The Veggie pizza!!! I'm in love!! They came to my work for the first time today, and for $3 a slice no one was going to pass that up. I ordered a slice of pepperoni and then my friend asked about the veggie, but then ended up getting the sausage and pepperoni. We looked at each other and already knew we needed to try the veggie with all those toppings. So we were absolute fat kids and split that slice. Best decision I've made this year! Their crust is perfectly crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, completely holds up with all the toppings on the veggie. It is not greasy on the bottom at all. The veggie was spicy with those jalapenos and the feta added so much more flavor. The pepperoni was spot on, also not greasy, just a spot on good slice of pepperoni. I hope they continue visiting here regularly, I am a huge fan. read more

Where was the cheese? It was good but my favorite part of pizza is cheese. Enough said!

Had a fantastic sausage and pepp late night slice here after some Rainey Street fun. The crust was hot and crispy, there was a perfect cheese and sauce ratio. There are a lot of food truck options, but Stony's offers great service and a quality product. I intend to visit Stony's frequently once I am officially a Longhorn in the fall. read more

Probably my favorite thin crust pizza from a food truck! Super convenient and super satisfying! I usually get the pepperoni and sausage. Highly recommend it ! Don't forget to check in for 1$ off a slice read more

Stony's Pizza - Sausage and pepperoni - Pizza Near Me - Austin, Texas

Decent pizza but pretty overrated. They are there inconsistently. They act like they're doing you a favor by providing overpriced pizza. Terrible, arrogant service. I'd hop over to Via 313 anytime over this. read more

I love pizza, I can eat it everyday! When I saw Stony's Pizza on our food truck calendar I had to give them a try. These pizza slices were very generous and at a great price. Even better with the discount for my Yelp check in. So let's talk about these slices. I love that the it had a good crunch and chew on the crust. The toppings are plenty and delicious. I've eaten off this truck twice now. My husband is not a fan of Hawaiian pizza so I took advantage of eating pizza by myself one day. Ham pieces covered the slice and the pineapple was sprinkled perfectly in between. Their veggies pizza is also good. Toppings a plenty. The sauce is really good too. It has good flavor and tang. Everything I've had is great. The service is quick and friendly. read more

Great pizza, even more convenient when the window to order is on the patio of the bar! Super quick, delicious pizza, and a huge slice for $4-5. Really like their crust. Just wished they had a couple more topping options. Would definitely get this again if I am ever at Alibi again. read more

Got a pepperoni pizza pie from their food truck, tasty and giant slices, fair price for the size!

This sucked. First of all, it wasn't in the parking lot where it was supposed to be, so we paid to park and walk all the way down Rainey street, when we got to Stony's eventually, it was located inside a bar patio area and we were denied access because we didn't have an ID to show we were 21- apparently you have to be 21 to walk into a wooden deck and order a slice of pizza IN the eye line of the bouncer still. So in conclusion, don't waste your time. Don't waste your money. Stony's was not in the right place and is only accessible to 21+. Pretty stupid if you ask me. All we wanted was a single slice we weren't trying to slip into the bar. Don't go. read more

Ordered a pepperoni pizza & a pepperoni and s sausage pizza 30 minutes before closing and was able to have delivered successfully. The pizza reminded me of one's I would have when I was younger. I am a fan of the crust, it was crispy on the outside, yet soft on the inside. My only knock on the place is that there aren't too many options to choose from when ordering from the UberEats app. read more

Stony's Pizza - Pepperoni Pizza - Pizza Near Me - Austin, Texas

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It was okay! I was searching for a more New York style pizza and this one wasn't really that close. I personally don't like The cheese that they use on their pizza. BUT they do have daily specials so the price isn't bad. read more

Hello folks, Consider this a warning about working with this truck! My experience with Stony's is that they have been serving at my corporate office weekly for 1 year++. I have seen every thing done wrong at this truck from undercooking the pizza to smoking a cigarette in the trailer while serving. I have even seen a car come to stock the truck up with ingredients, and there was a dog riding in the back of the car WITH THE INGREDIENTS. Aside from bad health practices, these guys are rude. This NY style pizza gets you NY style rudeness. The owner has argued with me over how many pizzas they had put out for a catering order, which they did not fully fill but were glad to charge me for a pizza that they did not provide. These pizzas are $20 for a large, which is standard in Austin, but only with 1 topping - this is unacceptable to me! Stony's Pizza provides customers with the worst smelling Parmesan I have ever experienced. It literally smells like feet, we call it 'feet Pizza' and it stinks up the whole office. Sure, they may be $4 a slice, but it used to be $3, and that's all I would ever hope to pay for a pizza this bad. Frankly, I'd rather get a $1 Economax frozen pizza. If you want great pizza in Austin, go try Little Deli, and if you want that pizza out of a truck, find Al Capriccio Pizzeria. read more

