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Relaxed yet busily decorated establishment offering hearty Italian recipes & patio seating.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1115 E Main St, Pullman, WA 99163
Phone: (509) 334-1895
Website: http://sellascalzone.com/
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Sella’s is Pullman’s best calzone and pizza restaurant.
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Sella’s is located in Pullman, Washington, and is well- known for its delicious calzones and pizza.
Menu – Sella’s
The Alfredo Amore! Calzone: $16.00 Pizza: | 9” $17.50 | 12” $26.00 | 15” $33.00 • Alfredo, mushrooms, red onions, spinach, mozzarella.
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Michael Molnar
Ah Sella’s, the only place where you can order pizza and control the television.
So we went to Sella’s, which is this pizza place right off the WSU campus. And listen… the moment you walk in, you know exactly where you are. There is Cougar stuff everywhere. It’s like the building itself majored in school spirit.
Now, we were there during winter break, so the place was pretty empty. And I don’t mean “slow night” empty. I mean the kind of empty where you walk in and immediately start apologizing, like “Hey… sorry for being customers.”
But the first thing we notice—before the pizza, before the TV, before anything—is the wall of crayon‑drawn placemat art. And some of these kids… I don’t know what they’re teaching in Pullman, but these drawings were incredible. I’m looking at a crayon drawing thinking, “I can’t draw this well with a computer.” One of them had shading. With crayons. I didn’t even know that was allowed.
Then there’s this giant TV on the wall, and because we were basically the only people in the building, the host comes over and asks if there’s anything we want to watch. And we’re like, “Uh… Home Alone?” You know, joking. And she just nods and puts it on. Immediately. Like we had just purchased the restaurant.
I’ve never felt more powerful in my life.
I’m sitting there eating pizza while Kevin McCallister defends his home, and I’m thinking, “This is what success feels like.”
We came for the gluten‑free pizza, which—if you’ve ever had gluten‑free anything—you know the bar is usually “edible.” But this was fantastic. Like, “I forgot it was gluten‑free” fantastic. And the calzones? They were huge. The kind of huge where you start doing math in your head, like, “Is this still one meal? Or is this now a multi‑day commitment?”
Everything was great. The food, the service, the atmosphere, the unexpected authority over the TV programming. If you want a place that feels like a cozy Cougar clubhouse where the pizza is amazing and you might accidentally become the manager for the night, Sella’s is your spot.
Five stars. Would absolutely return—especially if they’ll let me pick the movie again.
… moreSo we went to Sella’s, which is this pizza place right off the WSU campus. And listen… the moment you walk in, you know exactly where you are. There is Cougar stuff everywhere. It’s like the building itself majored in school spirit.
Now, we were there during winter break, so the place was pretty empty. And I don’t mean “slow night” empty. I mean the kind of empty where you walk in and immediately start apologizing, like “Hey… sorry for being customers.”
But the first thing we notice—before the pizza, before the TV, before anything—is the wall of crayon‑drawn placemat art. And some of these kids… I don’t know what they’re teaching in Pullman, but these drawings were incredible. I’m looking at a crayon drawing thinking, “I can’t draw this well with a computer.” One of them had shading. With crayons. I didn’t even know that was allowed.
Then there’s this giant TV on the wall, and because we were basically the only people in the building, the host comes over and asks if there’s anything we want to watch. And we’re like, “Uh… Home Alone?” You know, joking. And she just nods and puts it on. Immediately. Like we had just purchased the restaurant.
I’ve never felt more powerful in my life.
I’m sitting there eating pizza while Kevin McCallister defends his home, and I’m thinking, “This is what success feels like.”
We came for the gluten‑free pizza, which—if you’ve ever had gluten‑free anything—you know the bar is usually “edible.” But this was fantastic. Like, “I forgot it was gluten‑free” fantastic. And the calzones? They were huge. The kind of huge where you start doing math in your head, like, “Is this still one meal? Or is this now a multi‑day commitment?”
