Crazy decadent pizza! It's a pizza pie! Bring your appetite it's filling but delicious! The music and atmosphere is cool too.

This pie is no joke. The sourdough crust really makes this thing hit different. Just stuck with cheese for my first go so I know what the base tastes like before going into toppings. Great sauce perfect amount of cheese to sauce ratio. This will be on the regular for my trips back home to Seattle read more

Clock-Out Lounge - Cheese slice - Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Wish I had the chance to try this one more time. Friend that I had the pepperoni with came back and ordered the white pie and told me it was to die for... buuuut that's him and I'm me. When I originally had this it was the pepperoni pie. Took around 20 minutes to come out which is great, but it was overly salty and felt like it needed more cheese. Crust was nice and crispy, but that's all I can say. read more

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Great neighborhood bar with an event stage. Been here a few times for drinks and for shows. Always great service. The in bar restaurant, a pizza place e, has changed. Not as good as the first one but still decent. read more

What a great bar, with pizza inside too! Great service and Love Clockout-Out is the new host of Collide-O-Scope!!!

Delicious pizza, quite filling despite the thin crust. Once slice fills me up. Orders are filled quickly. Large space indoors (sometimes they have concerts) and some seating outdoors. Don't go on a night where they are having a concert because they will charge you a $20 cover and only allow you to purchase one slice of pizza per person, even if you don't want to see the show and just want to sit outside/get it to go. read more

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Clock-Out Lounge has a cool community vibe, and bartenders are friendly. They host local and eclectic music acts, trivia nights, record shows, and even silent reading here. Get a slice of Stevie's Famous pizza to support two businesses in one. read more

The Clock Out Lounge is my favorite music venue in Seattle! The sound is great, it's the perfect size, and everyone that works there is amazing. The pizza is great too. I highly recommend checking it out! read more

Can't speak to the food or drinks but the dance parties are EPIC. Really nice crowd that's diverse and queer-friendly.

What a cool, welcoming vibe. I came here for takeout while there was a live band (The Brittany Davis quartet). It was lovely, I def want to come back for more live music. Pizza was also yummy. I got the toddler and pepperoni paint job, the toddler was softer which I liked. Staff was also nice. Parking's not bad. read more

Clock-Out Lounge - Pepperoni paint job, toddler - Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Oh, I like this place. I visited Clock-Out Lounge for a themed trivia night and had a blast! The bar had Washington crafts on tap, the staff were chill and the food was de-lish! What more could you want in a setting? The place is pretty spacious with plenty of high-top tables and chairs set up, facing the stage. They have plenty of shows here, including themed trivia nights. With trivia nights, I liked that Breezy Town Pizza, the sister restaurant of Windy City Pie partook in the theme, serving themed pies and slices. The bar also had a specialty cocktail for trivia. Just remember that whole pies take about 20 or so minutes to make, so order ahead of time! I ordered a slice of the meatball pizza, one of the themed pizzas from The Office trivia night and it was better than I anticipated! I was never huge on deep dish pizza until I tried Breezy Town and Windy City Pie, as the crust somehow has that perfect crunchy crust on the edges but is perfectly soft on the inside. How do they do it?! But I like this scene a lot. Located in Beacon Hill, it's a laidback and casual bar that a true Washingtonian would appreciate. Yes, flannels are to be spotted and IPAs galore. Love. read more

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We traveled to do trivia from the Eastside and this place did not disappoint. The food was delicious and the space was so welcoming and it didn't feel overcrowded even there a lot of people came for trivia read more

A fun neighborhood type bar with good drinks, great pizza and trivia nights. Occasional live music is a bonus

Pizza is excellent IMO, thin and crispy, super flavorful toppings, probably my favorite pizza in town

