Alibi Room

My absolute favorite pizza. Wood fired, rectangular slices, never soggy, always salty and perfectly crispy in all the right spots. I have never, ever, had a mediocre pie or let down in flavor. Brilliant food. I even pay PostMates out the kazoo for it to arrive at my feet. It’s my «fix» for all woes and my clink for all cheers! So ordering my usual in t-​minus 2hrs43mins when they open. The classic, add pineapple, and a caesar.

I love this place! I’m pretty picky when it comes to pizza, but I’m happy at Alibi Room. In fact, I eat pizza more than ever before because of this place.
The best part is their happy hour! Sunday-​Thursday they have happy hour after 10pm (and I think all day before 6pm too). Most of the times I’ve gone it’s been late at night. Their kitchen closes at 1am and the bar at 2am. During HH, they have $ 6 mini (personal) pizzas that come with your choice of sauce, then 50 cents per topping. I usually spend $ 8 – 10 on a pizza with 6 slices. To be honest, I could share it and be full, but I don’t need a ton to be full usually.
You can choose toppings when you build a pizza; and their selection and quality of ingredients is a lot better than at a place like Mod Pizza (comparing cause you can build your own pizza there as well). The beer also is a dollar off during HH. I’ve created a variety of different kinds and like pairing my pizzas with the bellevue scotch ale. Their moscow mules are good too! If you don’t create a pizza, you can buy the ones they have on the menu for half off during HH.
I’ve also had their tiramisu and pazookie which I liked. I wouldn’t exaggerate them, but they’re good and worth it if you want dessert. Their spicy mac is pretty good as well. I feel the same way about this as I do with the dessert; how it’s not the «best,» but I’d say it’s better than average. They’re good sizes too (serves about 2, maybe 3 depending how much pizza you ate prior: p).
They also have appetizers on their happy hour but I haven’t had that much.
If you happen to go NOT during HH, you can still customize pizzas, but toppings will cost more and the pizza itself costs more (it is a bigger pizza). If you don’t want to work, they of course have a good amount of choices of pizza that lists the toppings and they all sound really good! The ones I have had I liked a lot.
The service is great! I’ve had 3 (maybe 4?) different servers there and liked some more than others, but they do their job without having to bother you too much. I think it’s a good amount of checking in while I’m eating and still giving me my privacy to chat with company, etc. I’ve actually gotten a moscow mule on the house during my birthday! I think that may be because they recognized me as a regular, but it was awesome and shows they value their regulars. I didn’t say anything about my birthday to them directly, but my friend I was with surprised me and paid for the pazookie I ordered saying, «it’s for your birthday I’m getting it!!» My server must’ve heard cause when I got my bill he told me he took off the moscow mule I ordered previously and said happy birthday.
Lastly, the environment is really cool. Again, I mostly have gone at night, but it’s dimly lit (could be a negative for some people, but I like it) and they have nice seating and lights that make the place look cool. I want to say some of their walls or part are brick? I can’t remember (too focused on the food!).
Long review, but basically this place is worth checking out if you haven’t yet! Here are a few of my favorite toppings there: roasted garlic, arugula, cajun adouille sausage, pepperoni, goat cheese, cilantro, pesto sauce (if you’re a fan of pesto– this was good! Get it!!).
Oh and did I mention to go during their happy hour? ;)

I visited the Alibi Room for the first time last night with a friend and it was a truly enjoyable experience. We split the Greek pizza and I ordered a Moscow Mule. The pizza was delicious and packed with lots of toppings. It was served on a wooden platter balancing on a giant pedestal can of olives (we joked that the waitress could just bring a can opener and forego the pizza). The moscow mule was refreshing, well poured, and served up properly in a copper mug. Nothing was «blow your mind» spectacular but the quality and ambiance was definitely there. Hoping to return soon to try the happy hour menu!

Good bartenders, good pizza, good drinks, great prices at happy hour (which there are two of), always serving food till one — nothing not to like IMO.

This is a great lil Pub — menu is pizza which isn’t too bad I wish there was a few burgers or other menu items beside pizza… if I’m in the pizza mood — I’ll definitely be back. The place can get a bit busy so than you can get lost by the waitstaff. If you aren’t being helped by a particular person you are basically ignored until your wait staff finds you!

