Pizza.

So I was planning on gatekeeping this place because this is where I get the most saucy as wings ever. This is wings corner all the way in Delta and they have over 140 flavors of chicken wings. Like look at all this food. I've been here with my friends multiple times and every single time we have such a great meal. Every single time I come here I have to order my favorite wings. This is the honey garlic Parmesan. Flavors work so well together and it's saucy just the way that I like them. This one is BC boys. It's a little bit spicy. I got this one in the bonus bites and it's so meaty and they give you so many pieces. Every single Wednesday a full pound of wings is only 10.99 guys. Okay the second best thing I always have to order every time I come here are these chef's special fries. I feel like this should almost be a secret menu item because it's just that good. There's fresh jalapenos so there is a kick to it. I tried their meat lovers pizza and every single Tuesday it's only 11.99 and it feeds up to 3 to 4 people. Okay if you guys like pickles I really recommend you guys to try these deep fried pickles. Because these pickles were so freaking huge they were so pickily and they were so worth it. I also tried their Moza 6 for the first time and it passed the cheese pull test. Oh and they have a new location Algebrave where all these deals apply there as well.

This is one of the only Pizzerias in the whole state that's won an official award for serving the best pizza in the entire country. Meet Chef Willie, one of two Americans certified by the country of Italy as a pizza master. His restaurant produces six styles of pies, critically acclaimed pastas, and so much more. And I can confirm, this place is actually the real deal. They're located in the heart of a cute town named Kingston, which is not far from Seattle. And if you want to try the country's best pizza, you need to check them out.

Here are 10 great spots to try in 2025 in the Greater Seattle area. Starting off at a Roy Mag, this is a much-tried Thai spot that's known for their delicious chicken and rice dishes, but everything here is amazing and the owners are so kind. Next, gogiyama gomanduia are starting these massive, pre-infusion burritos, pomegranate dumplings and other great fusion items all in one spot. And don't miss no drug's huge fried chicken sandwiches, super cheesy mozzarella sticks, and my favorites, their chicken tenders and softs. For a great brunch, check out Kikas, this is a little javan period and I would try their Mazzapone pancakes or their chili keelies, which are some of the best around. Pasta lovers, be sure to visit Cotto, this is the greatest Halloween spot in Belltown serving delicious freshly pasta with this crispy one being our favorite. Next, wear the KBBQ in Mary's Hill, for their all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue with so many options to choose from and they also have a fun school game theme. For great smash burgers with nice crispy edges and fresh toppings, check out Holes Smash Burger and don't miss their loaded fries or milkshakes. And a great sushi spot and admits is Kozoku for fresh sushi, sushi, sashimi platters and amazing Japanese dishes with a family like 5. And we're on to Rachel's Bagels and Burritos for some great bagels and even better breakfast burritos and they open a new location in Lake City. Lastly, wear a society's perfect place for an amazing steak dinner or celebration in Milk Creek with perfectly cooked steak, delicious starters, great sides and a must try better take for dessert.

Seattle's best pizza. I tried over 20 different pizza places in Seattle this year, and I'm excited to share with you my top five rankings. Starting off with pizza by Ruffin, which is known as a Roman-style pizza. This is the first time I've actually been introduced to Roman style. Ruffin's got a great structure and the flavors and toppings are even more elite, truly chef pizza. Moving on to number four, we're gonna go with swing over in Queen Anne. This is a much lesser-known place, not very oily. And overall, I would say it's like a pizza staple. It's just a very balanced slice. The pepperoni was really nice, but I highly suggest trying the slice with the barata cheese. Moving on to number three, we're gonna go with post-alley. This is a true Seattle legendary slice, probably the best slice as they like to say. I would highly suggest getting a pepperoni. It's a little bit oily and greasy. It's a nice and crunchy slice, which is what I really love about it. Moving on to number two, we're gonna go with Stevie's pizza. Now this is a sourdough pizza. Stevie's structure is incredible. It's not too oily. The sauce isn't too strong and the cheese isn't too much. Moving on to number one, my favorite slice ever. Better than anything I've had in New York, in my opinion. It's AK pizza. This is just, I don't know, really what to say. The structure is incredible. The toppings are really flavorful. It's effectively the perfect balanced slice. You get a little bit of a blackened crisp on the edge. I don't really do voiceovers often, but when I do, you know it's about pizza.