As a Chicago native, I was elated to find a place with decent pizza. Not thin crust, not stuffed...but somewhere in between...Detroit style maybe?? Clever flavors too. I'm typically not a pizza fan, but (man I wish I could remember the name) I inhaled two pieces of a pizza that was a dead ringer tasting like a cheeseburger. It had pickles on it, chopped onion, MUSTARD, ground beef...basically all the things not allowed on a pizza. It was so weirdly delicious that I went back the next week to bring my kiddo. Alas, the menu changes often and we missed it! There's vegan and salad options as well...all interesting and worth trying. I'm also typically a no crust eater. Not here. It is so crunchy and chewy at the same time...trust me, your plate will not have a crumb left on it. The lack of star is only because the bar and pizza are separate tabs. Kind of a pain, but not a huge deal. Happy hour from 4-6 during the week I believe too...this has become my go-to spot for hanging out while my kiddo does parkour at Jefferson. Also an event space. And 21+ after 9pm I believe, so bring the kiddos for pizza before then! read more

The Clock-Out Lounge is a lot of things to a lot of people but this past weekend it happened to be the venue of my wedding and holy smokes did they knock it out if the park. We hosted 170 guests, a five-piece Linda Ronstadt tribute act (Stonepony, look em up they crushed), a 13-foot-long animatronic dinosaur, and a disco/boogie afterparty (DJ Montel Spinozza from pdx, also freaking incredible) and it was all handled with such seeming ease we're still scratching our heads days later. Owner/operator Jodi worked with us months in advance to make sure everything was to our liking, with no detail ever being regarded as too big or small. Ramona and her crew behind the bar kept our mob of thirsty guests with drinks in their hands at all times and we marveled that at no point did we ever look over at the line and observe choke points. They also had plenty of options for our guests that don't drink alcohol and didn't make that feel like an afterthought like so many establishments foolishly do. The addition of Shady Lane Pizza is something that everyone on the south end is buzzing about and is the perfect match for the Clock Out's difficult-to-describe hifi-dive vibe. Finally, the band sounded amazing and Chris the sound engineer had it dialed in just right. The only thing that's a little annoying is that our wedding guests still won't stop messaging us about how effing amazing the night was and it's all thanks to the Clock-Out and it's wonderful crew. Cannot recommend enough and if you're not acquainted, please do yourself a favor. read more

Checked out the clock-put lounge for TUSH aka "church" last night and was blown away. Super cute bar with slammin' pizza that felt elevated beyond bar food. Not to mention TUSH provided the best and weirdest drag I've ever seen. Can't wait to return. Only regret is not getting here sooner for a seat! read more

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Been sleeping on this place far too long. Decided to stop by for the Superbowl party and was not disappointed. Nice spot, ample parking, friendly staff, the pizza was some of the best I've had in Seattle. Will be coming back. read more

I went to Clock-Out on a weekday night to get together with some friends. Plenty of parking in the front and we were lucky enough to get in by the end of happy hour to score some $5 pints. Happy hour is 4-6 pm. The beer was great and it paired well with the pepperoni pan pizza (shown in photo). Breezy Town pizza makes the pizza. Honestly, one of the best pizza I have ever had in Seattle. The pricing was around ~$20 but the size was generous (we shared it amongst 6 people), each of us had one medium sized slice. The ambiance is low key, at least on the weekdays. Not sure how it is on the weekends but they do live shows. I'll definitely check them out on a weekend some day. Overall this is a nice place to hang out, whether you're going with friends, going on a date or going in solo. read more

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The Clock-out is a haven in this stressed out city. They change mode through the days and it works! Pinball games and Family pizza dinner joint till 8p then it's a fun dive bar scene with rotating FUN events for misfits! Always a variety! Everything from dark humored amazing Stand-up acts by Joketellers, to trivia nites, karaoke, Seahawks day drinking, funky Sunday records, or even hip live bands on their quality sound system and stage. It's trendy, a sanctuary for all and hip without the attitude! This place makes me happy! For seating, They have tall tables, booth style, short tables or good fashioned, belly up to the fully stocked bar! All the bartenders are friendly and quick! Tasty Breezy Town pizza window located inside serves fun creative slices or whole pies! Note: they are separate so order your pizza first, pay, then leave your card/tab open at the bar, Cheers! read more

