Jun 2, 2025 - Food and Drink
New Roman pizza joint opens at Temple Pastries in Central District
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Temple Pastries debuted its new evening pizza service last weekend, serving rectangular Roman-style pies along with drinks and dessert.
Catch up quick: It's a big change for the Central District bakery, which previously focused on the morning and lunch crowd and shut down at 3pm.
- By night, the bakery now operates as the Sacro Bosco pizzeria (although you can still get your favorite croissant in the morning).
What to expect: One thing you should know about Sacro Bosco's pies is they are substantial.
- Each pizza measures 32 inches by 8 inches, yielding eight slices.
- The crust is thick, crispy and filling — I could only eat two slices, even though I can regularly down an entire Neapolitan-style pie.
- Flavor combinations include spicy salami with calabrian chili and fennel pollen; mortadella pesto; and vodka basil (think the creamy red sauce in penne alla vodka).
If you go: They're only doing dine-in service right now, but the restaurant said on Instagram that it plans to start taking to-go orders later this summer (once it gets the right-sized boxes to accommodate its hefty pies).
- You can also order wine, Negronis and tiramisu.
Stop by: 5pm-9pm Wednesday through Sunday.
- 2524 S Jackson Street, Seattle.