Stacia’s Gourmet Pizza & Pasta

Yes I love this spot and will eat here /​order delivery all the time. It reminds me of an improved papa johns

I live in the hood and have been buying their pizza for as long as they have been open. the quality is completely unpredictable and usually not for the better. it makes me crazy because when you get a good pizza it, s worth it. the last pizza I bought 12.99 special for a medium 3 topping pizza, plus 3.00 delivery, plus 2.00 tip for the driver was horrible. Three toppings were spare and no presentation care at all. few olives, mealy cut in half tomatoes and the toughest stringy artichoke hearts I have ever had. I had too take them off. I sent a complaint message to the owner but never heard back. when I complained the store offered to get me a new pizza but I was not interested at that point. never heard from the owner which tells me he does not care about his products or service but only making an extra buck at my expanse. shame on him and I will miss the great piza they used to have but NO MORE!

Love it!
Firstly, «you’ll love what’s in our box» nearly killed me with laughter.
Second, the gal that took our order was very nice and helpful (sorry we don’t know your name but we didn’t grab a receipt) but who ever was working the phones around 11pm you’re awesome.
Third, Delivery was quick and delivery driver was nice as well. The pizza itself is delicious and filling.
Lastly, we were given two tiny cookies with our order! Great idea who ever came up with that. I’m really excited to eat one of those tiny cookies.
Thanks for the awesome experience. We will definitely call here again.

Best pizza in Greenwood. I’m from Jersey so I have really high standards for pizza, and while this might not rate as high at home, as far as Seattle pizza goes it’s pretty solid. Only place you can find a decent thin crust.
UPDATE: They changed their website and ordering online is more difficult because they farmed it out to a third-​party. Now even if you’re ordering for pickup you have to pay online, which is really shitty if you’re ordering ahead for someone else to go pickup later. Minus one star for the hassle/​decrease in service quality.

Ordered their specialty pizza and it tasted pretty good but was a bit burned. The crust wasn’t great. The toppings were tasty and could have been great.
Their tiny chocolate chip cookies are an odd tiny delicious treat.

Idk why people received such bad experiences from Stacia’s but me and my fiancé personally have always been satisfied with the quality as well as the service. In fact we like it so much i have to make my first review on Unilocal to clear out the bad name for Stacia’s. Every time we come to pick up or make our order we were always treated with cookies, extra sometimes. Never had to wait for long. Even when we order online or call them, they’re always nice and the order come pretty quick. I actually don’t like pizza but their supreme is really fresh and appetizing, i always have to have a slice or two. Pizza is for my fiancé, I usually prefer their hot wings.

Crowd pleasing, bready pies, great for a late night party.
OK, I think «gourmet» is being used here in the old-​school pizzeria way. It’s gourmet like Chef Boy-​ar-​dee. Gourmet like mayonnaise. Gourmet, in the sense, that pizza was once an exotic food. This pizza is a throwback to old school pizza. None of that Neopolitan certification crap. No wood-​fired oven. Just a big bread pie with sauce and cheese and toppings in sizes ranging from, «really?» to «REALLY!»
We ordered through Eat24 on New Year’s Eve, late in the evening, for a small crowd. We initially ordered a pizza from a place we’ve gotten from before, and frankly, that pizza was sad. Seriously, the pizza from this OTHER eatery looked like it was just depressed to have left the oven. We needed more, so we ordered wings and pizza and a couple 2 liters from Stacia’s. Everyone was happy. These were HAPPY PIZZAS, and it made our Midwestern and East Coast friends delighted.
I can see how you can be disappointed with this kind of experience. Maybe the experience is highly variable, but let me tell you, if you’re used to getting pizza at an old school, family-​run Chicago or New York City pizza place, this is kind of what you get.
We’ll order again when we’re throwing a party. This was great all-​around.

