Via Tribunali

Friendly service. They allowed my sister and I to split a salad with no extra charge! intimate atmosphere. Pizza was very good! it is thin crust, which I don’t normally like. but this pizza was amazing, definitely done right.

I am not a fan of this place and I had high hopes. It makes me sad to write this poor review but I was quite disappointed.
I had gone with a group of about 10 coworkers and we didn’t give them any notice so I do give them props for having seating available and being accommodating to us.
The major problem that I have is with our food. Everyone’s pizzas were burnt on the bottom and some on the top. The oil, provided to us for the pizzas, was not mixed and we weren’t able to properly mix it in the bottle it’s in. I was considering getting dessert but the pizza quality made me not trust it. :/​
Definitely won’t be coming back.

Stumbled across this place after work one night with a group of guys. The atmosphere is really cool. Dim candle light and the glow from the brick oven in the back corner. The tables were nice but I did not think the chairs were that great. Felt a little like lawn furniture. The staff was very friendly and helpful in telling us about the food. The people I was with had the lasagna and I had the Calzone and we split an order of butter claims. I am not a huge fan of sea food but the Butter Claims were very good. Cooked perfectly and served in a bowl of butter along with lemons. The Calzone was HUGE (I recommend ordering for 2) and it was the best Calzone I have ever had. The guys I was with told me the lasagna was also very good. They have a good selection of beer and wine. Only 4 stars because the price is a little steep but I will definitely be back.

This was only okay. But I’ve been spoiled by the crust and my favorite pizza (quattro formaggi — 4 cheeses) at Tutta Bella which is freaking outstanding.

Absolutely delicious. Everything. I ordered the Caesar salad as a basic salad. Anything but basic. Was amazing. Ordered the Dante pizza and said wow when it came out. And all of this amazing food was served with gorgeous smiles by the kindest people!

Had the special, sage butter gnocchi, so good! And a Francesca to drink. Amazing! Great service, quick and such great food.

Absolutely love this place. Being from the NY, I’m always complaining about the quality of pizza out in the Seattle area and after having been let down so many times, I finally came away ecstatic that there is good pizza to be found somewhere in the area. I’ve only been to the Georgetown location and have tried several of the pizzas on the menu as well as a couple specials. A few things stand out here compared to other places in the area. Thin crust. I only like think crust pizza and you won’t find anything thick or especially doughy here. Second, the ingredients are all top notch. The mozzarella is top notch — I’ve had it both on the pizza and as a side dish — and the meats and other toppings all follow suit. They serve very nice size personal pizzas, enough to fill up someone with a good appetite and enough to bring home for someone with a smaller appetite. The calzones are simply enormous and are enough to feed two and use the same fresh ingredients. Neither the pizza or calzones are made with too much of the accompaniments to overwhelm you. I haven’t tried the pasta but will do so the next time and have greatly enjoyed some of the antipasti and salads when we were part of a larger party.
I am open to suggestions for other places that might be better, but I’ve yet to find a better pizza (yes, Tutta Bella doesn’t compare) after 16 years in the Seattle area. We live over in Bellevue and if they had a place on the East Side, I’d probably order from here once a week.

Excellent food and service too. Lovely atmosphere, love the old building. We will definitely come back!

This is one of our Faves. Our honeymoon was near Napoli and this pizza reminds us of it more than any other around here. We’ve had excellent service every time we’ve been and highly recommend Via Tribunali.

Just there for a late lunch with the other half. Our favorite style of pizza, and believe me, we’ve had a few!
This is a charming location that’s smaller and cozy. It must be very pretty inside at night. We sat at a long table that is in a quasi outdoor setting just because, well, it was patio like and nice outside. If you don’t mind seeing an old stove and some prep. Which personally we didn’t. And we were going to be all alone, hey cool. until two ladies poked their heads out and asked to join us. Sure, I’m not going to be rude It’s table that seats 10 ish. But it was funny to me. If I saw a couple alone, as far away from the main dining as possible, I might think oh! Romantic meal — and I’d go right back inside. Guess that’s just me. But it’s not like we own the place. No big.
I know, has nothing to do with the food. Anecdote because what can I say about the food, well… There are a few such pizza places in Seattle, and more than one has been very consistent in its Neapolitan style. This is just as good as some of our other favorites. The pizza is just what we’ve come to expect, the service was nice (not a rush time, I have no idea how they do when slammed) and tiramisu? Yum. With a nice touch of fruit to the side such as strawberry, raspberry and blueberry.
We still love Tutta Bella as well, and it’s so difficult to decide on stars sometimes, because again… we find a few places to be very consistent and nothing that makes a HOLY CRAP OKAY THIS ONE HANDS DOWN.
This isn’t a bad thing. Just means YAY, a few places for good pizza exist, in different hoods. WIN. Tutta is probably the better bargain for the bang.
This one does have better chance for a romantic date (well, not counting our lunch this time har har) than the Tutta Bella we most often visit (it’s loud when packed). (Actually it was still romantic. We just sat closer.)

Oh the joy of this pizza place. I’ve tried a variety of their pizzas with the salumi pizza a personal favorite. The secret weapon is their chili oil: ask for it and you won’t go wrong with whatever you order.
The atmosphere is great. Even had a night with a friend singing opera with the manager while another friend danced on the bar, waving her wine glass in joyous delight. Ahhhh, memories…
All in all, you’ll be in pizza bliss at Via Tribunali.