We are here trying AK Pizza, which is known to be the hardest yet pizza in Seattle, with only 60 pizzas per day available to the public. Look at it near a Thelestation in South Seattle. This is a relatively new pizza shop that only serves whole New York style pies for pre-order. Now here comes the question, is the hype legit? Yes, without a doubt, we believe this is the best pizza in Seattle, and honestly it holds its own against the best in the country. I like to say it's not just New York style, it's New York level. Pizza is like sushi to me. Gang to the next level depends on how you treat the body or your vessel. In sushi, it's the rice. In pizza, we have the dough. Anyone can source the best of the best in the region. Your talent really shows in your skills in creating a recipe and executing it. Does it have a body? A nice crunch? Not too dense? Leopard printing? And so on. AK knocks it out of the park with one of the most satisfying bites every single time. And of course, the toppings are definitely not forgotten. I mean, look how much pepperoni is on there. Cheesh! And the brahda always so fitting on a pizza pizza. Chef's kiss. Now this pizza is hands down the best pizza I've had in the greater Seattle area. Compare an AK pizza to the New York slice that I've had, and I can personally say that it can hang with the best. Lundustries my favorite NYC slice, and an AK pizza is right up there with it. But for Seattle pizza, this takes the crown for me easily beating out sliced halts as my favorite pizza joint. I'd say the only drawback for AK pizza is that you got to hope that you can get a pre-order or else you're going to have to keep on trying until you finally get one. But with that, putting this button to my belly, I give it a 9.5.

These are the five best pizza spots in Seattle. We've gone to almost every single pizza joint in Seattle, and these are our favorites. First is Dino's on Capitol Hill. The Jersey style squarespace places have a thick and crunchy crust topped with vodka sauce and fresh mozzarella. The Neapolitan pizzas at Bartol Corso are so good, you might think you're somehow transported to Southern Italy. They have thoroughly charred crusts and excellent toppings, make sure to get the margarita and white pie. This small Italian spot on Capitol Hill has great pasta and faccaccia, but their pizza is the store. Next, go to Dileancy for the sausage pie and sit on their outdoor patio. Last but not least, good shape pizza has a stupendous cheese pie. Lices are both crisp and foldable at the same time. Be sure to follow us to see more of the best pizza spots in Seattle.

Here are some unique food options you'll find at the bite. Download Smash Burger from Smash Kings. Berya Ramen from Berya Riyan Michi. Katsu about burger from fusion eats. Down to ferment fermented hot sauce. J-shaped ice cream cone from Hawaiian honey cones. Sushi pizza from Sushi Pizzeria.

I bet you've never had pizza like this before. This is Pizza Gallery in Burian, Washington. A local spot that's been slinging pies for 33 years. And you know you're in the right place when you see the Wall of Pizza boxes with artwork. We heard about the specialty items on their menu, so we have to check them out. First up, the cheesy jalapeno grid. Soft, spicy, and perfect with marinara dip. Next, Billy the Kid, the barbecue brisket pizza. Yes, you heard me right? Barbecue brisket. And they load this pizza up with the smoky brisket chunks and the sweet tangy barbecue sauce. This is definitely a barbecue lover's pizza. It's so good. Next, the beachers mac and cheese pizza. Greenwich mac and cheese made with beachers cheese and cheddar. It was so gooey, so cheesy, and absolutely delicious. I also got the mac and cheese, but I had bacon on mine. It was cheesy, smoky, and packed with so much flavor. Oh, and we couldn't leave without trying the La Cohn pizza. The Filipino-style roast pork pieces, cheese, and the chone sauce as the base. Surprisingly, so good. This is one of their one-day pizza specials, so keep an eye on their Instagram. And check this out, one of the owners, Colton. Even what a chosen spot called Pizza Puck. How cool is that? So next time you're in Burian and want a unique twist on some pizza, check out Pizza Gallery. Like, share, and follow us for more Simpsips and Saver Bines.