Fultano’s Pizza

My husband and I order Fultano’s to our hotel every time we stay in Seaside. I love the online ordering. Pizza is delicious and my husband loves the cheeseburger with fried egg.

We had the Everything pizza which was interesting. First: just an overall pizza faux pas — cornmeal does NOT belong on pizza. Period. Second: tomato overkill! I love tomatoes on pizza but when I can’t see the rest of the toppings and they are uncooked… not cool. They did put plenty of meat on so that was a positive and after removing an entire tomato from my slice it tasted pretty good (with the exception of the cornmeal).

Just got food poisoning from a salami olive mushroom pizza here. Very dirty and to be hanging out by the porcelin god is no fun. Thanks for the good times.

We were traveling all day and just wanted to order in a pizza while staying here at the Best Western. We ordered a combo and a pepperoni pizza and a salad. We asked for plates and napkins. The pizzas were good, they came quickly and they remembered paper plates, napkins, cheese and red peppers. Salad was pretty good too. It was a side salad and it was enough for four of us. I would order from here again when I’m back in Astoria.

It had been a long day and my «hunger alarm» had sounded hours earlier. I’ve eaten at other Fultano’s Pizza establishments and I was salivating as I eased into the parking area at 2:30 PM. A friend and I ordered a medium pizza with pepperoni, ground beef, mushrooms and a few other toppings, then sat down to talk over the day’s activity. Our pizza was ready in 20 – 22 minutes and we devoured it with gusto. No, «gusto» is not a condiment.
The pizza disappeared and we were properly fueled for the rest of our day’s projects and the drive back to the Portland area. This shop is popular with locals and I enjoyed every bite, so I’d recommend it to others.

Excellent pizza! Combo pizza was full of meaty toppings and the thin crust was perfectly crispy!

Horrible sauce, horrible cheese and horrible dough. Not many ways you can pull off a decent pie when you start it off like that.
I wouldn’t eat here again if it was free.

I stopped in heading though town to get some calories. They were serving their buffet which they strongly pushed. It had a salad bar so I decided to go for it. The salad bar was decent but not very fresh. All of the pizza had meat, no vegetarian options. The pizza was stale and super dry from sitting there awhile. Definitely would choose another place to eat.

I am new to Astoria and have had pizza from Fultano’s on two occasions and I had an order of their hot subs last night. Boy, has service declined!
They started out well. The thin crust pizza I had for delivery in June was pretty good… it arrived timely, the driver and the person taking my order were friendly, and the pizza was decent. Not gourmet, but it fit the bill when I needed to throw food at my family while we were unpacking. It was basically one bar above take and bake, but the flavor matched the price point and convenience option.
I ordered identical pizza for the family again in July. The food quality was the same and the driver was friendly and timely, but this time I was a little less than impressed with the person answering the phone. The person was extremely curt on the phone and hung up on my call twice. I figured they were either in training or extremely frazzled, so I chalked it up to an inexperienced teen and let them have their bad day.
So, a month later the hubby and I stopped by to grab some takeout on the way home. I had never been inside before and we wanted to try their subs… ooh, adventurous! The inside was clean and you have a view of the kitchen. They were half full with diners and pizza was leaving for delivery at a good pace, but several staff members were just standing around talking. What I did not like, was that the person answering the phone was down and out rude to the customers calling in. They did not «say» anything bad, it was all in their attitude. They were short and snarky and made comments to the loitering staff about the customer after they hung up and mocked one caller. Two of the loiterers started making fun of, and pointing to, a couple of diners. This was in front of my husband, myself, and another couple waiting for their takeout order. All of the workers involved were young and we looked for a manager to comment to, but couldn’t find anyone. We grabbed our order and left.
If the service wasn’t bad enough to prompt my review, the food was. I ordered the steak sandwich and fries (picture loaded). The steak, what little there was, was some processed, gray, salty, sponge that I’m hoping was beef. The little pieces that can be seen clinging for life to the bread in my pic, was ALL of the meat in that half of the sandwich. Nope, there is no more hiding under the raw peppers and I didn’t gobble it all up in that small bite I took before taking the pic (I swear!). The bread was hard, more stale than toasted. It actually tasted like it was microwaved and since there was no browning, I wouldn’t be surprise if it was. The veggies were barely cooked… only some of the onions were even translucent, most were raw. No sauce or seasoning other than a ton of salt. My husband did not even swoop in to steal it. His Reuban was just as sad, but that is up to him to review. The fries were fine. A good portion size, thankfully, since I did not eat more than another bite of my sandwich. Just your standard prepackaged fries cooked in moderately fresh oil. There was also a plastic wrapped dill pickle under my sandwich. Yay! Just like a Cracker Jack prize! Just not enough for me to want to go back to the Astoria Fultano’s location again. The pizza is fine, in a pinch, but I will not support a local business with such low standards.

