What are the top rated restaurants in Port Townsend where I can eat Crema Di Pomodoro?

The most popular Crema Di Pomodoro restaurants in Port Townsend are: Hillbottom Pie Tin Brick

How much does on average costs Crema Di Pomodoro

On average Crema Di Pomodoro costs $5.2. Depending on ingredients and location that price can be a lot different.

Crema Di Pomodoro Restaurants in Port Townsend

The best places in Port Townsend to eat Crema Di Pomodoro. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Port Townsend who offer this dish to eat out or take away.

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Hillbottom Pie

4.5

City: Port Townsend, 215 Tyler St, 98368, Port Townsend, United States

"Date August 2019 Lunch today? Hillbottom Pie Pizza in Port Townsend. We decided to take a trip to Port Townsend; it is such a nice ride there and back. As usual, we met the peasant market, picked up some veggies and then walked to the city centre and tried to eat in a place when we came across this small pizza place in Tyler Street right in front of Water Street in downtown Port Townsend. It is a sweet, relaxed little pizzeria, a bit dated, but a part of its charm. The menu was not overly extensive, which is a good thing, but many elements that you can choose from. They offer pizzas, soups, salads and pies. We started with a house salad first. The salad offered a variety of greens, with cucumbers, kalamata olives, cherry tomatoes and sweet-hot peppers (I personally felt no heat. The dressing was a sherry dijon vinaigrette, delicious, pleasant and light. The pizza we chose was White Pie. Not your typical tomato sauce; instead ba-walnut pesto, which is a mixture of mozzarella, ricotta and parmesan cheese, with kalamata olives on this thin crust with a significant crispy outer edge than the cornicione. I liked the flavors and loved the crusty edge, although a few areas of the border were a little on the darker side, overall, I felt personally as if it were a cheese overkill, still decent in taste though; My husband, on the other hand, thought it was an excellent pizza. It's nice to try something else. The restaurant offers only a unisex bathroom, it was also a bit dated, could use a bit of makeover, but nothing less clean. Our server was not excessively chatting, but friendly enough and checked us a few times while we bring more water to our table. Overall, I think it was a great place to try, and prices seemed very reasonable, six decent slices for fifteen dollars. Interior and exterior seats."

##5 Pizza in Port Townsend