Talarico’s Pizzeria & Lounge

I love this place. Their 14 in pizza slices are only round 5 – 6 dollars. They are huge and taste great. I come here on regular basis and haven’t had a bad pizza yet.
They have about 6 – 9 pizzas on happy hour, which allows you yo save a dollar or two on those pizzas. I recommend this place.

Went at happy hour, nice deals on pizza slices and drinks. Really cool old asian restaurant turned pizza place. I was feeling their vibes! Cozy but spacious too. So food! Got a pepperoni slice and it was HUGE and yummy. They will also serve you 1 HUGE meatball as an app or side which I thought was cool.
No reason to not give it 5 stars.

Great spot for drinks, MASSIVE pizza, andd karaōke!
Everyone had fun singing and dancing and it was a great time! Highly recommend this place if you happen to be in West Seattle and are looking for an easy fun night!

The service here was really good and the gluten free pizza was pretty good but the drinks were sooo light i dare say they were watered down.
The staff was very accommodating for the gluten free pizza and the volume of toppings they used was awesome. So much bacon.
The mango mojito was so light it was like it was half the flavor and alcohol that it should have been. but it was so sweet it was trying to cover it. Same with the peach drink that they make too. the peach was a yummier drink at least because of the lemon to it. pretty good but still super light. any alcohol that would it in was burnt off before dinner was even over. =(
karaōke was at least fun but the screens can be difficuly to get to see with so many people standing up around the few monitors there are.

While I can’t deny the appeal of massive, inexpensive slices of pizza, the service was severely lacking. So much so that I doubt I’ll ever go back. Besides refilling out water glasses the servers (literally all of them) pretty much ignored us. It was loud in the restaurant, but I have a hard time believing they couldn’t hear us practically yelling «excuse me!» or see us waving our hands around from 2 feet away. On the contrary, we seemed to get side-​eye as they kept on walking. At one point I got up and went to the bar just to get another set of silverware that we’d already asked for.
This place feeds into the notion that millenials don’t know how to interact with people. Sad, but I won’t be revisiting this trendy little spot.

Fettuccini Alfredo was bland. Crème brûlée was cold and did not taste like butterscotch. Waitress was hard to track down and aloof. But guys delivering food were awesome. Plus, Artichoke dip was delicious.

Best New York style pizza in Seattle The sausage would go cheese and feta is really good good price huge slices the If you ever in West Seattle to have stop in there

Everyone here is awesome from the main manager, Tim, to the bar-​backs. Aundrea and Angelisa are amazing. I will keep coming back.

Where in the world can you get pizza that’s 14inches long? At Talarico’s of course!
I recommend coming here during happy hour, they have a good discount for pizza and beers.
I’ve tried the Coppola and Sinatra so far and they’re both pretty filling. The slices are loaded with toppings. I got take out and they ended up giving me a free slice because one of the slice’s tip broke off. It was barely noticeable though but hey can’t say no to free food!

Love this place! I like coming here with friends because of how pretty the bar area looks. The pizza is here is HUGE. Every time I bring friends here for the first time, their reactions are priceless when they see how big the pizza is. The drinks here are pretty decent and the waitresses that serve my friends and I every time I come here are very sweet.
This is also a cute place to take someone on a date. The atmosphere is very chill and relaxing. The bar is in the middle and the booths and tables are placed around it. There’s plenty of tv screens there for ppl to watch as well.

3.5 Stars.
You want to get a bang for your buck? Talarico’s Pizzeria has got you covered with their massive slices! When they say the slice is about the size of their menu, they are not exaggerating.
They have a great happy hour with discounts on their slices and a few other menu items. I really, really like their meatballs. They are massive in size and deliciousness. My only major gripe is that it seems like they just make a bunch of cheese pizzas and when you order your slice, they will then add on the toppings and throw it back in the oven for a bit. Which isn’t horrible, but I definitely feel like you can tell since the toppings don’t completely meld with the crust and cheese underneath. Everytime I’ve eaten here I do find that their crust tastes a tiny bit underdone. I think next time, I’ll ask for a little bit longer cook in the oven. Usually, I’ll order the slices to go (since I live within walking distance) and pop it back in the oven at my house to cook the crust a bit more and crisp it up.
If you’re looking for a decently priced and very filling meal, Talarico’s has got you covered!

