Raulinys Pizzeria

First off, this place is FAMILY OWNED and very friendly. I'd recommend this pizza place over any of the other chain pizza places around the area. As soon as I walked in I was greeted by a gentleman, whom I think is the owner. I asked what specials they had and he was very helpful. The pizza is pretty darn good considering the circumstances. Way way better than the Little Cesar's around the corner. I'd say the pizza was about a 4/5 🌟. Realize this place isn't advertising themselves as an ITALIAN OG restaurant but just a simple pizzeria with a Mexican twist if you want. The cheese sticks were OK, not bad honestly. The bread sticks were also hot and fresh, but not hand made which I wasn't expecting them to be in house made. It's mostly a pick up your food and go with one table to sit and eat at. Definitely recommend this place. Looking forward to trying out the wings and calzone next time! 🌟 🍕 🧀 🍲 🥧

iQue pizza tan rica! They must fold rainbows into the bread before baking it. I bet they sprinkle magic onto the fresh ingredients too. It reminds me of my Tio Naldo's freshly baked goods out of a wood burning oven. They can make the spaghetti sauce vegetarian since they make it when you order. They also have garlic bread, wings, sodas, calzones, and tortas. Some days they have deals in addition to their already great prices! Rauliny's Pizzeria faces Fort Worth Avenue but is a little difficult to see at night. It's to the left of Boost Mobile at Bahama Ave. I can't believe Rauliny's Pizzeria slid into the neighborhood over a year ago. They beat competitors in both price and quality, and excellent customer service. I'm a customer for life!

This is the best pizza in the neighborhood! All of the ingredients are fresh and high quality (I want to know where they get their tomatoes!). Pizzas are served up faster than any of the chains. The restaurant is hard to see, so be on the lookout for the Boost Mobile store 2 doors down if you're driving at night.

For me this place is just a standard carryout pizza place. I had the spaghetti and a hawaiian pizza. I will say that there was a great smell coming from the food but in terms of the taste there is nothing that knocked my socks off. What I was impressed with were the prices. You can get a medium pepperoni or Hawaiian pizza for just $6. The spaghetti was just $6.95. These price points are competitive with Little Caesars down the street and given that I will always support this locally owned business over the big national chain. I will say the spaghetti tasted a bit odd to me..the noodles were different looking than what I was used to as were the little balls of meat on top. The pasta sauce tasted bitter to me. It may be an acquired tasted, but it wasn't terrible. It was still spaghetti and I love spaghetti so I'm not going to complain too much.

This place has pretty good, cheesy calzones; the spaghetti with meat sauce is kid approved; the pizza is not gourmet but is better than Domino's and why not support local business? The main reason I keep going is because of the customer service. The Rauliny mascot/avatar looks like the owner and it's adorable. Also I think the first time I visited they were waiting patiently for customers to show up and it was super cute because they were so happy to provide me with great customer service and delicious food. I have no complaints since I've been going there. I hope this helps with your decision.

I've tried to order from this place more than 10x, only once was I able to successfully get a pizza. The other failed tries were through Uber Eats, Caviar and Doordash and every single time they were "closed". I have no idea what their hours are but they seem to be closed all the time! In the middle of the afternoon, early evening, late at night....it doesn't matter. Their pizza is pretty good but I'm done trying to order.