Dropped by late on a Sunday and was deeee-​lighted to find that the kitchen was open late, and that the kitchen features a wood fired brick oven.
Said brick oven subsequently produced a very tasty thin crust pizza for me called the tre truffle fungi, with three different mushrooms plus truffle oil on an olive oil base. Really tasty… rich but not overpowering, as truffle oil certainly can be.
Cool vibe to this place too – pizza was served on a plank and sat upon a large olive can… garage door was open wide to let in the cool night air, a welcome respite from what was a scorching hot day by Seattle standards… good indie tunes… super cool bartender/​server guy… yummy scotch ale on tap… original canvases by a couple of painters on the walls… and some, uhhhh, interesting locals hanging out to spice things up a bit. Cuckoo-​ka-​chooooo!
I SHALL RETURN!

This place is fantastic!
Great beer on tap.
Incredible pizza (try the grape and gorgonzola!)
Friendly staff and really chill environment. I just moved to the area and will be visiting this place often :-)

We got here around 8, had some drinks and then ordered a pizza. So the prices for beer is pretty melo, good choices but I would like a few more dark beer choices and I mean real creamy dark beer. anyways the pizza is good, we were allowed to sub out pork for chicken. I am hoping for no extra cost. The bar is chill, servers are active. I wouldn’t say this is the best pizza in Seattle but if you have group that wants to relax in good weather have a few drinks and have a good thin crust pizza, this is a good place. I wouldn’t go solo, this is good date or group experience so single folk, cough, make some friends. Once again chill, not packed, and we were able to have good conversation, drink up and eat good meal. 40 dollars two 10 inch pizzas, not including the beer.

We live nearby and have been to Alibi more than a half dozen times. My wife and I have dined in, and done take-​out. This is a gem of Greenwood. Solid pizza, and really great large salads… We’ve gone there for salad and beer, or sometimes for pizza. Beer selection is local and seasonal, staff is friendly, ovens are visible and beautiful. We haven’t used the private party area but would consider doing so.
They recently renovated their outdoor area and built a wall… Maybe they had to, but I liked the open patio more. And they cut their pizza weird, not in slices… More like you’d expect for a square pizza but the pizza isn’t square.
Soon we will be moving, but we were just talking about how Alibi is a place we will miss.

Worth it just for the really good happy hour, especially the pizza. There are a lot of different types of pizza to choose from, some better than others (the vegan pizza is probably my favorite). I also like the ambience. It’s somewhat of a hidden gem in the Greenwood neighborhood.

Great happy hour. My gluten free wife can have a 10″ gluten fee pizza for under 10 bucks. This may not seem like a big deal to you but believe me… it’s a big deal.

LOVE alibi room greenwood!
I usually pop over for late happy hour when I get stuck at work late. ½ price pizzas and tasty drinks.
Always super chill in the evening… can’t say I’ve ever been in before 8pm.
I was able to reserve the loft for my birthday– which was such a good time. $ 300 min order (they have a «catering» menu), up to 40 guests, and your own personal bar tender! How cool! There was a TV upstairs and music (I wonder if I could have requested certain music/​movie).
All of my friends were happy– the meat eaters, the veg’s, and the vegans! (Seriously, that vegan pie looks bomb)
I hope they’ll do what snooze junction did– show movies on certain weekdays. That’d be awesome! (I drop hints multiple times: p)
Definitely check it out!

Luckily or unluckily this place is only a few minutes from me, and I LOVE pizza!
I’ve been coming to this place for a little while now and I haven’t found a pizza that I didn’t like.
They also have an upstairs area that’s good for groups. Plenty of TV if you want to catch the game. Did I mention the bar? They can make almost anything you want. I’d recommend the Moscow Mule.

My first experience here was wholly disappointing. Very slow service and mediocre food to boot.
The waitress forgot to put our order in for close to an hour. When she realized her mistake, the waitress offered to comp our pizza and a glass of wine. Unfortunately, she then served the table next to us two of the appetizer items we ordered. So we continued to sit and be hungry while people who came in much later than us enjoyed the same appetizers we were still waiting for.
When our food did arrive, it was very disappointing. The pizza was incredibly overdone and bland. The appetizers lacked in both creativity and execution. The free wine was barely drinkable. At the end of the meal, they didn’t comp the pizza like they had offered.
I drove home disappointed, hungry, and feeling incredibly guilty for cheating on my go-​to pizza place with such a terrible experience.

