Best Pizza in Tustin/Irvine

[irishkevbo]

I like a New York Style pizza, thin and crispy, it seems every place I go is doughy. I've lived here my whole life and haven't found anywhere close to as goos as I've had at any place in Manhattan, help.

[katkoupai]

Ray's pizza in Irvine might be good. The owner used to make pizza in NYC.

[crystaw]

Yeah-I would second that recommendation. The owner's a nice guy

[unfrostedpoptart]

I tried them a couple of days ago, on the way home. Got a pizza with two different toppings, the meatballs & spaghetti, and the antipasto. It was ok, but not great. I think I'll stick with Ameci's for NY style pizza.

By the way, last time I was back in NYC (where I grew up), I tried the famous Lombardi's Pizza in Little Italy. I didn't think it was anything special - no better than any random pizza place in the city. However, it was during the Feast of San Genero, so we got lots of great (and greasy) carnival food!

[katkoupai]

Cool. I used to work there, so I ate a lot of Ray's pizza, in Irvine. :)

I like pizza, but it's not a favorite food of mine. I do think Ray's does a good pizza, though, esp. if you get a fresh slice.

[irishkevbo]

Where is that located?

[katkoupai]

Right across the street from UCI, in the same parking lot as In N Out, but at the other side of the Marketplace. I'll post an address.

Ray's Pizza - Irvine - [phone] - 4199 Campus Dr, Irvine, CA