I loved this place and so glad I was able to try it. Had a casual date night in Downtown Durham and we started at @piepushers Their dry rub wings were so delicious, we talked about coming back before we even left! We paired it with a half pie (I love that option!) of STATE OF NIRVANA: BASIL PESTO, ROASTED CHICKEN, SPINACH, CARAMELIZED RED ONIONS, BLEU CHEESE, MOZZARELLA + an extra slice of cheese pizza, just because: it was the perfect portion for 2. Pie Pushers has all your original pizza toppings but a variety of specialty pizzas that I have to try sooner than later. They also offer daily specials, salads, appetizers, beer and wine. read more

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Heard about Pie Pushers via IG. Be ready to climb up a flight of stairs from the street though. If, and when you do climb up the stairs, you will absolutely not be disappointed!!!!! ABSOLUTELY THE BEST PIE (Pizza) I've had in Durham !!!! Ordered a 1/2 Specialty (Dazz) and a whole Pepperoni + Mushroom + Black Olives. Both were so very Delicious, Tasty, and Scuptious! The Counter/Waitress was so very friendly and accommodating (which isn't a surprise in Durham), but she was so very "In Step" with my order + other things going on ! I'm definitely visiting Pie Pushers in the immediate future!!!!! read more

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Food Truck Tuesday: Pie Pushers I was able to grab a slice of pie, a garlic knot and a side salad (dressing - bleu cheese) for a lunch under $10! For my slice of pizza I went with the Barb's Margherita, I enjoyed the fresh tomato and pesto. I have had better Margherita pizza which is what I was comparing it to and the main reason behind the 3 star review. As far as the dressing went, it was a bit runny which I did not like. Overall, a good food truck to enjoy lunch at a reasonable price. read more

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I've had pie pushers twice at the restaurant and once at the food truck. I like the variety on their menu and creative pizzas. Many people seem to like this place and the staff is nice, but I give 3 stars very reluctantly. First of all, the Durham pizza game is strong. For a quick lunch slice or a food truck bite, they're fine. But a night out, treating yourself, the taste is just not there. I would never choose this place. Way better options. The current pickup system is a disaster. Went on a Friday at my designated time and there was just a mob out there, mixed with people waiting to order and waiting to pickup. These people should be separated. After about 10 minutes I was greeted and unfortunately when we got to sit down to eat our food (had to drive elsewhere since they're closed inside) pizza was cold and not good enough to overcome the temperature. Brussels sprouts were also just soaked in what tasted like a pure salt & oil mixture. Nor were they crisp as I would expect fried Brussels to be, just mushy. We also were not provided silverware and had salads. My friends eggplant fries were decent. Finally, they should add vegan cheese as an option. Very surprising to not have that in Durham. They're missing out on a big demographic. May try a slice at a food truck in the future if it's hot, but not otherwise. read more

There's nothing like a great slice of za and that's exactly what Pie Pushers dishes out. Tabbed as Durham-style pizza, Pie Pushers cooks up a very thin crust pie with a snappy crust. The crust is thin but dense which allows it to handle any gourmet toppings they put on. And Pie Pushers is pretty generous with their toppings so don't feel bad about the $3 - $5 per slice, price. Their plain cheese slice is great too, a good sign for any pizza purveyor. I've eaten with Pie Pushers several times and its always been good food and good service. Hard to believe they can put a pizza oven into that trailer of theirs but yeah, check out the picture. Thanks for taking care of my pizza fix , Pie Pushers! read more

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This is a good weekday lunch spot, where I can get a slice and a salad. I love that you can get pizza by the slice here (there are not many pizza places if any in the heart of downtown Durham that do slices)! You order at the counter, they give you a number, and bring your food to your table. The seating area is small, so it can be hard to get a table at busy times, especially if you are trying to visit with a group. It's a good spot to put in a to go order. I often do this if I want to grab something to bring back to my office. read more

