Oct 19, 2026
Westside Pizza’s Colfax, WA location announces its build-your-own meal options for pizza aficionados planning group gatherings and parties during National Pizza Month.
Colfax, United States, October 19, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- With October giving pizza fans a month-long reason to explore different styles, toppings, and flavor combinations, Westside Pizza in Colfax is drawing attention to its 'build-your-own' options for customers planning pizza parties and group meals. The format allows hosts to shape an order around different preferences rather than relying on a single preset combination.
More information is available at https://westsidepizza.com/location/colfax/
That flexibility can be particularly useful for group occasions, where tastes often vary from one guest to the next. Westside Pizza says 'build-your-own' ordering gives customers control over the foundation of each pizza, from the crust and sauce to the toppings, making it easier to put together several combinations within the same order.
Customers can choose from pan-style, thin, and gluten-free crust options before pairing them with sauces such as marinara, pesto, barbecue, ranch, or Alfredo. From there, toppings can be adjusted to suit individual preferences, allowing one party order to include everything from familiar combinations to more personalized creations.
For guests who prefer a ready-made option, the Colfax menu also includes specialty pizzas such as the Big Kahuna, Tropical Heat, Meat Mania, and Westside, giving groups a mix of customizable and established choices without requiring every pizza to be built from scratch.
The restaurant says freshness remains central to the experience regardless of how the order is assembled. Dough is made fresh daily and paired with vine-ripened California tomato sauce and freshly grated mozzarella, reflecting what Westside Pizza describes as a focus on “big flavors without shortcuts.”
“A pizza party works best when people can order around what they actually enjoy,” a Westside Pizza representative said. “Build-your-own options give groups more freedom to mix different tastes while still keeping the order simple.”
Beyond the pizzas themselves, group meals can be rounded out with wings, bread or cheese sticks, salads, and desserts, allowing hosts to build a more complete spread through one order. Carryout, delivery, online ordering, and catering are available from the Colfax location for customers planning gatherings of different sizes.
Westside Pizza Colfax is located at 208 ½ N Main St. and serves customers throughout the local area.
Additional information is available at https://westsidepizza.com/location/colfax/
Contact Info:
Name: Sherrie Zollinger
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Organization: Westside Pizza - Colfax, WA
Address: 208 1/2 N Main Street, Colfax, WA 99111, United States
Website: https://westsidepizza.com/locations/colfax/
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