so far my family agrees this is the Best Pizza in Seattle (me, my wife, my camera n my stomach) so w/ this place u order the drinks n the food separately, as the food is not a part of the lounge I mean lots 2 b said about this place.. like (1) Beacon Hill finally has a decent whiskey place (2) look @ my Beacon growing up! n trying 2 b hip (3) 1 of the only places I believe that try 2 provide entertainment in Beacon, but we didn't stay 2 c their performances upstage n (4) Wow! they turned this place around compared 2 watever used 2 b there like they said, it takes about 25-30 mins 4 ur pizza 2 come out; we had their Pepperoni Paint Job pizza which contained double pepperoni n it was not bad.. very good pizza as it come in 1 size.. the pepperoni was old world I believe which I like as they r small slices, crispy n tasty full of pepperoni flavor.. dough was bread like n crust was like a cheesy crisp.. sauce had a nice fresh rich tomato flavor along w/ cheese.. ohhhhh so good! Manhattan n Old Pal cocktails were pretty decent; if they do their own cherries, they will move on up even more where they will b able 2 do a whiskey toast 2 the Jeffersons clean, but confusing restrooms where it had unisex signs but n then 1 only has urinals n toilets n the other doesn't? excellent service, as servers constantly wanders around n checks on u 2 make sure u good y work? it's time 2 Clock-Out! read more

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Clock-out Lounge also houses Breezytown Pizza, the younger sister of Windy City Pies in Interbay. The pizza is Chicago deep dish style with doughy, thick crust and plenty of cheese and toppings. Although these places co-locate, you need to order separately. The bar will take care of your thirst, while the far register is where you can order your food. You can order one of their preset pizzas, or customize with your favorite toppings. They also sell slices if you don't want to commit to a full pizza (each pizza will feed 3 people). The pizza was delicious. Doughy crust, plenty of toppings and came out bubbling hot. My husband and I ate 4 of the 6 pieces and reheated the remainder for breakfast the next morning (just as good the next day). The lounge itself has a divey feel. You get and bus your own drinks, plates, and silverware. They also host trivia, karaoke, and live music various nights of the week. read more

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Came down from Magnolia on a Sat evening to check it out...did not disappoint! Came for the food, but the vibes were solid!! Easy to find parking along the street thankfully, and ample seating. Little ones in our party welcome until 8pm too. Great pitcher options, and outstanding pizza - my favorite was the (Smells Like) Florentine Spirit, but all were memorably excellent. Would love to come back for a show, the venue looks nice compared to many others I've been to in Seattle. Lucky to have this place in town. read more

That's some legit Detroit style pizza out side of Michigan! BRICK CHEESE! If I ever say F.T.W and go on a binge eating spree this would be the pizza I stuff my face with will I drown in the cheesy, fluffy fried crust and the pure heavenly sauce. Put pepperonis over my eyes I will be at rest! read more

We stopped by the Clock Out on a Monday night around 8pm. We were happily surprised to see several others dining in a fun and relaxed dining atmosphere! We grabbed slices of Breezy Town Pizza at the counter. The pizza is pan style and they have super creative toppings like red rice and fish! It was so good that we regretted not getting a whole pizza instead. The drinks are purchased separately at the bar. They had several selections on tap and lots of canned options as well. Overall we really enjoyed our quick stop at the Clock Out and will be back for sure! read more

I can't eat pizza, and I still give this place 5 stars. Clock-Out is one of the quirkiest, most authentic bars in all of Seattle. It's a truly inclusive environment that allows people to have fun, and also geek out about anything and everything. Only downside is if you're gluten free and plan on going here, plan your night accordingly because there's not really food you can eat, and there's not really anything else in walking distance you can go to. I seriously love this bar. read more

