A Capitol Hill closure to add Ians Pizza on the Hill leaves Broadway

Seattle, WALocal News

Ian’s Pizza on the Hill has officially closed its Broadway location, marking the end of a decade-long chapter for the beloved pizza joint. The decision to shut down follows the expiration of the city’s tip credit for small businesses, a move that has led to a series of closures in the Capitol Hill area as 2025 begins. Ian’s Pizza, known for its creative offerings like the Mac n’ Cheese pizza, initially opened in a climate of minimum wage controversies. The move to Broadway filled the void left by Zpizza, which had shuttered amid similar economic pressures. The restaurant’s departure leaves a noticeable gap in the tenant mix of the Broadway Building, surrounded by other local establishments like Blick Art and FOB Poke Bar.

As the community grapples with this loss, it highlights the ongoing challenges facing small businesses in Seattle. The situation raises questions about the sustainability of local dining options amidst evolving economic policies. Residents are encouraged to support remaining businesses as they navigate these changes in the Capitol Hill food scene.

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