Ray's Pizza — Restaurant in Peoria

My family and I live very close to this location, and I have to say this is top-notch pizza food and what an environment for the neighborhood. This can be pricey, especially when it comes to a family outing. However, it is well worth the money a good deal of the time. The owner and staff are extremely courteous and will take care of you to the fullest extent of their Ability. The pizza is amazing. It tastes so fresh, crispy, and Every topping tastes fresh like they had it in store and prepared it specifically for your pizza, but it doesn’t stop there. Their Italian food is also excellent. My sister frequently enjoys their ravioli and spaghetti and meatballs. The garlic bread is also to did for my sister loves it. I know Google does not allow for us to give half stars quarter stars, etc. this is a true 4.9, just because I don’t believe in perfection. That rating includes, service, atmosphere, quality of food, speed of cooking everything you can imagine the place is also very clean, and as I stated before, they will make every attempt in their power to accommodate you and make sure that you enjoy your food. If you’re in the area, you have to stop by and check it out if you don’t have a Ray’s pizza near you. P. S. If you’re in the mood, they also serve beer at the Peoria location. If you dine in I can’t speak for the other locations because I haven’t...

First off, staff and owner were outstanding! Really outgoing and courteous and definitely keep the customers in mind while doing daily tasks. However, the food is your typical Arizona pizzeria. I've had the same pizza and appetizers at several other pizzerias. It's good, don't get me wrong. But it's nothing to go out of your way for and probably the same stuff down the street from you. The garlic cheese bread is just bread with a literal slice of mozzarella on top still in its packaged shape. Pizza sauce is bland, dough is the same as everywhere else, cheese isn't too bad, but without good sauce, it's pulling the weight for the whole slice. Ranch is normal hidden valley. Mozzarella sticks are REALLY lacking any taste, probably good to help tame the spice from some hot wings, but pretty bland by themselves. Again, it's not bad, but I was hoping for way more for the long drive I made and from the reviews. The people are awesome here and is why so many give them business, as they deserve it. The food just isn't there for me...

In the past I have overlooked the rude stuff the owner says bc food usually good. I've heard him complain loudly about anyone coming in an hour before closing. (Have heard him get off the phone and then say really mean stuff about customers. Real lack of professionalism but when your beard is so long it's practically dipping in the food I guess who cares right? Not really someone you want making your food.) Tonight came in 45 minutes before close and the attitude was obvious. Thought I could sit and eat a slice. Girl at register yells across restaurant after I order and sit down, are you getting this to go? We close in 40 minutes, making it clear that they just want you to leave. Have also listened to owner make nasty jokes about gay people. When I initially paid they practically threw the receipt at me. If you hate working late, close earlier, don't stay and complain the entire last hour you are there. Way overpriced. Clearly not good enough to make it in New York, but low quality does...