Quezzas

Quick, convenient and fast service and open late if you are on Rainey St. However, the pizza quality tasted similar to microwaveable/frozen pizza. Moreover the pinned location is not accurate so you may have difficulty locating this food truck.

I ordered the pepperoni pizza and found it to be very tasty. The crust reminds me of a better version of the common thin crusts found elsewhere. Service was great and fastest of all other Rainey St food options I’ve tested. I visited during off peak hours and found the location to be quite cozy. Pricing is fair. Pizza sauce was delicious.

Rainey street with multiple food truck. We tried pizza quesadilla interesting concept it’s light and airy I wished we would have gotten pepperoni instead. The picture looked much better but this was the chicken with black bean (none was available) green onion (also not on there not sure why and chipotle sauce. It was basically chicken and cheese. That’s why we wished we would went with pepperoni instead. Still it was good will try a diff one and it did cost $15 a bit pricey.

We visited this new food truck on its opening weekend. It’s now a regular spot for us. We love the variety of “Quezzas”, a modern Mexican pizza with a cheese quesadilla crust and toppings like a pizza. My wife gets the Pacifico and I like the Lonestar. Also the bar there has a great selection of IPAs - perfect to wash down a quezza.

I have tried almost all of the Quezzas on the menu and you really can't go wrong with any of them. Don't forget the queso and dipping sauces... it's truly gourmet quality food at food-truck prices in an excellent location. One of Austin's best kept secrets.

Listen, if you want a double tortilla toasted with salsa and fake pepperoni, order from here. By far the worse pizza I have ever had. I would rather get pizza from 7-11, think about it.

Amazing food and great customer service!! Best Late night spot top 5 of mine so far!!

A $200.00 tip was added to my card without my consent (on a $14.00 order) here. Swipe your own card and make sure you get a receipt! Also, be sure to run through all of the options on the tablet and don't leave the tip option up. I’m all for tipping, but an almost 1400% tip wasn't in the cards for that night. I’ll follow up with some positive - the food was great - that wasn't the issue. I had initially reached out to both my credit card company and the owners of Quezzas at the same time. American Express ultimately decided that they considered it was a valid charge, because I informed them that I was indeed making a purchase at the time. They care about the swipe, not what comes after. If you don't slide the card yourself and add your own tip (or decline to), anything can be added and you'll be liable. One of the owners of Quezzas DID respond to me very quickly, and let me know that he would investigate and refund - great! He was also very professional/cordial/willing to help, but ultimately did not rectify the situation, even after saying they would, and after three months of back and forth via email. He initially said that because I disputed with AMEX, that he had to provide documentation to Square (the payment processor) and go through a waiting period before being able to refund me. That's fair, but we’re way past any waiting period. He also said that his payment processor is telling him it was refunded, but I confirmed with American Express that it was not (as an extra step, because I knew for a fact I did not get a refund on any of my statements since the incident). I gave them more than enough opportunity to rectify this situation, but unfortunately at this point the only thing I can do is write this review and hope to prevent others from experiencing the same thing. I've written off the money at this point, but I want to be sure that people are aware when eating here. As of today, I’m getting a bounce back when I follow up via email. Not sure if they’re having email server issues or if I was blocked.