A Pizza Mart

This was a wonderful bar with good atmosphere, regulars and team. It was only a few blocks from our hotel and both my wife and I wanted some pizza. Multiple people told us to come here. The staff here was nice and attentive to our needs. There were not many people there when we got in but as we left you can see the locals (and tourists) starting to make their way in.This is not a pizza place, it is a bar and did not expect too much but.... The pizza was a tasty thin crust pizza with lots of sauce and cheese and definitely tasty. We went with a plain cheese and enjoyed it. SImple and tasty... a good mix. This shop was definitely worth the few block walk we took to get here.I am sure that it would be fun to come here when the place is packed and filled with electricity, but that will have to be next time. You treated the New Yorkers well.KUDO's to the team at 'A Pizza Mart.'

Asked by a reporter why he wanted to climb Mount Everest, George Leigh Mallory replied "because it is there".Similarly, and with all due respect, one doesn't go to any of the A Pizza Mart locations for the sublime flavor palettes of their localvore artisanal pizza varieties. Those leaving low reviews are completely missing the point.Visit because it's there, all the way to 2 am. In a city foodscape that closes down frightfully early, A Pizza Mart provides an oasis of warm food, great music, for separate cheesy video streams, friendly if reserved staff, and the cheery buzz of various socioeconomic classes reveling in the shared not of late night dining.We arrived after the trek from the airport, after the hotel check-in dance, hungry in a mostly shuttered city. Two steps in we knew this would salvage the evening.A flannel-clad, heavily bearded bartender walked is through our choices of pizza slices:1. Pepperoni 2. Meat lovers3. Veggie4. Ham and pineappleWe tried several slices of the first three. Each had a very distinct flavor, was confidently baked, and was large. Satisfying. The menu is huge, including chicken parmesan sandwiches and calzones. Locals have a long way to go to exhaust this menu. The food, the vibe, the buzz, the music, the football game alongside the animal videos and the MTV-like channel, and the joy of the bartender had us smiling all the way back to the hotel.Does this pizza rival those offered by culinary superstars or what's on offer on New York or Rome? Of course not, but that's not the point.Enjoy! We did!

What can I say but wow!Great bar, great atmosphere, and great group of regulars that go here. There Calzones are absolutely amazing with a very thin and crispy crust absolutely loaded to the brim with toppings - no air in here! For $17 you can easily split one of these, or be greedy and eat it all yourself.The staff here is very nice and attentive, and the crowd that comes here is very friendly and easy to talk to. If you're in Capitol Hill I HIGHLY recommend stopping by and giving this place a try - You won't regret it!

This is a straight up hole in the wall blue collar bar that serves pizza, nothing else.We were in town for a Kraken game and ate here among a few other places in this area.Lets get this straight right now, this is not a pizza place with a bar, it is a bar that serves pizza. Is it great pizza, probably not but it is good pizza that is worth the stop.They also serve until almost 2am, which you cannot find anywhere else in that area.If you want great pizza then look West about one block and go to Zeeks.We found the staff to be funny and super engaging.Anyways, we ordered the Indian pizza with raw tomato and it was cooked perfectly. The bartender whom I forget his name was super cool and engaging and gave us all sorts of info on the area and other shit, LOL.We will go back here the next time we are in town for another Kraken game.

The meatball sandwich was burnt and dry, very little sauce. It was inedible. I took it apart to try to salvage some of it but didn't eat much because it was so bad. And it was about 35 minutes late.

I ordered Meat lover pizza and picked them up from the store. Man... this is so good!!! I originally thought they just lay all different kind of meat on top of the pizza, but man!!! It's literally like a meat feast sandwich but in pizza form. Look at all the meat layers!!! Definitely will come back for this pizza again and also try their other pizza options!!!

Came here on a Monday for their weekly trivia night for the first time and it was a great experience! It's a smaller bar type establishment, but the bartender was incredibly nice. I ordered my food at the bar, and tender told me to sit down and he'd bring me my food. It took maybe 10-15 min for the pizza to come out but it was delicious! Hot and really flavorful. I also ended up getting a cider on tap and it was good and dry as described. Will likely be back especially for take out or trivia in the future!

Would choose 0 stars if possible. Despite going in weekly to pick up a sandwich and occasionally have a drink, the bartender told me I was aggressive because I put my motorcycle helmet on the bar, stumbled a bit because I was wearing motorcycle shoes that don't properly support an injured foot while walking, and asked for a sandwich.Then I got to enjoy a patron trying to pick a fight with me because I parked my motorcycle on the sidewalk where nobody was walking at a time when literally nobody was walking around town.I'll never go again. The food was shit but it was convenient. I don't see any reason to pay someone in the service industry to abuse me as a customer.Save yourself the hassle. Go two blocks up to Zeeks. At least their staff aren't pieces of shit.

We received burned breadsticks, along with missing 2 ranch that were $1/piece. Save your money, clearly quality and accuracy are not important.

While I haven't had the pleasure of a Campana's pizza in years, I remember it as the best I have had in our county. I am thrilled to see that they have finally reopened, now in Sheridan Village, E Bremerton. I really expect to eat there before the weekend is over (I just found out last night that they were reopening).