We had a wonderful time at this Italian restaurant. The burrata was absolutely delicious— pesto was flavorful and really enhanced the dishes. We tried the Margherita pizza. My friend, who visits often, highly recommended this place, and it lived up to expectations. The service was attentive, and we spent a long, enjoyable time chatting and savoring our meal. A truly delightful dining experience!
Vegan Restaurant
Pizzeria Pulcinella
· $$$$ · Seattle · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 0 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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We had a wonderful time at this Italian restaurant. The burrata was absolutely delicious— pesto was flavorful and really enhanced the dishes. We tried the Margherita pizza. My friend, who visits often, highly recommended this place, and it lived up to expectations. The service was attentive, and we spent a long, enjoyable time chatting and savoring our meal. A truly delightful dining experience!
I had two pizzas to go and it was absolutely delicious! Giovanni and Enzo were very flavorful with well cooked dough. I was surprised to read other reviews. My pizzas were not soggy or very greasy. I 100% recommend this place!
I had two pizzas to go and it was absolutely delicious! Giovanni and Enzo were very flavorful with well cooked dough. I was surprised to read other reviews. My pizzas were not soggy or very greasy. I 100% recommend this place!
Awful pizza. I am sorry to write a bad review, but I wish I had known this beforehand. I am Italian and had already given up on hoping to find a decent pizza in Seattle, but this is by far the worst. The pizza dough is terrible, and the pizza itself was not well cooked—which is bad, cause it’s heavy, hard to digest, leaves you extremely thirsty, just too bad overall. The tags here on Google say it’s Neapolitan style, but I think that association is an insult to Naples. I also find it insulting that they pretend to be Italian with the music and the paintings on the walls, while nothing is Italian in there—neither the staff, nor the food, nor the products. They also have a fake diploma about “vera pizza” on the wall—why would you do that? I actually came here genuinely happy because the description made it sound like an authentic Italian place. Such a disappointment. Trust me, this is not Italian pizza and if you are looking for Italian food this is just a scam. The staff was very friendly and nice though.