A Pizza Mart

Their delivery is always on time and the pizza tastes really good. :)

I honestly wish I could give this place a 0. Ordered around 2, they said it would take around 20 – 30 minutes. An hour comes by with nothing, and to make matters better, we try to call and check on the order but their lines are busy for another half an hour.
330, I finally get ahold of them, they say the order is out on its way. I even confirmed the order with the guy on the phone.
4am, I know they’re closing, but still no pizza. We’ve officially waited almost 2 HOURS for a pizza, breadsticks, and soda to never show up. We call them again to see if it was even sent out, and they accuse me of never making the call because they can’t find the order, until they realize they just forgot to make the order. I triple checked that I was calling the right location from start to finish, so for them to say I never made the call is frustrating. They said they’ll just make it and have it out in 20. At that point, I’m starving, annoyed, and do I really want to wait what would probably be longer than 20 minutes for mediocre pizza? Forget about it.
The extravagant wait, the attitude, and the accusation that I never called in the first place ensures that I’ll never order from here again and I hope you never do unless desperate and willing to wait/​possibly never get food.

Horrible service. The lady on the phone is seriously SO RUDE. She also hung up on me in the middle of my question.

At 2:00am we were looking for a place that offered delivery to our hotel (0.5 miles away from Pizza Mart). Off of Unilocal,this place was opened until 4:00am. I understand that delivering food can be a waste of time and can be a hassle driving back and forth, but if you’re offering a service, as customers we expect the minimum.
The guy who delivered our food called about 20minutes after I placed the order– saying he was going to be outside in 2 – 3 minutes. I don’t mind waiting if you said it was going to take 20minutes instead of having us wait in the lobby for another 15−20minutes. And when he delivered the food he had an attitude. We were going to tip an additional $ 5 because it’s out of the way, but after the delivery, we held onto it.
We ordered the lasagna– would taste better with more meat. At least the Chicken Caesar salad was good

Hour late with no heads up call is way too late. Make a pizza. Deliver the pizza. This complex sequence of events should be manageable for a team of dedicated professionals such as the highly qualified restaurateurs of the well-​named A Pizza Mart.

Just ordered a large chicken pizza with hot wings for delivery. I was paying cash. The total was $ 30.66. When the delivery guy came. He said it was $ 36.00. The pizza was actually hot (temperature) as well as the hot wings. I tip nice but don’t overcharge when customers are paying cash just to scam them a few dollars more for your pocket.

My girlfriend loves this place! Instead of driving into the city she catches the bus into downtown to catch various events. It’s right there when you get off the bus. We went into town on Halloween took the bus. Had to see why she liked this place so much. She had said it is small and nondescript. She was right on both counts. It does, however, have a quaint neighborhood feel to it. The pizza is so-​so but the drinks are «free– poured» and strong. Nothing like a bargain!
If you’re on that particular bus line or in the area and in the mood for «cheap eats» an strong drinks… check it out. I’ll head there again.

Fast delivery to and near the Space Needle. Excellent Calzone!
Will try again when in the area!

Late night after dancing and we wanted some pizza!
It’s hard to find a place in our region that is open late night, let alone good! I give this place 4 stars only because my BBQ chicken really in my opinion wasn’t bbq. I know everyone’s version of bbq is different but there should at least be a little crispness right? It wasn’t bad and the wings where we’ll done just how I liked but I had my taste buds set for some actual Q.
We also ordered the large margarita pizza which was delish! The crust was perfect, not to thin not to thick, I like my sauce too and this was very flavorful as well as portioned well.
We ordered delivery to our hotel downtown and they arrived promptly in the lobby and our food was hot and fresh. I would order from here again, just not the «BBQ» chicken! And I would consider other menu items as well.

Pizza always good. Catch it right out of the oven and it borders on greatness. Drink prices are exceptional for downtown. Not many places left that serve $ 3.00 beers. And the staff is great too. Elizabeth, the manager is warm witty and has many a true tale of the bartenders trade. Kristian, Sam, Cole and Will all give a generous pour. Try to eat when Mikes in the kitchen. Great neighbor bar friendly to Passer through too.

Ordered a large pizza around 1:00 AM today and receive the delivery within 40 minutes. Friendly service and the pizza was delicious too! Best option for late night cravings! Keep up the good work.

Not happy. I had pizza mart delivery every week. And this last week was horrible. Burnt pizza, over charged for tid bits, owner promised to fix it. but it never happened. Delivery guy showed up with burnt pizza, over charged me, and owner never got back to me as promised. I spent $ 50. a week there, I guess I wasn’t that important.

This pizza is fantastic. Dough was soft and fresh awesome toppings on the house special. My margarita pizza was so good. Delivery was fast and delivered to my hotel room. Delivery man was pleasant.
Thank you for a awesome pizza I am picky, my husband is really impressed.