Growing up, Talarico’s was always just one of those spots where I could find refuge in after a random late night adventure in Seattle.
This was the first restaurant where I was told that you could get a pizza that’s 28″ in diameter. When I first heard that, I was like, thats C R A Z Y T A L K! Until I decided to venture to this place and order it for myself to see it’s majestic beauty.
I love how the booths are huge, so that you don’t feel so guilty after scarfing down what’s essentially one full sized pizza pie fit onto one slice. The drinks here are soooo cheap! Especially during happy hour! It’s no problem getting turnt here on any day!
My favorite slice to get here is the Florentine. I think it has roasted garlic, sun dried tomatoes, prosciutto and some other random fixin’s on ‘em. The second fave? The Kauai – basically the hawaiian – , but y’all already knew I was an 808 kinda gal.
This West Seattle spizzot will always have sentimental value to me no matter how many years pass by. Thank you, Talarico’s for opening my eyes on how much pizza my body’s able to consume! You’re the motivation that tells me YES. You can fit those two 14″ slices in your tummy! Worry about the miles you have to run on the treadmill later!

I love Talarico’s. It is a five minute walk from our house and I never leave there hungry or thirsty (nudge, nudge…). Talarico’s is never pretentious, it knows one won’t find the best pizza one has ever eaten there and it is totally okay with that.
What stands out to me about Talarico’s is the servers are friendly and provide fast service, food is always served hot and fresh, and it is a nice ambience to unwind on a Friday night.
We really like the garlic bread appetizer, add mozzarella, please. My wife likes the spaghetti Bolognese and I am fine with my slice being Swine Lover’s. Swine will give you all the nitrate-​laden, vegan-​unfriendly pizza meats I love and flavor is pretty darn good. I eat to the crusts (too thick) and that is good enough.
So long as we live in West Seattle, we will be regulars here!

So we came in for dinner around 530pm on a Thursday night. There was seven of us and they found a nice table with a little wait. Our server was Vivian and she ROCKED !! The place got really busy and she didn’t miss a beat with our drinks and orders !!
We ordered a bunch of different pizza slices on happy hour special and they were all delicious. The spicy Bloody Mary was $ 10 but was in a huge glass! Totally worth it !! Everyone in my party was super happy and satisfied and I know now why my sister loves this place ! Can’t wait to go back for yummy food and delicious drinks !

I crave Talarico’s.
If you love pizza, stop by and check out the giant thin slices offered here! I often get the pepperoni or margarita slices, and have tried a few of their specialty ones as well. Their caesar salad is an uncut romaine lettuce wedge, of which I am not a big fan. I wish they offered Sunday morning deals on their mimosa’s (which are not that good to be honest), and try to make it during happy hour which has better deals.
Two years ago they had a fried zucchini appetizer which was the best I’ve ever had but it was seasonal and hasn’t returned. I’m still holding out hope they return the lightly breaded slices of zucchini! I would still recommend you check out their seasonal menu for surprises!
The bar area is nice and spacious and they will change the channel on the TV’s if you want something in particular. They also have a table in between the bar/​regular dining area that has a heated fire pit in the middle.

I came here for dinner and had no idea what to expect. We were seated promptly at a table in the bar area. The place is a comfortable noise level even at the bar! Flat screen TVs above the bar and it was an oval shaped bar which was cool.
I ordered the spring greens salad that was over dressed in my opinion. It was pretty looking for a salad though and a good price for the size. I didn’t eat all of it due to the dressing which was good but just too much. I got the margherita pizza which had large slices of raw tomato on top. it seemed like a regular marinara cheese pizza with slices of mozzarella and tomato on top. Thought that was kind of weird but the tomato was very good. The slices were the size of our heads but I was unimpressed. Thin slices and the cheese was cooled enough to separate easily from the dough. The dough itself was rather bland and kind of dense crust.
Service was great! Our host and server were attentive, refilled our waters and sodas and checked on us. I was just unimpressed by the food. I would maybe return here again for drinks and appetizers or something. If the salad was over-​dressed again, I’d likely tell them next time too.
Overall, it’s a nice bar to have a conversation and order a beer but the food wasn’t enough to make me want to come back.

