Enumclaw pizza places: 6 menus and a pie named Buckley

By this site's count, six places in Enumclaw sell pizza as a main line and are open as of October 2026: Cascadia Pizza Co. at 1409 Griffin Avenue, Il Siciliano Ristorante Italiano at 1118 Myrtle Avenue, Domino's at 1402 1st Street, and Frankie's Pizza, Papa Murphy's and Farrelli's Pizza along Roosevelt Avenue, which carries State Route 410 through town. By their menus, a 14-inch cheese pizza costs $15.99 at Domino's, $19.50 on Frankie's six-store menu and $21 at Cascadia, and the top price quoted here is $37.99, for a 16-inch specialty at Farrelli's. Prices are as listed on each restaurant's own menu or ordering page on October 6, 2026, and change.

Cascadia Pizza Co. began as a food truck in 2015 and by its own account now has locations in five states, but its Enumclaw page is headed "where it all started": the company's first brick-and-mortar shop opened on Griffin Avenue in January 2019. That June 19, a smoldering fire that the fire chief said appeared to start in oil-soaked rags closed it with smoke damage, and the Courier-Herald reported it open again in August 2019. Its menu now carries a pie named the Buckley.

1. Cascadia Pizza Co. and the Buckley

Cascadia bakes in wood-fired ovens, Mugnaini models imported from Italy by its account, and every pie comes as a 10-inch personal or a 14-inch large. The Buckley, which shares its name with the town across the White River, puts pepperoni, sausage, fresh mozzarella and Mama Lil's peppers, a brand of pickled peppers, on red sauce and finishes with goat cheese: $17 or $29.50 on the Enumclaw and Maple Valley menu. The Tahoma (chicken, mushrooms and goat cheese on garlic butter sauce) and the Wenatchee (bacon, apple slices and gorgonzola) keep up the map. The Chez, Cascadia's name for a cheese pie, is $12 or $21.

The Enumclaw shop is takeout with limited patio seating, and its page points diners to Fill's Growlers next door, which keeps its own hours, for a seat. Cascadia's hours as of October 2026: 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, to 9:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

2. Frankie's Pizza and the Meat Si

The menu tags the Frankie's Special "Our signature pizza": Canadian bacon, pepperoni, Italian sausage, black olives and mushrooms. The Meat Si piles pepperoni, bacon, beef, Italian sausage and Canadian bacon under extra cheese; the name puns on Mount Si, the peak over North Bend, and the menu bills it as "A Mountain of Meat!!!" Frankie's, a family company that dates itself to 1988, has six stores, North Bend among them, and says the one at 117 Roosevelt Avenue has served Enumclaw since 2006 with a dining room, delivery and carryout.

On Frankie's menu page, which covers all six stores, specialty pies, which it calls combos, run from $8.75 for an 8-inch to $36.50 for an 18-inch; a 14-inch is $25.25. The Enumclaw ordering page adds a lunch special until 3 p.m. daily: a personal pizza with up to three toppings, a small salad and a 20-ounce drink for $10.75. Its Enumclaw page gives hours as of October 2026 of 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday, though its FAQ says 8 p.m. on weeknights.

3. Farrelli's Pizza in the old Claw building

Farrelli's Pizza at 1324 Roosevelt Avenue East celebrated its opening with a ribbon cutting on July 24, 2026, according to a company release the Courier-Herald printed. The family company, founded in Lacey in 1995, fills the former Claw of Enumclaw event space near the Enumclaw Expo Center, a move What Now Seattle reported in May 2026.

The company menu, posted as images, offers a 9-inch personal, a 12-inch or the same dough baked thick in a 10-inch pan, and a 16-inch. The Northwest Traditional, which the menu labels a "National Award Winner!", layers Italian fennel sausage, thick-cut pepperoni, baked basil and red pepper flakes under a honey cream cheese drizzle and Parmesan: $18.99, $28.99 or $37.99. The Fawaiian, Farrelli's name for Canadian bacon and pineapple, runs $16.99 to $33.99. Hours as of October 2026, on its Enumclaw page: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Its reservations page lists Enumclaw, but as of October 2026 that link led to a Toast listing with no booking form; call (253) 295-2597 to ask.

