Local star chef Tom Douglas is serious about food, and that includes pizza. His applewood-burning oven turns out artisan-quality pies with crispy, chewy crusts and mouth-wateringly delicious toppings. Two of my favorites are the Yukon gold potato pizza with rosemary and pecorino, and the sweet fennel sausage pizza with roasted peppers and provolone. These pies are perfectly sized for sharing—don’t try to eat one all by yourself, or you’ll need to take a nap. Serious Pie is located in the “Tom Douglas District” around 4th and Virginia, near his other landmark restaurants (Lola and Etta’s). The low-ceilinged room is reminiscent of a pub, very informal, always busy. There’s beer on tap, a limited wine list, some excellent ciders, and a refreshing array of non-alcoholic concoctions that are as good as any cocktail: try the house-made Seville orange and pink peppercorn on tap.
Seattle› Restaurant
Serious Pie
316 Virginia St
Our Rating
Neighborhood
Downtown
Hours
Daily 11am–11pm
Phone
206/838-7388
Prices
Main courses $17–$19
Cuisine Type
Pizza
Web site
Serious Pie
Other
Reservations not accepted

Map
316 Virginia St SeattleNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.