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Pi Indy

4.2 (46 reviews)
InexpensiveFood Trucks, Pizza
Open • 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM
Updated over 3 months ago

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Andrew K.

BANG! Best pizza I've found in Indy so far! Not only is the owner and staff so nice, but you can tell they deeply care about the food and quality they serve. Can't remember the specific name, but the pizza that features a honey drizzle and pepperoni is BOMB- just be warned, it has a bit of a spicy kick. The crust is light, fluffy, almost like a pastry. They always say the best hidden gems come from a food truck, and I can't agree more. Don't let the picture fool you- I had to let it sit for a while for work, but it comes out piping hot.

Honey I'm home
Emily H.

A strong contender for the best pizza in Indy if you ask me!! I had the pleasure of trying Pi for the first time at the Bates Hendricks street festival a few years ago and I was convinced it was one of the best things I'd ever tasted, so I was THRILLED to see the truck at Metazoa last weekend! The pizza held up - I love the "honey I'm home" pie with pepperoni and honey. Service is always quick and friendly and the current location at metazoa provides great vibes! Follow them on Instagram (@pi_indy) to keep up with their location - currently at Metazoa W-F evenings and all day Saturday.

Figgy piggy
Becky L.

If I've had a better pizza before, I certainly couldn't remember it while I was eating this one. Wow, guys! So grateful to have tried this truck at a local event tonight. Top rate pizza made to order from a truck. We got the figgy piggy to split and a cheese for my kids. Kids devoured, even the crust. Such wildly delicious flavor, amazing crust, amazing product. Get these guys a storefront! Can't wait to have again.

4th and inches
Adam G.

Imagine this -- it's a Saturday afternoon, you just get done running errands, and start deciding what you will be having for dinner. As you go over options, you pull out your phone and start the old "hmm what sounds good?". You then get distracted and begin to start checking social media, because, well we all know this happens. As you're mindlessly scrolling through social media, you see a post about a food truck. You notice the food truck will be conveniently visiting your apartment complex in just a few hours -- and even better, the first 20 or so customers will get free pizza. Well, this was the exact situation I found myself in yesterday. I hardly turn down anything that will be free, and when I learned I could have free pizza, needless to say, I was very excited. Thus, I threw on my coat and headed out the door! This food truck is unlike any I had seen -- and in a good way. It has a large glass pane on one entire side so you can see right in as they prepare and cook the pizzas. The menu has 8 different types of pizzas, with choices from vegetarian to meat lovers. They also have a create-your-own option if you want to build one from scratch. I ordered the "4th and inches" pi, which has mozzarella and goat cheeses, 'garlic heaven sauce', sweet baby rays bbq sauce, bacon, sausage, onions, pepperonis, roasted tomatoes and rosemary on top. My girlfriend decided to go the less adventurous route and went with a basic cheese pizza. We then watched them prepare our pis and toss them in the wood fire oven, that had a temperature of 590 degrees. They were ready to go after about 10-15 minutes. My pi was exceptional, and had a ton of different flavors. The crust was also cooked just right -- the perfect level of crunch without being over-done. My girlfriend also really enjoyed her cheese pizza. What's nice is that they are both personal pans, which was just the right size. Needless to say, after going from not knowing what to have for dinner, to getting free pizza that tasted delicious -- I was thoroughly delighted. To find out where this food truck is going, follow their facebook page. Not going to be around your area? No problem -- they also have a spot inside the Sunking brewery in midtown Carmel. Now go get your pi on!

Pizza
Dani J.

My subdivision had Pi Indy come out for a pizza night on a Wednesday evening. They were ready for orders at 5:00pm and the event was over at 7:30pm. I ordered the Meat Lovers, but I've heard good things about the Figgy Piggy. Pizza was made fresh. Staff was friendly. Good food. Good service.

Pi Indy's Figgy Piggy (Fig jam, goat cheese, prosciutto, bacon, mushrooms, arugula, lots of gluten)
Claire J.

Pi Indy (and specifically, the Figgy Piggy) was the highlight of an outdoor work event this fall - a colleague had contracted Pi Indy to serve all event attendees, and, team, my pizza was so GOOD! I ordered the Figgy Piggy - which was goat cheese, prosciutto, bacon (hello, double meats!), arugula, and mushrooms. I'll admit that I'm a little obsessed with figs, which made this pizza a natural winner, but the friend I shared this pie with doesn't have the same inclination and still loved it. I could also rave about its wood-fired flavor and super puffy crust. One thing I will note is that I needed to wait awhile for my pizza. This was mostly due to how many people were at the event and because the pizzas were made fresh to order. It was definitely #worththewait.

Veggie pizza + fig jam no cheese!!!!
Ashley S.