4. Il Siciliano Ristorante Italiano and its 12-inch pies

Dario Brancato and his father, Pippo, opened Il Siciliano at 1118 Myrtle Avenue in 2015, twenty years after the family came to the Pacific Northwest from Floridia, Sicily, its story page says, while a 2019 Courier-Herald column has Dario buying the restaurant that year. It is an Italian restaurant, not a pizzeria, but its menu gives a full section to ten 12-inch wood-fired pizzas, one of them a folded calzone, from $22.95 for a Margherita or plain cheese to $26.95.

The Siciliano, at $26.95, carries Italian sausage, salami, ricotta, spinach and red onion, finished with oregano, basil, olive oil and shaved Parmigiano; the Luca, $26.95, is the one on white sauce, with chicken, pancetta and mushrooms. Hours as of October 2026: 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday and Sunday, to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday, closed Monday. Its phone number, (360) 825-9463, is also printed as 825-WINE.

5. Papa Murphy's, where you bake it yourself

At Papa Murphy's, 348 Roosevelt Avenue East, the pizza leaves the building raw: the take-and-bake chain builds each pie to order on dough made daily. That, its store page says, is why it accepts SNAP EBT, the card that carries food assistance benefits, in Washington, in the store and on online orders, which are paid in the store at pickup.

The menu favorites on the page include the Chicken Bacon Artichoke on thin crust with creamy garlic sauce, the Gourmet Vegetarian with zucchini, mushrooms and artichoke hearts, and the Mini Murph, a make-it-yourself kit for children. Hours as of October 2026: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.

6. Domino's, open until midnight or later

The latest hours of the six belong to Domino's, at 1402 1st Street, the national chain's only Enumclaw store on its locator: 10:30 a.m. to midnight Sunday through Thursday and to 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday as of October 2026, for carryout and delivery. Its online menu for this store prices specialty pizzas such as the Wisconsin 6-Cheese (feta, provolone, cheddar, Parmesan-Asiago and mozzarella, with oregano) at $13.99 for a 10-inch, $17.99 for a 12-inch and $21.99 for a 14-inch on hand-tossed crust.

Which Enumclaw pizza places deliver?

Four of the six offer delivery on their websites or ordering pages as of October 2026: Frankie's, whose zone takes in Enumclaw, Buckley, Veazie, Krain and Wabash; Farrelli's; Domino's; and Papa Murphy's, which notes that delivery hours may vary. Cascadia's Enumclaw page calls the shop carry-out, so ask about delivery when you order. Il Siciliano's site does not mention delivery.

Is there a pizza happy hour in Enumclaw?

Two places post one as of October 2026. Farrelli's happy hour menu takes 20 percent off any pizza or Stix, its breadsticks, for dine-in daily from 2 to 6 p.m. and from 9 p.m. to close. Il Siciliano's menu offers what it calls a "Happier" hour, 2 to 5 p.m. daily, with $2 off any pizza or appetizer. Farrelli's deals sheet adds Kids Eat Free Mondays for dine-in: one free kids meal per child for every $10 a paying adult spends.

Which pizza places have a gluten-free crust?

All six list one as of October 2026: Frankie's for 12-inch and 14-inch pies ($3.75 and $4.25 extra), Cascadia ($4 extra), Farrelli's (a cauliflower crust, personal size only, $3 extra), Il Siciliano ($6), Papa Murphy's (medium only) and Domino's (10-inch only). Papa Murphy's and Farrelli's both say their gluten-free pies are made in kitchens that also handle regular flour, so anyone who must avoid gluten should ask the kitchen before ordering.

What happened to the Pizza Hut in Enumclaw?

It has closed: Pizza Hut dropped its store at 421 Roosevelt Avenue from its online directory in February 2026, by Internet Archive copies of that directory, and Restaurant Guru lists it as permanently closed. MOD Pizza's directory stopped listing its store at 1040 Stevenson Avenue between January and April 2025, and Restaurant Guru lists that one as permanently closed as well.

Before you go

Check the day's hours on each restaurant's website or ordering page; Il Siciliano is closed on Mondays. Cascadia adds a mandatory 3.5 percent service charge to every check in Washington, which its menu says goes to front-end managers who cannot accept tips under federal law. Domino's store listing asks for ID and the card itself on credit card orders. For a sit-down dinner downtown, read the Cole Street dining guide; a companion guide covers Mexican food in Enumclaw.