Slice of Waikiki

All killer no filler. the pizza isn’t the best I’ve ever had, but it sure is cheap and convenient next to my hotel.

Local place hidden in the corner across from Marriott Hotel. Friendly place. Hot pizza. Fair price. Plenty of shakers to add cheese and spice. Did I say hot pizza. Needed an extra plate to carry. Keep the location for later.

This is about the nachos.
It was really bad. Even the wife was surprised I wasn’t willing to eat it. There was a lot, but quantity doesn’t match quality. First of all it came out cold. From the get go it was all cold. They had a stack of chips on tinfoil, dumped shredded cheese on it, a huge glob (it looked like the entire container) of sour cream, a little salsa and a few jalapeños. Some of the chips were burned, the others were soggy immediately.

Love this place! Ive had everything on the menu and it was all delish! Great place if your looking for a quick bite.

Excellent pizza for the price. The portion was perfect. It was so good I got two slices. Id recommend the Green Monster if you like veggies. You can never go wrong with the cheese either. Its so good, you just have to try it yourself!

The worst pizza I ever ate. Even in my extreme drunken state, I could tell this pizza was terrible and it actually made me sober in a matter of minutes. A damn shame that this place has a lot of potential but offers shitty slices of pizza at best.

I stood outside of the window for five minutes with now acknowledgement. The one guy inside spent the whole time cussing at a receipt. Three people no acknowledgement, old looking pizza and a high price. Not looking like a winner. Don’t waste your time or money here.

Solid, literally a hole in the wall. Good pizza, bought a slice of supreme, $ 6. It was a huge slice, literally the size of 2 or 3 normal slices, and it was piping hot when it came out. Also got a slice of pepperoni the other day as well. Pretty good pizza in both experiences. To get a five star, they need to do something simple to add more flavor to the crust, like stuff it with marinara sauce or coat it with a light butter garlic sauce, that would make it the ultimate!

Amazing nachos! The nachos were huge, it came in a large pizza box, you have a choice of steak, chicken or pork. We got steak. They were delicious!!! There’s ONLY take out, perfect for anyone in a hurry. Conveniently located in Waikiki, corner of Kuhio and Royal Hawaiian Ave. The store front is small, easy to miss. Follow the smell of pizza, you’ll find it.

Is it fresh? not really.
Are they polite & friendly? God no.
Is it edible? Yes, like a middle school lunch cafeteria pizza.
Is it convenient when it’s late at night? Without a doubt.

Literally a hole in the a wall, but a damn good one! We walked right up to the window after realizing we walked past it. No line! I ordered a supreme slice (just out of the oven too) and my husband got pepperoni, sauage and onion pizza. Both of us couldn’t stop with the hmm mm yumm after every bite. Fairly inexpensive at about $ 6 a slice. If you’ve been to Evelyn ‘s pizza in CA, Slice by Waikiki puts them to shame. Will come back to eat every vacation out here. Only 4 stars cause it would have been nice to sit and eat, but the pizza was so good I can’t really complain.

I walked up to the window at 11:30. it was locked up even though the sign clearly states that business hours start at 11:00. Decided to try again at 12:30. Worker guy with no gloves on, puttered around the kitchen assembling tacos for 5 minutes before he finally said «I’M REALLY BUSY RIGHT NOW.» No eye contact. Just yelled it out while he continued to make his disgusting tacos… I guess it was a blessing in disguise. I definitely won’t be giving this place my business. Someone needs to manage this place because it seems that the employees are left to blast their radio in an unsanitary kitchen, all while disrespecting customers who just want a slice of pizza. #neveragain

This place has saved my night more then once. We frequent this area of Waikiki, as most tourists/​out-​of-​towners do. Unfortunately we get the occasional bad experience of attempting to try a new restaurant and being thoroughly disappointed. That, or we’re just stumbling around kind of drunk and or buzzed late in the night. This place is open pretty damn late and their pizza by the slice ALWAYS delivers! Just the right amount of grease, cripsyness and deliciousness in a slice.
Slice of Waikiki… the silent hero of many a night. Thank you, thank you.

