pizza Places. By looking at this place, one would not expect it to be good. But it turns out to be one of the best "east coast" style pizzas that I've found in Seattle (a city of many a bad pizza). Their staff are friendly, and quick, and their prices are good. In particular, they've offered a great discount on pick-up for a large plain pizza (under $10). The only negative comment I can make is that they are a little bit inconsistent depending on who is making the pizza - but there seems to be better than 80% chance of it being good.…
Shuouldn't Even Be Rated. I really dont feel I can accurately describe in words how awful Pizza Brava is. They skimp on the cheese and the sauce. This might actually be a good thing as neither adds any substance to the taste. The crust (which is already like gnawing on gristle) is desperate need of cover for its horrid taste. There toppings provide no such cover, they are of poor quality similar to those you might find in a $0.99 frozen pizza. In short Pizza Brava is not worth your time or your money.…
