MOD Pizza

Slowest snail paced service ever. I couldn’t believe how slow the employees moved even sprinkling cheese. Super fast is a lie. I have been to many locations and this is the worst

Big shout out to Casey and the team at Mod pizza tonight. We showed up with 9 teenage girls right before closing. The staff was friendly and so helpful. We were concerned that we were arriving a few minutes before close but they were awesome. It was our daughter’s 16^th birthday party and when the staff learned that they brought her a cinnamon strips and dip! Thanks for making her feel special and great customer service!

No-​brainer, this place is great. Always a go-​to before shows at the Pacific Science Center IMAX, plenty of seating, super cheap, endless toppings, fast-​enough service.

Customized choice of pizzas makes the range of choices much broader! The designated flavored are special (different) and new. So if you’re not ready to experience something new, my suggestion will be make your own pizza by choosing the ingredients of your own pizza. Orders are sent out at a pretty high speed and their milkshakes are great.

I brought nine 10 year-​olds and a couple of adults to celebrate my daughter’s 10^th Birthday… They they were really busy and had a long line… Surprisingly, the line went quickly, we ordered 10 pizzas, they were ready right away and were super tasty… But the best part of our visit was the service! They helped light my daughter’s birthday candles, brought the kids bracelets and the Birthday girl a chocolate milkshake! All of this without me ever saying it was my daughter’s birthday! Thank you!

I’ve had a wheat allergy since age 7, and being able to order a Gluten Free pizza with any toppings I want, is the most amazing thing for me in 25 years. I’m an addict, like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, bring on the MODNESS!

Amazing service at MOD pizza. Training a new guy and pizza took and extra 5 mins. The pizza chef refunded my lunch on the spot. And served it up as quickly as possible with a smile. Chatting my up and asking about my day, I hardly noticed the 5 extra minutes.

Great place for an inexpensive and fast lunch next to the Space Needle!
It’s not complicated. Choose a pizza that you’d like from their menu and personalize it with unlimited toppings without being charged extra. And there’s a buffet of topping choices to choose from! Baked in a wood fire oven, my pizza came out perfectly crispy and overloaded with extra cheese and toppings, just the way I like it. No complaints here!

First timers, came here on the rec of a local friend. We wanted a quick bite near the space needle. She suggested checking out the food court and specifically suggested Mod Pizza. The employees were very friendly and explained their process: unlimited toppings on a personal, thin crust pizza. And they had a buffet of topping choices!
There is a menu of various pizza types to choose from, and they are happy to adjust toppings. Or you can pick and choose from the topping line. Perfectly baked in a wood fire oven.
They also have wine and beer offerings.

I have really missed MOD since I found out I have Celiac Disease. I am so excited that they now have a GF pizza option. GF pizza crust can be so hit or miss. This is definitely a hit. They also have dairy free cheese. My husband has a dairy allergy and is picky about fake cheese. He was super excited. It tasted great and he felt like he was eating real pizza. I had a kitchen sink kind of pizza with lots of pesto and Greek/​Mediterranean flavors. I highly recommend finishing it off with the fig balsamic sauce. MOD is just awesome all the way around.

My first time eating at a MOD pizza was at Bumbershoot this past weekend. As a first-​timer, I felt like their ordering system was needlessly overcomplicated — like, enough to require an employee whose sole job is to give a 5 minute presentation to people waiting in line so they know how to order when they get to the front. Seems to be a popular chain, though, so I guess it’s working for them.
Staff was really friendly. But honestly, the pizza just wasn’t that good. Thin crust is usually my preference, but this was sort of like eating a mushy cracker. Toppings were sparse. Even though I ordered a small, there was plenty of room for more than 3 pieces of pepperoni. Part of their schtick is that you can order as many toppings as you want at no extra charge, but don’t expect to see too much of the toppings you ask for.
The price is right, but I’d rather pay more for better pizza.

Yes! It is delicious. It is fast. And the service was top notch. I could eat it over and over. Best personal pan pizza. I can’t wait to try more variations.

Fantastic! Pizza your way without the outrageous prices. Additionally it’s not greasy and the staff are by far the best! Desiree thank you for the great experience I can’t wait to come back!