First experience at Alibi Room was terrible in every way.
Service was awful. Ridiculous wait times for service & food, order was forgotten– IE not placed until 1 hour later, comps offered for terrible service, but not on bill, poor waitstaff manners and attitude.
Normally I would have left a restaurant like this long before the food arrived or was ordered, but I was enjoying my company and we decided to ride it out in hopes that the food would redeem this ever declining experience.
We ordered 3 items off the Happy hour menu: 4 Cheese Pizza, bruschetta, and mac and cheese. The pizza was the best of the items we ordered, however in their quest to create fancy, artisan pizza, I think they got lost and ended up at some Dominos-​esque thin crust pizza… Chewy crust and crappy cheese rounded out this attempt. Then there was the «bruschetta»…or should I call it canned diced tomatoes w/​vinegar and a side of stale bread? Lastly was the almost, not quite, not even close to redeeming Spicy Mac n Cheese. Was that Velveeta and hot sauce? ooh don’t forget some of that crappy leftover pizza cheese on top.
Also, the parking is terrible here. I knew where it was and was able to easily make it into the lot, but once in there, the chaos ensued. Jiffy Lube shuffling cars, people cutting through the lot and tiny spots.
I wanted to like this spot since it’s not far from my house, but after experience like this, I will never return to support this restaurant. There are far too many great restaurants and pizza nearby warrant giving this place another dime.

This place never disappoints! As a local, I frequent this spot very often and have ALWAYS had delicious food, and fast & friendly service both in the bar and restaurant section. The meat and cheese place is huge and fully stacked with all the makings of an awesome antipasta platter. The Caesar salad is one of my favorites, along with the Caprese Salad. Some of my favorite pizzas I’ve had there are, the marghertia, rosemary sausage and the mushroom/​truffle oil pizza is literally to die for! You can also build your own pizza with whatever toppings your stomach desires. It’s a pretty big space and they have garage doors they open during the warmer months which makes for a fun atmosphere!
They have an awesome late night HH as well, that’s always a plus!

Been here too many times to count. I will keep it short and sweet.
Drinks — 4 stars
Food — 5 stars
Service — 4 stars
Ambiance — 5 stars
Location — 5 stars
Just go. Happy hour is grew! ½ priced pizzas.

Great chill low key bar/​restaurant to enjoy some great times with friends. They always have good beer on tap with about 7 taps that rotate throughout the year. The bar section is not big but has multiple tv’s that always has some good sports on. There truly known for there piazza! I’ve tried about half of them and all have been delicious. My favorite is the con carne which is there meat lovers. They also have a solid wedge salad as well. They also have a long happy hour where beer on tap is $ 1 off and you can get any of there pizzas happy hour size for half off! Service has always been friendly and have never had a bad experience. If you’re looking for a new bar in the greenwood area this is a great spot to check out.

The Alibi room is an interesting place. When we went there, I thought we were going to the one further south — didn’t even know this one existed! I was pleasantly surprised! The vibe here is much better than the other one (in my humble opinion) and their service was friendly, although a little clueless about beers. Hint: when I ask what porters are on tap, don’t suggest a «delightfully hoppy IPA»… Just saying. The pizzas were delicious! I’d never had a Green Eggs and Ham. I may just have to make a rendition of this at home now that I know eggs are awesome on pizza! Whomever came up with this idea needs a high five.

Good thin crust pizza, quality drinks, very cool space, and great service.
I’ve been to this spot twice now which has replaced Snoose Junction. While the prices have gone up from SJ so has the quality.
The pizza here is great. It’s a thin crust brick fired variety with fresh toppings. The Pizza Con Carne is one of the best topped meat lovers pizzas in Seattle! Their cocktails are delicious and strong!
I’ve always had great service even when we are a little rowdy. In fact last time they gave us leftover cupcakes from a party earlier!
The place has an upstairs section that offers a very interesting place to relax. They used to have a bar up there too but I’m not sure if it was retained. They showcase local artists on the walls and many of the pieces are for sale!
This is a really solid option in the North Greenwood/​Northgate area and is worth the trip from the mall if you are hungry!