It was a warm evening after Quinn B's volleyball game and my kickball game. We got cleaned up and ready for Electric Touch, Nico Vega, and headliner She Wants Revenge at Emo's. As Mr. Smidgens and his lovely lady met up with our friends who were so gracious to invite us we realized we needed to eat. Our buddy mentioned Stony's so, we walked on over to the big red truck and noticed the Yelp review sign they had out front for the world to see! We both decided on a slice of pepperoni. It's great that they accept master card and Visa! We chose to pay cash. After waiting a few minutes the slices were ready. Mr. Smidgens went with the Brooklyn fold and Quinn decided on the grab, slide, and bite. The crust was like biting into a soft and sexy pillowy cloud. The sauce did not drip off the slice and tasted fresh not tangy and or from a can. The cheese stayed in place as the slices of pepperoni clung to their marks like seasoned actors! At $3 a slice it was a good deal. The fact that we were both sober made me think that this pizza would be friggin awesome at 2am! I am sure Mr. Smidgens and Stony's will cross paths once again. read more

It's cheap. It's a street vendor. And it's on the corner of rock and debauchery serving late-night junk food to a more-drunk-than-discerning audience. However, Stony's actually serves some pretty good pizza by the slice. Much, much, much tastier than any of that Roppolo's crap down the street. The cheese is real. The sauce tastes like it was probably made recently by someone, somewhere in or around the same zip code. The crust is fresh and the right combination of soft and crisp. It's the kind of after-bar food you don't remember, but wished you did. read more

Walking to a show last night I announced to my friends my plan to to try ALL 2 am eats in the downtown area. It's a mighty task, but I'm up to it. So, on our stroll I decided to take a poll and find out which late night pizza pie was the crowd fave. There wasn't a resounding winner, but on our walk we passed by Stony's and it came highly recommended by a new friend. I vowed to try it out and well, one rockin' show and a few bevies later, I was ready for my taste test. The shiny red van is pretty irresistible. Like a beacon in a slightly drunken storm it welcomed us. Father Steve and son Tony (get it, Stony's) run the biz together. While pappa Steve draws in the crowds with his sweet-talkin', son Tony prepares and bakes all pies himself within the confines of their well manicured van. When we walked up to place our orders, Tony asked if we wouldn't mind waiting five minutes. He preferred serving us pizza right outta the oven than selling us two not so fresh slices. Props to a business owner who takes extra pride in showcasing his product at its best. Those five minutes were well worth the wait, folks! Zesty sauce, delicious melty cheese that slapped me on the chin with every bite, uh!, and pepperoni that wasn't charred, yes! And don't even get me started on that freakin' crust, so light and so fluffy I'd like to stuff my pillows with it! To summarize: Stony's pizza = good stuff! Go eat some, NOW! (Bonus points for catering to the non cash carriers like me: Mastercard and Visa accepted.). read more

Even though the pizza was $4, it was incredible! We were done drinking and walking back to our hotel when I decided to get in line for some pizza at some other place. My friends came up to me and told me that we were going to go to Sonic. Freakin sweet dude! As we were getting closer to the hotel my friend Danny told us that we cant go because it is probably closed. I grabbed my led pipe and Alex grabbed his switch blade and we were going to do some real damage to Danny then we saw Stonys. We forgave Danny this time because we felt we lucked out with Stonys. But next time, he will get hurt real bad. Zipzap Zubidy Bop! *I wasn't going for useful or cool points, just funny. So if you could just click on that "funny" button that would be great, m'kay. read more

Good: The pizza. It's NY style, and as perfectly executed as possible from a trailer on the corner of Sixth and Red River. The staff is as friendly as can be. Bad: The drunk douchebags in line around you. And believe me, if it's Sixth Street on a weekend, they'll be there. After about five minutes, you'll want to choke the living hell out of at least one of them. Don't do it. You'll lose your place in line. read more

Amazing pie, this is how it should be! Huge slices, you know it's great when all you need is cheese read more

Our latest pizza travels takes us to the dirty 6th to the Stony's Pizza truck. Stony's started in late 2007 when a father and son team from Boston figured out there are a lot of drunks and a lot of bad pizza being served to them. So they pulled this fully equipped truck up to Red River and 6th and started serving some of the best pizza in that area. For the review we played it somewhat safe and went down on a Thursday night to avoid the mayhem of 6th street. We were greeted by the son, he went over some options (slices, pies, prices) and for the sake of the review, we elected to get a full pie. While the pie was baking we went around to the front of the truck to watch him and see what they were using. While not totally surprised I was a little bummed to see them using a little conveyor belt oven but I know they are limited with options inside of the truck. He hand-stretched some fresh dough topping it with some quality sauce (Stanislaus) and a very heavy-handed dose of cheese with pep on half. After the quick 8 minute bake it was ready to be destroyed by our hungry asses. We quickly started eating it and were very happy with the flavor. The bake you get on the conveyor is not perfect (typically lacking some crunch and structure to the crust) but it did a sufficient job on this pie. While it lacked the crisp or browning it was at least cooked all of the way through. The cheese was some of the best tasting cheese we have had on a pizza recently (we asked and it is mozz despite tasting a little like white cheddar) and the sauce was light but flowed so perfectly with the great pepperonis that had a nice char on them. I honestly don't think you could ever make a 5 star pizza out of a trailer on a conveyer oven, but I also think given the right tools and place these guys would be turning out some 5 star pies. I think the love, appreciation and attention to detail is there. Stony's is cooking up some home runs out of this truck so don't be a cheap ass, spend the extra buck and avoid Roppolo's garbage truck of a pizza shop. read more

