Spiro's Pizza and Pasta in Seattle

I've come here a few times. Pizza is ok at best. I give them a 3 cause their customer service is always very rude, pizza is expensive.

Spiro's handed me an old pizza for takeout and charged me $25 for it. This pizza had clearly been sitting around for a couple of hours and there was no mistake handing it to a customer. This happened at the Spiro's in Shoreline, but I am posting this for each of their locations because it is the same ownership. I have been enjoying Greek pizza for 50 years, so I am very much used to what leftover Greek pizza is like. It has been my breakfast a thousand times, and I even remember the phone number for the place where I ordered it so much 40 years ago. Just like you, I order takeout pizza regularly, but I have also managed pizza shops and worked in others, including Pagliacci's and Mioposto around Seattle. I would say that I am an expert regarding just about anything you would want to know about pizza. Several weeks ago I ordered my first plain cheese pizza from Spiro's and it was fine, not the best I have had but it was OK. Several days ago I ordered another one, and this pizza was entirely different. A fresh Greek pizza has whitish/light yellow cheese and it is kind of rubbery. This pizza had the barely warm feeling of an old, leftover pizza that I have seen 1000 times, with burnt orange cheese that forms a hard crust. The difference is unmistakable. I ordered the second pizza at 3:03 PM, which I know because the opening credits for a TV show had just run. I paid for the pizza at 3:20 PM, which le...

our household has been going to Spiro's WS for years.  This is where we always order pizza's (at least 3 large for the freezing) for us the price is worth the taste. I like the spegit, meat sauce & large meat balls.  What I truly detest is the drive to get there, the traffic is awful due to narrow streets, fast driving, lack of attention or courtesy.  WS has gone from polite to the far extreme.