Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Great tasting pizza. Fun atmosphere with stickers, record, posters and nostalgia from different band artists.

RPM is a wonderful place to be, despite its gimmicks. This is a fun, relaxed joint that continues the small pizzeria tradition perfectly. You can play records here, which isn't something I would choose to do with pizza grease all over my fingers, but the staff and patrons are into it and open to a pretty wide range of musical options. I may not indulge in handling the records myself, but I love that they like to listen to full albums here. There's also draft beer, which tastes pretty clean and is reasonably priced. The only thing keeping this place from getting a 5-star review has to be the pizza. The pizza is a little expensive, but it's very filling, due to large slices and a very thin crust which is baked crispy and kept thick around the edge. The crust has character and, again, is extra filling, but ultimately it's dry and imbalancing. The toppings and cheese feel glued to the crust. It's still good pizza, but it's basically three-star pizza in a five-star hotspot. Nonetheless, it's one of the best slices you can get in Pioneer Square.