I had heard that there was no good pizza in Astoria, but I tried Sahara Pizza recently and it was pretty good. I figured maybe people were wrong. I didn’t like the sauce at Sahara, though, so I wanted to try another pizza place to see if it was better. We ordered Fultano’s…
Terrible. Terrible in many different ways. First off, the service. There were at least 6 guys behind the counter when I walked in to pick up the pizza. No one greeted us. They were all chummy with each other but didn’t even make eye contact with us. Finally a young guy came over to help us. He was probably 18 and apparently had no idea what customer service involved. No eye contact, rude, completely uninterested in us. Never smiled once in spite of me trying to be polite and interact with him. We left feeling uncomfortable and told one another that the pizza better be great, because otherwise we’d never go back.
Got home with the pizza. On the surface, it looked alright. Plenty of toppings, hence the one star. But taste and texture? Awful. The crust was the worst part. Would have been better off with frozen pizza. It had to have been pre-​made. It was extremely dense along the bottom where it was crisped to the point of tasting burnt, but it wasn’t burnt. Just like eating cardboard. Hard along the bottom and then nothing else to it. Overwhelmingly awful and pretty much the only thing we tasted in each bite.
The cheese was cheap and plastic-​like. Didn’t add anything to the pizza. Made it worse, if that is possible.
To top it all off, this cost me almost $ 40 for a small and a medium pizza and some sort of «shrimp garlic bread» — a loaf of Safeway hoagie bread cut in half and topped with cheese and bay shrimp. Also not good.
In summary — rude, uninterested service, terrible pizza. Sahara may not be perfect, but it is world’s better than this sorry place. I have a feeling Fultano’s is the reason why people say pizza sucks out here.

I love thin crust and this places crust is AMAZING! There really wasn’t a lot of cheese, and the raw tomatoes on top was odd, but the pizza was good. It’s got your typical pizzeria joint feel. It was a little dirty and I had to peel my two year old from under the table because she was eating the gum from the underside :/

We had an excellent experience with Fultano’s Pizza in Astoria. We stayed at the Cannery Pier Hotel and they delivered our pizza to our room. The price was reasonable and the pizza was delicious!
We ordered their new Gourmet Vegetarian and asked for them to go light on the sauce and light on the cheese. It was delicious! The crust is one of the best I’ve tasted. Their service was great!
The menu we found in our hotel room said they have salad bar. We both wanted a salad but wondered how it would be ordering a to-​go salad bar. We were pleasantly surprised when the guy who took the order was willing to walk around the salad bar naming off all the ingredients and making our salad with us on the phone. It was also very tasty, as good as if we’d made it ourselves.
We would highly recommend them for anyone living or staying in Astoria.
ps — I saw a few negative reviews and it’s hard to imagine anyone not liking this delicious pizza. Someone commented that the vegetarian pizza had raw veggies. The new Gourmet Vegetarian was not like that and instead had roasted bell peppers, artichoke hearts, onions, olives, etc. We loved it and will go back!
I can’t comment on our eating experience at their location because we had the pizza delivered. However I can say that we drove by there on the way to the fairgrounds and it was a really pretty drive. We’d never gone that direction before. When you leave Astoria and are about to go over the bridge to Warrenton, take a left instead (you have to go around the round-​a-​bout to get to the left turn.) Beautiful drive out there.

This is not pizza. I spent $ 26 for a veggie style pizza that was ultimately like eating raw vegetables on a dry cracker. The crust was a thin stiff disk, the sauce was very thinly painted on (I watched them make the pizza), cheese was minimal although I asked and paid for extra. The veggie toppings were plentiful, but were either canned (olives) or raw (tomatoes and peppers) and laid on top of the sauce and cheese. Save yourself time and money, go to the grocer’s and buy some crackers and vegetables.
The restaurant was full of people which boggles my mind. Some folks in Astoria must not be aware of what a pizza is supposed to be.

