Oath Craft Pizza - Boston

I tried Oath for the first time on the way to the train in South Station heading home. Grabbed a half size luau, absolutely delicious. Ate it before boarding the train and wished I'd gotten the whole pizza. I saw 2 others boarding the train with Oath pizzas. The service is incredibly fast and you've got no excuse about time to not try one. Best place to grab something for the train ride home at South Station!

Their “Beyond Pizza’ is the best vegan pizza I’ve ever had. And it come hot, fresh, and in a box that you can easily take on a bus or train.

Surprisingly good pizza at a reasonable price. I picked up a pizza here while watching for a train. I was surprised at the quality and value. They baked each pizza from scratch. Pizza had a very thin crust so it baked quickly but it does take longer than the other pizza place around the corner where pizzas are prebaked and heated on order. Sauce was excellent and the sausage was sweet which I love. If you prefer hot and spicy sausage try the other pizza place. Friendly staff and a nice selection of drinks. Not expensive, but not as cheap as the other pizza place. The whole pizza is a nice size for one, but if volume is more an issue then quality try the other place.

As I've become dairy free gluten free in the last few years, I've really missed quality pizza. I've had a few frozen options that have been okay, but weren't even as good as the corner pizza shop. I was therefore a bit skeptical that any pizza cooked in 90 seconds would be any good, but boy was I wrong. Oath's dairy free, gluten free pizza was the best pizza I've had in years and easily compares to traditional pizzas at high quality pizza shops like Upper Crust.

The pizza was super. Great fresh ingredients and crispy, thin crust. It probably only took 90 seconds to make the pizza but the rest of the experience was horrendous. There was a bunch of students who ordered pizza's and the cashier never provided their names to the person boxing the pizza's. It was insanely inefficient and the poor gal boxing the pizza's couldn't have been nicer and more patient. I, on the other hand, was doing my best to be patient but the cashier should never be in that position without the proper training. She said she was there for three weeks but she was totally perplexed and I felt bad for her but at the same time, I had to get back to my office. You need to be certain that the folks cashiering are solid before putting them in that position of frustration.