Vancouver Pizza Company

This pizza joint is very close to my work so I decided to stop by. The service was a bit akward but I just attributed it to being in the Northwest. They didn't have a slice of my order so they gave me a mini pizza.

Regarding the pizza itself, it was very good! Both the vegan and vegetarian. Will be returning.

First time here and was pleasantly surprised. What captured me? I can order by the slice!

Walked in and was greeted promptly. I told them it was our first time there and the gentleman went over pizza options. They have the basics: pepperoni and cheese, along with other specialties. We ordered one slice of pepperoni ($3.50/slice) per person as he mentioned it would come out faster. It still took a little bit of time to come out. When it did arrived, we were ecstatic to see pepperoni covered the entire slice of pizza and not a few pieces here and there for looks. The pizza overall was pretty tasty, but the dough was average. There was a sign near the window to sign up for their pizza club via text and get free bread sticks. Tried to sign up, however, the service did not work. The waiter still honored it. Kudos to him and the business for honoring it! I really appreciate that. Thank you! Received 1/2 garlic and half cheesy bread sticks with their homemade sauce. The garlic one was definitely better. Try it! Very yum experience.

Will definitely be back, if I am around this area. There are plenty of street parking around there. See you soon, Vancouver Pizza Company!

Nice little pizza place! They have a big pizza menu with quite a few specialty pizzas along with the usual options and build-your-own per ingredient. Plus they have vegan & gluten-free pizza options. They also have some salads and sandwiches and various appetizers. They have small assortment of draft & bottled beers along with wine and soft drinks to wet your whistle.

We started with a small order of breadsticks and chose the "half & half" style where half is covered in cheese (the breadsticks are their pizza dough baked with seasonings & then sliced into thin "sticks." They have a few different dipping sauces to choose from and we went with their housemade pesto sauce. Both the sticks & the sauce hit the spot.

On to the star...the pizza! Many of their pizzas are named after famous composers and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (or famous painters/artists, however you want to look at it...I myself am a TMNT fan). We ordered a small (10") pizza & selected the "Motzart" which is their version of a supreme which was very good! The toppings and cheese were plentiful and their red sauce had a good flavor. Coupled with the small breadsticks the small pizza was plenty for 2 - 4 folks to share, depending on how hungry you are (we were starving and finished it all off ourselves...then rolled ourselves home, LOL). Their crust is good, perhaps not the most flavorful or with the best "chew" that we've had in Vancouver, but still very good.

The service was friendly and helpful with any questions we had or to offer suggestions since we had never been there before. They have some fun murals/paintings on the wall with pizza incorporated into famous works of art. We definitely want to come back because their Taco Pizza, AKA the "Beethoven" is calling our name next.

This is a review by a vegetarian

Slow, pricey, unartful. Aside from being a clean dry place there's not much to recommend here.

Great pizza and the crust is so delicious. They sell pizza by the slice. The staff are friendly. Restaurant is not open but there is curb side pick up which is great. They have reserved parking in front and you don't have to pay.

This was my second visit. My first visit was on lunch and it went well. We had good service, the food was hot, and the beer cold and delicious.

This visit was on a Friday night around 720. After being seated we waited quite sometime for our waitstaff. He was friendly and humorous, but after he took our orders we never saw him again. The food and beers were delivered, but I had to walk back into the kitchen to find him and ask for another beer and a dipping sauce. After bringing this, he didn't return. The pizza is overpriced for what it is, but it is also delicious. I just don't understand how they justify 30 bucks for a large that isn't exactly large. Or with premium toppings. If I'm downtown I could see getting lunch here again, but given the difference between great lunch service and not great supper service, I'm inclined to spend my supper finances elsewhere.

Okay so let me premise my review with the fact that I'm from N.Y. so I personally prefer a particular type of pizza. So with that being said I definitely enjoyed my slice from here! It was piping hot when they handed it over which sucked b/c it smelt really good and I was hungry. I took my first butte and burned the crap out of my tongue. Fail on waiting for it to cool down.

I took my second bite and immediately noticed something very unique about this place when I tried to pull away from my bite. I was coming away with a large pepperoni slice. I looked closer to inspect my slice and realized something that was awesome! The entire slice was lined with pepperoni slice from top to bottom. WOW!!! I was getting pepperoni with every bite and lots of it at that.

The sauce wasn't my favorite but it was decent. We now get to the crust, which was golden, fluffy, airy yet crunchy on the outside! Definitely my favorite part of the slice. Coming to the end of the slice was definitely a the worst part of our pizza. The wife really enjoyed her slice as well. This is huge b/c we are both so picky when it comes to our pizza and we left pleasantly surprised, wanting more and looking forward to our next visit. Way to go!

Inside felt like your typical pizza parlor. They even had a couple board games you could grab to play while there which is cool. And of course they've got a happy hour special 4-6 where you can get a beer and a slice for I think $4.95 (don't quote me though). The kid running the register was welcoming and friendly.

Great little pizza shop in downtown Vancouver, Washington. Their pizzas are loaded with good stuff, including all the usual suspects and then some. They have awesome cheese sticks, which come served more like a pizza than a normal cheese stick platter.

Great space for entertainment, huge big screen to watch football or other sports. Owner is really nice, wanted to tell me about a new buffalo sauce they have in the works and even gave me a sample (it was super good with our take-out buffalo wings!).

Been here several times for pizza because, well, I can't stand cooking my own pizza from Papa Murphy's (why is this a thing?). It's a little more spendy than other pizza places, but I think the quality is worth the price.

Some of my Vancouver pizza - they have a lot of different options. I've tried basic Hawaiian, Pepp, and most recently the taco pizza. The taco pizza was good because I feel like a lot of places put all of the toppings on for Taco pizza when you don't want them (salsa, sour cream, tomatoes, etc.)

Pizza here isn't cheap, but it's definitely worth it. Crust is pretty good - not to thick or thin. The service at the restaurant is great and they now offer online ordering as of the last six months. Used it for the first time and it was a seamless experience. Since I live around the corner, this is my go-to pizza joint. Glad to see they serve pizza by the slice - I'll try to come at lunch one day.

#hotpizza #5starsallday! This is the real deal. No b-s. The room is lined with depictions of famous artists, Monet, Renoir, Rembrandt..to name a few. You don't need to be an art major to appreciate beautiful pictures.
The aroma nearly knocked me over when I walked in. No canned sauce cheaters here..it tasted as good as it smelled. We had the Beethoven .(aka their taco pizza) came with salsa, sour cream, and more.
The name of each pizza is after famous artists!
The options have great variety and we did try the sweet spicy sauce on bone in wings..excellent! Ranch and bleu cheese tip is offered.
Only street parking that I could locate. If there is a parking lot somewhere I did not find it.
25 years has taught these people 3 things, give great service, offer a great menu and don't kill on prices..people will come back!
Appetizer, drinks for 5 people, 2 family size pizza..90 bucks. Thats good math folks 18 bucks per person!