Silly Als Pizza - Quartzsite

Very good pizza and salads. Enjoyed both. Funny little town bar with signage and stuff. Hot food was hot, cold food was cold. I am looking forward to another stop here for lunch or dinner.

We popped in after tanking up our SUV at Az prices right before crossing into Calif. Looked up some local eateries and came upon this 4-starred option. We ordered two baked subs via phone while pumping gas, so that we could maintain our driving pace: the Italian Stallion $15) and the meatball $14). Note: they require full payment over the phone for pickup orders The food was ready upon arrival, in less than 15 minutes as promised. The interior on this Thursday mid-afternoon was 80% empty, with just a handful of older bikers at the bar and none of the 15 or so tables were occupied so we opted to sit and eat. The sandwiches were very good a solid 4/5) with the only complaint being their smallish size for the price. I would estimate they are approximately 9-10 inches long and carried a decent, though not overwhelming, amount of meat. There was a bartender and 2-3 staff. None checked on us the entire time despite sitting close to the kitchen/cashier area. Parking is ample/free. Bathrooms are old but clean. The music leans toward country/western. Wood paneling everywhere and ceilings are low.

The food was absolutely delicious and the prices were fantastic! My husband and I ordered a side salad and a pizza that was larger than the mini size. We were definitely full, and there was even some pizza left over. We were pleasantly surprised by how affordable the prices were, especially given the high quality of the food.

I always make it a point to visit Silly Al's whenever I'm on the 10 route. I've even picked up pizza on my way home for my family, even though I live a two-hour drive away. They are consistently friendly, quick, and reliable in terms of quality. They even fulfilled my request for a bread-less Italian Stallion sandwich without any hesitation. Thank you for always being a delightful surprise!

This place has great ratings purely for its location. This town is an RV park with a towning problem. What I mean is, this place doesn 't need to try very hard to be incredible. The pizza is fine, but won 't blow your mind. The beer selection is fine, but won 't blow your mind. The service is pretty good, even when their busy. In fact, I seem to have the complete opposite take of most folks that visit here. I thought the pizza was mediocre and the service was fantastic. This place is always crowded during RV season. It ain 't close, but if you want WAY better options for food, head down to Yuma.