There aren't many better feelings than finding your new favorite pizza place after being completely unimpressed with what most of the city considers "the best". Last night I was pulled out to go see a show at Emo's. We got there early and decided to just grab whatever was closest. The great news is that what was closest turned out to be one of my new favorites. The crust! Oh god, the crust. I almost want to order just that. It is clear that they make the sauce or at least have it made fresh for them. The cheese is delicious and as a previous reviewer said, slaps your chin on nearly every bite. I had the vegetable slice, and my friend had the cheese. We both sampled the other's slice and almost wanted to switch. My friend said this was even better than the pizza he lived off of while living in Manhattan. The other great news is how wonderful these guys are. I tend to pay with cards and their card system does not accept tips. I told them I'd certainly be back with cash to give a tip and they were very insistent that it wasn't necessary. When I came back they were truly appreciative of the gesture. I will be venturing down to 6th just for this. Thanks, Stony's. I'll definitely be back. read more

Top 5 best pizza (I've had) in Austin, drunk or sober...though I've never actually had it sober, ha. Seriously, this place is the best thing about Emo's (they sell it inside). Perfect crust and the sauce is awesome. EAT. THIS. PIZZA. read more

The pizza here was made just right. We got the sausage and pepperoni pizza. The crust was thin and soft. The pepperoni was baked crispy around the edges and the sausage was abundant. The cheese and tomato sauce proportion was just right - not too little and not too much. I was splitting a slice with my girl and the guy even offered to split it for us. My kinda pizza and my kinda service. So much to offer from just a food stand sitting in a corner at the end of 6th street. read more

Horrible attitude. Horrible pizza. At four dollars a slice it should be pretty good but it's not it's not even mediocre. In fact the customer service is horrible. When we asked him if he had garlic knots, his response was no. We have ranch. I highly do not recommend. I wouldn't eat this pizza even if it was free. read more

I have ordered delivery twice from these jerks. Both times, one hour later, I got a message saying the order was canceled. DO NOT ORDER FROM THESE SCAM ARTISTS. read more

Sober...drunk. Human...cyclon. This is the best pizza in Austin. I've tried a fair amount of pizza in Austin, but I LOVE this. And..they originate from Boston. As a Bostonian, I love that! BUT, no matter where you are from, this is where you need to get pizza. read more

I'm here visiting from California and, unfortunately for my love handles and my wallet, the drunken munchie bug has followed me here. After a night out on "Dirty 6th" I found myself craving pizza and ended up at Stony's. The slice was 4 bucks and at first I was a little taken back by that....come on, I'm a cheap Californian! Once the pizza was on the plate in my hands though, it was instantly devoured and let me just say...WELL WORTH THE $4 I paid for it! So, so good. The crust is just right, the sauce to cheese ratio is on point, and they're definitely not stingy with their pepperoni. Yummmmm, wish I could get another slice right now. Also, I was having a conversation with some drunk guy about the best rapper in the world. I mentioned that Slug of Atmosphere, aka Sean Daley, was the bizz and there was no arguing that. At that point I felt that I had won in that particular conversation and did an imaginary celebratory dance in my head........AND THENNNNN I HEAR GUNS & CIGARETTES BLASTING FROM THE INSIDE OF THE STONY TRUCK AND I AM IN AWE! Good pizza, impeccable hearing AND good music?!? You better believe I gave those guys all the singles I could fish out of my bra--er, I mean, purse! read more

For the Stony's Pizza truck: 3 stars for the pricing, 2 stars for service: The staff isn't very friendly and my pizza was undercooked. Don't try asking for jalapenos on the side unless you want a side of snark with it too (and not the fun kind). I feel like they were a little skimpy on the pepperoni as well :/ read more

My cousins and I loved this pizza!!!!! Best fast pizza on 6th!!! Maybe downtown! The pizza was fresh hot and was delicious!! read more