Seriously bad customer service and no apologies or even compensating for poor customer service. We were told 15 minutes to wait for our pizza when we ordered. We went in 15 minutes later and no pizza. They even lied to us and said 5 minutes more. We walk back in 5 minutes later and they told us that they didn’t even put the ticket order in. Then the manager proceeded to tell us that we could get a refund instead.
I seriously think that their owner should fire this female manager who was on staff tonight.
Update: the owner did reach out to us. He did make it up to us and treated us to a meal. We ordered what we wanted to eat last time. This time around we did have good service. The expectations were what we anticipated and they was good communication of when the order was ready for pick up. Pizza was good!

Whoever says this place is «the best» is #1 a paid reviewer #2 an employee or #3 delusional.
We got a coupon for Buy 1 Get 1 Free pizza and we still somehow had to pay almost $ 30. Figure that one out, huh?
Waited over an hour and the pizzas were just sad. Barely any toppings — handful of black olives, a few onions, a few mushrooms, you couldn’t get one of each topping on a single slice. Barely any cheese. My husband got extra cheese on his and that tasted normal to me. This was overall very BLAND.
I ordered thin crust, got hand tossed. My husband ordered a garlic herb crust, also was hand tossed when delivered. We won’t be ordering from here again.

Pretty solid pizza experience. It does seem like they are more expensive than the el cheapo delivery establishments, however, they are also more reliable and the pizzas have a unique fresh taste. I say it’s worth it to spend an extra $ 5 to know you will get hot pizza with fresh ingredients.

I’m utterly flabbergasted at the 4 and 5 star reviews for this establishment. I ordered this, and it came out to $ 27, and my only thought was «I could have ordered generic pizza for $ 5». The crust isn’t flavorful, the pizza sauce is scarce. The second star is for the pepperonis ! I counted 4 – 6 pepperonis PER SLICE. They don’t skimp with the meat. After checking out other reviews, I noticed most people got their pizza hot and fresh, and perhaps that’s the missing link and I should have gone in person. Even so, I’ve had pizza delivered that was delicious, so I don’t want to make excuses for this establishment.
As I nibbled on my two slices (I’ve been known to put down a whole large pizza, so there’s something very wrong with the fact that I couldn’t get to a third slice), I thought about my favorite Seattle pizza place, Italian Family Pizza.
Heck, even Pagliacci would have been a good alternative. $ 22 for a large and $ 10 for a personal pizza.
I don’t have anything else to say.

Damn the reviews here! They had me thinking I would be experiencing the Frank Pepe’s of the West Coast, and that is just not the case. It is true, however, that I paid Frank Pepe prices for a pizza that is genuinely and regrettably about 15% better than, say, Dominos (and that is by using the Standard Comparison To Dominos Calculation). My better 50%, however, thinks of this pizza as exactly equivalent in quality to the culinary offerings of Dominos, and she may be a better mathematician than I. This place seems to be floating on good intentions and misleading reviews, and I urge you to see past these to the car crash 500 feet down the road. The crust is basically like that of Dominos if the spices forsook it out of shame, and the sauce is what you get if you take inspiration out and abandon tomatoes in some desolate corner (I speak as a man of sin who has done this and lived with the burden gnawing upon the fetters of my soul). Don’t pay twice what you’d pay Dominos for a similar product. Also, there’s hardly room to eat here, so don’t bring your family unless you hate them.

Stacia’s has great pizza, my husband and I decided to finally try them out after living down the street for a couple of years. The pepperoni is delicious and better than a dominos or similar competitor… just a little more pricier. We will definitely be giving them another try!

BEST pizza ever! Nothing else compares. And their little cookies are so good when they’re fresh out of the oven. Reasonably priced, good service, consistent quality, I could go on and on :)

We got the pepperoni and Stacia’s special. I’m glad we came back! Everyone thought the pizza was very good.
Their normal prices are on the higher end but the quality is apparent and the pizza is tasty!
With a coupon, our large pepperoni and medium Special was $ 26 plus tax. The Italian sausage is great.
I’ll be back! The people working there are very nice.

