Pizzazza

Love love this pizza! For being in a gas station it’s the best pizza I have ever been to! The service sucks though. They can be very rude. But it’s worth the pain that they are for the best pizza around Washington.

This is my favorite place to get pizza. They have delicious slice options, the slices are huge and the staff is really accommodating with topping additions or deletions. I would go so far as to say that they have the most delicious pizza that I’ve ever had in my whole life… And I’m no spring chicken. Do yourself a favor and eat there right away!

Every time I’ve been in, every person working has been pleasant and friendly. Darius in particular makes an effort to recognize and appreciate everyone who comes to the counter, something I’ve not only experienced personally, but also something I’ve seen while waiting for my own order. I’ve never been disappointed by their individual slices, and I just had the most incredible meatball grinder I’ve ever had in my life. Do yourself a favor and try the pineapple and pepperoni– I didn’t know something could even taste this good. Would definitely recommend giving this place a try, it’s now a favorite of mine!

Do yourself a favor and order a white crust, applegate pepperoni and pineapple pizza from Pizzazza. They are one of two pizza joints I’ve ever been to that uses fresh pineapple instead of the canned stuff, and it provides the perfect balance to the crispy saltiness of the applegate pepperoni. I’ve tried pepperoni and pineapple pizza’s at countless places, and none have done it better than this surprising little gas station pizzeria.
PS– The only downside is that you’ll want to eat this pizza quickly while it’s warm, and it tends to lose heat quickly (perhaps due to the thin crust?). I recommend applying swift, draconian punishment to anyone who dares leave the box open after selecting a slice.

Best carry out pizza in town. Order ahead and join their club to save in the future. GF options! And the sandwiches are amazing!

Not nearly as good as the reviews. While everything is definitely fresh the dough is not great. Pizza is a personal thing but this one is average at best for my taste. A little expensive as well.

Great Pizza. they have a Woodstone pizza oven, and make some of the best wood fired pizza I have ever had!

Favorite Pizza in Bellingham…
Go with the Skagit.
Best pizza coming out of a gas station.

We are regular customers and generally love the pizza. However, we had horrible customer service tonight. Three pizzas were order, one with no cheese to the tune of approximately $ 70. When I got home the no cheese pizza had cheese. A prompt phone call to the store resulted in further frustration. The girl who took the order remembered I said no cheese. She looked at the ticket and said it says no cheddar cheese (her mistake). She first asked if it was uneaten. I said one piece was gone did she want it back? She finally replied no, but said it would be over an hour for our pizza because they had many other orders to fill first. REALLY??? You make a mistake and then punish the customer? I asked to speak to a manager. She said he was too busy and would call back soon. Ten minutes later, I finally called the store back. After another few minutes on hold, I finally spoke to manager and was accused of ordering the pizza wrong. Wow! Not sure if we will ever go back.

I have never eaten at pizzazz pizza before and untill a couple months ago. The one on Alabama hill Bellingham Wa. 98 226.
Most of the staff that work their are very friendly although the girls that work their dress a little provocative and isn’t very friendly and to be frank their mannerism needs improvement.
I have always been greeted by two individuals Alex and Darius who are very friendly and always say have a good day and enjoy, not to mention when ever my 10 yr old son would ask for a free slice of pepperoni pizza they were happy to give him one no questions asked. My favorite is the salad, pepperoni ham and pineapple pizza, Maui wowie chicken ham pineapple and jalapenos, Zzapreme with pepperoni hot Italian sausage red onions green peppers mushrooms and olives. My son really likes and enjoys the burgers witch is his favorite. I have also recommended this place to my friends and family, I will also continue to keep recommending this place. Thank you and keep up the great job.