Great service. 2 small guys, holdin it down. Hands down best pizza in town by far

For a change of pace, stopped at Slice of Waikiki, a counter on the Diamond Head side of IHOP on Kuhio Avenue, street level. There are no chairs, an umbrella, or anything other than the counter and signs around it to indicate there is a business there. Quite literally a hole in the wall!
My slice of supreme had pepperoni, sausage, and ham or spam squares, plus olives, mushrooms, onions and green peppers. It was enough for me, but won’t satisfy a man’s appetite. Piping hot out of the oven, it was good.

I tried to give it another try since there was 2 different workers and I am staying at the hotel so kids wanted pizza. 1^st guy was nice took my order but Mexican guy said no u have to serve bar 1^st people at window are not important. So they both ignored me and went on to make the wing no gloves just using his hand to grab one by one to put in plate and run out to guests. That’s nasty and a health code violation. That was my last try I am done with this place.

I go to this place more often than I should, but for a huge slice of pizza with whatever you want on it, they are the place to go for a quick slice.
Additionally, they cook all the food for Rivals Sports Bar next door, and their burgers, wings and chicken tenders are awesome.
Getting excited already for Football Season when they cook breakfast!

Now I realize it’s Waikiki, and because of the high volume of tourists, businesses typically may not rely on repeat customers. That said, my goal is to steer you away from even a one-​time visit to this establishment because of their disreputable business practices.
After finding the restaurant in the online version of the Entertainment Guide, my wife and I walked a mile to get two slices of Hawaiian pizza. Figured it was the cliché thing to do.
Upon arriving, I was shocked to see slices priced at $ 7 each, high even for Waikiki, but tolerable with the discount offered in the Entertainment Book.
I was also pleased to see a sticker displayed in their window, «WE ACCEPT ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE COUPONS». Seems like a pretty straight forward transaction so far, right?
Well come to find out, after the cashier (Eric, I think) placed the two slices in the oven, he went to ring up the bill, and I showed him the Coupon. He then said, that they in fact didn’t accept the Entertainment coupon. I then pointed to the sticker on HIS WINDOW which said he did. He then admitted that he didn’t know how to ring it up.
I then asked for the owner or manager’s name and number. He said he couldn’t (wouldn’t) provide the owner’s name, but that he could give me the Mgr’s name and number. However, after looking, he COULDN’T FIND the manager’s number.
Again, perhaps my expectations are too high for the pizza guy, but not exactly the stellar performance I was hoping for. Again, it’s Waikiki, so don’t expect much.
Finally, the pizza guy said, he’d ask his mgr to call me when said mgr arrived later that evening.
At this point, I’m looking for an explanation of why mgt is so disconnected from what’s posted on their own window, and why employes don’t have autonomy to resolve problems on the spot.
Until mgt becomes more reliable, accommodating and responsive PLEASE DON’T EAT HERE.

Difficult to find! But don’t give up hope, it’s next to the hotel… it’s not even a place you can walk into, just a window you order from. Kinda sketch, and the guy who was supposed to be working was outside smoking a cigarette before we got there. It’s the type of place where pizza sits all day, and they warm up the slice when you order it. If you’re lucky, which we were, you get there when the cheese pizza has just come out of the oven. Big slice, and great flavor. They give a discount if you’re from Hawaii, or military, I don’t think they actually check either, so try saying yes!

Ok, I realize this is Waikiki, but this pizza is worse than something I could get out of a box from the freezer — and that’s a bad comparison. Just fails badly on all accounts — crust, cheese, toppings, and did I mention PRICE??? $ 7.50 for a slice of pizza should be a criminal offense, even in Hawaii. I don’t even think a few drinks could have made it palatable, and I’m not going to try that either, and I don’t suggest you do, either.
Save your pizza craving for elsewhere, unless you like soggy crusts, a one-​inch thick layer or poor-​quality mozzarella on top that is not properly melted — not that its possible with that much cheese, and stale, low-​quality meats on top that are not even properly cooked. I just tossed most of it in the garbage, because my stomach surely is not one to eat the pizza here.