If you’ll forgive me breaking out my jersey attitude here for just a moment, I want to get one thing clear: This is **NOT** the best pizza you will ever have (although it is quite good), nor is it truly NY style pizza (for starters, the crust is too thick).
Now, having said that… This is a neat spot that my wife and I love to visit.
The pizza is tasty. The slices are as large as advertised. I typically go with either the cheese or the Hawaiian and am seldom disappointed (again, keeping in mind what I said above). The crust is a too thick, and lacks that true chewiness and bite that I want from a true NY style pizza. But it’s a good slice for what it is. And at $ 4.50/slice for happy hour it really can’t be beat — a slice is a meal.
The cocktails here are good, although they vary in quality from bartender to bartender. Their beer selection is small, but has a few good options.
What really shines here is the atmosphere. I love the wood bar, the TVs almost everywhere, and the service. They’ll turn on sound for select games, but generally speaking it’s music that is usually at just the right volume to allow for a conversation (always a plus).
And hey — you can get decent food and drink for under $ 20 tax/​tip/​total? Can’t beat that!

I stopped in here for the first time during West Seattle Summerfest. Though my go-​to pizza joint has been Proletariat in White Center, I was excited to give Talarico’s a try. I am so glad I did!
Even though it was a Saturday, Talarico’s still had happy hour. Score! This place has one killer happy hour too. We ordered several slices to go, and some drinks and meatballs to have in the restaurant. The meatballs were $ 6 and wells and pizza slices were $ 4.50. At first, I wondered how $ 4.50 could possibly be the happy hour price for a single slice of pizza. Turns out, these slices are bigger than your face. One slice is more than enough for me!
The meatballs were delicious. They were served with shaved Parmesan cheese, basil, garlic bread, and plenty of sauce. Make sure to get a little of everything on a slice of the garlic bread – it makes a yummy snack! The pizza was nearly perfect. I ordered the Sinatra, but with mushrooms instead of black olives (I tend to avoid olives on my pizza because they always seem to make the pizza far too salty). The crust was so thin and crispy and had wonderful flavor. I think their crust is on par with Proletariat’s crust. Coming from me, this is a huge compliment! The toppings were also great, with one minor criticism. The sausage they use on the Sinatra is quite crumbly. Although you get a little in every bite, which I can appreciate, I think I’d prefer if the sausage was sliced, as it is on some of their other pizzas, rather than crumbled. This would improve the texture of the whole slice. Aside from that, the acidic bite from the pepperoncinis with the meaty favor of the sausage and mushrooms was perfect. A really wonderful combination.
I am so happy to have Talarico’s in the neighborhood! I will definitely have to stop in again for happy hour soon!

Came in on a Saturday after going to the driving range and wanted something to snack on. Ordered the Tarantino which is essentially a veggie pizza. Pizza had green peppers, olives, and red onions as toppings
The pizza was pretty average in my opinion. The pizza was a little too doughy for me, especially when it got to the crust part. It did come out fairly quickly after we ordered it. The toppings were fresh though which is always nice.
The slice was huge and the price for it during happy hour isn’t bad. The pizza wasn’t bad by any means but also wasn’t great and I kind of left with a meh attitude.

Last night I died and went to pizza heaven.
We came late for a birthday party and the staff were super accommodating and brought us extra chairs even though the place was already packed. We sat down and the immediately took our drink and food orders and were very friendly at that! We got our food at the same time as everyone else despite being over half an hour late. I ordered the sinatra — spicy sausage, pepperoncinis, and black olives. It was deeeeeelicious! For $ 5.99 (even cheaper during happy hour) I got a slice of pizza bigger than my head, probably the size of two slices of costco pizza combined! Not only was it a huge portion but they don’t skimp out on the toppings and it was great! My only complaint is that my slice came out almost cold and while I don’t usually have a problem eating cold pizza, I would expect it to be steaming hot when I order it to dine in.
Later in the evening, they started the karaōke. Everyone was singing and they cleared some tables for people to dance and it was a great time! Highly recommend this place if you happen to be in West Seattle and are looking for good eats and entertainment.