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The Boiler Room
The Boiler Room: Bold pizzas, great drinks, and a lively, welcoming Spokane staple.
3.8
Pizza
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The Boiler Room: Bold pizzas, great drinks, and a lively, welcoming Spokane staple.
Located at 6501 N Cedar St in Spokane, The Boiler Room blends pizza, bar, and pub vibes for dine-in and takeout. Patrons praise The Godfather pizza and friendly, attentive service, and some desserts like bread pudding, along with a clean, family-friendly space and outdoor seating. Some dishes like artichoke dip can be salty, and experiences vary, but guests note affordable prices and a lively atmosphere.
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Creative, handcrafted pizzas with unique flavor combinations, available for dine-in or takeaway.
A wide selection of beers, cocktails, and spirits served in a lively bar setting.
Welcoming atmosphere suitable for all ages, with outdoor seating and a casual vibe.
Convenient pizza and meal options for pickup, perfect for quick dinners or events.
Indulgent treats like bread pudding, recommended by our friendly staff.
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Overall rating
Johnnie Bevan
Rachel and Michael were the best. My buddy had The Godfather and thought it was the best pizza in the city. I normally don’t get dessert but Racheal talked me in to trying the bread pudding and I have learned my lesson to always listen to Rachel.
Ashley Martin
John an the cooks on Dec 26th 2025 we're all amazing friendly kind the place is very clean an they welcome everyone, family friendly enviorment. Definitely recommend an would return they are also affordable prices. Thank you for serving our family. God bless you.
Bonnie
The pizza flavor combos are spot on and there is a lot of potential, but there is not nearly enough meat or cheese on the pizza I got. It was mostly onion and balsamic. The space is cool, but it almost feels like you’re interrupting someone else’s party. If you’re not regularly getting drinks here, your service won’t be as good.
Kirsten Flerchinger
I’d give them overall a 2.5 on the food…accuracy and value is what brings them down. The pizzas are delicious, although overpriced in my opinion. The service and drinks are usually pretty good…but it is hit or miss. The frustrating thing is , tonight, I ordered a whole garden salad to complement our pizzas, added tomatoes (which we didn’t get and they cost $2 to add), and it was almost $16…and the to-go container was BARELY filled up. It was more like an $7 salad. If I were going to make that same salad at home, I don’t even think it would’ve cost $5 to make. I get running a business and earning a profit, but this was ridiculous. You never really know what you’re going to get when you go here…so keep your expectations low.
Aristides “Ari” Alvarez
Had a great time overall. One thing I didn't like with the food was that the artichoke dip was really salty, mind you we also had the pretzel alongside it which is covered in salt and we thought the artichoke dip was still to salty. The dip itself is really tasty with big chunks of artichokes in there and very cheesy flavor. Atmosphere is 4/5, we chose to sit outside and there's an outdoor sound system. It played music the whole time at the right volume but occasionally we would hear what appears to be kitchen noises such as employees talking and metal hitting metal through the sound system and it was too loud. There must be a microphone somewhere inside picking up on that. It was slightly unpleasant. Overall, 4/5, very good and fun place
