Olympic Pizza & Pasta

I love this place! Small, family owned, great fettuccini, amazing pizza. Seems pretty authentic. Great place for groups.

Really satisfying pizza, good service, and a clean restaurant. I went there with my boyfriend and we split a medium pizza ($ 18) which was the perfect amount – still took 2 slices home. Depending on the combination of toppings, a small pizza would be about $ 14, a medium $ 18 and a large pizza $ 22. There are salads, pasta entrees that are around $ 13 and a kids menu with some $ 7 meals. We only tried the pizza, which was piled fairly deep with toppings and had a nice chewy, bready crust. I’ll definitely go back the next time I’m craving pizza!
The space is pretty big with lots of tables and a bar. Seems good for small or large groups and families.
The restaurant owner, Andreas, is very sweet and friendly, and bought my boyfriend a beer. His daughter was really nice too, our waitress. The restaurant has a casual, warm homey feel.

Amazing pizza they don’t skimp on the toppings or cheese, large portions, home made garlic bread and great staff

Great pizza and great people. Andreas is such a cool guy. We had a wonderful time. We (2 adults) ate a medium size pizza: half Olympic Favorite and half #14 (pepperoni, mushrooms, peppers, onions). Drank some delicious beer as well.

Awesome old school Greek pizza joint. Andreas and his wife have been running this place for 40+ years. They are so sweet and their food is comforting and delicious. The city has blocked off the sidewalk in front of their restaurant for at least a few more weeks. Head in there and support this great local business!

I came in here the other day for lunch. The owners, an elderly husband and wife, we’re so hospitable it made me feel like I was visiting relatives. The food was good and service was a bit slow but that wasn’t a surprise as it was a two person show. It’s great to have a restaurant like this in a neighborhood that has undergone so much change in recent years. A good old fashion restaurant in a world of phở and vegan joints (not that there is anything wrong with those places)

Good food, nice staff, good prices.

Great ambiance and pizza was awesome. Sat behind a little Greek man with a dog named Lucky. The dog was a working one, but he was so cute to watch sit on the chair next to him and eat his cooked food on his own plate!
Not busy that day because Bernie Sanders was in town and ppl were off to see him. Felt very comfortable and listened to the banter of a table full of foriegn men discussing politics. I felt like I was in Greece!
Awesome place, check it out!

This is a fabulous family-​owned Greek mom and pop restaurant. My husband and I recently moved to Seattle from Chicago, so we had high expectations for what great pizza should taste like. We tried the Olympic Favorite and it was defiantly one of the best pizzas we have ever had. The feta, black olives and loads of sweet garlic give this pizza an extra special kick of Greek goodness. We also had the cannelloni (comes with bread and salad), a bottle of Greek Red, and spumoni = $ 60+tip. We ordered a medium pizza and had two pieces left to take home. The owner, Andreas made a point to stop by and say hello and welcome us to the neighborhood. We will most likely be dining in here at least once a week and recommend this place for a no-​frills, authentic, home cooked comfort food destination.

We love this neighborhood pizza pasta restaurant. It is owned by a Greek family and has been a staple for us for years. They have a full omnivore menu but are vegan friendly if you make inquiries. We love the marinara sauce and the pizza is exquisite. It is up on Roosevelt near 65^th. I don’t see the original owner there anymore but we do see his daughter… we think it’s his daughter. Great service. Cozy and delicious.

Great food, great value, and more than anything, the owners are great people.
The pizza is awesome, and being that the owners are from Crete, some of the best Greek food around you’re going to find.
Warm atmosphere inside, and their bar area looks exactly like what you would find in a typical taverna in Crete.

Excellent pizza and Greek salad. We had the Andrea’s pizza which was very tasty. They also kept the garlic bread coming! Our first time in here and we will absolutely be back. Great service and a great place to take the family.

Loved this place! Simple home style food done very well. I had a gyro, which came open faced and was delicious, with a side of the lentil soup. My wife had spaghetti and lemon chicken soup. The entrees are a good size and reasonably priced, and the soups were fantastic! We will be back.

Try the pizza! Huge pie and always good. Family run and great people. Alway have enjoyed their restaurant.

Really bad pizza and way overpriced. The pizza is super heavy, thick, and soggy. I’ve had better frozen pizza. The owners and staff seem nice, but bad pizza is unforgivable, especially at $ 22 a pop

Went to whole foods around lunch time and parked on Roosevelt. Got out of the car and smelled this delicious aroma coming straight from Olympia. We followed it into this small restaurant that was completely empty and whose waiter wasn’t all too friendly. But OMG when the food came out, it was so unexpectedly delicious I had to give some respect! We ordered a pizza and lasagna and both were amazing!

If you’re a snob about pizza crust (like me) you’ll love this place. We stopped by for lunch today and got the combo pizza. The toppings were a mile high (and fresh), tons of cheese, and the best crust I’ve had in ages. We got the small for the two of us, but couldn’t finish it because it was so loaded with toppings — pepperoni, salami, ground beef, green peppers, and red onions, if I remember correctly. Husband and I (semi) jokingly talked about moving closer (we’re in Auburn) so we can come often and try the entire menu — everything on it sounded delicious. And, like others have said, Andreas is the best; so warm and friendly and seems genuinely interested in you. Highly recommend if you’re in the neighborhood (or even if you’re not).

Really good pizza! I think I may have found my new place.
If your a pizza lover this where you need to go.

If you have extra money to spend but you want the best pizza you have ever had then this is the place!
Get the «Andrea’s Special».
You can thank me later.

There are a few restaurants in Seattle called Olympia Pizza. This is Olympic with a C, not affiliated with them, though they offer similar food.
I’ve been to Olympic twice now. Although it’s listed on Unilocal as Italian, it’s more like Greek/​Italian, which is kind of a thing in Seattle. A lot of dishes have a more Greek spin. The first time I had the meat lasagna and the second time I had the fettucine alfredo with chicken. Portions are really generous, I’ve had leftovers both times. The Fettucine Alfredo was more like what you’d expect from an Italian restaurant, but the lasagna was somewhat different (though good). It had feta cheese, a lot of meat, spinach, and minimal tomato sauce.
You can get a carafe of wine that’s basically a bottle and a half, for a good price.
The restaurant is a family-​run place, and not the best bet if you’re in a hurry. Service is casual, and the food takes time. But it’s very good, and there are usually several specials to choose from.