The Slice Pizza

Hits the spot after a night out! Although, I wouldn't make the trek if you weren't already in the area. Staff was very friendly. Is quite expensive though for a slice. I paid around $20 for two pepperoni slices and a gatorade. It's a solid slice of pizza, especially drunk, but nothing mind blowing.

Saw The Slice Pizza on Too Good to Go at the end of the night and it was really close to where I had parked so why not save some food since I was already there. The listing was $4.33 after fees so to get 2 slices was a good deal (probably about $11 normally) considering the size of the slices (about 1.5x an average slice).Today (next day), I decided to reheat a vegetarian slice using a skillet and all looked good initially. I even zhushed it up with some fresh shaved parm. What I didn't expect was a very poorly seasoned pizza. Just no flavor on any level...! I had to add flakey salt, hot sauces, and additional spices to make it more palatable. I also didn't eat the crust (and if you read my other pizza reviews, you'll know how much I love crusts!)I guess if you have late night munchies, The Slice Pizza can meet that need but I don't think it'll be a preferred pizza joint.

I wanted a snack so I came here for a slice of pizza, I ordered the house special and I was flabbergasted that it was $7-$8. For that price I thought it would at least have quality ingredients, turns out I was wrong, the sauce tasted like it was school cafeteria pizza and the toppings were equivalent to frozen pizza ingredients. Never coming back again

The pizza is nothing crazy in the daytime most likely but after a night out it absolutely hits the spot! ~$5 gets you a big greasy slice heated up quickly. I gave it 5 stars mostly because of the owner (?) though. He was really friendly and brought all of us cups of water and also gave a homeless man sitting outside some pizza as well. Little acts of hospitality like that are getting rarer these days!

After working 8 hours with no lunch yet, I just wanted to walk, get some fresh air and a slice of pizza before heading back to the hospital to finish the next couple of hours of work up. The walk was nice since this spot is in close proximity to the Davies campus of CPMC. The restaurant is tiny and they make use of all space in very creative ways (the ladder that they pulled down to get supplies from over the register was interesting. It didn't seem to be the cleanest place, though.I simply wanted mushroom and they told me they had cheese or combo and one slice of mushroom ( I was starving and wanted two;)I always thought that most slice places can add toppings to cheese pizza but maybe not.....So I got a mushroom slice and one with mushroom and pepperoni and walked back to the hospital. Im sure this pizza hits the spot after the bar but it really didn't hit the spot for my lunch today that I was willing to use up most of my daily calories for - ha- it was the only meal of the day- some days are just like that. For close to $5 a slice I really would've liked more sauce, better cheese and mushrooms that weren't so so thin. The pepperoni was quite greasy for my taste , but several paper towels soaked up most of it.

I made a convenience stop here for a combo slice. Thought it was pretty mediocre... $5.75 for something that isn't even as good (and generous) as the Costco version (they no longer have, sadly) for $2. It was nice that they have a full menu, but I can't imagine going here for any reason other than convenience.

I used to work around the corner from this place, and definitely became a regular. It's a no frills type of pizza place. No seating inside really, although there is a cute parklet outside. This is more of a grab & go kind of spot though. Pretty solid slices & the man working there with the slicked hair (sorry! i can't remember your name right now ) is always so sweet!

I recently stopped by this small pizzeria / restaurant when I went to pick up a TooGoodToGo order. To first describe this place, there is some curbside seating and the locale is well located in the Castro. It's a very casual hole in the wall place, but yet one that I think I would go to for one or two slices. As the restaurant was almost closing, I didn't get the full experience, but I can say that the people behind the counter were kind and friendly as well as super welcoming. With regards to the food, I thoroughly enjoyed the two slices that I got as a part of my TooGoodToGo order (for those who don't know the app and its premise, it allows restaurants to sell food that they would otherwise throw out near the EOD to consumers at a discounted price). My slices were a cheese slice and a mushroom slice. Now, if you have read one of my other reviews, you would know that I usually avoid mushrooms. However, I couldn't here, so I tried it. I was pleasantly surprised by the taste (really did like it) and the cheese slice was great. The slices were a good size and I would come back if I were ever in the area. Throw some cheese and red chili flakes on that and it's even better. The restaurant does have a menu with much more options than the signs that are up in the pizzeria. I have included pictures of the updated menu below. I would return for some of the other types of food offered here since it's reasonably priced and in a close enough proximity

Love this place, the pizza is soooo good ! Stumbled upon it randomly and so glad I did :)

Sent wrong pizza. I can't eat onions and it was covered with onions. They were awful when I called. I will never order from this place again. My husband gets his lunch. None for me.