The DC based 90 Second Pizza Chain was created to offer clients authentic Neapolitan pizza in just 90 seconds. A game changer in the pizza chain industry, 90 Second Pizza enables you to enjoy nutritious, traditional Italian pizza in a fraction of the time that American-style fast food pies are served. A key player in the Washington, DC restaurant scene since 1978, founder and lauded restaurateur Joe Farruggio has more than a half of a century’s worth of experience in pizza and is proud to open the new 708 7th St NW, Washington, DC location to bring genuine pizza to the thriving area.
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Address: 708 7th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Website: https://www.90secondpizza.com/
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Sauce: no sauces on the sides??? That’s a bummer
Overall, I liked it, but it could be much better. You guys could add some ranch ketchup or something like that on the side then you can also add a note section when a customer orders so that they can add some things that they would like. And the pizza itself was kind of oily, but it tasted OK overall I’ll give it a 3.7/5
My family and I visted shortly after 1am since we got in to town late. The moment we walked in the guy behind the counter said “it’s all take out”. There was another patron that needed to use the restroom but they refused him as well. Another guest came in looking for a job and they laughed at him, told him no and then mocked him after he left. I’m sure would have been good if we were allowed to eat there while it was hot.
Not sure where the name 90 Second Pizza comes from. It took less than 90 seconds to make us feel not welcomed and took longer than 90 seconds to make our pizza.
90 Second Pizza — 708 7th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
After a wild night (even got kicked out of 7-Eleven for just trying to charge my phone ), I ended up at 90 Second Pizza, and let me tell you — this place restored my faith in kindness and customer service.
From the jump, Pietro and the entire staff treated me like family. These are the kind of people who make you believe customer service still means something. With over 20 years of experience dealing with businesses, I’ve seen all types of service — but what I experienced here? Different level. Genuine hospitality.
The first time I came, they blessed me with a free slice just to try, and it was easily a 9/10. But tonight? They sealed the deal. Pietro didn’t just let me charge my phone — he charged up my spirit too. For that, this is officially my first ever 11/10 pizza rating.
The pizza itself is fresh, light, and full of flavor — you can literally taste the passion in every bite. But what truly makes this place stand out is the people behind the counter. The entire team deserves a raise, recognition, and all the love that comes with it.
If you’re anywhere near Chinatown or Gallery Place — stop by 90 Second Pizza. Support a place where the food hits hard and the hearts behind it hit even harder.
#BlessedByTheSlice #SupportLocal #PietroAndTheCrewDeserveRaises
The quality is a bit better this time and I love that there are huge chunks of garlic and onions on the pizza. With that said you’re not paying for gourmet, but this is better than some of the “high end” pizza shops in Penn quarter.
I’m still shocked at how fast they get these pizzas done. The only real improvement they can make is to find a way to make the crust less soggy. Maybe cook them slightly longer. Overall you’ll be happy. I did the spicy salami one and a pepperoni mushroom this time.
Original post around march 2024: bc
Exactly what you’d expect. The pizza was done in a ridiculously quick amount of time. The quality was actually better than expected, and it hits the spot. The staff was friendly too.
I did the arrabiata pizza and it was just spicy enough for me, but definitely has a kick so be careful if you don’t like heat. The only improvement they could make is a firmer crust. It soaked up the sauce and wasn’t holding up as well as it could have.
If you have a craving for pizza and do t have a lot of time, this is the perfect solution.