DC Slices is def 1 of the better food truck out there in DC. For $4, you get a slice of pizza. I recommend getting their Buffalo Chicken & Vegetarian (Onion, Green Pepper, Mushroom, Black Olive). The crust's pretty good; They're pretty crispy and not too thick but not too thin either. The basil is complimentary, you must get it - it makes the pizza better! The pizza's usually fresh since they make them fresh on the truck. The portion's reasonable for $4 a slice. The only thing I can't stand about it is the line (it's so freaking long during lunch time) + the wait time for your pizza to cook. read more

This truck is a regular staple near my work. I don't often opt for pizza at lunch, but these guys are pretty good. The flavor of the pizza is good but I really wish the crust was more substantial. I often end up having the toppings separate themselves from the base, so have extra napkins handy. I will say that the tater tots and funnel cake fries are outstanding! Service is friendly and quick, and prices are standard for the area and amount of food you're getting. read more

What to expect: decent pizza, they show up @Farragaunt Circle, not gourmet food What I got from it: We were happy there was another option of food offered at a recent event held at 3 Stars Brewery. But unfortunately, it wasn't the best deal for our money. They offered a deal that gave you a pizza for the flat rate of $9 with any toppings you chose. I got the Sausage, Onion, and Pepperoni and it looked like they gave it all their love! On the other hand, my friend ordered a pepperoni and jalapeño and found it lack luster. Another friend ordered some Tater Tots with pepperoni and cheese, though wished it had more cheese and pepperoni. Friendly service and fast! We're grateful for the food, but may think twice if we have other options. read more

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Saw this truck at Drink they District this past weekend and the slices looked really good so I had to stop by. I figured I should just get a cheese or pepperoni slice keep it simple but....the girl in the truck said I should try the buffalo chicken so hey if someone says it's good I'm totally down. So I ordered a slice she offered me the bleu cheese drizzle but I decided try in it's natural state. It was so good nice crunch and a really awesome tang to it.Nice kick but not overly spicy could definitely taste the buffalo sauce. Great Pizza can't wait to try others read more

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I love when this food truck is near my work in Farragut Square! Can't go wrong with a cheese slice for 4 bucks. Great value and great pizza. Satisfies the craving yum yum yum! read more

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This truck usually comes to my job & I've seen it multiple times so I thought I'd finally give it a try. I decided to try the buffalo chicken pizza. Unfortunately I was a little disappointed. It was really expensive for such a small slice of pizza ($5 & some change). The pizza was good though but not worth it in my opinion. I probably won't be returning. read more

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Have been here a couple times and have had good luck. $4.50/slice isn't too bad considering food truck prices tend to be slightly higher and the slices are of a good size. Two slices for $9 is cheaper than most food truck options and is filling. The veggie slices are loaded with different veggies and isn't overly greasy. Service is friendly as well. read more

DC Slices food truck came to my wedding and provide late night food for our guests, and it was AMAZING!! They were so great to work with-- nice, responsive, flexible. And the pizza was delicious!! Our friends and family were raving about it, and were even fighting over leftovers the next morning. Can't recommend them enough! read more

Ok so I feel terrible about giving this review because the customer service is really good. The people are super nice BUT the pizza is awful. It tastes like grade school cafeteria pizza. It's like they use the cheapest ingredients they can find to make their pizzas. read more

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This is pizza food truck I've occasionally had in DC. Some of my favorite pizza in the area coupled with amazing Tater Tots keeps me coming back. As of May 2020 they do curbside pickup in S Arlington. Hope they are weathering the Pandemic Storm and I'm thankful to get good pizza despite everything going on! read more

If you were born here, or are not from a major US city with an Italian heritage section, you will like this and think it is the greatest! But if you are from the Northeast or a large US city you will find it mediocre, very over rated, and way over priced. read more

