5 Best Pizza Restaurants near Mountlake Terrace

“I recommend the Pizza and the Staff. The amazing FREE customer service is fabulous. They really care.“

“Incredible location, have never had any issues. Staff has always been friendly, precise, and efficient. Even when I've made some heavy modifications to accommodate the dietary restrictions of my party guests there have never been mistakes.“

“Got my first Enzo's yesterday. Went with the Manhatten Meat combo 14" and gotta say pleasantly suprised. Good amount of meat on the pizza, and good quality. Not saucy and maybe a bit more cheese would have been good, but definitely not a deal breaker. Crust was thin and tasty. Little chewy, not a crispy crust that cuts your mouth, and not super thin New York Style . Not a foodie, but I'd have to say the quality of the ingredients is above average because when I go for a basic chain pizza I always have to drink a gallon of water later in the evening due to the salt. Not with the Enzo pizza and it was the all meat one.
So..not a gourmet pizza joint, but a big step above the chain places in taste quality for sure. Price point was at $20.00 bucks for the meat pizza and I'd say it would be good for two folks as I ate half last night and I was pretty hungry.
Front desk gal was super friendly and she was dead on with the 15 minute time to make the pizza.
They had some really good carry out 1 topping specials for cheap...so if you're on the fence I'd give them a shot with one of those.“

“Great place for good food, watch sports games and craft beer.“

“Like any true American, I adore pizza. I have eaten pizza in Chicago (The best in the midwest), Connecticut (The best in the country) and Naples (The best in the world). I've had a few decent pizzas in Washington, but searching for great pizza here is usually a disappointment. There are however a few places where you can get a pie that will satisfy the pizza itch. Zeeks is reliably such a place.
The Zeek's near me is technically in Mountlake Terrace, just over the boundary to Shoreline. I discovered this a few days ago and filed the fact away for the next time I had a craving for pizza. It didn't take too long for me to find myself looking for parking near this place. There is only street parking and most of the spots are filled whenever I go to that area. I managed to find a spot just big enough to get into with my superior parallel parking skills.
The inside of the restaurant is like any other Zeek's - clean and dark with natural wood tables. I asked the bartender for a table and was told to sit anywhere. It was noon on a Thursday and I was one of only three or four customers in the place.
I was given the usual Zeek's menu, but my needs are simple. I ordered a small pepperoni and a Caesar salad. The bartender was walking away when I remembered to order a drink (Root beer). She came slowly and carefully, bearing a mug filled to the brim.
The salad came up quickly and was yummy. Some of the joy was taken away when a woman came in with a barking dog. There is a law against bringing dogs into restaurants that I fully supported in this case. The bartender quickly let the woman know that her dog was not welcome and peace was restored.
When my pizza came, it did not have as much pepperoni as the picture in the menu, but there was enough. It did have a thick layer of molten cheese that made me wait so it could cool a bit before risking cheese burn.
While I was munching away, the bartender asked if I liked eggnog and would I be a taste tester for a drink she was perfecting. "Grandma Betty's Eggnog" had a bit more Jameson's in it than I like, but who could complain about a free drink?
I finished up and paid the bill (around $40) and headed out.“