I really love this place. It’s got to be the busiest MOD in the State. The constant flow of tourists and kids makes for a perpetual line from at least 11am to 2pm.
I always get:
The Jasper
+ pepperoni
+ jalapeños
+ onions
+ black olives
+ soft bake (the typical bake is a little too crispy for me)
+ two extra cuts in the pizza (for 8 instead of 4)

I was impressed by the efficiency at this extremely busy Seattle Center location. They hustle people through line quickly, are patient explaining how it works (lots of international visitors in line with me), and the resulting food is delicious. I had ordered a custom mod salad pizza because I’d just gotten off a flight and had scarcely eaten for 6 hours. I had about a ten minute wait while my asiago crust cooked. They packed up the pizza and salad separately, which was fine. The containers made it easy to port it all to a table outside where I ate lunch beneath the Space Needle.
The salad ingredients were fresh and delicious, and the crust really hit the spot. It was thin and chewy.
I know a Mod location recently opened near me in Arizona. This experience in Seattle makes me more likely to visit others in the chain, too.

Came here to grab a quick bite to eat with family and friends after an eventful morning at the children’s museum downstairs. I actually really liked my order — I think it was called the Tyler — but basically it had pineapples, bacon, sausage, and some other stuff… then drizzled with BBQ sauce. My pizza was baked perfectly and came out piping hot. I got it with gluten-​free crust and it was delicious! A lot of places don’t do gluten-​free crust well, but MOD pizza got it right.
We have a MOD pizza in SoCal near where we’re from, and I’ve never had pizza as good as this over there for some reason, despite going several times.

Always impressed with their ability to charge the same price for any and all toppings! Great business idea!
My go to is Canadian bacon, sausage, bacon, pepperoni, black olives, pineapple, minced garlic, oregano, @ Asiago cheese. Always cooked to crispy perfection.
Only downfall about this location is that «speedy» doesn’t quite live up to it promise. Mainly due to the amount of people that order here on a daily basis.
Luckily, they are always staffed well. There are at least 7 people behind the counter at all times.

Unless you just like to throw your money away or hate pizza, MOD Pizza is your prime stop for a quick meal if you are touring the Seattle Center where it has top Seattle attractions including the Space Needle! For only $ 7.47, you can get an 11-​inch thin-​crusted pizza that also includes the freedom to add ANY topping or choose from the classic combos. Better yet, like its name suggests, you can expect to get your pizza within 10 minutes.
Don’t let the low price and the quick delivery deceive you! The pizza is actually pretty delicious. My choice of Caspian (A form of BBQ chicken) is simply delightful. MOD Pizza is simply a thing that is too good to be true in many places especially in areas with many tourists, but believe it, you can eat cheaply and well here at MOD!

I’ve been going to the MOD pizza in downtown Bellevue for a while now and i really love it. Since my wife and I just moved back to Seattle, we decided to get pizzas here on Sunday night with some friends. Although the concept is similar and the staff is just as friendly, I did find a few differences in the quality of the food.
First off, they seemed to have run out of rosemary in their bowl and it’s something we’re very fond of on the pizzas. But instead of getting more of it out, the guy kept literally scraping the bottom of an empty bowl and adding imaginary rosemary onto the pizza. It would have appreciated it if he had just got some more out or let us know that they are out. Also, I think the ovens might be a little too hot because the toppings and the outer crust were cooked perfectly on all 4 pizzas but the center was still a little soggy and not the nice crisp goodness we’re used to at MOD.
I guess it could have just been an off day, especially since it was Sunday night near closing time. I might go back again sometime and give them another shot and hopefully it will be better.

Only cheese free sauce is BBQ which is a bummer since I wanted marinara but I went with just garlic sprinkled on it. Pizza was good without sauce. Really good gluten free crust, so much so I wondered if it was gluten free. I did feel a little sick after eating it but I wonder if that’s from cross contamination with gluten as opposed to the crust. They wrote on the paper cheese allergy but no special notes about gluten other than marking the crust type. It did seem to take a bit longer to make than others so I wonder if they did separate it from other pizzas. I don’t have celiac so I didn’t ask, I usually do okay in non gluten free environments. Mixed feelings about trying it again.