Irrational Pie

It’s a food truck with some super bomb wood fired pizza. The crust and tomato are the best part.

Holy cow this is great pizza!
We had Irrational Pie at Marble Westside several months ago, and now we always check to see if they are the food truck for the night.
The crust is crunchy, yet very chewy– PERFECT!
We almost always have the sausage and onion with rosemary or the veggie. Do venture out to the make our own, but not often.
This is a must try if you are looking to try some new food trucks in ABQ.

I’ve basically gotten spoiled by Portland’s food cart scene and was happy to track down a food truck in ABQ.
Irrational Pie sets up at Marble Brewery on Mondays. I apparently picked an ideal day to get a beer… got some pizza in the process. Wood-​fired oven is in the truck.
Appetizers include calzones and cheese bread. If you have room afterwards, they have dessert calzones.
Main menu has 10″ pizzas. There’s choices like Margherita and Sausage/​Onion, or you can create your own pizza. Pepperoni and Green Chile ($ 10) called my name. Green chile comes from Berino.
Excellent chewy crust, with that slight crunch you want in a wood-​fired pizza. Pepperoni is great, but it’s the green chile that just adds that special New Mexican touch.
We have wood-​fired pizza where I’m at. If only I could persuade the guys here to get a zillion pounds of green chile…

We ordered the Dessert Calzone while attending the New Mexico Brew Fest.
It took maybe 45 minutes, but we weren’t going anywhere. The pastry bread was uniquely delicious. Great experience.

Came on a Tuesday to Hyder Park for the food trucks. Kids and dogs everywhere which was fun while waiting for and eating the pizza. Made to order in a real wood-​fire oven that you can see through a window, the pizzas were BOMB. The dough especially was on point. Super fresh and straight-​forward toppings too (we got the veggie and the pepperoni/​green chile).
Filling but we couldn’t stop til they were gone, and we didn’t feel gross later. (Ok, maybe a little after we went back for the NUTELLA CALZONE.)
Friendly service and the guy working the oven’s a cutie too!

My friends and I met at Tractor for a beer and watched the food truck pull in. We continued in our conversation and found ourselves commenting on the cloudy rainy weather and smell of campfire… oh wait that’s our pizza guy! When he was ready roll we ordered and WOW! GREAT pizza! Fresh, hot, crust awesome, mozzarella mmmm… We also ordered the pepperoni green chili… equally as good! Track this guy down. you will not be disappointed!

I’m sorry, I am totally confused as to where all the hype comes from. We ordered the veggie pizza and added mushrooms and green chile. The topping were undercooked, especially the mushrooms, and there was little to no cheese! A total miss for me.

My wife and I were enjoying a beer at Tractor Brewing and decided to try the food truck parked outside, boy am I glad we did. First off I appreciate the friendly service, I walked up and began browsing their menu and was immediately greeted by the woman behind the window who answered my questions with a smile. We were both pretty hungry so we decided on ordering our own pizzas, I got the sausage and my wife had the margherita. The first thing I noticed after tasting the pizza was the balance. It was as far from a greasy pie as you could get, no 1 ingredient overpowered anything else. Although I enjoy many other pizzas in ABQ, I feel that that either the cheese or the sauce overwhelm the food and that is just not the case here. All the ingredients somehow seemed to work to reign pleasure on my tastebuds. At one point my wife noticed a few drops of something falling from her slice, and rather than the grease that normally rolls off our pizza we noticed that this was just olive oil. Even after we each had our own pizza, we did not get that heavy feeling that normally follows multiple slices. Sure it’s a little pricey for a food truck ($ 18 for our 2), but it’s well worth it-​these guys have not seen the last of us.

Great Pizza, great service. While on a business trip to Albuquerque, some colleagues and I went to Marble Brewery and after discovering that they had very little food, ordered pizza from the food truck out front. «Irrational Pie» was a great experience and the owners were great! If you’re in the area try them out. Look them up on facebook for updates on location.