Pizza is never just pizza. Fancy pizza isn’t just fancy pizza, either. Just like not every Pizza Hut is like every other Pizza Hut. This is not a parable.
This place uses fresh ingredients that you can taste. The dough used is also fresh and the imperfections are proof of its unique artisanship. The quality? I can’t complain. After all, this is a fancy pizza place. sort of.
My friend and I got one pizza to split, which was perfect for us. Just a light meal. The arugula was piled on like a mountain, which we love. The parmesan shavings were on the thick side and I did question its quality, actually. Nothing to scoff about, but with a highish price tag I expected awesomeness. The cherry tomatoes were lovely and the sauce wasn’t excessive at all. Nice subtle cheese coating. so the ratios were there.
Why only three stars? Not very memorable. I have nothing to complain about other than price. Had it been a few dollars less, then I would definitely look kinder upon my rating.
The little dish of red pepper flakes, incredibly charming.

Comical yet disheartening, I most recently went to Via Tribunali, during quite possibly the worst first (last) date I have ever had (definitely in the running). The best part about the date was the place he took me –this restaurant. We had a wonderful appetizer, and the pizza was delicious, although I didn’t eat much.
Located in an up-​and-​coming area, it’s a pretty cool place with a nice atmosphere. The energy is okay –much better than those with way too much of a «hipster» feel.
I recommend it, and I wish you the best of luck in the company you share. After all, that’s the one thing that’ll make even a «one-​star» place worth having experienced.

I enjoyed the laid back atmosphere, and I thought the service was great!
While the pizzas were good, I think I was a little caught off-​guard that a personal pizza was $ 18. Don’t get me wrong– the thin crust was very tasty, but if you think about the ingredients that make up pizza… then that’s a little pricey to me. Normally a large pizza that serves two will cost that much.

I can’t say enough good things about this place. Pizza is awesome (happy hour provides the best, Salami). Im here every friday. Pete the manager is very personable and accommodating. The bartenders are all knowledge of drinks as well. Top items are salami pizza, lasagna and meatballs. All cocktails are amazing.

Came here after the Elysian brewery great pumpkin beer festival to order a pizza to go.
Sat at the bar, filled with crazy alcohol, and just watched and waited for the pizza to be made.
First of all, maybe I am blind, but this is a FANCY place even if the waiter/​waitresses aren’t dressed in that manner. I mean, our pizza cost $ 18 and wasn’t very big at all.
The décor is pretty interesting… rustic italian with an industrial twist.
The bartender was nice enough, but it seemed like this was a family run restaurant and perhaps because it was late at night, they were just joking around and talking with each other… I don’t know, made it a little weird for us to get any sort of attention from them to ask when the pizza would be done or get more water (we were right at the bar too, imagine being at a table five or six feet away).
The pizza was pretty good, but small. I knock that to my naïve idea that all pizza places will have more for your buck.
I think I may give this place a try during normal dinner hours, but it is definitely not a stop and go kind of location.

Friends and I came here for dinner after playing volley ball @ Sandbox.
Most of the restaurants around were packed and would take more than 30 mins to get a table of 15. Via Tribunali was able to accommodate and provided a room with big table.
Since there were 15 of us, it did take a while to get orders ready and feed everyone. No one left with empty stomachs. We were very impressed by their serious and qualify of the food. In addition, they separated checks for us.
We will definitely come back again!

Seriously, this place gave us such a nice and friendly experience, I just had to say something!
Our waitress (wish I remembered her name-​she worked a couple sundays ago around 2… real specific, I know– and was an adorable brunette) was so nice! We instantly felt welcomed.
Ordered 2 happy hour pizzas and two drinks. Pizzas were, to quote my BF, the best we’ve had in a long time. Drinks were okay, but you come here more for the food. I’m not super proficient in Italian cuisine, but it seemed like they put a lot of thought and love into their menu, and a lot of it was hard to read, so it’s probably pretty «authentic».
I will definitely be back to a Via Tribunali. This one in particular was great, because they have a ‘secret garden’ out back and it’s really cool. Don’t tell anyone.

The best thin crust pizza. Only been here twice and we’ve only made a small dent in the menu. I can’t pronounce anything but the waiters and waitresses are super nice about it. We got the SALSICCIA E CIPOLLA and SALSICCIA (copied from the website lol and it was divine). They add the right amount cheese to meat ratio. Also the meat and cheese plate they offer during happy hour is soooo good. Wine offering if fantastic and they also have the staple Peroni.
The mural on the wall is gorgeous and really brings the room together. The wine bottles inlaid within niches are also a nice touch. Decent size bar although we’ve only sat at the tables in the front. There’s a patio out back and a wedding the first time we went. Looks like a gorgeous place for an intimate gathering.

I love the vibe here which is intimate and casual yet a bit industrial with a touch of sultriness.
One downer– they don’t have A/​C and it is HOT in there on a warm evening.
The food is consistent and high quality. Service is great.
We had the burrata, proscuitto and melon board, and the Via Trib pizza. Everything was excellent if a tad bit on the salty side.
The cocktails are great, too. I had the blood orange crush and it hit the spot.
It does add up quickly if you come during dinner hours as the pizzas are $ 20ish and the appetizers hover around $ 12 – 14 each. We got out the door for $ 75 before tax and tip for 1 pizza, 2 apps, 2 cocktails, and a panna cotta.
I highly recommend this spot. I think this location and the Queen Anne location are my favorites. Street parking is usually not a problem.