No complaints great when everything else is closed and need a hot meal after having a late arrivalread more

It was edible. From a machine. I mean... what you expect is probably what you'll get. It does…read morehave more toppings than most frozen pizzas, so that's a bonus. The crust is cooked pretty well, with a nicer browning than I've seen at some restaurants. Just don't plan on pizza sauce.

If you are a local no worries! If you are on vacation, please know this is a food truck next…read moredoor-ish to a bar. That isn't a bad thing - and my family would like to encourage the owners to get way more lights and a larger lit up sign at your location. We couldn't find y'all for a bit! That being said we ordered pick up (good thing!) and got 2 large pizzas, an order of onion rings and an order of cheese sticks. The crust was a little bit over baked BUT the flavor was good! Their 'ranch to go' was very good and it was a generous portion (all items actually had a good portion) We would order out again!.

Bad bad bad pizza. So why 2 stars? I don't want to give one because we'll they practically was the…read moreonly pizza place that was opened at 8:30 and that's all I'm giving to them. I actually came around 7:45pm on a Friday night. Big store's pizza place just closed so I had to find an alternative. Becareful on the drive in, the driveway is full of huge potholes. Ordered a Hawaiian pizza, it's what I always do because my daughter loves pineapples. The lady said 20 mins. Ok cool no problem. I sat in my car as it was pretty chilly outside with the gusting wind. As I say I noticed the food truck with the fire wood oven and thought it was cool and his pizza has got to be good. We waited and as more customers came in they all picked up their orders while we continued to wait. She said another 15 mins so sure no big deal. We waited and watched as more customers came in after us ordering and got their food and left. Checked back in and she asked for another 5 mins. As I waited with other customers outside you can hear the staff arguing out loud. After nearly an hour later I finally got my pizza. Came home and we had it and I dunno where to start. I don't need it to be loaded with ingredients but this was like a thick pan pizza with tons of cheese and some pineapples and little pieces of ham. Sauce was good but maybe too much, but with only 2 toppings I would expect this pizza to be nice and crispy and not a soggy cheese pizza. It just wasn't appetizing. My wife decided to skip dinner after looking at it and I was stuck having to hear about having pizza again the next time.

Great bar, if you like a strong beach vide with live music. I personally love it. The pizza was…read moredecent quality. Be sure to bring cash, because they are cash only. Also Stella the bar dog is the best part! Be sure to give her some love.

Disgusting food!! These people have no idea how to make pizza!!! Totally gross and service was…read moreridiculous

Every trip to Galveston gets me excited because I know I'll be stopping at Papa's Pizza! It's…read morebecome a tradition at this point. I've visited with different groups of friends over the past months, and I always insist we eat here. Watching everyone take that first bite and instantly understand why I keep bringing them back is the best part. The pizzas are consistently fresh, cheesy, flavorful, and generously portioned. Every visit has been just as good as the last, which is why this place has earned a permanent spot on my Galveston itinerary. The restaurant is clean, spacious, and almost always buzzing with customers. Parking can be a little challenging during peak hours, but it's a small price to pay for pizza this good. The staff is friendly, hardworking, and keeps things moving even when they're busy. I already look forward to my next visit!

The meatball sandwhich was decent, but the gyro was the one I've ever had…read more The meat was burnt to a crisp with little sauce. Asked for extra onions, and barely got any.

I think the slogan is "if they don't have it, you don't need it"…read more It's pretty much 100% true! If you stay on the Bolivar Peninsula you are going to end up here! It's the perfect place for the location! Love it!

Bathrooms are detached and are nasty beach bathrooms but they serve their purpose!…read more Lots of choices and plenty of checkers but there are tons of people during the season! Off-season is never a problem for quality service. Check out their sales and specials; otherwise you are paying tourist prices for your goods! Pizza is pretty good in the front of the store!!

After spending a few days on Crystal Beach, the wife and kiddos wanted to head over to the island…read more Off to have some fun and hit The Strand. Accompanying us were our good friends from home. After a long wait on the ferry to get over to the island, we worked up quite an appetite. Build a bridge already, TXDOT. I digress.. We were in search of a new lunch spot on the island. After polling the audience, pizza is what the fam wanted. After a little searching, we decided on Mama Teresa's Flying Pizza. Many moons ago they had a location on the Bolivar side, but I never had a chance to try it before Ike. After a small journey to find a parking spot, myself and my party of 10 strolled right in. The atmosphere walking in was pleasant and had the old pizza parlor feel to it. Luckily they had a big round table that accommodated comfortably. Greeted by a waiter with menus and a smile, we ordered our drinks and perused the menu. Lots of very yummy looking dishes. In good time our drinks arrived and appetizers were ordered. For my troops, we ordered the garlic bread with cheese for the table, a large pepperoni and black olive pizza for the wife and me; baked ziti for kiddo #1; fettuccine Alfredo, sans ham for kiddo #2; and spaghetti with garlic and oil for the kiddo's friend who joined. I didn't hear what the other family ordered. The appetizer took just a minute, but it arrived. Simple bread with simple cheese. Simple, but delicious. The basket was obliterated and went quick. The one piece I had was delicious. If you have a small family, one basket will suffice. Anything more than four people, I think you will need a second basket. Now with the bread gone, we were left to chat and enjoy each other's company. While waiting, we saw why the name for the place. One would think it was just a cheeky name for a pizza joint, but they actually throw the dough here. The folks back in the kitchen were making the dough fly. Literally. We all found it very entertaining. Our food arrived and we got to work. The pizza was delicious. The perfect balance of gooey cheese, yummy red sauce, crispy pizza, and perfectly cooked pepperoni. Kiddo #1 said her baked ziti was delicious, but would not offer up a sample. Boo! Kiddo #2 offered a taste of the fettuccine Alfredo and it was dreamy. A tad different tasting from your typical Alfredo sauce, but it was amazingly excellent. The kiddo's friend inhaled the spaghetti. I am not sure she even tasted it. We paid our bill and were on our way! I highly recommend Mama Teresa's Flying pizza. The service (considering our party of 10) was amazing, the food was excellent, and our overall experience was outstanding. From now on when the fam and I come to the island, this will be a mandatory stop. Give this place a try. You will be glad you did! Enjoy!