Everything was great. The food, the service, the atmosphere, the unexpected authority over the TV programming. If you want a place that feels like a cozy Cougar clubhouse where the pizza is amazing and you might accidentally become the manager for the night, Sella’s is your spot.
Five stars. Would absolutely return—especially if they’ll let me pick the movie again.
Priyanka Lele
I am not a huge fan of the overly loaded heavy pizzas but if you prefer, absolutely go for Sella’s. Loaded with chunks of chicken, cheese and peanut sauce oozing out; a single or two slice and I was full!
Calzone was highly disappointing- just direct chunks of artichoke, marinara and extreme cheese squished in as a whole.
The pricing is high going by the amount of portions. Staff is sweet and welcoming. Ambience – absolutely adored it!
… moreCalzone was highly disappointing- just direct chunks of artichoke, marinara and extreme cheese squished in as a whole.
The pricing is high going by the amount of portions. Staff is sweet and welcoming. Ambience – absolutely adored it!
Julius Etumai
I had the occasion to lunch here while visiting WSU for pet reasons. The location is quick and easy for access to campus and not a bad place to sit and relax. We ordered the calzone lunch special and was very happy with it as the side salad and calzone are a great deal.
The calzone came out piping hot and there’s just something really fun about slicing into a hot doughy bun filled with cheese and other goodies. The crust was damn good too.
Being more old than young we took half of it home and had it for dinner also. Having the occasion to visit WSU again I am planning to return and try another calzone, with my wife placing a takeout order with me as well.
… moreThe calzone came out piping hot and there’s just something really fun about slicing into a hot doughy bun filled with cheese and other goodies. The crust was damn good too.
Being more old than young we took half of it home and had it for dinner also. Having the occasion to visit WSU again I am planning to return and try another calzone, with my wife placing a takeout order with me as well.
Joe Bellefeuille
Looking at the other reviews, it looks like I messed up doing takeout and not getting a calzone. I got pizza to go. It was wet. The bottom of the pizza was soggy. It was like it was dunked in water. Very strange. Took one bite and threw the rest away. I think it was wet because they put the pizza on aluminum foil and it was collecting juices/moisture which made the pizza soggy. The breadstick was good. Don’t get take out pizza. Dine in or get a calzone.
… moreShana C
Here’s a great local place close to the university. I recently learned that this place is known for their calzones. I was not disappointed. The extra cheese order aimed to please and they were hearty with ingredients. This place is clean, friendly, and has a lot to offer. I’ll be back!
… moreSergio Diaz
We tried the pizza and it was really Good. The place was nice and clean.
… moreAmin Sameni
Food and service were okay and price was reasonable.
Food comes in generous portions.
Their calzones was better than pizza to my taste.
They give everyone a piece of paper and crayons to draw and paint and they put those paintings on the wall.
Kids love this experience.
… moreFood comes in generous portions.
Their calzones was better than pizza to my taste.
They give everyone a piece of paper and crayons to draw and paint and they put those paintings on the wall.
Kids love this experience.
Dale I
We came down to WSU for a campus tour with my daughter and more than one person recommended Stella’s as a campus favorite… and now we know why. Tremendous! Incredible amount of food and very tasty. Gourmet calzones are a specialty and they are huge. My wife got the Ceaser Salad with chicken and my other daughter got the Alfredo, both more than either could eat and everyone went home with doggy bags. Waitress was a delight and the food fantastic, what more could you ask?
… moreDavid Aufdencamp
Santa approved! After a long journey from the North Pole had a salad and the Coug pizza. Most likely the best pizza that I have had in a VERY long time. Want to come back for a calzone. So so good!!!!
… moreShawn S
The best pizza and calzone I’ve ever had. Incredibly overpriced and No AC. But staff was nice and place was clean enough. Small bathrooms and could’ve used a cleaning but again pizza was amazing. The flaws are consistent with a college area joint. A large pizza, 1 calzone and 2 fountain drinks: $75 bucks. Yep. Overpriced? Yes. Worth it? Yes. I’ll be flying back to Pullman just for this spot!
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