Make sure you check the hours before you go! We messed up and didn't and we had to kill an hour here (and other than a couple of Asian grocery stores, there isn't much to see). Breezy Town Pizza is tucked INSIDE of Clock-Out Lounge. It's a little pizza counter inside of a fun-looking bar. Both spots are so chill, but that might be because we got in about 15 minutes after opening - it looks like the kind of place that really picks up after dark. The pizza is deep-dish Chicago-style pizza and it is DELICIOUS. Boyfriend got the pepperoni paint job and I got something with mushrooms and potatoes and it was SO GOOD, but I can't remember the name. I want to come back on a night when we can hang out and stay for a few hours and see the nightlife! read more

MAN, that was a good show, and I have now declared: Clockout is the cutest, bestest, grooviest, coolest little spot to see a show in the South end and top 5 in the Seattle area. Little may be an understatement, it felt like about 120 people were in there comfortably, so it's not tiny, but it's not as big as the Showbox for example but DAMN THAT SOUND WAS PERFECT. The drinks were delish and reasonably priced, there's Breezy Town Pizza there (separate 5 star review of course) and the venue is my new favorite spot to check the calendar to see what great bands they've got coming up. I also stopped by a karaoke night once a few months back and it was also super great with fun attendees and a great KJ. The proprietor was super friendly and took great care of all the patrons, checking in before the show, asking if everyone was having fun and really just managing the hell out of things in the best way. Now, don't think you can walk here from about anywhere, but on the plus side, it's close enough to some transit options AND parking is plentiful and free. I'd suggest a visit soon, between the great service, amazing sound and some of the best pizza in town, what's not to love? read more

We decided to try the pizza and I'm glad we just got the slice because it was clearly store bought or someone's bad concoction of a homemade pizza. Glad we only wasted $4.25 instead of $21... #neveragain read more

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This place quickly grew into one of my favorite spots in town. It's got an old-school vibe, from the paneling to the gold curtain to the neon sign out front; plus pinball machines & a big bar. It has lots of liquor, decent taps, decent prices, & good bartenders. It's owned by musicians & some of the bartenders are musicians, too. They tend to have live bands on the big nights (Thur-Sat), sometimes interspersed with DJ theme nights, drag, big wheel bingo, and more. Wednesdays are a comedy showcase hosted by Emmett Montgomery & Brett Hamil. MAP Theatre sometimes does TV/movie-themed trivia nights (which generally sell out, sometimes long in advance, so plan ahead). Their Facebook page is the best place to figure out what's going on & when. Sunday daytime is a mimosa & Bloody Mary bar, Seahawks games showing or a DJ playing old-school jams & soul (no cover), & the pizza counter serving brunch slices plus its (exceptional) regular favorites. The pizza counter is Breezy Town Pizza (sibling of Windy City Pie &, as the name implies, not quite Chicago-style but not totally unrelated either). It was voted best in Seattle (Seattle Magazine), & for once I actually agree. It's thick-crust, pan pizza with a caramelized crust, & it is DEE-licious. It's technically a separate business but the two together create the overall experience, so here's what you need to know: order (& pay for) your pizza in the back. Look for the neon sign of a pizza slice. For best results: Get your number, get your silverware, put them where you want to sit, & then go open your bar tab. You'll bring your drink back, they'll bring your pizza out, & you can sit happily with everything you ever wanted, smug as you watch others try to figure out what to do & where. The above applies on regular, non-show nights. If it's packed & there's a show, find your seat if you can get one, get your drink, & wait by the window for your pizza (which may take longer than usual). On that note: plan ahead & look at their show schedule. On show nights, it's a music venue -- which are usually loud, crowded, slower service, & have a cover. (Unlike most music venues, however, their bathrooms are usually clean!) If you don't want a music venue, don't go on a show night. As Loretta in Drop Dead Gorgeous would say: There, easy as pie. Other notes: kids are allowed til 8; there aren't any TVs (other than projector for Seahawks on Sunday); bathrooms are all gender-neutral. read more