My boyfriend and I were craving pizza on a Saturday night in, and found Stacia’s on Unilocal.Wow! I’m so glad that we have such a great pizza place so close to us! We ordered two medium pizzas and a salad, and it was very reasonably priced… similar to what you’d pay at papa john’s or less.
I had the Chicken Pesto Pizza and it was delicious! I was so glad to see creative toppings beyond your average pizza place, and furthermore chicken!!! I rarely like my pizza with meat, but love chicken. My boyfriend got some meaty concoction and loved it was well. It was so nice not to have to argue about what kind of pizza to get! The side salad was good too, and the cookies were a nice touch.
We will definitely call on Stacia’s again soon!

You know it’s bad when you can’t even bring yourself to eat the leftovers. Almost half of it went into the compost bin with the box. I don’t know if it was the sauce, or everything — but this pizza had the most unpleasant aftertaste. Maybe the crust? Regardless, it was the Northwest that we ordered.
The Caesar with requested dressing on the side showed up drenched in dressing and the free chocolate chip cookies that came with it were just as bad as the pizza. Even Pagliachi’s is better than this place (and that is pretty sad).

I had received a coupon in the mail for a free pizza (literally free, no strings attached on that one) and finally got around to using it last night. I chose the Michelangelo on thin crust for take out and mmmmmm mmm mmm! The toppings were perfectly proportioned and every bite had a nice balace of salty, creamy, and a little bit sweet from the caramelized onions. I had picked it up en route to a friend’s place to watch a football game, and everyone there who tried it said the same thing. There were a lot of «Wow this is good pizza!» comments.
So pizza is not usually my go-​to for take out food, but next time I have a craving I’ll definitely hit up Stacia’s — and as a paying customer now!
Also, the fact that you get free mini chocolate chip cookies with your order is pretty sweet (nice pun, you’re welcome).

How I heard of this place: I first heard about Stacia’s driving by the establishment and noticing the car with plastic dinosaurs and other such creatures, painted, sitting in the parking lot. When I first got the Entertainment Book and I noticed a coupon inside for Stacia’s, I had to try it. My friend Sadiq and I first went to Stacia’s years ago to sample two of our own creations, served with a small bag of fresh made mini chocolate chip cookies!
Type of cuisine: Gourmet pizza using the freshest ingredients. «Stacia’s likes to think that parents who care, won’t settle for just the cheapest pizza. They’ll consider the value of fresh ingredients, the benefits of great taste, and the pleasure in giving their kids something satisfying. Stacia’s also knows kids may not care about such things as freshness and quality but of course that’s what Moms and Dads are for. Parents can feel good about serving their family Stacia’s. Order a gourmet pizza for the adults and a traditional favorite for the kids. Kids love the taste — you’ll love the quality and everyone’s happy.»
Ambiance: Not intended to be a sit-​down restaurant, customers walk in, place orders, perhaps take a seat on one of the two or three plastic chairs, and take their fresh-​baked, personally created pizza home to enjoy. A small order counter with the kitchen just beyond and the menu pasted up on the wall to the right as you enter.
What I ordered: As is often the case in pizza orders with Jenna, we ordered one BBQ chicken pizza ($ 10.99) with tangy BBQ sauce, fresh cilantro, sweet red onions, and grilled chicken, with a blend of cheddar and mozzarella cheeses. Our second order was for hand-​tossed pizza dough with spicy red sauce, pepperoni and onion ($ 2 more with coupon).
What I loved: I always love the spicy sauce! The freshness of the pizza, the flavorful ingredients and the plethora of options for create-​your-​own pies! Everything from cashew nuts to thai flair, from ranch to taco bean sauce, it’s in your hands!
Why I loved it: The servers are friendly and feel completely at home with their customers, asking you to move over so she can sit while she writes down your order. The pizza is always good. Eaten hot and fresh, or cold the next morning. This is the pizza you come back to time and again. It is especially nice that such gourmet pizza also comes delivered, therefore being enjoyed in the comfort of your pajamas, on the couch, while watching Dancing with the Stars.
Cost: Average ($ 8-​$ 13 for a individual sized pizza pie)

Delicious, steamy hot & fresh.
Late night pick up. First time order :)
Great for Take out and close to work. Awesome.