Ordered 2 sausage garlic knots and Local Firsthand (sausage) and Cluckin Peppas. Knots were much smaller than expected and contained little to no sausage. Served with cold pizza sauce. (Blah). They really had potential because the sausage was good but the execution was just very off. Really enjoyed the pesto base on the Cluckin Peppas. Was a little concerned about the olives but they added a nice salty touch. read more

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Remarkable pie, za, flop, whatever your take on what a pie should be, this place is the UN of pizza - all people's tastes are represented and the rights of pizza lovers abroad is protected. From your basic pepperoni, to a Pace Car or similar, you can find a pie to suit any skeptics in your party. And, if they don't like pizza, dump 'em, leave 'em at home, or show them their awesome app menu which includes salads and such. Not to mention, being at a key intersection in DT Durham, you can rely on this place to be there for you when drunk on a Saturday night, hungry on a Wednesday at lunch, or hungover on a Thursday. Totally for kids too, but you know, the parents/adults are the ones buying, so, I try to speak to their interests. read more

Got a sweet taste of heaven this past weekend at the Durham Food Truck Rodeo at Pie Pushers. I had read the reviews on Yelp and we starred it to be one of the "must haves" for the day so we waited in the long line for about 20 minutes. Totally worth it! We opted for the plain Jane slice of pepperoni pizza, not expecting much but holy cow- this pizza was heaven! The crust was so flavorful, despite being the traditional NY style thin crust. It completely blew me to a little town I like to call Flavortown (thank you Guy Fieri). Can't complain about price either, it was $3 a slice. Great price for most of the food items I saw available that day. Totally worth the line wait if you are around this food truck, make it a priority! read more

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I had heard a lot about Pie Pushers and was happy to see them at the Durham Farmers Market. So DH and I descended upon them quickly as they were trying to open up. As it was early in the day, DH and I decided to chow down on a breakfast slice - tomato sauce, potatoes, bacon, sausage, cheddar and mozzarella loaded onto a generous sized crust. While all the toppings were delicious and in the right combination for maximum flavor, my favorite part was the crust, which was perfect. I like a crust that is thin and crispy but just thick enough to accommodate your toppings without falling apart. Their menu had lots of creative and mouth-watering options. The next time we go back, we are going for the Beetza, with fresh beets, carmelized onions and blue cheese! read more

I had four run-ins with Pie Pushers at different gathering all across Chapel Hill and Durham, and at each event I made it my point to always get in queue for Pie Pushers. You might ask, "but I thought you said you are lactose intolerant?" To that I answer, "Why yes I am! and that's how much I like their pies, willing to sacrifice temporary discomfort just for a taste." What draw me in the first time was the catchy color contrast on the truck, but what kept me going back time after time is their taste. Get a slice, and you will see (or taste) what I meant. First of all, this is the giant, thin slice that you would get from a NY pizzeria, just the right balance between dough and the toppings; speaking of toppings, sure Pie Pushers has your regular cheese slices and pepperoni slices, but they also have others that are quite unique and inventive, and varies almost every time you drop by their windows. If you order a whole pie, beware of the hungry eyes staring at you sending evil vibe if you happen to take the last creative invention of the day. read more

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Some friends and I headed to Fullsteam after dinner at Toast, which I love, and while waiting around for The Parlour to arrive (they were pulling up at 9:00) we decided that, since we definitely needed more food we should try a slice from the Pie Pusher's truck. I mean, it isn't like I had just eaten the three-cheese and truffle oil panino at Toast, and wasn't already stuffed with cheesy goodness. I mean, why not add a pizza to the mix, right? To be fair, this slice was split among four people, but between the grilled cheese from Toast, the pizza, and the ice cream from the Parlour later on, the amount of dairy fat in my body could not have been good. Anyways, the pizza: It was good! Thin crusted, crackly, with a good crunch all the way through. I prefer a little bit more sweetness in my sauce but overall this was a solid cheese slice. I think I might like Klausie's, another local pizza truck that I tracked down once, a bit more-but that could be because it was a big ordeal for me to get there and sometimes food just tastes better after a struggle. Also, Klauise's pizza is much different from Pie Pusher's-a thick, grandma-style slice vs. a thin slice. I guess it depends on your mood. I'd also like to try Pie Pushers on a not-full stomach, and maybe get one of their slices with toppings. On a side note, the ladies running the truck were super duper nice! Also, if you are at Fullsteam/Motorco and not in the mood for pizza, the Farmhands Food Sausage Wagon is usually parked nearby. I am loving this food truck movement, truly. read more

