
Straightforward takeaway featuring pizzas, pasta dishes & salads, plus desserts.
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Address: 601 Summit Ave E #103, Seattle, WA 98102
Website: http://cornellycapitolhill.com/
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I wanna start with the most notable thing: they put pineapple on a pizza and it was good. Big points for that.
My party of just 2 did have to wait a bit for a table, but that was expected and went just fine. There’s bars right nearby that provide good spots to wait. We got notified when things were ready and had great service.
Food was great. Had a tasty salad appetizer and the Hornet Honey pizza. Tasted great and again they actually used pineapple to good effect. I will say the topping area was a bit small. I noticed the outer crust was bigger than normal. Meaning less of the surface area was actually covered with toppings. Not a big deal, the crust was good, but something to note. I also had a well mixed cocktail that wrapped together a great meal.
I dined outside so didn’t actually get to see inside the restaurant. The outdoor seating was totally comfortable though.
I enjoyed my first visit a lot and would love to go back to try more offerings.
Highly recommend. You’re a fool to pass this place.
The Hornet Honey is probably the best version of pepperoni/pineapple you can find on this earth. The crust was crisp, the sauce was light and flavorful. Those roasted pineapples cut through the grease of the pepperoni just right.
The pasta was very fresh and had a delightful chew that just added to how delightful the whole dish was.
Even if I can only do takeout, this place is on my shortlist for when I visit again!
decided to eat somewhere else.
This time we decided to come at 5:10 (basically right when it opened!) and it was still an hour wait. We decided to stick it out though, and it ended up
being around 45 minutes
Before getting the pizza, we decided to order bread service. This proved to be an incredibly good decision
This might be the best bread I’ve ever had pre-meal in any restaurant in my life. It’s that good. The bread comes out in four massive, semicircular-like 3d shapes
of sourdough, and even just looking at it – you know you’ve never seen anything like it before.
The edges running all the way to the summit are charred super well, and a beautiful golden brown color from the butter runs through each of the sides.
Upon taking a bite, I was blown away even further. The outside is so incredibly crunchy – possibly the crunchiest bread I’ve ever had. Meanwhile, the inside is somehow pillowy soft, which creates an all-time good textural combination. Somehow, there are even olives inside!
I spread the herbed butter on top of the bread, and this brought it to even another level. Just amazingly good stuff. The salt levels in both the butter and the bread
were absolute perfection.
Later on, we were given the hot honey pizza that we ordered – decided to share this between 2 people. This was a good pizza, but nothing special in my opinion
It was very liquidy – probably a bit too much for me, having essentially no structural integrity whatsoever. The cornicione (outer crust) was very chewy, and quite difficult to get down. I also didn’t really get much spice from the supposed hot honey.
What I did like was the combination of red sauce, cheese, and pineapple worked well together
Lastly, we got the salted chocolate chip cookie – which was again very good. Again with fantastic levels of salt
Since we split the pizza, the total cost ended up being around 25 per person, which I thought was pretty reasonable
Overall, if I was just ranking the bread & dessert, this would be a 10/10, but the pizza being on the mostly-good side gets this to an 8.5/10
Caesar salad was good.
Worst ranch we’ve come across in a while. Just tasted like cumin.