Mulberry 1965

Delicious, crispy, perfect pizza but the sleeper is the wood roasted chicken wings. We had the pepperoni pizza and it was very tasty. Better than Harry’s! The wings were charred, garlicky, and awesome.
We went when it was on 23^rd and the only issue was there was one folding card table and 4 folding chairs. Other trucks had much better seating.

After a couple of years seeing the Pizza in Fuga food truck outside the door, I finally gave it a try tonight with my 10 yr old.
I asked for a split pizza. Was given a NO without even being asked what type, or ingredients or anything at all. What if I wanted half plain, half pepperoni? Or similar? What’s worse: There was no waiting line, no other customers, no additional order being prepared, no reason at all… When asked why, I was told (after two other answers) that the ingredients were different… What I wanted (which I was never asked) was half pepperoni, half eggplant — both have tomato sauce, mozzarella, cheese, and basil. Last ingredient is the one that changes. Was it hard? No.
A blunt NO is the worst answer any customer can get. It’s a shame provided that the pizza is actually good — thin crust, non-​greasy tomato sauce, and quality ingredients.

Lovely thin, authentic Italian pizza with a slightly charred crust– and they are parked right by Margaret Pace Park! What could be nicer than a pizza picnic. My favorite is the caprese, but they’re all good.

We are from NYC. We have eaten the best pizza in the world and we LOVE this place. We have eaten here twice now — take out and it was divine. Our kids loved it as well. Highly recommend.

Crazy good pizza! They park on 19^th & Bayshore a few nights a week. Their truck has a wood burning oven… the flavor is awesome. Their pizza is thin crust, the mozzarella is fresh not processed and all other ingredients are the best. I like mine well done and they make right every time. I am so happy they are in our neighborhood.

Great Napolitan pizza at this truck. They will deliver or have the pizza ready if you call in advance.
Now, as for some reviews, these guys make Italian pizza with a thin crusty base, if you are looking for typical deep pan American pizza this is not the place.

I had this pizza for the first time last Wednesday night at the food truck party in North Bay Village and I can’t wait to get my hands on it again tonight! I had the «Miami Heat» as I like my pizza spicy and it was awesome! The crust is nice and thin so you don’t feel like you’re overloaded with dough and the toppings are fresh and so flavorful! I asked them to make it a little extra spicy and they kindly accommodated my request. Two thumbs up!

As strange as it may sound, this food truck makes EXCELLENT pizza. Thin crust, super crispy, real wood-​burning oven in the truck.
Mine was topped with lots of fresh arugula and basil. It was perfect. Lots of other nice toppings too. Super crisp, makes noise when you bite it, as pizza should.
Staff is friendly, and for sure takes pride in their work.
I found them at the North Beach (73^rd St) party on July 4. in Miami Beach.
Truck says FUGA.

Hands down the best pizza in Miami. Crust is perfect, ingredients are super fresh, aaaaaand they stock San Pellegrino sodas. Absolutely delicious! They take cc/​dc/​cash. Usually parked on N Bayshore Dr. GO!

To be a food truck, this pizza is great! All flavors are delicious and the price is reasonable. It is an alternative if you are in the mood for fast and convenience pizza. I don’t know why there are some reviews about owners having attitude. I never had any problem and, as a matter of fact, do you know how hard they work to maintain their business? Go more often and take a look, you wont be disappointed.

They deliver! Amazing pizza! Great service! Mom and pop food truck! Sold! Can’t beat supporting a local business who is awesome :)

I had the «pizza in fuga» truck come to my baby shower and it was a huge hit and success! Some people were vegetarians and some liked meat, all was able to be catered.
I truly believe I had the best baby shower one could ever ask for
Everyone loves pizza, however this pizza is incredible!
Thank you Ray for making it all happen!

Love this pizza so much. The best. I usually ordering quarto formaci with ham –it’s excellent, today I took caprese –perfect… I don’t think that yet can be better… It’s that good!

Some of the best pizza in Miami. ignore the bad reviews. He did have one asshole employee but he is no longer with him. Try it out, you won’t regret it. In fact my girlfriend chose his pizza over sex tonight… and I’m pretty good in bed.

Scumbags! They charged my credit for more than what was said at the time of purchase. If you’re going to have their burnt, greasy, salty pizza, use cash. Never again!

I’ve eaten at this truck a couple of times in my jaunts around Wynwood, and realized I hadn’t given them a proper shoutout. My most recent experience was during this afternoon’s art walk when Pizza Fuga/​Mulberry 1965 was in the Wynwood food truck lot.
After a disappointing experience at another food related event — and considering pizza is one of my culinary staples — I gladly stopped by their truck. The owner /​chef gladly customized my order of Caprese pizza by cutting down the shaved parmesan and doubling up on the tomatoes. The fresh and aromatic arugula was a tasty and refreshing topping. The EVOO sprinkled on the pie blended nicely with the pomodoro. My napolitana thin crust pizza was nice and crispy, and I was lucky to enjoy it on a nearby bench. After my lunch, I was nicely fueled to continue my artistic endeavors. Grazie Pizza Fuga!

PLEASE IGNORE THE OTHER NEGATIVE REVIEWS!!!
I am not big on writing reviews, but I cannot contain myself any longer… If we were in Miami full-​time, we would probably have this pizza 100 out of 365 days– NOT KIDDING! My Italian husband is a true Neapolitan Pizza Snob and has tried many pizzas in Miami and truly LOVES Ray’s (and Jatnna’s) pizza– the BEST IN MIAMI!
And who would have thought? Out of a truck? Seriously, this is the ONLY review you need IF you are looking for original thin-​crust Italian pizza. Like Chicago-​style thick crust? Well, sorry, not the place for you! Thank you for listening…:-) Buon appetito!

If you want a pizza that is more like a tortilla with a little bit of tomato sauce on it and a little bit of cheese, and plus it is very hard… not to mention that this cheese «tortilla» costs you $ 10. than that might be a good choice for you. Just don’t look at the nice pizza on the picture on the truck — your pizza will not look like that.
As for me, I won’t be fooled twice.

In the past, I had some harsh words to say about the «Pizza in Fuga» truck, parked near the corner of Biscayne and 19^th many nights. In light of eating its pizza, I have to eat some words. It’s actually pretty good.
Is it sketchy as hell? YES!
Does it look like stuff is «going down” – and that stuff ain’t pizza? YES!
But is it hot, fast, cheap, and tasty? YES!
I’ve eaten the margherita pizza twice, and it’s got a delectably crispy crust with perfectly oily cheese! Good cheese, too! A full hot pie is $ 8 and enough to serve two a (very) light dinner. Pizzas are maybe 12» round. Slices (a quarter pizza) are $ 3 (for margherita).
When it’s late and the thought of making something at home gets onerous, I will definitely consider stopping at the pizza truck. But if you go there, know to expect a creepster or two. Who knows what they’re waiting for. As long as I get my pizza, I’m happy! :-)

Don’t be fooled by the truck. This is legit brick oven wood fired pizza. The owner is a great guy but the pizza is even better. Amazingly and surprisingly fresh ingredients. Just call and ask where he is. Best pizza in miami for me hands down.