With so many great reviews for this place, I'm willing to chalk up my subpar experience as a fluke but I was really underwhelmed by my experience here. It's also possible that DC people don't really know what great pizza is so the pizza reviews are overhyped. *shrug When I went to this truck, there was no one on line (although usually I do see a fair number of people lined up on most days) so I didn't have the advantage of getting a "fresh" pizza since I'm assuming they usually have slices ready to go since the turnover is quick. But I got my pizza a second after ordering and I was sad to see that the slice I got was a lot smaller than what I saw in pictures and what I saw others get after me. I'm betting that I got the last slice of a pie that had been sitting out for a bit cause the slice I got was lukewarm and the crust was flimsy and not crispy at all. The taste of the pizza was average. I thought the sauce was a bit sweet and it could have used a little bit more cheese. For $4 a slice, I would expect more. I would honestly compare this slice to a hybrid between papa johns and dominos (which isn't necessarily a bad thing as I can enjoy either of those at the right time). I do like that they have a nice variety of condiments available for use in front of the truck. Additionally, the person working here was extremely friendly so that definitely counts for something. I looked at pics of their non-pizza items and they look pretty good so I think I would like to give this place another try sometime. read more

Two guys, one customer. And, much like the cup in the infamous video, I feel sh*t on by these guys. I waited, and waited, and waited for someone to acknowledge me so I could order. Two guys working in the back, nobody up front and only one other patron who was waiting endlessly for his pizza (I was there for at least 10 minutes - he had previously ordered and was waiting the whole time). They looked busy, so I thought I'd be patient. However, after both looked at me, made eye contact and turned back around without a word and about 5 more minutes elapsed, I left. As I walked away, I saw an attractive female approach and immediately have her order taken. The customer who was waiting was still waiting. I can't wait until I hear you guys are out of business. read more

I finally got to try DC Slices. Everytime I try to go on U Street, they have left by the time I stumble out of the bar. They were only doing whole pies, which was fine with me. I went for the veggie option, sans mushrooms and onions. Yay for a custom option. It's about an 8 minute wait for a pie. I loved the pizza. The cheese to sauce to topping ratio was good and crust was crisp. Loved the fresh basil addition, too. I'll be on the look out for DC Slices. read more

3.5 stars. Story time: Met some friends for happy hour on U Street. Happy "hour" became 11 pm. Stumbled out onto the sidewalk and pretty much directly into the waiting, open window of DC Slices. Had a lovely exchange with the gents behind the counter about the pace of business. Ordered a slice of cheese with fresh basil, doused the thing with plenty of red pepper flake. Forked over four bucks, inhaled the piece of pie, came home and crawled into bed. See now, I don't think that story would have been nearly as interesting without the DC Slices character. read more

I really like these food trucks. They make me feel like the popular girl in school. The one whose mom always gave her lunchables instead of a lame turkey sandwich. One mom even used to surprise her daughter with KFC. LUCKY! Im still not popular, but when I do bring any food from these trucks in to the cafeteria, heads turn. When people ask me where my lunch is from, I slyly reply, oh wouldn't you want to know. Actually I don't do that. I tell them "There is a food cart outside you fool!" I tried a slice of veggie with a hit of the fresh basil. It wasn't amazing but it was a decent sized slice and loaded with cheese, peppers and mushrooms. I liked that the sauce wasn't too sweet but I wish it had more flavor too it. Adding red pepper flakes and parm helped. I liked the thickness of the crust but it also didnt have the crunch or saltiness to it that I like. Most guys in line ordered two slices, but one is enough if you aren't starving. Service was very friendly and moved fast for a one man operation. I'd check it out again, mostly because pizza for lunch automatically makes you cool. read more

I get it...food trucks are all the rage, especially the cup cake ones. Imagine if the famed Georgetown Cupcakes had a truck? The madness, the gridlock...it would turn this hipster city of raging lunatics into red velvet pirates and chocolate ganache zombies. DC Pizza, however, will never have that problem. I think the shiny new toy syndrome has worn off or maybe it was the pizza sauce or cheese that evaporates after tanning under the heat lamps for way too long. If it's late in the day, you're still open & trying to unload those last few slice is it really worth your business to pawn off sub-standard food to the unwitting, yet hungry customer who will probably write a seething review on a message board intended for food hacks like me? I was so disappointed & hungry about my purchase I snapped a pic of the slice before I ate it. Looks nothin like the one here. read more

My friends and I were walking from Town in U st last night. We were starving and saw this food truck and got ready excited. We ordered each pepperoni pizza. The pizza was small and cold. For $4 we felt cheated but waiting to see how it tasted before verbally stating it among each other. Also, really really bad customer service. The girl seemed like she did not wanted to be there anymore. We were asking her for some parmesan cheese because the one that was outside the truck was literally stucked to the bottom and was not coming out by shaking it. We probably asked her like 4 times when we were right in front of her. She completely ignored us. We found a way to get the parmesan cheese out. It came out in chunks and balls and it smelled bad. Like I said we were starving so we eat our overpriced cold pepperoni slices with the smelly chuncky parmesan and now we are peeing through the wrong whole. To think we were all proud we were escaping a bad morning by not drinking... Maybe these slices are better during the day but I guess I won't find out because customer service was a turn off. read more

