Round Table Pizza

The pizza is pretty good but seriously over priced. I also phoned in my order for pickup and arrived right when they said it would be ready. However upon my arrival they hadn’t even started cooking it yet so I had to wait around another 20 minutes.

I love their Lunch Buffet. Many other people also love it. And they all seemed to show up for the Lunch Buffet at the same time. The one front person was left all to his lonesome to handle the line of customers and also update the cooks in back about being out of foods.
We customers needed more pizza, twists and salad bar items. For a long time the pizza table was out of food. :(
When the line was emptied the front person went around to each table to check in with customers, when it would have been better to work on the problem of not much food available at the buffet bars.
Today was a fail. I overheard a customer complaint about the issues. FAIL. They can and have done better.

Excellent pizza, not so excellent price.
I love Round Table. I’ve eaten it ever since I was a kid and I can bet most people have had some kind of party there before. It’s an icon of an establishment for kids.
This place has arguably the best crust of any pizza joint, ever. It’s fantastic. I’ve tried many, many different pizza places and RT still reigns supreme. It’s the perfect blend of crispiness and flavor from spices.
The pizza itself is very unique tasting. It’s like a blend of classic greasy style pizza and gourmet. The pepperoni gets a shout out too because it might also be the best pepperoni I’ve had on pizza. It tastes great, they cook it well, and it’s got a bit of a kick that most places pep doesn’t have. My favorite, because of that, is just straight pepperoni pizza. My parents love the smokehouse BBQ pizza.
Not to mention most RT joints have salad bars with ridiculously good breadsticks. The salad bar has a bajillion choices of toppings and the breadsticks are icing on the cake. We’ll usually find ourselves getting an extra order of these just because they are so good.
As far as this particular establishment goes, I’ve never had a problem with it. The only reason I’m docking a star from RT in general is because of the price. This place is ungodly expensive for pizza. One large pizza is most likely going to run you in the $ 20 range before tip. I can get a great steak from a nice restaurant for the price of some of their pizzas. That’s insane. By comparison, most places in Seattle charge anywhere between $ 10 – 15 for a large after tax/​tip/​delivery (this doesn’t count major chains). If it wasn’t for that, this would be an EASY 5 star.
So if you don’t mind the price, order from here. You won’t regret it.

The employees were friendly. I especially appreciate that they were very careful with my food since I have allergies. I ordered the veggie sandwich, and it was wonderful! The ciabbatta was awesome, and there was the perfect amount of sauce & veggies. The dining area was a bit messy, as none of the tables in an entire section were bussed, but the rest of the restaurant was nice and clean. I’ll be back to try the pizza and garlic Parmesan twists!

Staff was friendly and the place seemed clean. Ordered a medium pizza, breadsticks and two drinks and it was 31 dollars.
The pizza had an abundance of toppings and it was fresh. The pizza overall was a little greasy for my liking though and for my wife. Overall you could probably get a better pizza for much cheaper but where I’m from we don’t have any round tables locally.

Place was FLITHY this evening! After asking twice if someone could come clean and wipe off our table that was messy and dirty from previous guests, I asked for a wye towel and did it myself. In fact 4 tables along the front window needs to be serviced Pizza was so-so…definitely not worth the price, service, or the cleanliness. I’ll stick with Papa Johns, Murphy’s or Fondis! The was a waste of $ 54.

Salad and breadsticks are the only thing I will eat here, but the kids love the pizza.
I remember having soccer parties here as a kid and really the food hasn’t changed much. The salad bar is good, sometimes things look like they have been sitting out too long, like the mushrooms, but over all I love it. And the breadsticks/​twists?! I could eat a dozen of them.
It isn’t very clean, the salad bar area is normally well kept, but the seating area really could use a little attention. I have seen tables sit dirty for twenty minutes when the place isn’t even that busy.
The music is sometimes loud. My husband now calls it «Club Round Table» since on his last visit with us it was so loud we might as well have gone to a concert.
Pizza is so-​so, they are really trying to produce quality pizza but they just haven’t hit that mark yet. Until they do, the kids are happy with it, but I will stick to the salad.

Nice and clean location with a great salad bar. The staff is always very friendly. A good stop in for the lunch buffet.

This is my favorite pizza! The original crust is perfectly cooked every time! Service is always fast no matter how busy they are. The food is consistent!

Normally I wouldn’t touch pizza from a Round Table with a 10-​foot pole. But when you’re staying with family in Gig Harbor and your kids won’t eat anything but pizza, there aren’t many options.
Apart from their usual mediocre pizzas, they’ve unveiled an «Artisan”™ line of fancy-​schmancy pizzas in an attempt to seem like they can actually churn out food of quality. I snorted when I first saw all the signage for the «Artisan”™ line, but then I tried some of the prosciutto «Artisan”™ pizza, and I have to say that it was actually halfway decent. I mean, I wouldn’t go out of my way to eat it, but if I were stuck in an airport and happened to come across something that tasted like it, I’d thank the universe for small mercies.
So a grudging two stars for the «Artisan”™ prosciutto pizza. I mean, it’s not the worst pizza in the world. (That honor belongs to the Pizza Haven in Seattle Center —
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Oh, but definite low marks for their «delivery» service. I think they quote you arbitrarily long delivery times so that you’ll just cave and go pick up the pizza yourself. Except for the days when the delivery service is flat out unavailable because the delivery person is «sick.» Whatever…