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Sizzle Pie

3.6 (969 reviews)
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Open • 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Benjamin C.

A nice little late night snack. Was wondering around Portland, and this was the perfect thing I needed. I got a slice of the police & thieves as well as the Pretty Sweet. Could be larger, but it hit the spot.

Sammy M.

Very solid pizza in a great location! I loved the different size options for slices, and the service was solid. There's some tables outside, which are quite nice to enjoy the weather. The pizza was tasty, but the one slice while warm, was no longer hot, but that's to be expected sometimes when ordering by the slice.

The Me Gusta

Visit Sizzle Pie: Post Powell's Bookstore visit where you can get good quality for an affordable price after spending $$$ on books Food: LOVE the crunch on the pie!!! Really satisfying (Took the "Me gusts") Service: Very nice and engaged service! They love their unique pies Ambiance: Right off burnside, which makes for a lively and engaging spot!

Robert F.

We've been here before in fact at this exact location as it's across the street from Powell's City of books. The pizza is usually good, it's a joint that has pies on display and they reheat slices as they are ordered... so the key is to look at all the pies and pick the freshest looking ones. The pepperoni in the display case looked like the freshest one so I ordered three slices. My friend ordered 1 cheese and 1 pepperoni after me. He received his slices first, in fact not only did he receive his slices first but he was done eating when we finally received ours... and you would think after waiting all that time we would have got some fresh slices; but that wasn't the case. The slices we received tasted like they were three days old and reheated three different times. The crust was so hard and crisp it disintegrated when you bit into it and they threw a few new shreds of mozzarella on top to make it look fresher (look at pictures). There are so many other great pizza joints in Portland, I don't think I'll be coming back here again.

Green gobbler
Cheryl L.

I have heard about this place for a long time and my companion was craving pizza. Line moved quickly. The cashier messed up in order, but redeemed herself with a free pizza slice. We had: -Green Gobbler -Pepperoni -Vegetarian slice- that was for free Bathrooms were disgusting according to my companion. Seating is tight and strollers had a hard time maneuvering around. Pricing is very affordable with $5.50 a slice, half "cut" is $2.75.

Tomato basil, cheese, pizza
Billie G.

Sizzle pie good. It's like a classic corner spot. On a sunny day the light comes in and you can sit down and enjoy the outdoor seating. Right across from Powell's books this location is awesome. It makes for a great Instagram story. The pizza flavors rotate, and you ordered the counter after you look at the menu/pizzas that they have for the day. Pizza comes out hot and fresh oh, and you can also order a whole pizza, If you call ahead, you won't have to wait! It's a good spot. I wouldn't say it's like blow your mind amazing but if you're in town and you want a reliable slice, sizzle is a good place to go.

Laura H.

$5 for a slice of pizza. It's tasty, it's cheap, and it's fun! I think a full pie would be a five stars. I got one of the two vegan slices. Mord'za: red sauce, vegan sausage, red onion, roasted whole garlic, follow your heart vegan mozzarella, calabrian chili, and basil. A really a delicious slice! I love the nutritional yeast shaker available as a little cheesy addition.

Pepperoni pizza and Rabbits salad
Tamara C.

Look, you're not doing me a favor by existing and selling your garbage pizza. A couple Christmases ago I was on my own that day and y'all were running a buy one get one free special for any size. I bought two large to share with the homeless. Even THEY found your pizza too disgusting to eat. And me, who once thought I'd never meet a pizza I didn't like, one bite was all I needed to prove myself wrong. Now, years later and I'm craving pizza. I can't walk due to my fractured ankle, but my best friend, bless her heart, I asked her to go to Sizzle Pie because it's close by and I thought certainly, they can't still be making crummy pizza and serving it up with a haughty attitude. So they didn't have what I wanted, the staple, Margherita. Now it turns out that they stopped adding toppings to the cheese pizza to customize it. I always used to do that. But it has been years since I've set foot in there. My friend left. She got me a delicious slice from PIZZA KAT. No attitude just great Margherita pizza. Sizzle Pie, you're dead to me. 2025 - Review # 14

Spiral Tap
Olivia S.

Grungey pizza shop with $5 pizza slices (vegan!) could have been more saucey but got the job done!

Wings of Destiny full slice
Beth W.

Eat pizza every day? Only if you promise it's Sizzle Pie! Very punk rock vibe, plenty of seating, and pie available by the slice. Sodas are Jones fountain drinks including apple! and orange cream! Yum! Pizza was crispy in the right places and flavorful slices! Food was out quickly and conversation with the team was great! Sizzle on.

Open til midnight
Gabriela V.

Pretty solid pie. Display pizza looked dry so we opted for a 18" mushroom and sausage pizza. Fed four adults. Limited seating, but cozy spot bc most people were opting for to go orders. The parking situation was not great but to be expected at nighttime in Portland on a weekend.

Vegan slice $5.50
Magda G.

Just landed & was super hungry so decided to try this place. They had two different vegan options - cheese & some crazy topping which I picked. The pizza was served super hot, too hot for my opinion & I burned the post of my mouth. The pizza had a thin crust and lots of vegan cheese but were some sauce that made it pikante , I was not mad about it. Also the rock music is all good but it's uber loud. CC accepted

vegan options
Lauren W.

Service was amazing in here. Very helpful and friendly. Nice location by Powell's bookstore, which makes it really convenient after spending a few hours looking at books. We ordered a couple slices to dine in. A pepperoni, supreme style pizza, a vegan chicken bacon ranch style, and a vegan slice with tomato sauce and pesto. My husband loved his meat options, and I thought that the vegan ones needed a little more flavor... But still grateful they have the vegan/non-dairy options!! Crust was fantastic.

8/31/2025 - It is very meditative to watch pizza dough being kneaded.

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Pizza so good o had to write a review asap and let you know not skip on this place. Some of best pizza you'll ever eat!

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