Hoboken Pie

So I walked 1/2 mile to eat here and door locked; window service only. Dang it Nice fella at window fed me pepperoni pizza and Caeser salad with a Mexican coke Great service Great food But beware-price of salad was high $12 Mexican coke $5Pizza was less that $6 a slice which was not bad Overall I'd eat the pizza again, it was really good! Don't let my opinion of a price dissuade you at all I agree that buying the whole pie is my next assignment

Damn I was very hurt last night, I remember this place having vegan pizza that tasted very close to the real thing. Idk if they switched the recipe or something but it was completely different, the crust the cheese and everything. I'm giving 2 stars simply because they are open late. The pizza, I would not buy again. Very sad, I will stick to via313 I guess.

I'm an East Coast gal living in an Austin world.East Coast pizza from Pittsburgh to NYC, Philly, Jersey, New Haven (oh now that's a different kind of delish), and heck let's throw Detroit in there too.Let's be honest, it's hard to find good pizza in Austin. You may think you have but there are a handful of places I'll go and that's it. And I love them all for different reasons.Hoboken Pie makes me feel like I just hit it big at an Atlantic City casino and I'm celebrating with a boardwalk slice.It's East Coast in every bite. The folks at Hoboken have been really good to our bellies.

Have tried lots of pizza places in town and consistently, Hoboken Pies is one of the best! I live just outside of downtown but still make pick-up trips fighting traffic just for pizza from Hoboken Pie even though I live next to 4 chains! It's that good! one of THE best pizza joints in Austin! strong cheese / marinara / pepperoni flavors crust is perfectly crispy on outsize and soft on inside (sturdy enough to hold pizza when you bite but not too soft that it droops when held) sign up for their deals on website/socials, they have some really good deals from time to time when you want a quick bite, they also sell by the slice.

Let's just start with the Garlic Knots were horrible. They were BURNT and hardly had any garlic. Plus who knows what oil they used, but it was NOT butter. I could barely eat one. I tossed the remainder out in my back yard for the birds, and they even refused to eat them.This place's name seems to allude that it makes New Jersey Hoboken style Pizza. That is way too far from the truth. They make pizza, that is it. However, it is no way near New Jersey or New York quality pizza. Trust me, I have spend 11 years in New York, and it is a sad state when an Austin entity tries to duplicate and claims they do.Here are the problems I had with this place and why it deserves even less than 1 star:1.) I ordered the pizza late night. That is the only good thing about this place. Most pizza joints in Austin don't deliver late anymore due to all the crime the liberal leaders of Austin have created.2.) However, the pizza arrived over an hour later, much later than they said, and it was cold. They guy who delivered it didn't even have it in a thermal jacket. What a joke.3.) As you can see from the pizza photos all the topping were not fresh. The green peppers shriveled, the onions dry and old, the sausage looked like it came out of a Hormel can, and the cheese was minimal4.) The dough. OMG the dough. It tasted like they use Austin Tap water that currently smells of the green algae from town lake. Disgusting.5.) The Greek salad was edible, but nothing to write home about.6.) The garlic knots... well just look for yourself and tell me I am wrong.Will never ever order from this place again, and I recommend all people seeing this review to carefully consider if you want a horrible pizza experience.

We were visiting and saw a line outside late nights so we decided to try it out the next day. Pretty good pizza, we didn't realize how big the sizes were and was most definitely more than enough for two people.

Having ordered Hoboken a few times at various times in the day, I can say with certainty that Hoboken Pie is perfect for feeding large groups. The way to go about this is to order a full pie and then have them cut it up into smaller slices. Their takeout window sells pizza by the slices so don't let the long line fool you. If you have about 15-20 minutes, you can save almost $20+ and order an entire pie. I really like their sauce and the crust is just the right amount of crunch.A piping hot pizza fresh from the oven is always the perfect win!

Best pizza downtown, and they're open late! Super nice peeps that work there too. Good price for a slice!

Hands down the only pizza place you should be going to. Never disappointed and always worth the wait. (which is never too long anyway) If ever there's usually another cool person standing nearby to talk to. Always greeted with a smile whenever I arrive and I'm always leaving with one too. The Texas cheese bread is my personal favorite but you really can't knock anything that's served.

Delivered a stromboli to me. It was the thinnest I've ever seen. Taste was fair but dry. No marinara sauce on or with.