Free Pizza — Restaurant in Portland

Pros: thin crust good quality ingredients fast, local, pretty friendly hours all the options are good not too many options very consistent execution regardless of time or day pizzas are a really good size to be personal pies ingredient/topping to dough ratio is fantastic

Cons: like $2-4 too expensive - if they were $4 cheaper, I'd definitely be ordering a lot more often lol. However, idk what their throughput is like. Maybe this is what balances the bill idk. Either way still happy with each purchase. ingredients could benefit from being dried off a bit more before going on the pizza because the residual water leaves you with little time to be able to hold a slice before they just flop and everything falls off (or just slightly longer cook times? Idk)

Hopefully y'all stick around for a while because it's really nice to walk across the park after work, grab pizza here and a drink at plaid, then walk back to see...

I am so thankful I randomly stopped at this food cart. I happened to be part of their brand new neighborhood opening which involved them literally giving away free pizzas to the whole neighborhood/community to establish themselves. But what I didn't expect is to eat the BEST free pizza I've ever had. I've been to some highly recommended places in Portland, but this pizza duo has figured it out. . I am posting a pic of the special I got... But before I could take it home from the cart, I somehow only had 2 slices left. I can't believe those last two slices even made the ride home (I'll be honest, they didn't). I rarely leave a review like this... But I have to say meeting the owners of Free Pizza (Blaine and Jake), it makes me so happy that an absolute gem like this has popped up in my neighborhood. If you want the best tasting personal pizzas you've ever had plus a fun interaction with some seriously funny dudes... Come...

There's the saying, the customer is right. Just moved into the neighborhood, exited that there was pizza across the street. First time, never been. I show up and I want to order two pizzas for my brother and I. For some reason, the person at the window told me I can only order one, but I want two. That really left a bad impression when I was told that. I've never been told an ordering restriction before. I had no other dinner plans, so I went ahead an just got one. From there my whole experienced was ruined. Never went back. On top of that, they would have a cleaning truck come at like 11pm at night and make a lot of noise using some commercial vacuum truck, or early in the morning like 5am and wake everybody up. This is a residential zone, there's a time and place to do that. Bad...