Ok... so firstly and foremost....yaaaasss!!! So I am an event planner by night, HR professional by day and I stumbled upon Pi Indy as one of our clients ordered their food truck for a rehearsal dinner = brilliant! So anyways, we were invited to indulge and man did I indulge!!! First of all, the breadsticks are everything... Literally EV-VEERYthing! Second, I got the veggie pizza and added the fig jam and that was a fabulous choice! Y'all I was so shocked by the deliciousness in every bite - the sweet/salty taste with the slight Firestone baked crust... (insert yum emoji, happy face emoji, lick yo lips emoji here)!!! This was a GREAT experience! Good service + good pizza = 5 stars!!!

No cheese on 1/2 the slice
Pat G.

You know it's bad when you are starving but it's so bad you throw it away. My husband did. I just was so hungry I had to bear through it. Not sure if it deteriorated during the Grubhub delivery but it was a hot mess. Never again.

Pineapple Express
Briony T.

Pi Indy is hands down the best pizza that I've had in the Indianapolis Area. They feature so many unique combinations. My personal favorite is the Pineapple Express. And guess what? It doesn't have marinara. They have options even on the sauces. A regular size specialty pizza is roughly $12. The crust is hand tossed but closer to the thin side. They toss it into the wood-fire oven and soon your toasty but still soft pizza is on it's way to you. They had an issue with the online ordering not going through to the printer this last time I went in, but they quickly got my order into the oven and brought it out to me as I waited at a table. They have always had great service whenever I have stopped by, which is at least twice a month.

Indiana Corn Pi pizza
Jon C.

About 5 years ago, the food truck scene in Indy was exploding. Everywhere you looked, there was a food truck. There was always a new one, and there were always lines. Flash forward to current day. The number of new food trucks has slowed considerably, and some of the popular ones have started to disappear. It's been awhile since I've seen a new one.. Until yesterday when I ran into Pi Indy. I arrived a tad early for an event at Union Brewing in Carmel and wanted to grab something to eat beforehand. I had hoped there would be some kind of food I could grab and noticed Pi Indy parked out back along the Monon. Dinner had been decided. Having never seen Pi Indy before, I didn't quite know what to expect. The food truck is a modified shipping container that looks kind of awesome. You can't miss it, that's for sure! I decided on the Indiana Corn Pi ($12). This pizza was amazing with sausage, fresh corn, jalapeno, cheese and a nice and light crust. It was the perfect size for dinner and was absolutely delicious. Definitely a repeat the next time I see them out and about!

Ronika A.

This food truck may have just become my favorite food truck in Indy. I visited them twice in the last 7 days. Concept: Clever, love the exposed kitchen; and who doesn't like brick oven pizza Service: They are so freaking nice and entertaining. Prices: Comparable to most food trucks Ingredients: fresh, I can't understand why anyone would choose to eat Papa John's or Dominos...we have Pi. FUN TOPPINGS TOO :) Overall pizza: worthy. My first favorite..Piggy Figgy

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Giordano's

Giordano's

3.4(446 reviews)
7.9 mi•Mile Square, Wholesale District
•$$

Waited years to return to my favorite Chicago pizza restaurant, and incidentally driving back from…read morean extended stay in Chicago where we ate at one of the competitors ( "LM", and their pizza was soupy and sucked.... Ordered only pizza: deep dish chicken and spinach. Worth the wait: perfect!!! Yummy crust, good sauce and excellent consistency, the taste and seasoning was soooooooo good!!! Cheesy too! Shout out to the beautiful and friendly Lailey, one of the servers who was personable and sweet!

First time at Giordano's but I've had Chicago deep dish pizza before. The restaurant is in a great…read morelocation in downtown Indy with high ceilings and lots of light. We went at 12:45 on a Thursday afternoon. We had a large group and were told it was about a thirty minute wait (which was fine). The food was good. I'm not a huge fan of Chicago style deep dish pizza but I hadn't had it in a few years. The crust was ok but not flaky enough. The sauce had a good tomato flavor and a bit on the chunky side. There were only a few pieces of sausage and the cheese was not very noticeable in the flavor profile. My Caesar salad was very good with lots of Parmesan cheese. The service left a lot to be desired. I'm not being critical of our server but rather the overall management of the service. They were very understaffed as servers were taking orders, bringing food and drinks, and clearing tables. The food came out of the kitchen slow. And there was one person (who I assume was a manager) who stood around with his arms folded, biting his nails, and doing nothing to help the servers. I'm sorry but if you are short staffed, roll up your sleeves and help clear tables or bring drinks. He did nothing while the servers ran from place to place. In the end, the food was ok but our experience lacked efficient service and I wouldn't go back to this Giordano's location again. There are a lot of other options in the area.