This place is tucked inside of a gas station market on the main drag of Alabama Street which is actually one of its positive attributes. It is open late night and easily accessible to a large swath of people living in the neighborhood.
Pizzazz has their own counter and bench seating separate from the gas station. Regardless, I gaurantee you will not want to sit here to eat. When you enter the store, head to your left. You will see large menu boards above and below the counter. There are also take away menus that you can read on the go.
Once you have decided whether you will indulge in a sandwich or a pizza pie, you have to figure out the convulated way to place your order. It is not intuitive, and the staff here will give you a bit of attitude for not magically figuring it out on your own.
Secret Steps to Placing your Order:
1) Tell the staff behind the Pizzazz counter want you want to order.
2) They will give you a printed paper that you take to the gas station counter to pay.
3) Be sure to pick up any drinks you want from the market and take them with you to the convenience store rep.
4) The convenience store rep will ring up your bill, take your cash or plastic and then give you a paid receipt.
5) You then have to return to the Pizzazz counter and deposit your paid receipt in the «Paid» bucket.
Whew, got all of that? Yeah, there is truly nothing convenient about this process.
On the positive side, you can watch the dough being tossed and your very own pizza creation being placed in the oven. They use quality ingredients, so the food is generally tasty, but the price is more of what you would pay at a sit down restaurant. Considering the rough customer service, the labyrinth-​like procedure for ordering, and the lack of ambience, I would suggest skipping this place and heading to Haggen’s grocery store a block away. I know Haggen’s is where I will head the next time I want to satisfy late night munchies.

I’m a little torn as to what to give Pizzazza, considering I usually judge by quality and service depending on the establishment and location. I have absolutely no problem with the pizza served here, their product is so good that I would even rival it against pizzerias not attached to gas stations, but unfortunately… their customer service atmosphere and attitude makes it a bit uninviting. Out of the two times I’ve been here I was very satisfied with my pizza.
The construction and texture of their pizzas are very traditional but they also have this unique twist of flavor profiles, separating their pizza from any old run-​of-​the-​mill traditionalist pizzeria. My BBQ Chicken pizza wasn’t just lathered with Sweet Baby Rays and slapped with some gluey Kraft singles crap, it actually tasted like the local and quality ingredients that they rightfully boast on their signs facing out of the gas station. Although their prices are a bit steep, I’ve never actually felt ripped off when considering the quality of their food.
Yet, my problem does lie with the very rude and condescending young lady working the front-​end. I was greeted with a «what’s up» and a shrug of the shoulders when I was deciding on which pizza to get, after apparently not speaking loud enough for her she then leaned in and said «what!?!» with a very smug look on her face as if I were some idiot who didn’t know how to order a pizza. She then laughed and shrugged me away to the gas station register as I proceeded to try and give her my Debit card. (I forgot, I’m so very sorry. I guess we’re not all blessed with perfect memory or preconceived knowledge of how to order from this place.)
I came back 30 minutes later for my pizza and this same lady couldn’t even be bothered to ask me what I came for or inform me on if it was ready or not. With no other customers to attend to, she just looked at me straight in the face and walked away. Luckily, one of the very friendly cooks stepped up and asked me what I ordered, then handed off my pizza and wished me a nice day. Well, damn. THAT’S ALL I FREAKING WANTED. I didn’t catch his name but he was a heavy-​set gentleman with an exceptional beard. If I were the owner, I would transfer all of the lady’s wages for that day over to this guy who gave me more and better customer service in one five second interaction than she ever has out of all the times I’ve been there.
If the pizza wasn’t so good I wouldn’t even bother coming back here. I’m not one to completely bash a food establishment because of one or a few bad apples, if the food is still good then I’m still coming back. But if you could hire someone else to work the front-​end or even a cardboard cut-​out of a person who looks like they’re attempting to smile, I’d feel just welcome enough to come back here with no hesitation.

I’m originally from the east coast. So finding good pizza in Bellingham was a challenge. Pizzaza is some of the best pizza in town. Hand down. Great staff too.

Great customer service. I brought up an ingredient issue they were having with one of their suppliers via FB and the owner was incredibly responsive and helpful. Their pizza’s good too.

I have really liked Pizza’za the first 4 times, the Pizza Rolls rocked, untill the last order. My son picked me up an order that I phoned, and this is what he brought home… what kid of an employee would let these go out? Burned, oviously from a day before, pittiful. Get Yer Shit T’hether Or you’ll be just another shuttered up Old Pizza