Via Tribunali

Although this restaurant is small, it was great for a larger party because all 17 of us were able to speak with one another comfortably. The party deal ($ 25 a person) was great for our group. In the deal, we received bread, appetizers, salad and unlimited pizza. It ended up being very efficient for a large crowd. Highly recommend.

Absolutely fantastic. I took my fiancé here and it has become one of our favorite Italian spots in the city. I would definitely dine here again.

Pizza is unreal. Love the stained glass windows — feels like Seattle University! Great wine too!

Great atmosphere and awesome Neapolitan pizza pies! Comparing to Frank Peppe’s pizza in New Haven CT, it was a little soggy Vongole but just the right amount of garlic. Great experience overall and definitely a recommended stop while visiting Seattle.

Two stars for the sauce. I had the «happy hour» marguerita pizza. It obviously was frozen because it was almost completely wet under the crust and the dough seemed to be not cooked all the way — though the edges were burnt in places. Too bad — it had such potential. The waitress didn’t come and check until it was cold. Don’t think I’ll recommend to anyone.

This place is beyond adorable. Very old country architectural vibe. Trendy music. Cute staff.
This is my favorite pizza place in Seattle! Wide selection of interesting pizza. When the pizza is delivered to your table they give you a dish of parm! The Parm Gods do exist! Small peps, amazing mozzarella. Not too saucy. Volcanic oven-​making the dough oooh so right.
For happy hour — 2 pizzas and half carafe of wine under $ 25.
SOLD. CLOSED WON.
Will try to make this a weekly spot!

Really good neapolitan style pizza. I am picky when it comes to pizza and this is so far my fav in Seattle.

Wow, why did it take us so long to come here? Arrived about 6:30 on a Saturday evening. Had a choice of table for two, or sit at the bar. Host suggested sitting at the bar, said jt’s a lot of fun — and he was 100% correct. Wow, had a blast. Noah was our tour guide thru the menu, answered all of questions and poured some delicious drinks. While we waited for our food, he introduced us to some interesting and different aperitifs. And we made some notes as to what we will add to our liquor cabinet. Great conversation, fun watching the pizzas in the oven, and ended up chatting to a cool guy sitting next to us. Good was phenomenal, we had a salame pie. Dough was great, sauce just right and salame had a good bite. While we live in NE Tacoma, we won’t make it as often as we could, but we are definitely coming back. Thanks for a fabulous dinner and a memorable evening. Noah is now our favorite bartender.

I could live off of this place! They have such good pizza and a wide selection on their menu to choose from! They have good shareable appetizers and their craft wine is very inexpensive! This will always be a top choice on my list. Not to mention you get to cut your pizza with scissors. How rad is that?!

I love this place. The food is great and comes out quickly and is always consistently delicious. The staff are all exceptionally nice. The bartender makes killer drinks. And their happy hour is the best!
A few times I started getting disappointed because something I really liked was no longer on the menu, but they always made it for me anyhow. you’ve got to love that kind of commitment to customers.

Good stuff.
The bf and I have gotten take out from here several times now. They get big bonus points for being willing to make any of their special pizzas without cheese, as the bf has a dairy allergy going on.
Via Tribunali is so far the best pizza I’ve had in Seattle. Good thin crust (not too thin), usually generous on the toppings, good quality ingredients. It is not the best pizza I’ve ever had. But so far it comes closer than anyplace else in the city to a good Neapolitan pizza.
I am surprised no one has mentioned The Lady On The Box. If you order carry out you will receive a box with an extremely well endowed pizzarista on it. Not really a problem, but it surprises me every time. I mean, it’s a pretty sexy pizza box. Wayyyy sexier than that little Caesar dude.
Haven’t eaten in yet but I’m eager to do so — looks like they have a nice wine selection and the space seems cozy. Good spot for dinner or carry out and accommodating of special diet needs.

Love love love this restaurant and location. It feels like a neighborhood pizza place that can be as romantic or laid back as you’d like. I work a night schedule, so it’s always hard to find a place serving food late at night.
The pizzas are so good. Just a heads up– it’s the thin neopolitan pizza. The only downfall is that the prices are high… That is unless you can catch a happy hour deal… Almost too good to be true!

Pizza was super good & I really enjoyed the house wine. 4 stars only because we were seated close to the front entrance and I kept getting hit when people were opening the door and there were some fruit flies that kept flying around our table. Other than that great place to eat!

