Pizza A Go Go

pizza for hipsters. Don't get me wrong, the pizza is decent. It's not worth waiting the average 60 minute delivery time, nor the 25$. I have ordered over 50 pizza's from here because I cant get anything else delivered, and sometimes I am feeling ultra lazy after a long days work. I also like a thin crust, but as another reviewer put it, it is kind of cardboard like. Maybe that's a result of the delivery time. Either way, I am tired of feeling like they are doing me a favor when I order. I am tired of getting all puffy from the salt and/or msg. I am done waiting 1 hr for a not so warm pizza. Maybe I don't get it since I don't ride a fixie.…

Pure awesomeness. Pizza a go go usually doesn't make the best pizza lists, etc. However I'm assuming that's becuase it's a neighborhood joint that most people probably don't know of. It's thin sliced, NY style (okay I'm not a New Yorker but this is my impression). The toppings are great (I love just plain old pepperoni, to their vegetarian and chicken offerings). Salads are also very good.

When compared to many of the places that have made the best pizza place, Pizza a Go Go is definitely just as good, if not better.…

Pizza a YES YES. After years of searching the P for the perfect slice I recently tried out this small pizza shack on N Williams. I went simple, the cheese slice. Like it so much I bought the pie. As a New Yorker this is THE closest I've had to a NY pizza so far in Portland. The cheese had that slight rubbery quality that I love so much about a NY slice. The base was crisp and not doughy like I've experienced from other pizza joints in town that claim to be NYish. The sauce was tasty and tangy enough. Next time I'm going to upgrade to the meat pizza.

The staff were friendly and the rest of the customers seemed pretty happy too. I'll be back.…