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Ten Hands Social Bar & Eatery

3.8(58 reviews)
7.8 mi•Wholesale District, Mile Square

Wow. Ten Hands is…read morelocated inside the Westin so you may not see it from the street. Walk inside the Westin and immediately turn to the right and walk towards the Ten Hands as we did today. Ryton was amazing. Her big bright smile was just what we four needed this morning as none of us slept well in the hotel. We did make a reservation but this morning was not necessary as there were plenty of tables. Let's start with the coffee - FANTASTIC. The coffee was on point. God bless. The menu is short but stacked. You can create your own omelette or order two eggs any style or be like my boss and order the Butter Pecan French Toast. My other boss ordered the Farmhouse croissant. Every dish was very eye appealing and believe it or not- there were ZERO COMPLAINTS. As I remarked to Ryton, having delicious coffee, great food, and zero compliants is a miracle and how we were blessed today. If you are in the area, don't overlook the Ten Hands and if you see Ryton and her beautiful smile, make sure to say hello!

We were attending a conference in the area and decided to pop over to The Westin to give Ten Hands…read morea shot! We ordered pizza, smoked swings, Brussels sprouts, and truffle fries to share. Honestly, the food was delish. The Brussels sprouts were AMAZING! Smoked wings were good too. We absolutely loved the pizza. The truffle fries were okay. They were out of the garlic aioli that comes with the fries, and I think that would have given them the kick they were missing. The ambiance is cool with the fire pit right at the entrance. Many TVs at the bar, so it's a great spot to catch a game. I also liked the layout of the room - particularly the booths, in relation to where the TVs are. Honestly much better food and ambiance than at one of the other nearby hotel restaurants we tried.

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Ten Hands Social Bar & Eatery - Contemporary setting. Entrance to Ten Hands from inside the Westin.

Contemporary setting. Entrance to Ten Hands from inside the Westin.

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King Dough Indy

4.3(545 reviews)
9.1 mi•Holy Cross, Cottage Home
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King Dough is one of those places that feels cool without trying too hard…read more The open kitchen lets you watch the crew work around the wood-fired oven while the smell of fresh pizza slowly convinces you that you made an excellent life decision. The space itself is bright, industrial, and relaxed, with large garage doors that let plenty of light in and communal tables that make it easy to settle in. Our pizza came out surprisingly fast, especially considering everything is made fresh. We ordered pepperoni, sausage, and red onion, and they absolutely loaded it with toppings. Crispy, blistered crust, gooey cheese, and enough pepperoni to make me stop counting after about bite three. It was honestly love at first bite. One tip: don't skip the restroom before you leave. I won't spoil it, but whoever decorated those walls and that door clearly had some fun. King Dough nails that balance between casual neighborhood pizza joint and destination-worthy meal. I'd happily come back...and next time, I might have to branch out from my beloved pepperoni.

Never have had a bad time at King Dough. Love the patio but on a warm day it is also nice to be…read moreable to sit inside with the AC while still enjoying fresh air because of the garage doors. The Greko salad is my ALL TIME favorite salad and will never not be ordered. Pizzas are always perfectly cooked. While some of the topping choices seem strange, the combos always work! Only request would be that they allow for halvsies on pizzas since it is hard to chose just one. Pizza favs: Fungi Ricky, Gabba Ghoul, & Stinky Pete Looking for a fun drink not on the menu? Ask for a snake bit (combo of sour beer and cider). Perfect for those who think sours are too sour and ciders are too sweet.

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King Dough Indy - Something borrowed cocktail

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Shin Dig

4.4(168 reviews)
9.1 mi
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Back at Shindig, where the vibe is always fun and inviting! We sat on the patio this time and…read moreplayed a little game of ping-pong while we waited for our food. The ball spent more time off the table than it did on it :D This visit, I built my own gluten-free pizza with olive oil, garlic, basil, rosemary, arugula, prosciutto, and goat cheese. It was fresh, flavorful. The wait staff was friendly and attentive, and the patio made for a great place to spend the evening. It's one of those spots that's just as much about the experience as it is the food, which is why I keep coming back.

Shin Dig, Dig Dug, Doug Martin, Marther Luther King Jr, Malcolm X, Malcolm in the Middle, Mid…read more Any place touted first-most for vibes is a surefire loser and bonafide scrub. My mind is pretzeled on why Cunningham merged sterile and kid-friendly into one. I'm sure it sells, but at what cost? This Roosevelt rendezvous is where Fat Dan was taken for his Ozempic euthanization. It's the next domino to fall towards losing bar food completely. Like hydration breaks at the 23rd minute, my tummy rumbles at the dire straits our society has set course upon. Open your eyes matey, our helmsman is a fool! He's taken us deep into the Indian Ocean at the heat of summer swells, so now we suffer from scurvy worse than $18 burger+fry combos. Listen there; you can hear the crew mumble with discontent! Albeit my sorrow and tears shed in the bow of this culinary craft, I must tip my cap to the service of deckhand Lily. She salved my spirits on the open water, and for that, I will delay my mutiny.

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Shin Dig - Inside

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Shin Dig - Russet pizza

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