This pizza place was one of those late night, last minute decisions that was the result of adult beverages.
There was nothing open at 2:30 am because apparently Seattle bars close earlier than our crew was used to, so we were a bit flabbergasted when there was no food around for our late night munching pleasure. So we asked hotel concierge and we got handed a brochure for this place. We were starving and angry so we called. It was 8 blocks to this place but we ordered delivery and they quoted us 45 minutes for one pie.
Eventually the delivery guy shows up with one of the smallest pizza boxes that’s supposed to be a «large» I’ve ever seen. It was a huge letdown initially but I was so hungry I wasn’t going to complain at that point. We asked for half green pepper and onion and half pepperoni which they did but the flavor wasn’t there. It was blah at best. Save this for your last resort drunk pies.

I wish I could rate food and customer service independently. Food would have been 3.5 to 4. Got a supreme, and considering price point, it was good. Vegetables appeared to be fresh, not dehydrated or frozen, crust was good. Overall, good value.
Service was a totally different story. I would give zero stars given the opportunity. Totally attributable to the delivery guy. Initial phone call from delivery guy asking probing questions that indicated he knew he should make the effort to come to my door, but didn’t want to. He kept commenting on how there was no parking, he couldn’t see the building #, etc. he then asked if I could come down. I immediately refused. I was just down there, and street parking was maybe 60% full. I literally had been down there less than 10 min previous to phone call. When I refused he didn’t hide that he was annoyed, said he would try to find a spot, and hung up on me. All in all, fine. Don’t care that much. When he gets up to my door LESS THAN 90 sec later, he starts profusely complaining about the parking situation and tells me that if I order again I will have to come down to get the food.
That’s nonsense. Complete nonsense. I’ve had a variety of delivery drivers come by, never made that statement. And that’s w/​o knowing what the parking situation was actually like.
I will only order from there if it’s late and no one else is open. Furthermore, there is a 0% chance that I will tip in the future.

Late night? Pretty much the only spot downtown in market area to get that fix! Order was correct, on time, hot and tasty! Bam!

Jalpeño business, this za
Ordered late, without a flaw.
Came to our room.
Zoomy zoom zoom.

Eating some pizza and breadsticks from A Pizza Mart as I type this — yes, my keyboard is getting a bit oily. But that’s alright!
This is actually pretty good pizza. I work for another pizza shop in the area that isn’t open nearly as late and decided to get some late-​night delivery. I got a salami and jalapeño pizza with garlic sauce — it’s pretty bomb. The breadsticks are pretty good too, but there’s a bit too much oil on them. Tasty, though! Parmesan and crushed red pepper packets were included as requested.
Pizza was fresh and hot when it arrived at my door, even at 2:30 at night. My pizza got here about 30 – 45 minutes after I ordered, so I have no complaints in that area.
Overall, for late night/​last ditch pizza this stuff is pretty darn good.

Pizza = BAD!!! If you’re hungry, skip it. Sorry. That simple.
Arrived in Seattle really late (i.e., about 12:30 am to the hotel; due to multiple airline delays — shocker!) and we wanted to try to grab a quick, small snack and perhaps a night cap. The hotel clerk recommended a place around the corner, but as we approached, some very friendly patrons were leaving and informed us they had just closed. Ugh. They recommended a pizza place some blocks away and assured us they stayed open late.
A Pizza Mart delivers pies to downtown Seattle until 4 a.m., clearly stated on the exterior door, so looked really promising. Walked in, very small joint (~10 tables), and it was packed on a Saturday night — had kind of a divish feel which we dig and seemed to be filled mostly with regulars. Walked up to the counter, tried to order two beers and was told it was already past last call (this was around 1:25) — okay, gotta play by the rules right. No problem. So we settled for some pizza. As we waited, we couldn’t help notice the barkeep/​pizza dude kept barking «You have to hurry… I have to take those drinks in about a minute» to other customers. Again, laws… but not exactly the friendliest of service. I don’t know if A Pizza Mart recently got into trouble with the Seattle Liquor license peeps or what, but closing time was CLOSING time! After speaking to locals, it appears the law is pull by 2am (just like in Austin)??? Just sayin’… ;)
Now, the reason I suppose most people would actually read any reviews, saved the best for last (lol)…how’s the pizza pie? Um… well…uh…I have never had pizza where the crust was somehow crispy and soggy at the same time. The sauce was almost non-​existent and flavorless. They didn’t skimp on the toppings; however, they didn’t taste fresh at all. And, was that «government’ cheese (yes, I would know). If I had to guess, I would say this pizza was baked straight from the freezer. But that would imply it was somewhat enjoyable, as I’ve had MUCH better frozen pizza than the slices served up at A Pizza Mart.
Save your $$ and grab a couple of frozen burritos from 7 – 11 down the street for better eats. It does seem like it might be a cool place to sip some suds with friends though — hence 2 stars in lieu of 1. Just be sure not to push the clock and chow before you go.

Don’ts:
Eat here
Drink here
Come here after work
It’s way too crowded, tiny space, dark and dingy. I don’t get the hype.
Lots of better places around, I don’t understand why you’d come here with so many other, better options at your fingertips.
Why the 3 star rating you ask? I am adjusting for a few friends’ wildly positive impressions. However, I think their impressions are based not on the actual establishment, but on hanging out with friends and good times with coworkers.