I'm a huge fan of buffalo chicken slices, so naturally I ordered one when I stopped here for lunch. It wasn't awful, but it was extremely disappointing. I actually forgot it was a buffalo chicken slice while eating it because there was so little chicken on it and not a single hint of buffalo sauce. Literally, not a single bite It probably could have passed as just a plain slice that accidentally had a few jalapenos and small pieces of chicken fall on it. I definitely wouldn't recommend a buffalo chicken slice from here although a plain slice wouldn't be a terrible option. read more

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Just OK At $4 a slice (we had the Veg and Plain) it should be more than OK. Also were not offered basil as a topping as clients before and after us were. read more

DC Slices happened to be in my neighborhood, so I ordered a slice to see how they were. L'Enfant Plaza is the culinary black hole of DC and I fully support the food trucks that stop by 7th and Maryland whenever the line doesn't look too crazy. Unfortunately, DC Slices didn't offer me anything in terms of taste or value to keep me from going to the mediocre pizza chain across the street. I'm a big fan of anything buffalo chicken, so I tried the buffalo chicken slice. They advertise $5 for a slice and soda, but I wasn't thirsty so I asked how much for just a slice and it was $4. A little steep, but I wanted to try it so I went for it. The chicken was covered in an orange buffalo looking sauce, but that's about it...on a scale of 1 to 10 on buffalo sauce flavor, this was like a 2 or 3. There was also no blue cheese to further go along with the buffalo chicken wing theme like some places will put blue cheese dressing under the cheese, crumbled blue cheese on the pizza, or drizzle dressing on top. None of that, just diced chicken in an extremely tame, mild, barely noticeable sauce on what otherwise would be a cheese slice. The crust wasn't all that great, very thin and flimsy with wire marks on the bottom, the sign of a conveyer belt or rack rather than a pizza oven. Given that for $2.75 I can get a cheese slice that came out of an oven across the street, I doubt I'll be back to DC Slices the next time it rolls around. For $4 I'd expect better crust and more favorable toppings to make it worth it. read more

67 degrees, Friday lunchhour, Farragut Square food truck cluster....= recipe for disaster that I blame myself for stepping into DC Slices seemed the best bet because the line wasnt going into the grass area in the park. Looks are decieving. Waited about 40 minutes for a slice of cheese and cajun tots. Cheese Slice= nothing memorable. i like my pizza slightly charred and the crust was non-greasy and thin, so those are pluses. but the sauce was barely non existant and salty. since the wait was so long, it was also cold! Cajun Tots: waited an extra 15 minutes for these, but they were the best part of my lunch. they went easy on the seasoning, and the tots were cooked perfectly and made me miss my 8 year old self. Really nice guy working the truck especially with the amount of people, but would probably not go back for the pizza, but maybe the tots! read more

I think the joy I get from food trucks is probably a little ridiculous, but I grew up in a town of 5,000 people where it snowed from October to June, and I never got to experience the excitement of an ice cream truck. So now, I am enjoying, with DC food trucks, what other people might have gotten out of their systems' when they were little. At least, that's how I explain my increased heart rate when I see food trucks and my desire to run up to every purveyor I see. Plus, I love to eat. With that introduction, DC Slices did not blow my socks off. It was pretty good and much more exciting than the Subway sandwich I might otherwise have had for lunch. Call me cheap, but I think $5 for a fairly standard sized slice of pizza and a can of Hawaiian Punch (I'm living the childhood I should have had) is a bit steep. I liked the fresh basil on the pizza, but that really didn't make up for the otherwise bland sauce. It definitely wasn't the worst pizza I've had in the DC, but neither was it anywhere close to the best. read more

oh man. i wanted to like it. i wanted to like it so much i'm probably going to go back to give them another chance but the pizza i had was really pretty bad. It just tasted like the sort of pizza they have at the mini-golf arcade places that had just been sitting under a heat lamp for way too long, dried out and salty. I've heard good things so I'll give them a second chance but honestly from the slice I had I'm not getting my hopes up. read more