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Last night I finally got to experience some Pie Pushers glory! I've been waiting a long time for this. It was worth the wait. The guys were so friendly and the service was fast. Having pizza on a Friday night is family tradition and this pie pushin' experience didn't disappoint! - 1 really good sized slice of Pepperoni Pizza - $3 - 1 sausage garlic knot, with real fresh garlic inside, plus a little marinara sauce for dipping - $1 - 1 bottle of water - $1 +$1 tip Perfect Friday night staple for a chill night in Durham hanging out at Full Steam. Thanks most of all for the smiles guys. read more

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Found them in a park on a Saturday afternoon. My friend wanted some pizza so we drove to the park to get the pizza. I wasn't too hungry but was intrigued by their garlic knots. She got the pizza with everything-sausage, pepperoni, salami, and some veggies. I thought the pizza was super tasty and was a big thin slice. The garlic knots were not good. I had one pesto and one sausage. They didn't have enough garlic for me. I really liked the consistency of bread and the concept but not the flavor. I would go back for the pizza and the garlic knots if I had some butter garlic sauce to dip them in after ordering. The woman who took our order was friendly. I would try them again. read more

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I loved every other Friday at Centennial Campus on NCSU! That was Pie Pusher's day to come by. Pizza is RIDICULOUSLY good, right? Pizza from a food truck seemed like a questionable idea before I tried it, but my wife recommended them after they came out to her job. From the sauce to the dough of the slices to the variety, everything about Pie Pushers is such a win! And the prices? Good Lord! Very affordable, perfect for budget-conscious lunchtimers! And the size of the slices is just right! Two slices is all you need! If you haven't yet tried them, you NEED to do so! And if you are already a fan, well, Imma joining that fanbase, too! read more

I wouldn't go so far as to say that Pie Pusher is my favorite pizza place in the Triangle or my favorite food truck, but they are pretty darn good. For $3-4 their slices are very large and will fill you up (which is a pretty good value for a food truck). I've had several different flavor combinations and all have been tasty, although my favorite is probably the brunch pizza with bacon, sausage, cheese and potatoes. The knots are pretty good too if you want a side (and at my last visit they had buffalo chicken knots which were amazing). I wouldn't go out of my way to have Pie Pushers, but I will certainly grab a slice whenever they are at my local brewery as they are fresh, affordable and quick. read more

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Delicious pizza! I tried the pizza at the Durham Food Truck rodeo and was very impressed. read more

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I'm not a big pizza person, but I really enjoyed my slice of Cluckers (chicken) pizza. The crust was crispy and the ingredients were really fresh! read more

WOWZA!! First food truck to actually impress me. I just finished my pizza 10 minutes ago and rushed to Yelp to get the first review. Sadly....some LOSERS clearly are way more "hip" on the foodie scene and the first review is long taken. Most food trucks I visit in the Triangle charge pretty ludicrous prices for mediocre food prepared from a truck (looking at you, Indian Food Truck!). Pie Pushers is not one of them. However, $5 for one slice of pizza is toeing the line of "high" considering you can go to Whole Foods and get a big slice of roasted veggie pizza loaded w/ squash & caramelized onions for $2.99+tax (keep this in mind, Pie Pushers!!). My pizza (LAMB OF GOD) was the most expensive at $5, the cheapest was a regular cheese slice for $3. However, the $5 I paid for the LAMB OF GOD (caps necessary) was unexpectedly amazing. A few shreds of roasted lamb with some caramelized onions over a perfectly toasted and crispy crust; absolutely perfect flavor. The crust is not the en vogue thin crust, but a thicker, crispy crust a la Pizza Hut. It really was fantastic with a just right price of $5. I took their menu and the rest of their pizzas are pretty pricey, going up to $17 (didn't say the size, though). I am wary of this as I know I can get amazing specialty pizzas from Pop's Backdoor just a mile away for much less (depending on size). Kudos on their truck, very cute & eye catching. Great job, Pie Pushers! read more