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Great pizza, short reviews should hold great weight, BEST PIZZA IN SEATTLE!!!!!! So they making me write more, well how about the deep dish style pizza they offer? How about the service when you walk in to pick it up? Quality folks saying hello and thank you, how did you like it? Have you been here before ? Ok these are issues I like to be confronted with when I patronize an establishmen! read more

I recently visited Seattle from the Bay Area and had the pleasure of spending a few nights at the Clock-Out Lounge. This bar(and pizza place) just opened and I was lucky enough to see some amazing bands play here. The space is comfy and cool. Not overly pretentious and totally feels like the kind of place I would hang out at regularly if I lived in the area. So many things I liked about this place.... 1- they are open 4-8 to people of all ages. Kids are allowed and parents can listen to music eat some of the amazingly delicious pizza, have a drink (or two or three) 2- the people who work here are so nice. They definitely look like the cool kids who may not want to talk to you.... but they are so sweet and super welcoming. 3- the music playing (as background sound) is super good and has great variety. 4- I saw a few awesome bands play here, both local and national. The show was packed but super friendly vibes and super clean (non-gendered) bathrooms with no lines. 5- they have pinball machines. 2 of them. Anyway. Clearly I had fun. And I'm sure so will you. Until next time seattle. read more

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We went here to get some pizza, Breezy Town Pizza is amazingly good, deep dish, Chicago style with lots of cheese! Yum

I had no idea there was a deep dish pizza place so close to home and was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked it. There is plenty of seating, wait staff were great, and the pizza was delicious. Deep dish isn't my favorite style of pizza and I don't eat it often but now I know where to go if I have a craving. My favorite part is the burnt cheesy crust, and they've got it right. The sourdough also gives it an extra level of flavor. Two pizzas and a bunch of popcorn split amongst 5 guys and 2 girls, and we all left satisfied. read more

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Good beer. Good pizza. Karaoke on Mondays and Trivia on Tuesdays. Plus live music. What more could you want?

Walked by this place when I was exploring another local business. Decided to pop in and surprisingly enough this place was so nice inside. It's a hidden gem for sure, the outside isn't of my esthetic preference but what intrigued me was the tables outside and on a perfect sunny day a beer and some food would be quite the perfect atmosphere for some laughs with friends or, just to hang for a cold one after work. Plenty of parking across the street and easy to access with crosswalks crossing the parking. Not many beers on tap but loved the disco ball read more

We came here on Halloween night to watch the joke tellers union perform. I was really excited and thought that I was in for a great night of laughing. I have never been more disappointed in my life. I didn't laugh once. At one point the performer lowered the lights put on sad music and talked about how messed up his childhood was. I'm not sure what part of having a sad childhood is funny. I wish I could get a refund! I thought maybe it was the first or second performer who wasn't funny, so I was waiting for the next one and the next one and they were getting worse and worse and worse. Don't waste your time or money!!! read more

My BF and I were planning on attending a trivia night so we went online to buy tickets. The website never said how many tickets were left, so after my BF got his ticket, there weren't any left! So what do we do? I showed up to the event and told the bouncer what happened, he suggested that my BF sell his ticket - which I thought was really unfriendly. So I suggested that its alright I can wait at the bar and see if there are any no-shows and the bouncer said I couldn't even do that. Really not sure why because there was seating literally right at the bar. Eventually, trivia started and there was room so thankfully I was able to join my BF and he didn't waste his money. read more

They close at 130 am came in at 9 pm after taking a 20 dollar uber and we're turned away by a rude host

Awesome venue in my own neighborhood. Embarrassed that we have only seen 2 shows there and had lunch a another time. Pizza is amazing and I will detail that in a Breezy Town pizza yelp review. But the venue is also awesome and we need to get there more often. They have a lot of shows I'm interested in as well as weird trivia nights, comedy shows and even daytime things like Seahawks games. The only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is because of the first show we saw there last summer on a really hot day. We were cooked!!! It was in the 80's but seemed 20 degrees hotter inside. Need some AC or some better fans before we go to another show on a hot day. read more