Go in Monday nights or at lunch for their specials and it is wonderful! For two people you can get all you can eat pizza with soda, and salad, for under $ 20?!?
Yaaaay!
But as for going there when its not on special??? No. I do not find there pizza to be worth full price when ordering a pie for just your family.

I must be the odd ball here, but this pizza just didn’t do it for me. It didn’t seem to have much flavor and tasted too salty. I was wanting to like it but just couldn’t get past the salty taste; maybe it was a bad night for them. I won’t be returning though. I visit Astoria twice a year and had hopes that I would keep returning to this pizza place! I’m glad I gave it a shot though! Different strokes for different folks… as the old saying goes! :)

Pizza like chocolate just destresses you. Or does that mean a stress eater? Humm… I will ponder this silently to myself. Is it the crust, sausage, pepperoni, or veggies? Extra tomatoes on the side? What is it about pizza that makes you smile? This is great pizza and they deliver! Fultanos is the place I call when I buy staff lunch. Always consistent and delivered hot! I love the crisp crust and the sauce. Yes it’s spendy… But I’ve spent more for less. Fultano’s is good pizza even when you aren’t stressed. And my staff is worth it!

I was very disappointed by Fultanos — don’t get me wrong the pizza was made with delicious ingredients, but our order was completely botched. I didn’t care for their pizza sauce either, a little chunky for my taste. They switched the sauces on my gourmet veggie (garlic ranch) with my boyfriend’s regular sauce pizza. Artichoke hearts, spinach, and feta — yum. But NOT with regular pizza sauce. The cheesy breadsticks were awful. The cheese wasn’t completely melted and just fell off the breadsticks.
It definitely ruined my dinner experience. They got 2 stars for fast delivery and tasty food.

This place was within 3 min of our hotel– yay! I found this place on my Unilocal App, otherwise I don’t think we would have found it– 2x yay because it wasn’t busy or touristy. We arrived at the end of the NBA Allstar game, which was great! We got to sit, watch the game, eat salad and get our pizza– 100x YAY!
The atmosphere is great for a laid-​back pizza/​tv joint. The salad bar was a very high point! The pizza was a perfect crisp (not too thin) crust!
Perfect dinner for those looking for a laid-​back fun place. Service was good, minimal but that’s ok. Prices were good too.

BOMB​.COM
Pep-​Canadian-​Pineapple-​Mushroom-​Xtra cheese
Ranch is off the chain!

Certainly if you asked me what my favorite food is, by far it would be pizza. So being the pizza junkie I am when I visit Astoria I don’t pass up an opportunity to visit my favorite pizza place, Fultano’s. «I’m happier ‘n tornado in a trailer park» here.
I love pizza especially with my favorite adult beverage… beer. After a long day at the beach, enjoying the many surrounding sights like the Astoria column, Fort Stevens, Fort Clatsop, the Maritime Museum, or just lounging near the ocean shore with a large beach fire while getting sand in my shorts I get hungry and thirsty. A great way to fill my gut and thirst is with some hot and ready Fultano’s Pizza and cold one.
For Starters the bread sticks are amazing. Covered with a garlic butter topping, and served with both the Fultano’s pizza sauce and ranch dressing, they are mmmm good. Pepsi is the soda on tap, and a variety of bottled beers are available. My typical choice is the Mona Lisa with Canadian bacon, pepperoni, and beef, on Fultano’s signature thin crust that is amazing. Prices are very good as well. 6 bread sticks for $ 4.50, All you can eat salad bar for $ 5.75, and the Mona Lisa, they offer sizes starting at a 8″ personal size at $ 6.25, 11″, 13″, 15″ to a 18″ for $ 25.15. These prices won’t break the bank.
This location is sort of hidden of the beaten path, and is worth the search. The place is two big rooms with a divider, the back area is great for large private parties, and there is a game room to keep the yeplets busy. The place is always full of families so if that is not your thing, to go is the way to go because you don’t want to miss out on this Godly pizza. I was just here last weekend and had another amazing experience. Way to go Fultano’s! Check out their website there are many locations, maybe one is near you. Canby, or Clatskanie are the closest for the Portland or Vancouver Yeeps.