I love pizza, but didn't expect anything "mind blowing" from a pizza food truck. Pie Pushers might not be overflowing with toppings, but they make a tasty pie that makes for a solid meal anytime you run into them. I will say, their pizza's are best FRESH, the first time I tried one of their pies, someone brought pies to our office and they'd been sitting for a bit, not great. The second time I tried their pies, at the Yelp Ritz Market, it turned my thoughts around and made me try them again recently at Ponysaurus. We ordered a whole "Local Firsthand" hold the mushrooms (tomato sauce, local sausage, bell peppers, fresh garlic and mozzarella), which came to $15 & change for a whole pizza with eight large pieces. Again, the pies are light on the toppings, but the crust isn't "floppy" and the flavor is good. It's not going to be the best pizza you ever taste and I won't stalk them at a food truck rodeo, but they're a great brewery option. read more

Pie Pushers - Local firsthand full pie minus the mushrooms ($15+change). - Pizza Near Me

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A good slice of New York-style pizza. We got a half cheese/half pepperoni. The crust is thin but not crispy. This pie is definitely for cheese lovers--with a good helping of cheese. More cheese than sauce. Kind of a no frills place. The restaurant is located upstairs. You order at the counter and put a number on a table. They bring the food out to you. They have a more extensive menu than only pizza, and some of the other offerings sounded good like eggplant fries. read more

So I'm from NJ and I've lived in NY as well and I've had good pizza. I mean these guys are stingy with toppings, overpriced, and the flavor is low. I'm not sure most people have eaten great pizza or off of a food truck before, but yikes! Major disappointment. Prices need to come down for the lack of ingredients on a pizza. Also 1 dollar for garlic knots which was the smallest piece of dough I've ever had. Not appetizing at all and honestly I don't understand who would pay for this. Is it the marketing? I'm not sure, but meh! Good pizza tastes good, with more than scant toppings, and good sauce. Good pizza tastes even better when the price is appropriate. If the best pizza places in the world especially in NY can figure out how to make a good pie without being exorbitant, than I'm sure this place could too! read more

On my visit, they didn't appear to be offering any of the corn-pineapple-breakfast food-bacon covered concoctions. So I went with the next best thing, to me, which was a slice of sausage pizza. The piece was big (like nearly 1/4 a pie), but it honestly didn't wow me. The sauce was really thin, though the toppings were plentiful. I really want to try some of the awesome, innovative pizzas yelpers have mentioned here -- so hopefully the menu next time I run into them will be different! I will say, there was virtually no wait (they can move that line fast!), and the guys running the truck were really nice. read more

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My buddy and I came out here after picking up our Tuxes from Bernard's. I knew Fullsteam was going to have a food truck, and saw the Pie Pushers tossing up some tweets about being there. So off to Fullsteam we went. We walked up to the wagon and started perusing their board. While Beets aren't my thing (Beetza), what did catch my eye was the Chicken & Bacon and the Pace Car. Less than 10 minutes after ordering, my name was called and I was greeted by two slices. The Pace Car, a concoction of corn mix, jalapenos, basil and mozarella was awesome. Salty, sweet, crunchy, spicy. Just what I needed to carb load with a delicious crust and accent it by all the wonderful ingredients. The Chicken & Bacon delivers on the addages - 'Bacon is a Vegetable' or 'Everything is better with Bacon'. This was what I'll refer to as a Spicy Hawaiian. Bacon, chicken, pineapple and jalapeno. Once again, a crunchy flavorful crust topped with tasty ingredients. You can't go wrong stopping for a visit wherever this trailer is dropped. The staff is welcoming, and the food is fast and flavorful. read more

