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MOTO Pizza Opens New Location in Bellevue Square Mall

Bellevue, WALocal News

MOTO Pizza has officially opened its new location in Bellevue Square Mall, adding to the Eastside's culinary offerings. Known for its Detroit-style pies, the restaurant introduces exciting flavors such as beef adobo and shrimp, along with innovative takes on classics like the Mr. Pig and The All In. Founded by Lee Kindell during the pandemic, MOTO Pizza aims to connect with the community through exceptional food. The restaurant is dedicated to sustainability, sourcing 80% of its produce from local farms and hydroponic methods.

Diners can also enjoy unique ice cream offerings with toppings like homemade chili oil and bacon bits. The article features a photo gallery showcasing the new establishment, taken by the Bellevue Downtown Association. MOTO Pizza's opening is set to attract food lovers and positively impact the local dining scene, blending culinary creativity with a commitment to sustainability.

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