This place is nice but staff is unethical. I was charged $ 7 dollars for a pint of Stella when it was suppose to be $ 6. So with tip i paid $ 8 for a beer. Then when my friend got her bill they put the my beer which i paid for $ 6 on her bill for $ 6. She almost paid it but when she asked me to chip in i reminded the bartender that i paid for the beer. Her and I were the only people at the bar. also they over charged her last time she was there…
Never go here again.

Anyone who gives this restaurant less than 5 stars is insane. I’ve lived in QA for a year now and have been meaning to check this place out. I did last night and was so happy I did!
The staff is awesome. Every person working there is friendly and accommodating. It’s like eating dinner at your trendy Italian friend’s house. I would go back just to hang out with them.
The restaurant is cozy and fun. There’s more seating than appears from the outside and an intimate bar in the back.
The food is incredible. We had the veal meatballs, a pizza with mozzarella and prosciutto and panna cotta. It was authentic and so delicious.
Oh and you cut your own pizza with scissors! What a fun little quirk! This is nothing to complain about.
I could eat here every day.

Classy atmosphere with the most amazing and unique wood fired pizzas. Everyone from the plain cheese aficionados to the more adventurous was pleased. Cocktails do not disappoint.

I came here with two friends on a Saturday night after checking out the view from Kerry Park. The place is small and cozy, and since it was almost full they directed us to a table on the second level. The second level, though, was very dark with only some small candles to lighten, which can be ideal if you’re on a romantic night out, but, in our case, was just a bit disappointing to see what we’d like to order…
We ordered a Dante and Capricciosa pizza, both very flavorful and fresh, with that roasty taste that only oven pizzas have. So delicious! I’d say the downside for me it that the pizza doesn’t come cut and although they provided scissors we ended up just cutting it with our knives.
Our waitress was very helpful; our water glasses were never empty and they had no problem splitting our bill although we were paying in different ways.

This was our first visit to Seattle and a bunch of our friends met us at our rental — after a couple hours everyone was starving. Via Tribunali popped up as a nearby restaurant and I am so glad we tried it! The service was fabulous — we were a group 8 without a reservation on a Friday night and we were seated within 10 minutes.
The server’s red wine recommendations were perfect, the burrata appetizer and flatbread was good and we also ordered the heirloom salad — the daily special. Absolutely order whatever daily special they have because it. is. worth. it. We ordered a variety of pizza’s — mushroom, cheese, and a sausage something. All delish. I am big spice lover and they had this amazing hot chili oil. Try it.
This was an adorable neighborhood spot with tasty food that hits the spot and it’s great for a group.

a nice change in pizza selections and the pizza dough has a nice char taste. However one pizza is too big for one person and not enough for two. we ordered a pizza with prosciutto but it came out looking and tasting like cold ham. The servers are really nice but I hated to say this to them but I know I should have. Im from NY so I guess Im just used to different pizza.

Great food and nice service.
Pizza and salad are delicious and fresh!
Highly recommend!!!

Big fan!
We couldn’t be happier that we are now just a short stroll from our favorite pizzeria! We are guilty of being the last patrons eating at the bar on more than one occasion and the staff has always been exceedingly kind and gracious.
The pizzas are gorgeous, though some of the more topping laden options can get a little soggy pretty quickly, so keep it simple for the most success. And you must, I mean MUST save room for the best Tiramisu this side of the Atlantic. Hooooooly cow.
Good work, guys!

My wife and I came in for dinner on a Tuesday night and were encouraged to see that it was 75% full on a Tuesday. The service was great from start to finish, attentive and ready to answer questions and make recommendations.
We started by ordering a bottle of a dry lambrusco, which is an effervescent red wine from the Emilia-​Romagna region of Italy. We were excited to see this on the wine list because it’s rare to find it in restaurants or wine shops in the states. This particular one was quite good.
We also ordered the Misto Salumi plate which came with a selection of cured meats (prosciutto, salami, and capicola). Not the best of either that I’ve ever had, but good. Also came with about 8 or 10 castelvetrano olives (delicious) and a small block of a hard cheese (not parmigiano-​regiano, but maybe grana padano). Fairly priced at $ 16.
We ordered bread to go along with the meat plate (they charge $ 5), and it was a very tasty flat bread. We took most of the bread home and ate it with our eggs this morning for breakfast.
Finally, we ordered the house specialty pizza, the VIA TRIBUNALI (SPECIALITA’ DELLA CASA), topped with provola, ricotta, spinach, rapini, sausage, cherry tomatoes, arugula, fresh mozzarella, basil, grana padano, at $ 18. When we ordered it, our server asked if we’d ever had it before. We said «no,» so she made sure we understood that it’s not a traditional round pie, but that it’s rectangular with the sides folded over. She wanted to make sure our expectations were accurate and that we wouldn’t be unpleasantly surprised when it was delivered. We greatly appreciated the info. We stuck with our order, and it was fantastic. If I were to have one criticism, it’d be that I’d like a slightly more crisp crust. Otherwise, it’s great. The crust is of the soft, chewy variety, and it has a lot of flavor. The toppings were all great, especially the sausage.
All in all, I’d highly recommend this place for a reasonably priced pizza night. We ordered far more than we needed, so next time, we’ll probably just get the Via Tribunali pizza and a glass of wine to reduce cost, and we’ll still leave full and happy.