In an interview at college, I was asked if I could put any topping on a pizza, what would I pick. My answer was corn. Forward in time and I found my corn pizza. Pie Pushers offers Pace Car -- roasted garlic, olive oil, corn, fresh basil, roasted red potatoes, mozzarella, and Parmesan. We also refer to this as slice of perfection. I had my first Pie Pushers experience not soon after they opened. The slices are GENEROUS. This is no "name that chain" type of slice. It's fresh-tasting, gooey and plenty of it. For $4, I had a meal with a range of ingredients. I knew at that moment I would have future Pie Pushers encounters. And I have, all with the same result: a full, satisfied tummy. I have tried the Under My Shoe (eggplant on pizza that's actually cooked well!) and cheese (if you can't make a classic well, that's a sign.) I also snuck a bite of the boyfriend's Breakfast Slice (is that a potato on your pizza? I believe it is!) So many more to try: Summer Veggie, Barb's Margherita, and whatever else they dream up. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that their UNC special stays put as this future Tar Heel come August will be lined up and waiting. read more

This pizza is not good. I paid $3 for a small deformed piece of pie that tasted like frozen cheap pizza. Not worth the money....and when I posted a pic of the slice I got on their facebook page they promptly deleted it in hopes that no one else would see it. So many good food trucks in the area so I would recommend staying away from this one and save your money!! read more

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Find this burnt orange truck pushin' pies around Durham, most often in the vicinity of Fullsteam, Carolina Theatre, Pinhook, and the farmers' market. Check out their Twitter updates (@piepushers) for regular location updates and get thee a slice, STAT! Seasonal slices especially worth mentioning: beetza (summer), fall veggies (squash, corn, potato), spicy goat (fall; goat cheese, pineapple, banana peppers). I will personally certify that all of these slices are amazeballs. Slices are massive, fresh, delicious, and ready in a jiff. You can also get an entire pizza to take home, or to share with friends who are drinking at Fullsteam and Pinhook. Owners Mike Hackerd and Becky Cascio are super cool and friendly, and will charge your card via iPhone swiper without charging additional fees. This place has saved me from many a Fullsteam-induced hangover (have you tried IGOR yet? Laws!), so I am grateful. Looking forward to my next slice! read more

Working the Durham Food Truck Rodeo is never easy when there are endless trucks around you and you only have a few minutes to run away from your booth to grab a bite. I watched hundreds of people noshing all day long but I was drooling watching the folks folding that amazing pizza slice and taking a bite. I have a weakness for pizza and Pie Pushers did not disappoint. I really wish I would have ordered one of their gourmet slices they had a winter veggie pizza this past Sunday that looked amazing. I decided just to grab a quick slice of cheese since I was in a hurry. I love that they heat up those slices so perfectly you just can't resist diving right in, but warning be careful that pizza is hot. The crust was perfect just the way I like it crispy and thin, but not thin like thin crust you could fold, roll and eat this slice however you like it. My only complaint is that it was a little too greasy for me if that is possible. I ended up blotting my slice with a few napkins before eating it up. For $3 a slice (cheese or pepperoni) I will be seeking this truck out all over town. I also saw a ton of people ordering whole pies, what a great idea! You can order wings and 3 different kinds of garlic knots including knots stuffed with pesto, and sausage knots. Pie Pushers is making pizza right and you must put it on your list to try! read more

When at FullSteam soaking up some suds, I became hungry. To my delight Pie Pushers had parked their trailer right outside and were happy to provide me with a pizza. I've only ordered full pizzas since they're the best deal - cheese was about $12 I think and the price goes up from there. That's a good deal compared to the other carts roaming around Durham. While not the best pizza I've ever had it was convenient, quick, and made me smile. read more