I was overall very happy with my first experience at DC Slices. They parked at the Navy Yard near my work and put up a sign that said "The party starts at 11:30". I rolled up right at 11:30, and there were 5 people in line already, so I got in line as well. We waited another 5-10 minutes before they started taking orders, but once they did, the line moved pretty fast. Since I don't eat meat, I ordered one slice of cheese and one veggie. They even have fresh basil they will top your pizza with if you want! The slices were pretty good size (no Adam's Morgan jumbo slices, but still pretty substantial!). It was a filling lunch for $8. Not too shabby. And the pizza was great! Not soggy or greasy. The dough was just right, combined with the perfect amount of cheese. I would have preferred more sauce, but both pieces were very tasty regardless. Hope they return to the Navy Yard soon! read more

I never get to fully enjoy the DC food truck scene unless I'm at an event that happens to have one. Luckily at Drink The District there sat the wonderful DC Slices truck. They had a very amazing special of 2 slices for $6 + free hugs that I couldn't resist. I love when businesses think outside the box and aren't afraid to get silly with their customers and I found nothing short of awesome at DC Slices. It was pretty cold outside but that didn't stop the guys inside the truck from being super friendly and goofy with me as we posed for pictures with them. Did I mention the pizza was top notch? Because it was :) read more

Overall, this place is very "meh". Had the pepperoni and the buffalo chicken. The "meh"ness of the pepperoni was that it tasted like microwave pizza, but with less freshness. I seriously remember eating better pizza in my high school cafeteria. I'd eat Costco pizza any day. Don't get me wrong, I love microwave pizza, especially Red Baron's deep dish. The buffalo chicken made up for the disappointment. With the fresh basil, I found the buffalo chicken to be tangy, sweet, and spicy all combined and with a good amount of toppings. The chicken pieces were diced, so it was easy to eat and get a nice flavor. Overall, seriously meh. This place unfortunately, either needs to improve their crust, their toppings, or their price. read more

I was walking home, and suddenly, out of the corner of my eye, I see a food truck. Now it's 6pm in friendship heights, and I'm a bit confused. I think they had some sort of partnership with the amc movie theater, but i that is neither here, nor there. So rather then figure out something for dinner, I sidled up and ordered a piece of cheese. For 4 bucks, I was really disappointed. I've had considerably better, and cheaper pizza at whole foods. I took a bite out of it immediately upon walking away, since they gave it to me on a plate, in the rain, and it was barely luke warm. It was a generous slice, but was just on par with delivery pizza. read more

***** 3 1/2 Stars***** First tried them at a wine festival this past summer. We were tipsy, happy, but hungry and came upon DC Slices. We noticed 2 things on the menu, pizza and tater tots. Hold up. Tater tots? I was intrigued. So we lined up for what else pizza and tater tots. Ordered a slice of greasy cheesy pizza and added some red pepper flakes just for fun. Pizza cost $4.00 and its a decent sized slice....but not like jumbo slice. We also got some tater tots, because it sounded like a great idea after an afternoon filled with wine. DC Slices, I am pleased. read more

Awesome Pizza and awesome service. Even just their cheese pizza is absolutely delicious read more

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I went into my first DC Slices experience with high expectations and I have to say it did not live up to them. I have searching high and low for decent food options around my office in L'Enfant plaza, so when I found out there was a pizza truck that came by every Wednesday I was pumped. Unfortunately my first attempt was foiled by rain and DC slices decided to stay home. However this week they were on schedule and I got my chance to check it out. I should have known something was up when I walked up and the line was only a few people, while the line for the Fojol Bros. across the street was literally half a block long. I identified a main culprit as soon as I walked up and found out slices were $4 each! I could forgive them if the slices were large enough for one alone to be satisfying to a normal adult male, but they are not. This is not to say they are small, just typical "by the slice" pizza size. In the end my 2 slices and a can of Dr. Pepper set me back $9. For comparison I can get two slices (admittedly mediocre cheese slices) and a drink a block away at Pizza Authentica for only $6.50. Since all slices were the same price I went away from my go-to two cheese slices and went with one buffalo chicken and one Hawaiian. The buffalo chicken wasn't bad, but don't expect any real kick. They replace the pizza sauce with some sort of generic mild buffalo sauce which is tasty, but not spicy. The chicken was good, but it was sparse, luckily a drizzle of blue cheese added a bit of extra flavor. Overall a satisfying but not great slice. The Hawaiian slice had better topping coverage but was bland overall. I can't pin down the exact source of my disappointment but it's safe to say it was completely forgettable. The crust on all their slices is a bit thinner than your typical NY slice but still soft. Sauce and cheese levels are a bit on the low side. Depending on how you like your pizza this can be a good thing or a bad thing. In my case it is more of a negative. In the end the slices are a tad bit better with more interesting topping options than the local competition (which isn't saying much) but the high price means it won't make it onto my regular lunch rotation and will probably only be slotted in as a situational reliever. read more

