The Pizza Landscape in the 98642
If you've spent any time driving down Pioneer or hanging out at Discovery Ridge lately, you've probably noticed: Ridgefield is booming, and the pizza scene is finally catching up. Here's the definitive, regularly updated list of where to get your fix.
Ridgefield has changed a lot in a short time, and the "pizza landscape" is one of the clearest signs of it. What used to be a couple of local staples has turned into a genuine variety of options — sit-down and take-and-bake, fast-casual and late-night, chains and family-run originals. Whether you're a Ridgefield original, a newcomer who just unpacked your boxes, or a neighbor from Battle Ground or Salmon Creek looking for a new Friday night spot, here's where to go.
The Full List
These are ranked loosely by vibe rather than any strict hierarchy — the best pick really depends on whether you want a night out, a fast lunch, or dinner sorted for six people with zero effort.
Taps Beer Reserve
Artisanal gastropub pizza & craft beer — Discovery Ridge
This isn't just a taproom — it's a community cornerstone. It opened during the height of the pandemic and survived by leaning into high-quality food, and it still feels like the "living room" of Ridgefield: dog-friendly, kid-friendly, and built around a massive heated patio.
The pizza is gastropub-style and genuinely inventive. They're known for their 20-inch "Family" size pies — try the BBQ Brisket or the Thai Chicken if you're feeling adventurous.
MOD Pizza
Made-on-demand artisan pizza — Discovery Ridge
Fast-casual and high energy. MOD is perfect for when one kid wants only olives and the other wants everything but olives — individual pizzas are cooked in a high-temp gas oven in under five minutes, one flat price no matter how many toppings you pile on.
They also offer solid gluten-free and dairy-free options, which makes them an easy default when the group can't agree on anything else.
Costco Food Court
The value legend — 65th Avenue corridor
We all know it: high volume, efficient, and chaotic in the best way. Since opening in August 2024, it's become a genuine anchor for the 65th Avenue corridor, pizza included.
Giant 18-inch pizzas for under $10 make it the ultimate utility meal for a soccer team or a last-minute get-together. Use the kiosks or call ahead — evening rush wait times are legendary.
Papa Murphy's
Take-and-bake — Pioneer Canyon
A regional staple — headquartered right next door in Vancouver — and the take-and-bake hero of Pioneer Canyon. Your pizza is prepared fresh in front of you, then you bake it in your own oven, which is a lifesaver for busy families who want a hot meal on their own schedule.
Pro tip: because it's sold unbaked, it's SNAP/EBT eligible.
Papa Pete's Pizza
Full-service family pizzeria & game room — 65th Avenue corridor
New to this guide, and long overdue: Papa Pete's is the other "Papa" in Ridgefield's pizza landscape, and a very different experience from Papa Murphy's next-door take-and-bake model. This is a sit-down, order-at-the-counter pizzeria with a small game room, the kind of place a lot of longtime Ridgefield residents have been going to for years.
Expect a classic cracker-thin crust with a cornmeal bottom, proprietary dough and sauce made from scratch daily, and a menu built for birthday parties and family dinners as much as a quick slice.
Domino's
Reliable national delivery — 65th Avenue corridor
High-tech and reliable. Located right near the freeway, this location is a favorite for workers in the industrial sector and residents who love tracking their order in the app down to the minute.
Consistent national favorites, plus the "Pizza Theater" open kitchen design for carryout — the kids always love watching their pizza come together.
i.talia at ilani
Deck-oven Italian pizza — ilani Resort
Located inside the ilani resort, this is where you go for a deck-oven roasted experience with more of a "night out" feel — authentic Italian-style pizzas with that specific deck-oven char.
The real draw for a lot of Ridgefield residents: they stay open until 2:00 a.m. on weekends, making them the undisputed kings of late-night pizza in the area.
Cast Your Vote
Which Ridgefield pizza spot is your favorite?
Quick Answers
What's the best pizza delivery option in Ridgefield?
Domino's is the most consistent delivery option right in town, with real-time order tracking. Taps Beer Reserve and MOD Pizza are better for dine-in or pickup.
Where can I get pizza late at night in Ridgefield?
i.talia at ilani is open until 2:00 a.m. on weekends, making it the only true late-night pizza option in the area.
What's the most affordable pizza in Ridgefield for a large group?
Costco's food court sells 18-inch pizzas for under $10, which is hard to beat for feeding a crowd on a budget.
More From Meanwhile in Ridgefield
Got a favorite slice that didn't make the list, or heard about somewhere new opening? Send it our way — this guide only stays useful if it keeps growing with the town.