Maybe I missed out on the tastier varieties. Ordered a cheese slice ($3), which is the measuring stick I use to evaluate all pizza joints. Fine but nothing spectacular. Cornmeal on the bottom of the crust is a nice touch, but I got little gustatory benefit from the little crumblies--this technique has been better executed by Mellow Mushroom and Two Boots (NYC). The tomato sauce was also a little on the tart/sour side for my liking. If I liked goat cheese, I would have ordered Barb's Margherita, and if they'd been offering Pace Car slices, maybe I would have gotten that and been wowed like everyone else seems to be. As things were, it was just another edible meal that happened to be served out of a cute truck. 2 stars for food. 3.5 stars for being mobile and adding to Durham's funky scene. read more

These guys came to our office park last week and I got to finally try them. I got a slice of pizza for $3 (whoooooo). It was a large slice of NY Style pizza. It came out hot and I thought was priced very reasonable. My friend got a pepperoni pocket. The pockets are made fresh so they take about 5-7 minutes to get (if there's no one in front of you). It was really good and fresh, but had a good amount of just dough on the ends. It was served with marinara sauce and was $7. This truck had the cheapest drinks of all the trucks on site that day. $1 bottles of water!! Service was good, friendly, and fast. I would definitely check them out again. read more

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"Good pizza & more from a truck" A staple at various of the rodeos and often at the Durham Farmer's Market, I like Pie Pushers. Pluses: + Decent pricing/ value-- $3 for a slice of cheese or pepperoni pizza, $4-5 for fancier variations. They also have calzones for $7. + Quantity-- pizza slices are very large, NY-style (so easy to fold & eat). Biscuits are also really large. + Other options-- I like the $1 pesto garlic knots for a side (along with tangy tomato sauce). For breakfast, I like their egg & cheese biscuits a lot. + Taste-- everything I've had from there is good. I LOVE the biscuits, and I like the pizzas. Some of the options for pizzas have extensive toppings, and good helpings of each. Today, I had the $4 "fall veggie", with spinach, mushrooms, garlic, and feta. I really like the crust on their pizzas, too-- not too hard/ crunchy but not squishy. Just right. + Ease of payment-- anyone who hasn't used "Square" as an app on their smartphone is missing out, since you can literally pay by saying your name, and your credit card is charged without you doing anything more at the time besides being there. They take Square. You add tip then later from your phone. Minuses: - As several people noted, it's not the best pizza in the area (hence my description as "good"). There's not a ton of sauce or cheese per slice, but it's certainly within the range of what is typical for NY-style. Overall, I'd say I'm a fan. It's not 5-star "as good as it gets" but it's really good. read more

Hiring Pie Pushers Catering was the best decision my husband and I made during our wedding planning process. When Mike and Becky worked with us to develop a menu they were incredibly attuned to our vision and offered brilliant ideas that made our party come to life. They were warm and easy to work with, and seasoned enough to offer solutions to challenges we hadn't even considered. When it came time for the event they brought a stellar staff who were so on the spot we didn't have to think about a thing. Everything was so seamless that they made our event seem magical. My guests continue to text me about how good the food was and it's been a week! read more

My boss calls this truck "The Pusher Man" because their pizza is so addictive. I like that they offer reliable standby slices, such as Italian or plain cheese, but also a new and inventive (or rotating seasonal) slice every time I visit, such as the delicious and tantalizing Beetza (beets and goat cheese). The ingredients (often local!) are fresh and the prices are reasonable. The service is great too. My only suggestion would be to offer an additional veggie side, other than a salad, for example steamed broccoli or spinach. Although Pie Pushers is great about showcasing veggies on their pizzas, I sometimes feel guilty ordering 2 slices, but I wouldn't feel so bad ordering 1 slice plus a vegetable side. read more