NYer here: Solid pizza, will eat again. Homemade Sauce (10/10). Austin locals run this joint, friendly and fast, delicious for a food truck. Price is very fair for connivence and location (literally attached to the deck at the bar). Has shakers, had to ask for oregano but that's okay, only NY/NJ places have it in a shaker so no point deducted. Overall 5 stars for a good experience, location and tastey food read more

I loved this pizza! It was thin, the sauce wasn't too much, it was super cheesy in the most perfect melted way, and it was loaded with pepperoni that was cooked perfect with a good crisp on the edges! I enjoyed it a lot, ESPECIALLY after drinking on rainy street - you cannot beat the taste you get for the amazing price read more

Seriously...this is the best thin slice pizza in Austin!! I have ate here numerous times while downtown and have even drove 20 miles from round rock to get this pizza; it's that good!! The crust is crispy, the sauce is very flavorful and robust, and the cheese is piled on. I usually get a cheese or pepperoni slice and every single time i have gotten one, it has been amazing! You have got to try this place out if you want a greasy thin slice of pizza for about 3 bucks a slice. You won't be let down! read more

Stony's - best late night pizza slice in Austin. I said it. The food is good and the staff is super cool. It's not super thick like the jokers at Roppolo's. read more

One of my fave trucks! The pizza is delish. I love the sauce flavor. My son calls it the "big as your face pizza place". They dont usually open on time but are always worth the wait. read more

Stony's Pizza - Pizza Near Me - Austin, Texas

I have but three words to describe the enchanted rolling RV that is Stony's Pizza: a-MAZ-ing. First of all, their prices are slap-your-cousin awesome; two people can each eat a piece of pizza (the size of which would make Newt Gingrich blush) and drink a chilled canned soda water beverage for under $10. Second, the pizza is actually good. Yes, Austinites, there is such a thing as bad pizza (I'm talking to you, Austin Pizza Garden and all the other weak-sauced, flaky-crusted establishments that think they can slap cheese and pepperoni on a wafer and call it a New York-styled pie). From the flavor to the texture, you'll be hard-pressed to find something tastier that fits so neatly in the palm of a 12 inch paper-plate. Finally, they are super duper fast. From the moment you order to the point at which you are conquering your hunger, I guarantee you will only have time to play two rounds of Angry Birds, three at the most. They can have it ready for you in less time than it takes to find a lesbian transvestite alien hooker wearing a Red Sox cap on 6th street (so about five minutes). Do yourself a favor: get really hungry, and then go to Stony's. Your belly and wallet will be screaming for seconds. read more

This is the best slice downtown in both taste and value. For $3, you can get a slice that's about 1/5 of a pie. For $4, it gets topped with whatever they are doing that night (I recommend the pep-sausage). They have a close to perfect crust to stuff ratio. Staying on the crust, it is a prime example of the crispy-chewy style you expect from a NY style slice, and while it's not an exact doppleganger for a Northeastern pie, the crust always ends up in my belly rather than the trash can. I will make the trip to the red truck and skip over other downtown pizza-by-the-slice places if I'm anywhere close to Stony's. I suggest you do the same. read more

Their menu is small, consisting of just four types of pizza (Veggie, Cheese, Pepp, Pepp & Sausage) with minimal extras (ranch or jalapeños for an $1). PROS - All slices are a flat $3 - Generous slice size - Not too oily - Cheese doesn't slide off CON (sorta) - The $1 extra for jalapeños or ranch seems pret-ty steep. At least they give TONS of jalapeños (slices over your entire pizza slice). I thought this was a super solid pizza that reminds me of a less rubbery version of NJ pizza. read more

Tuesdays are great when Stony's Pizza truck comes to the offices at the Arboretum from 11-1. I have had the cheese & veggie pizza slices, both great. Thin crust, but with a nice chewiness. Simple toppings, lots of flavor. Slices are $3 & they take Credit Cards. read more

Gerald at Stoney's pizza did an excellent job! The best pizza I've had in Austin. Great customer service and even better food!

This place is great! They drive up to my work and it's hot and delicious! Love the size of the pizza and taste!!! But not only that be the owner of the truck is very kind person. My pizza place for work will always be this place bc of the kindness of what they show. And the pizza is wonderful! read more

Bad pizza, bad service. Food truck came to the neighborhood and I read great reviews. Decided to try them, got three different slices. First I got the text saying they were ready - they weren't. I waited and waited, no one telling me what's going on. Finally the guy ands me three plates with pizza's on them. So I'm supposed to drive home with three plates of pizza sitting on my lap? I ask for a box and of course that takes another 10 minutes. Then I get handed the biggest box on Earth with three terrible slices in them. The pepperoni slice had three pieces of pepperoni for crying out loud. It's basically just a huge cheese slice. I wish I hadn't pre-tipped them. I want my two bucks back. Actually I want all my money back and the time it took to get the not-so-hot mess. Stony's should stick to feeding the drunk masses and stay out of our neighborhoods. read more