I moved down here a few years ago from New Jersey and to say I have missed the pizza from there is an understatement. That was until the other night when I saw your truck near Dupont Circle in DC. I deiced to try it and.......OMG it took me back to Jersey's pizza. The crust was thin and crispy just how I like it, I only got 2 slices of cheese but should've bought a whole pie. I will be back. Best pizza in DC by far! read more

Definite 4, maybe 4.5 stars. I like my pizza crisp (though not like a cracker), non-greasy, cheap, and piled high with toppings. DC Slices got 3 of the 4-- it really is a little overpriced for a slice of pizza. But the crust was just crunchy enough, there was a huge amount of sausage, and AMAZINGLY, virtually no grease. I don't know how you make a pizza with cheese and sausage and avoid grease overload, but they've nailed it. If slices were a little cheaper, I'd be a regular. But when the craving hits and they're nearby, DC Slices is as good as any! read more

I used to go to Pizza Autentica for my pizza cravings, but no longer. I picked up on this truck a few weeks back and haven't looked back. Now, I grant, I'm a person of habit and because of this I've stuck just to the veggie slice, but it's just so good. The green peppers and onions are actually fresh & crunchy. (Go at the right time and you can see them cutting up the veggies right before going in the oven) The veggies aren't thin and seemingly welted after cooking, or buried under tons of cheese like when I order from the big 2 chains at home either. It's thin crust, but there's just enough so you can fold it and not have to worry. For me it's the perfect combo of freshness, right balance of cheese/sauce, and taste. I end up going back for seconds most weeks. I usually go a little on the early side to beat the mad rush on K St. Even still, the longest I've had to wait was about 5 min since they were making the pie from scratch. This is great versus wondering how long that slice at Autentica has been sitting under the heat lamp..... read more

Pizza out of a truck. Should I be expecting more? This is the kind of truck that would be a God-send as you come out of the bar after a night of drinking. On any other occasion you're just eating average pizza that is WAY over-priced at $4 a slice. Two stars for the friendly-service and tater-tots. In fact, they should just sell tater-tots. Just the tots. read more

It's a chilly day and I was craving pizza. I ordered a plain slice for myself and some pizza tots to share, and was told it would be 10 minutes. Seemed like a long wait for a food truck, but sure. Over 15 minutes of standing in the cold later, our order was ready. When we got back to the office, i realized they gave me the wrong kind of pizza, which seemed like it was reheated instead of fresh. Two stars for decent tots, which are really difficult to mess up anyway. Disappointing. read more

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Working downntown dc has a lot of options, most of them expensive. I love it when DC slices come to Sotuh Capitol. Pizza is always hot and fresh. Two slices are 8.00 for pepperoni. The truck servers are always happy to see you and I feel like I'm getting the right food for for the amount of money. read more

Meh - their food was bland and boring. I had a cheese slice and their "loaded" tots, which had like 1 oz of cheddar cheese and maybe 1 piece of sliced on bacon bits on it. Pizza had almost no taste and was cold after I got back to my desk 35 seconds after buying it. The tater tots aren't homemade or anything special - they're fried from frozen and their super chincy on the toppings - totally NOT worth $6 or the $4 for pizza. TOTALLY not worth it. If you have another option for food, I'd say go with option b. read more

We had a chance to sample several food trucks at the Woodbridge Trickiest. This slices we got from the DC Slices truck were excellent! We had one pepperoni and one pepperoni and sausage. The crust was thin and crunchy, and the meat was so fresh. It was so tasty. The slices were very large. read more

Pizza is good but they unprofessional and unreliable when it comes to being accountable for actually being a t a location they claim they are going to be. I have wasted my lunch time on numerous occasions at the Navy base because they don't bother to update their schedule to let you know they won't be at that location. It's not that hard and it's happened more often than not. If you happen to catch them, great, but I would rely on them and the schedule. read more