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For my first review as an Elite I figured I had to pick something special, but every time I would try to think of something, I kept think of the deliciousness that is Pie Pushers. Just saying their name right now is making me hungry. I ran into Pie Pushers when I was at Fullsteam last weekend. There were two food truck, with one of them being BBQ a personal favorite of mine, but for some reason I was drawn to the Pie Pushers truck. For a food truck I have to say that their menu is actually fairly large with many different options, from slices of pizza, to whole pizzas, to calzones and other Italian favorites. I ordered up a sausage calzone, paid my money, and was told it would be a 10 minute wait. I had a beer in hand so I grabbed a seat and waited for my food. At almost 10 mins exactly my name was called. The guy in the truck warned me that the inside sauce would be extremely hot, but I wasn't that worried as I was headed home to eat it so it had some time to cool down. The second I walked in the door my dog attacked the plate I was carrying trying to get the calzone, so obviously he thought it was good. I sat down and dug into the calzone. It was still piping hot, so I couldn't imagine how hot it was fresh out of the oven. The sausage was some the best I have ever tasted as the marinara sauce that came with it. The bread was perfectly baked, not too hard but not too soft either. I quickly devoured the entire thing about as fast as humanly possible, it was that good. Next time I see them I will try something else, simply because if the calzone was this good I can not wait to try their pizza, they have certainly earned a new fan with me. read more

I've eaten at their food truck twice now. First time was at the Food Truck Rodeo in Durham. I initiated myself to their pies with a potato broccoli slice which was quite delicious. It was exactly what I was looking for at the time. The crust was thin, but not too thin, chewy and flavorful. The qualities of this crust were what I look for when I try to make pizza crust, yet can't quite obtain, and the store bought crust from Trader Joe's hasn't cut it yet. The second time I was pushed some pie was in Raleigh for a random lunch stop off of Blue Ridge. I had a bacon brie slice which was like wise very very good, but with bacon and brie, how can you miss? The slices are affordable and are able to satisfy your appetite. I highly suggest Pie Pushers if you like pizza! read more

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Best pizza in Durham, hands down. I don't know how they do it, but Pie Pushers has somehow mastered the delicate art of creating excellent thin crust pizza on a food truck. They come to the office and serve at lunchtime at least once a month, and I never miss an opportunity to get a slice. In fact, I usually order a whole pie and enjoy it for dinner for the next couple days as well. I highly recommend their specialty slices. They rotate their selection, and usually offer around 4 options at a time. The ingredients are typically locally sourced and fresh, not to mention delicious. Pie Pushers gets an A+ from me. read more

Really solid pizza. And I don't even like pizza that much. My husband, on the other hand, loves pizza and is extremely picky (ahem, snobby) about pizza and likes Pie Pushers, too. So far I've had: -the country sausage, which is delicious and could easily pass as a breakfast pizza because the sausage is nice and spicy and I'd love to throw an egg on top. -a vegan pie with corn, red bells, banana peppers and pineapple and wasn't impressed, but wasn't disappointed, either. -the margherita, which was sofreakingood I might have to take back my "I don't even like pizza that much" statement. read more

The long line for this food truck was the first sign of Pie Pusher's reputation as one of the best on the road, but the wait was surprisingly not that long, giving us time to grab some free drinks from the cooler. Super appreciative that they didn't charge a dollar for a bottle of water, unlike some of the neighboring trucks. Among the many specials, I decided to try the spinach and shroom pizza. When I saw the size of the slice, parts of my brain either shut down or started celebrating. The thin crust was wonderful, the feta cheese melted really well, and overall it was a delicious and flavorful meal. New member of the Pie Pushers line, coming through. read more

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We had Pie Pushers cater our wedding a few weeks ago. We booked them way back in September when we got engaged and they have been so easy to work with. Shelly was amazing to help plan the menu and respond to my neurotic bride tendencies. I had always dreamed of having pizza at my wedding and they made it happen! The day of, they set up and kept the food coming! We had 75 guests that were all pleased and full and ready to dance! Soooo many compliments on the food! They even boxed up leftovers and people took them at the end of the night, talk about a wedding favor! I'm pretty sure taking home a delicious pizza is the best wedding favor ever. Don't be afraid to break out of the typical wedding food box! We love Pie Pushers! read more

Pie Pushers - The end of the evening, leftovers! Photo courtesy of Jazz & G Photography - Pizza Near Me