Fitchi House in Seattle

One of the few places that are open until midnight. Super friendly owners/staff. Tasty sandwiches (chief’s special in particular), pastas and pizzas. Must try!

I kinda like keeping this hidden gem to my self. But lemme tell yall, pizzas ☆, calzones ☆, hot sandwitches☆, jalapeno poppers ☆, and thier salads are great!I eat here alot and still havent tried everything.

Often I had driven past Fitchi House exiting off I-5 to cut through Wallingford or heading from the University District. However, this month I made it a point to order the goods from Fitchi House. Both orders on 3/11/21 and 3/22/21 were made online and by the time I drove from Shoreline and located street parking, takeout orders were hot and ready. A note about ordering: 5% discount if completed online, $3 off if completed via the Slice app with special codes, or 15% discount if phoned in directly. The actual dining area is clean, bright, and tidy. However the pandemic, dine at your risk. I did see groups of 2 and 4 onsite though. Menu offers a wide variety of Uzbek specialties, apps, salads, Italian pasta entrees, pizzas, calzones, sandwiches, desserts, and beverages. You'll find something appealing, whether ordering for one, two, or larger group. With these two takeout orders, The Homie and I were able to sample the beef fitchi, beef somsa, chicken parmesan sandwich, and an XL Quatro Formaggi with Italian sausage pizza. The Homie loved the chicken parm, - but then he loves hot, toasted sammies. The beef fitchi and beef somsa definitely has to be eaten hot and fresh. The beef filling is very flavorful and stands out versus comparable dumpling fillings from other Russian (Pel Meni) and Georgian (Skalka) spots in Seattle. The XL pizza is huge, although the winner for XL sized pizzas is a mini strip mall location in Wedgwood (Modena). Quatro Formaggi did not hold a candle to Cinque Formaggi from the fabled, long depar...