Mmmk. So let me tell you what.
This is easily my favorite place to be at 10pm on just about any night of the week. That is, if I’m not in bed. It started out as «let’s go get drinks» after a jaunt to Molly Moons (neighboring ice creamery) – but these days we mostly skip the ice cream line and go straight to Via.
I’m hesitant to share this, because I don’t want you buffoons ruining my Sunday nights, but this place is SO chill on Sunday night after 10pm.
Also, late night happy hour starts at 10pm. The best part about happy hour at Via Tribunali? The $ 6 Salumi personal pizza.
I drink the «Orange Crush» all the time. And this place won my heart when I sat down a while back, and the late night bartender/​server (Noah, I think?) walked up to me, and immediately knew my drink. I think that means I’ve achieved «regular» status.
Service is always awesome. Drinks are always amazing. Pizza is also always awesome.
AND — last time I was there I tried the Tiramisu for the first time and it was probably the best Tiramisu I’ve ever had. SO, SO GOOD.
This is easily one of my favorite places in Seattle.

Great service, great food, every time. My boyfriend and I have just recently started coming here about once a week. We order the house salad, split a pizza and have the house red. Highly recommend!

Via Tribunali is a wonderful Seattle pizza group that specializes in Neapolitan style pizza. I thoroughly enjoy the thin crust pizzas made with fresh ingredients and crispy crust. The thin crust allows the flavors stand on their own.
All of the Via Tribunali restaurants have their individual charm. My favorite is the Queen Anne Hill location because of the unique space. At dusk with candles aglow, the setting is romantic and rustic treating your visual senses.
The aroma and flavors of freshly made pizzas adds to the experience.
The staff compliments your experience with a warm and friendly invitation to share an intimate dining experience in their dining room.

Oh gosh– the pizza at Via Tribunali, particularly their house special, is soooo delicious. I’ve been to the Capitol Hill and Fremont branches– the Queen Anne branch is just as delicious with a cozy interior. Cute little bar area and great food.

Pizza was delish. Couldn’t see it though; this place is darker than Hollister (except it smelled great)!
We came to Via Tribunali in the evening and sat upstairs. While the downstairs section does have some dim light fixtures, the upstairs relies solely on just a few tea light candles per table. I’ve posted a non-​exaggerated photo of my husband trying to read the menu with a candle. It’s common for restaurants to have dim lighting, but this was like being inside a cave.
My table ordered the funghi and the primavera pizza. Both were very delicious and not too heavy like a typical pizza.
I am likely to return, but while there is daylight coming in through the large windows.

Amazing dinner we had here and already cannot wait to come back to get the same thing again. We came on a three course voucher so we each ordered a starter, a pizza to share, and a dessert and it was perfect, everything!
The fresh arugula salad was fresh and delicious with just some amazing parm on top and a lemon dressing. His caprese was good and ample though the tomatoes were not as ripe as they probably should be for a caprese.
The pizza… WOW. We tried the Via Tribunali, the house special. When she brought it to our table I didn’t think it was the right pizza, but it was. It was a combination pizza and calzone. The perfect crust enclosing the sausage and tomato sauce on one end and the ricotta and rapini filling on the other end and showcasing their fresh mozzarella, cherry tomatoes, and arugula in the middle. It had it all going on and it worked so well. It was even more fantastic presented on a wood serving tray with scissors to cut the perfect crust.
And dessert!!! Order the nutella calzone. Just do it. That great pizza crust with just the right amount of salt enclosing the oozing nutella contained within. Topped with a drizzle more of nutella and powdered sugar and you are in heaven. Also came with scissors for cutting.
And sit upstairs if you can. You can watch the action in the kitchen and the pizza oven, have your privacy, and stair out the window past the basil plants in the sill and pretend like you are in Italy.

Die beste Pizza der Stadt! Hochwertige Zutaten, sehr zuvorkommender Service und nettes Ambiente. Auch sehr kinderfreundlich.
Die Calzone war hervorragend.