Rudloofs Pizza – Leavenworth, WA

Rudloofs pizza Leavenworth

O.k. when you think pizza, you probably don’t think of stone ground mustard, bratwurst, sauerkraut with red and green peppers. But holy cow! When we stopped at Rudloofs Pizza for lunch, Tyson (the owner’s son) was there working when we arrived, and convinced us to try the strange sounding pizza. And I’m so glad that we did!

They have the brats specially made for them Jahr’s European Sausage (the same folks who supply the München Haus). The crust was thin, crispy and somehow warm and fluffy at the same time. We also had the BBQ Chicken pizza. They use Sweet Baby Ray’s Sauce which is on the sweet side and mixed well with the chicken and red onion.

Rudloofs brat pizza


Our son, as usual, ordered pepperoni. It was very good!

Rudloofs pepperoni pizza


I should note that they also serve Brats, Salads and a few appetizers, but we only tried the pizza. In addition to sodas, milk and juice, you can also get beer (on draft and in bottle) and wine.

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Rudloof’s is located just as you come in to Leavenworth, if you’re coming from Seattle/US 2, at 265 US Hwy 2. They offer free local delivery after 5pm. This is particularly great if you’re staying in the winter at a nearby hotel and want to stay cozy indoors! Their website is www.rudloofs.com

Bon Appetite!
-Hollin

Hollin Stafford
Hollin Stafford

Hollin holds her degree in Sociology and was a flight attendant for United Airlines up until the time she had her son. She, her husband and son are now happily living with their three dogs in Portugal. Hollin home-schools so they can explore the globe, and teach through experience. When not writing about travel, Hollin’s focus is on writing fiction. Her work has received rave reviews from critically acclaimed agents and editors. She has a unique voice embodied through rich descriptions of shared human condition. She recently published her first YA novel, Degrees of Light and enjoys writing literary short stories. In 2017 she was listed on Glimmer Train's honorable mention list and was considered for the Fulton Prize from The Adirondack Review. Her short story, Blue, was featured in Literary Mama’s 2018 Mother’s Day Edition. She is originally from California.

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