Oath Pizza - New York City

So worth the price! It’s far from the best pizza though. The best part is unlimited toppings.

Perfect junk food pizza. You choose everything you want on your pizza and the price is quite decent. Love going here for a satisfying pizza. Edit: this place has gone downhill. It might be my imagination, but I’m pretty sure the pizza have gotten smaller. They’ve also stopped paying attention to vegan orders, using the same pizza-knife as for the non-vegan pizzas.

A very friendly staff runs the location of this pizza chain. They have pre-made crusts, to which they can add vegan cheese and a bunch of toppings that you desire. The pizza is then run through a fast-heating electric oven, and a few minutes later, out comes your custom-made pizza. This is not quite gourmet pizza or particularly health conscious pizza, though I do appreciate their ability to make a quick-to-order vegan pizza.

The half-pie option and takeout boxes are ideal for anyone who’s looking for a quick lunch to split with somebody and/or leftovers.

I 've been to several build-your-own style pizza places before, but this one wins the Most Convoluted Ordering Award. Instead of standing infront of the glass display and choosing the toppings aloud for the pizza-maker-person to immediately put on your pizza, they ushered us to the register so we could list all of the ingredients our little hearts desired from the written menu so the cashier could input each individual topping into the computer. Mind you, the toppings were unlimited. To top it off, my friend and I were splitting a pizza (which they said was fine but made things even more complicated! We were about ready to leave about halfway through ordering. It took about 10 minutes to order because the cashier was very confused that sometimes our toppings were the same (ie: So you both want vegan cheese and mushrooms? ... Well we haven 't talked it over but it appears so . I think the lady had the pizza in the oven before the guy printed the ticket for her. Now, was that really necessary?? Thankfully there was no one in line before or after us (I don 't know what that says about this place but I must confess, the pizza was actually really good! The crust was thin, slightly crispy and appeared to have grill marks on the bottom. Usually, my abundant toppings makes my crust slightly soggy, but even my side of the crust was crispy. If the pizza wasn 't so good, and the toppings weren 't so interesting (like white beans and sauteed sliced potatoes, along with more classic options I would have given this joint a much lower rating.