Ronnie's Pizza

After seeing several people recommending this place, I decided to give it a try. It was Saturday around 7pm, I tried to access the website but got an ERROR, so I decided to call and the person on the phone wasn't making any effort to talk to me. I explained that the website wasn't working and politely asked him to tell me what they served so I could choose. He said, "Oh, you know, the regular pizzas flavors” Then I asked about pasta and he replied, "No, no pasta… at this time it's only pizza, we close at 8pm." So I ordered the pepperoni one because you can’t go wrong. I asked what sizes they had, and as the employee answered me, I could hear him huffing and puffing. As if me placing an order was a bad thing for him, lol. Then I went to pick up the pizza and asked if I could take a picture

A neat little place to have great pizza. Crust is fantastic and they cook to order. Watch Little House on The Prairie and check out all the old time photos of actors etc. Been traveling all over country in rv for several years and this is in top 5 for taste and quality and love the feel of the place. Italian sausage is amazing and cheese is very delicious. Half sausage and garlic and Hawaiian.

ronnies is the only authentic east coast style pizza in yuma the owners are true italian people haveing roots that go back to abruzzo italy and naples the pizza recipe was rons moms taught to him many years ago they use only the best in gredients available,, ronnies does not cut corners!! ronnies is the original pioneer of the famous philadelphia cheesesteak since he established in jan of 1980 , he introduced it to yuma in 1980 many had no idea what is was then. noone can ever take that away from them . they are hard working honest people that take pride in their food and their heritage, like many other long time established resturants they have spent 45 very hot summers in a sweltering kitchen , they have contributed to commun

Pizza crust is good, but the cheese is kind of rubbery. Cheese and toppings kind of separate from the crust and would slide off. Mozzarella sticks are ok, seems like the frozen kind you get from the grocery store. Decor is full of old western stuff and military/police paraphernalia, if that's your cup of tea.

We arrived here to celebrate a family friend's birthday. We had the Pepperoni Party Pizzas; a bit greasy but expected! Delicious pizza with just a tinge of spiciness to it. I didn't eat the dessert, but it looked good. The motif is of the cowboy persuasion throughout the diner. The bathroom was decent, and the staff friendly. Like I said, I was there with family but I can see kicking back with friends for a drink and some eats. A local establishment that deserves consideration!