Location: Mill Creek
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Top Things to do in Mill Creek
- 1. Imagine Children's Museum
- 2. Alderwood Mall
- 3. Country Village
- 4. Historic Flight Foundation
- 5. De-Vine Wines
- 6. Historic Downtown
- 7. Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour
- 8. Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum
- 9. Elevated Sportz Indoor Trampoline Park
- 10. South Snohomish County Visitor Information Center
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Top 4 Pizza food in Mill Creek, Washington, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pizza food in Mill Creek, Washington, United States. Mill Creek is a city in Snohomish County, Washington, United States. It is located approximately 20 miles north-northeast of downtown Seattle and is part of the Seattle metropolitan area. The 2010 census population was 18,244. Mill Creek was originally a planned community built around a golf course and country club as its centerpiece.
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1. Elliott Bay Pizza Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By mbgear
We have been looking for a decent pizza joint near home and we have finally found it. We tend to favor thin pizza crust and they will make it upon request. The pizza was delicious and the beer selection was fantastic. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves there and can't wait to go back.
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2. Garlic Jim's Famous Gourmet Pizza
Reviewed By AliciaandPaul
We would order this fabulous pizza in at work when everyone did a great job. It is a little spendy but worth it.
3. Acropolis Pizza & Pasta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By bwanderer1
Tucked away on the corner of a busy intersection of 4th Ave W and 128th St SW near the southern edge of Everett city limits, this restaurant looked promising upon entry, with somewhat of a nice ambiance that could probably use some music. They have a couple of wonderful tables on the far southwest and far southeast of the restaurant that remind one of a Chinese restaurant with their lazy Susans, but the décor is definitely Italian. It's somewhat cozy despite having windows looking towards the busy intersection.After getting us some water, service crawled thereafter. Despite a restaurant that was at most 1/4 full, and there may be 20 tables total in the place, it took fro 30-45 minutes to see our server or our meals, then at least 20-30 minutes after we were done to get a chance to flag down our server (unless I had chosen to arise and chase after her) and a few minutes more to see our bill. My beverage was never refreshed, and the service was reason enough not to even ask about dessert. There was only one server, but she was meandering around and not making any haste.We both had parmesan meals, yet each were prepared differently. The cheese on mine had hardened, the chicken breaded and in chunks, the spaghetti it rested on thick, and this was supplemented with breadcrumbs, this preparation a first in my lifetime of eating such meals. It didn't taste bad or too warmed over, but not fresh. My girlfriend's eggplant version had skinless chicken and no breadcrumbs, the way I'm used to seeing it, plus the addition of so. On the other hand, the garlic bread was outstanding.I would go elsewhere the next time my hunger calls for Italian food, as the food was at best average, save the garlic bread, and the service sub-par.
4. Amante Pizza
Reviewed By VINOEBUONO
The food here is always consistent. The pizza is really good and the salads are especially good. They do deliver.
