90 Second Pizza

Thoughts: Yes I timed it and yes 90 seconds was accurate Food: I had the Margherita Pizza and the 90 second pizza both were average especially when I could not add beef. The pizza could have used more sauce, the thickness could have been more full/plump to really bite into it and enjoy.Service:Everything was kiosk-based, and while I don't have a problem with that it did make customizing and asking questions about pizza more challenging. Ambiance:If you like people-watching it has a great location but limited seats and it felt congested like sitting in the middle seat on an airplane.Recommendation: Average 6/10, quick grab-and-go food. Maybe if you want to try a different style of pizza or put that 90 seconds to the test.

Visited after closing down the PortrayGallery with 2 hungry boys. LOTS of choices and the ability to do half and half was a crowd pleaser. Fast pizza. Efficient pizza guys. Shop was small with a few tables but clean and quaint! Highly recommend for a quick eat with kids or while running around DC.

Color me pleasantly surprised! This is some pretty darn good pizza. And quite affordable too. We've been pleased with our deliveries from here. And very pleased with the tastiness from here. Every pizza we've tried has been delicious.

I will admit that I was skeptical of the quality of food for any place advertising 90 Second Pizza, both for the time and how good it would be. I was happily proven wrong on both counts. I recently came here for a weeknight dinner and received my white pizza with tomatoes in under five minutes from when I placed it on the screen. 90 Second Pizza only accepts cards, so be prepared to have one on hand. While the pizza itself needed more acid, it was very good otherwise. The crust was yeasty and fluffy, cooked perfectly, and tasted good. There was a ton of stretchy and delicious cheese and the mushrooms and tomatoes were good complements.I would definitely recommend for your next quick dinner if you're in Chinatown and want a fast bite!

6 minute pizza not 90 secondsDoes that look like a Margherita pizza to you?Got it burntWasnt very good. Not sure if id come again.Not much else to say

Probably around a 3.5. It's good pizza for the price ($11 or something). The dough has a nice chew but not very flavorful on its own. Sauce and toppings are middle of the road, a very fine pizza (and quick - only took 5 minutes or so from placing an order). Decent amount of seating inside, order from kiosks. Doesn't scratch a neapolitan itch so that puts it in the &pizza category for me

Yum! I love pizza. Chinatown is a convenient location to grab food. 90 Second Pizza is across the street from Clyde's Restaurant. It is an easy place to visit with friends or to have a bite before a game. There are lots of choices, including Vegan. I enjoyed the Margherita pizza. Hubby had the Meat Lovers pizza. Ordering is simple. Just touch the screen and pay. Have a credit or debit card with you. All fees (and the restroom code) are listed on the receipt, including .50 for the box if your meal is to go. The crust is perfect. It is soft and delicious. I usually don't eat the crust. I love it here. Street parking is hit or miss. China town metro is about a block away.

It took me about 90 seconds to wish I would have walked a few steps further to &Pizza. Bland, paid for extra sauce but didn't get it, not sure where all of the hype is coming from....

I had high hopes when I saw a 90 Second Pizza opened on 7th Street near Capital One Arena. Hooray, another place to go before a Caps game -- or the rare movie excursion to the Regal theatres, which we were doing when we visited. They have a handful of vegan options, and you can add up to four free toppings to your pizza. My boyfriend and I decided to get separate pizzas, but really, one $10.99 pizza will feed two not-too-hungry people.You order from the kiosk, select your drinks from the cooler, and then wait for them to call you. When we got our pizzas, I was pretty underwhelmed. They were stingy with the toppings, and the pizzas were limp and not very well cooked. They definitely should have cooked them longer; it never was piping hot as a good pizza should be. The crust didn't have the chewy crispness a good pizza should. I also wish places that serve vegan pizza would find a cheese besides Daiya (which I assume was on this pizza). Daiya is good for some things, but pizza is not one of them. And if you do use Daiya, you want to be pretty sparing because the texture is just not right.I wanted to like them, but unfortunately, I didn't.

Me and a buddy stopped in for lunch before the Wizards game. Ordering and paying was very user friendly and intuitive. The size of the pizza was more than I was expecting for the price, which was a nice surprise. The pizza tasted amazing! If you're going to Capital One for anything, this is a great addition to the itinerary!