Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria - Kirkland

I love this Tutta Bella! I normally just order when I'm drinking at the QFC bar but tonight I went in and ordered then did my grocery shopping and went back to pick up. I was in and out in 16 minutes. The pizza is always delicious and pretty small which I like do I don't have leftovers for days. It's also relatively inexpensive, $13 for a pepperoni pizza and a frozen pizza can be over $10 so definitely worth it. I'm also obsessed with their garlic knots! If I get the pizza and knots I have 2 big meals. If I just get pizza if I'm hungry I can finish it. Great location, really great and friendly employees!

Amazing options for take n bake pizzas! I'd definitely come back just for that. It's a great option and takes about 10 mins to bake at home. My favorite is the campania pizza but the lucca and margherita were just as great.

This Tutta Bella is located inside the new QFC at the Kirkland Urban. It has a modest cafeteria style ordering, and you get a buzzer to tell you when it's ready to pick up. While you wait, grocery shop or relax and have a drink at the Q20 where you can stay to eat your pizza, too. It's fast and efficient! And each pizza is only $10! I've eaten at the Tutta Bella at the Crossroads before. While I recall liking the pizza, it wasn't a wow factor to me then. Somehow, because of the simplicity of the process and a flat $10 per pizza rate, the total value is so much better here. Also, I now have a better appreciation to a true Neapolitan pizza. Tutta Bella is the first pizzeria in the Pacific Northwest to be certified as true Neapolitan - with a softer center (not meant to be handheld cardboard-like NY style) and a chewier crust. Read "Our Story" on their website about their VPN Certification, the culinary discipline of the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana (VPN) - from the preparation of raw ingredients to the cooking method in an approved wood-fired oven.We had two pizzas this visit - the Leonardo and the Mediterranean. Both were satisfying - with a balanced amount of toppings and cheese, not greasy, not excessive. Good meal!

Good Neapolitan style pizza. My favorite is the meatball and ricotta followed by the margarita. The tutta bella one was good. The pistachio one was not so good for me--seemed surprisingly oily and the crushed pistachio lent a weird texture without imparting significant flavor. They make them quick, and i like i can grab a few groceries while i wait. Smaller personal sized pizzas so order accordingly to make sure you have enough food.

Yes. Yes. Yes. I've finally found a Neapolitan pizzeria that I actually like, and it's so convenient being in downtown Kirkland.Located in the newly-built QFC, this small spot offers a variety of Neapolitan pizzas and subs. For roughly $10, you can get your own pizza or sub. For the pizza, you can even watch them put it together and throw it into their pizza oven, where you can watch as your pie comes to life in a matter of minutes.I've come two times and tried the prosciutto and tutta bella pizzas, both of which were very delicious. The crust has a very nice chew, and it holds up to the sauce so that it doesn't sag when you pick up a slice. There's a small bar attached to the location, but you can also eat at the dining area within the QFC, where there's an open bar as well as flat screen TVs playing any sports games available. Additionally, I think if you take a seat in the dining area, they can actually take your order from there and then deliver your food to you - a very nice addition to this QFC.Prices are very affordable - I'm used to paying ~$14 or $15 for my own Neapolitan pizza back home, so it's nice that this place is so much cheaper. Parking is available for free (for now) below the QFC. There's also a few street parking spots right outside the QFC if you're lucky. This a little more upscale than your MODs or Blaze Pizzas, but it's not fancy by any means. Come through for a quick, tasty, value-friendly meal!Update: tried the Pietro and Tutta Bella, also very good

Ordered again for delivery. They upgraded their pizza boxes! So much thicker. Everything arrived hot and fresh and my young kids ate with zero complaints. Everything was so yummy! Highly recommend!

I'm a regular at Tuttabella and I love it. Today I tried the bake at home pizza for the first time, I'm not gonna lie, I was skeptical. Surprise surprise, it came out pretty good! Not restaurant level obviously, but pretty darn good for a pizza of this type. The pizza is pre-baked in their oven (except the cheese) and then packaged and refrigerated. The package indicates when the pizza was baked and by when you should either eat it or freeze it. I didn't notice and picked up one that was baked 5 days earlier, so not super fresh. Despite that, it came out delicious. I decided to bake at 450F instead of 400 for a shorter time (like 8 mins). It doesn't substitute a freshly baked Neapolitan pizza, but it beats any packaged or frozen pizza I've tried so far. Good job!

What a great little pizza place! I love the location because you can walk a few feet over to the Q20 Public House and grab a beer or glass of wine to go with your meal. I had never been to Tutta Bella before, but a lot of people recommended it to me. I finally came with a friend the other day and really enjoyed my pizza. I got the Tutta Bella pizza, and my friend and I split an order of garlic knots. :) I'm a sucker for garlic knots, so it's hard for me to find anything to complain about. The pizza was great! I really liked the size of it -- it's basically the size of a personal pizza. I will definitely be back!

Extremely bland neapolitan pizza. You can order a pizza and basically just get dough.

Do not go here for pizza! The salad maybe, but lord you call this pizza??? I wish I could give no stars, 1 cause you put 'em in a recycled box. Absolute garbage pizza.