Ian’s Pizza on the Hill

I had high hopes for Ian's Pizza after seeing the vegan menu. I ordered half Vegan Mac half Vegan Veggie, both tasted bland and overly greasy. The slices were floppy and soft from being drenched in oil, and the crust wasn't crispy at all. I could barely taste the veggies, they seemed very stale. The bathroom was disgustingly filthy and I did not feel comfortable eating inside the restaurant.

TLDR: I've ordered Ian's probably 20 times in the past 2 years and gone for slices in person at least 10 or so times. They are very consistent and tasty each time. The only drawback is how much time it can take if they are short staffed or slammed. I have waited an hour for a slice before and we'll over an hour for a delivery before. That said, it's usually worth the wait. Food - I love that they have an every growing number of options and especially vegan options. I have tried most of these and they are all pretty good. My favorite pizza is the Mac n cheese pizza (normal not vegan) and I order it 90% of the time. I also recommend the breadsticks with chili ranch. My partner likes the Smokey the bandit, BBQ chicken, and pepperoni pizzas. Service - They are lovely in person but like I mentioned, it just takes a lot of time if they're slammed or understaffed. Ambiance - I have never actually sat inside and will just walk and eat or head to the park to eat. That said, it's got some tables to sit down at if they're open. Many times for late night their dinning room is closed and it's just the take out window though.

Great pizzas (including vegan!) and more importantly, all the people who work there are so nice!!

If I had to summarize Ian's in one sentence, it would be: NYC style pizza done right. As a NYer of 20 years, I'd say I know a thing or 2 about pizza. Ian's has the classic NYC style pizza ovens and NYC slices. The dough and cheese used also is NYC style. I'd say even if Ian's was in NYC, they'd still do quite well. This establishment sits right across Seattle Central College, so you'll always see groups of college students dropping by for a slice. It's no secret that Ian's is the place to go to for a late night meal.I got the Mac And Cheese slice and another specialty slice. It was so good that I forgot to take a picture before I took a bite.

Pizza came fast and was warm when we got it. We ordered from a small window and waited a few min for the pizza to be heated. It's around $7 a slice which is steep! But keep in mind this place seems like more of a specialty pizza place with unique themes.The chicken pizza had bacon and bbq sauce on it, it was pretty good! The curry pizza was also pretty good, something I can confidently say I've never experienced on a pizza. I personally was not a huge fan of the crust, it was a little soft/gummy, but it was still pretty good!

Consistently great vegan slices. Two varieties ready to go every day. Great, speedy service.

Have been looking forward to trying this place out. Many other good eats around the block. Parking is on the street which is not easily available. Ample of sitting spaces.Its good that they are open till midnight for those late hour cravings. They serve whole pies plus separate slices as well. We were happy that they have Vegetarian slices also apart from the standard Cheese slice.We ordered their:-Mac and cheese slice:- Just bland. Overly hyped.Cheese pizza slice:- It was good, Like the New York style pizza.Cheesy Potato & Ranch Pizza slice:- OMG, why have I never tried potatoes on a pizza and the sauce. Just Delicious.Overall, Happy to find a good pizza joint. Their single slices are pricey. Better opt for the whole pie.

I stopped by Ian's to pick up some slices for home at 6:30 on a Sunday. There were quite a few people waiting that appeared to be doordash people, but the people working there immediately noticed me and took my order. They put the pizzas by the slice into the oven, and I also saw them rolling out fresh dough to make more pizzas so things are definitely fresh! The actual shop is cute, looks like a cafe and seems like a fun place to stop by for a quick bite for lunch. I got my pizza within 5 min and left! The pizza unsurprisingly didn't stay steaming hot after a 30 min walk in 40 degree weather, but it was still warm but I did quickly heat it up before eating and it was great! The toppings, especially the sausage, was spiced and flavorful, and it was really just a good New York style pizza. I will be back!

PHATTEST funky slices in town. Loads of vegetarian options, and even some vegan!! (Meaty ones too don't fret).My friend talked up the Mac n cheese slice, they were out but she asked if they'd make one and they did it without question (we ate 80% of it anyways lol). Hot tip: get a side of marinara sauce!

This is the best pizza in seattle! It reminds me of the east coast. It's thin pizza, very cheesy and very greasy just the way I grew up eating. The service is great, and the food is made relatively fast, although the shop is a little small. I have had this place delivered a few times as well, and it's great! Overall, it's just really good pizza! Very close to other shops as well, so it's a nice spot to stop in for lunch while you are out and about on the Hill. Accessible, and has vegitarian options.