It was the start of a holiday weekend, so we anticipated having to wait to get in. It was great…read morethat they take your phone number and text you when your table is ready, as we were able to stroll around the neighborhood while we were waiting. The interior of the restaurant is small, but interesting. The pizza making portion of their kitchen is visible from the tables, so you can watch them as they make the pizzas. Our waiter was super friendly, and the service was excellent. We started off our meal with the fried mushroom appetizer. Usually, when you order fried mushrooms, you get an entire mushroom dipped in breading and fried. Here the mushrooms are chopped into chunks before breading and frying. It came with both marinara and ranch for dipping sauces. We loved having the smaller chunks, because if you've ever eaten fried mushrooms, you know that when you bite into them , the juice can sear your mouth. By using smaller chunks, it was much easier to eat, especially when piping hot. We were surprised that they didn't carry banana peppers as a topping for pizzas, but other than that, our pizza was fabulous! We deliberately bought a larger pizza than we needed, because we were looking for leftovers. The pizza heated up well the next day! We would highly recommend visiting Mama Teresa's!

the waitresses are super nice and the food is amazing although the trump cutout was disgraceful.read more

We ended up here after waiting half an our for drinks at another place. I'm so glad it didn't work…read moreout and we ended up here because these have to be, hands down, the best burgers on bolivar. They use that good sourdough bread that taste sweet as it touches your tongue. Service was great too. We had a young gentleman and he was quick with the drinks and food. The place itself is where I deducted the star. The smell of cigarette smoke is heavy when you walk in and There's a lot of Trump stuff all over the place. So not the most welcoming feeling

THE go to spot in Crystal Beach!…read more Galveston main island is great, but sometimes you want to get away from the touristy stuff. Which is why renting a house in Crystal Beach is an awesome alternative. While there this is our go to destination. Food is fantastic and the place itself is a nice, kitschy spot. Great food and friendly staff!

Ok- so- I said I was going to return within a couple months last time and I didn't. Took me 5…read moreyears. I wanted to replace the tank top I had previously bought. Unfortunately they didn't have it and I had to settle. Sweltering hot Saturday at 4pm. Party of 2. We chose a table outside with a view of the water. Unfortunately it also allowed the biting flies to torture the poor service dog that was with us. And also it was hot. Sooo hot! We placed our orders for the shrimp basket and shrimp tacos. I requested fries but received grilled. Still tasty. And last time I was automatically served sweet potato fries (I fed the seagulls) but this time I was given a choice of fries. I chose regular fries. There were NO seagulls this time to feed my leftovers to. (Sad face) So we arrived at 4pm Drinks delivered at 4:20 Meals at 4:30 The LSU game was on so we were not in a rush. My only complaints were that the restroom wasn't tidy. Service is kinda slow. Even the covered room is open air (so HOT!) The selection of Ts and tanks had changed and I missed the seagulls. lol

Food was amazing! We dug in before we could get photos. But we ordered chips & queso with salsa,…read morethe shrimp platter, cheese flatbread, Philly cheesesteak and a kids nuggets. Everything was so fresh and homemade! The service was also amazing! It's definitely a beach bar/grill with it all being open, but with the fans and breeze it wasn't hot in there. Will definitely be back!

Super friendly staff…read more I ordered to-go and sat at the bar, they were little behind in the kitchen, so the food took awhile. I'd go back.

The food was great! Just keep in mind it is a drive thru and they make your food after you get to…read moreorder so there is a very long wait. There were 6 cars in front of us and we waited about 45 mins. They also premake biscuits so they run out very quick but there was no sign so we didn't find out until we made it up to order.

I stopped by here yesterday morning with my family for some coffee. While I had already had a cup…read moreearlier that morning, I couldn't pass up this Island Coffee spot with its giant ramps leading both up to and down from the shop on stilts. As we were driving past, I pulled over and got in line for some coffee. The line here moved relatively slow, and I would guess we waited around ten minutes for the car in front of us to vacate. Once we got to the top, I ordered a pecan latte while my wife and father-in-law each had a yogurt with granola. The lady working the window told me the coffee wouldn't be sweet, which was fine by me after a previous sugar bomb of a pecan latte elsewhere. Our order ended up being quicker than the person in front of us, and we were back down the ramp in only about five minutes or so. As for the flavor of my coffee, I really enjoyed the pecan taste. It was strong and straightforward without being sweet, which I appreciated. The coffee itself was very present as well, though to me it tasted more like drip than espresso. Still, it tasted good, and I was more than happy to finish it. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. I enjoyed my pecan latte here and appreciated that it wasn't sweet.