The Rail a pizza company

I love the pizza here and wedge salads are a must and big enough to share. Good wings. Great crust and some yummy pizza options other than the classics. Our family likes branching out and building one with alfredo sauce or getting the thai pizza sometimes. Really yummy, always super fresh ingredients, and a fun atmosphere being right on the downtown square. Only downside we’ve experienced is that on the several occasions we’ve brought a larger group in with extended family, the servers have seemed a bit annoyed about accommodating and serving us– no idea why– it’s a small space– but there has always been plenty of room or just a short wait for a table. Still delicious, though.

Food is always great! Wings are the best around and they make their dressings! We eat here as often as we can and it local owned!

This place is ok, they don’t offer gluten free pizza, which is pretty rare these days so I feel like they’re behind the times. In lieu of pizza I went with a Caesar. Like the atmosphere, it was just ok.

Great pizza! A bit on the pricey side for pizza, but if you have a couple extra bucks it’s well worth it!

Awesome pizza. Great choice of appetizers. Great service. Had a 25 min wait so we decided to order at the bar area even though we wasn’t having drinks it was a first come, first serve. Waitress was great. We tried the cheese bread and hog shanks. Really really good. We will be back for sure. Some of the best pizza we have had.

The prices are too high for what you get. Nothing really sets this pizza joint apart from any of the chains, other than the fact that they serve alcohol.

Do yourself a favor and get the wings. Louisiana hot wings are definitely a winner. For the flame heads the Chef’s hot are ridiculously spicy! Ask your waiter/​waitress for the beer special anytime a train rolls by!

My partner and I have been a few times and we love it here… The pizza is great. But the wings and pork shanks will make you slap your mama! a MUST TRY

Love the Rail. Eclectic and modern. You may see the mayor sitting next to the hipster or a grandfather sharing a pie with his grandson bellied up at the bar. Great little patio and will definitely be an anchor on the ship of the new Rogers. Pork shanks and wings are all you need to make your day better every time.

Best wings around. Parmesan garlic with Tabasco are a must to order but are not on the menu.

If you’re in town around historic downtown Rogers, AR, this is the place to check out for food. Chill vibe, fun staff and clean environment.
Ranked from best to least (but all still must haves):
1) Fried pork shanks
2) Wings
3) BBQ fusion pizza
4) Thai fusion pizza
Would have given a five stars but the previous time I came here, I put in an order for a pizza and waited for a long time. Then when we asked for it, he was like, «Oh man, I am so sorry. I just realized I didn’t put that order in.»
LOL! I was given a coupon to come back for a free pizza, but it expired in one month and never had the chance to come back in time. Still hungry, we went to Popeye’s.

Always excellent. Thai Peanut salad is excellent and the Thai Peanut pizza just knocked my socks off! Their wings are the best in town.

Tried the Alfred, sausage, and a meat one. All were pretty solid. I think the Alfred was my favorite. Came with sausage, chicken, Alfredo sauce, cheese, spinach, and mushroom.
They have some pretty good looking pizzas. I would definitely try the Thai chicken next time. Looked good.
Inside the restaurant this place is pretty small. They bar and seating was all packed when I went. Obviously popular. They also have lots of wing options I think too but didn’t try those.

Love the exceptional service that Shannon always provides. She has taken time to know our name and remembers each time we come in! The choices of pizza are excellent, food is hot & always so fresh!

This family-​run place has a great my-​friends-​are-​here feeling. You’ll love it the minute you walk it. There is a buzz of people enjoying themselves and it’s not because of the beer. Two of us shared the 10-​inch «The Alfred» pizza, a yummy combination of tasty goodies on excellent creamy chewy cheese. It has a little bit of zip to complement the Alfredo sauce.
The Rail is only two short blocks from the Daisy Airgun Museum in the center of town.

You must go here for the chicken wings & pork wings (try all the flavours). The pizza was good but would definitely recommend the wings over the pizza!

Fun place… historic building. Loved the old vibe! We sat at the bar which for us is the most fun place to sit «bar». none. We ordered everything recommended… and …AND… we WEREN’T disappointed! Pork shanks… mm mmmm… but the tobasco sauce is like buffalo wing sauce… cept REEEEEEALLLLLLY Spicy! The other sauce right next to it, was sweet in comparison. But all in all they everything was very good. (They call them Pig Wings! Cute!)
The cheese bread with pesto and marinara sauce was yummy. So much so, my husband ordered nothing else. I however HAD to have Thai pizza with peanut sauce. But… Two pieces of the Thai were all I could eat after all the rest I’d eaten! Duh!!! I mean… How much pizza dough can one woman consume? Lol
But wait… husband rallies and orders the fruit pizza… peach! Diabetes on a plate! Quite tasty but extremely sweet! Sadly… no ice cream to accompany it though!
We brought a full meal back to the hotel and gave it to the guy who works with us with a bottomless pit for a stomach! Everybody’s happy! A dinner for 3… lol… $ 50 plus tip! And 2 glasses of wine too! Awesome!!!
I don’t think you’d go wrong visiting The Rail. The only thing I didn’t try was The Wedge salad… whhaaaaaa!!! Next Time!

Came here last night for dinner with my family.
PARKING/​WAIT:
There is street parking and a nearby parking lot. We had to park on Walnut, a few blocks away, because it was crowded from a race going on.
CUSTOMER SERVICE:
Overall, the customer service was good. So, I was participating in the race that was happening across the street. We decided to get dinner beforehand. We were told the wait would be about 20 minutes, but it was shorter. They texted me when the table was available. The hostess was friendly.
Our waitress was friendly and helpful with the menu. However, there were a few things my husband noticed. I spent part of the dinner outside because I didn’t have a ton of time before the race and needed to go back to my car and do something else. I decided to not eat any pizza since I was racing soon. So, I personally didn’t notice too much with the customer service given to us. He said that he saw her clearing other people’s tables and filling their water, and not paying too much attention to us. Overall, it was good, but room for improvement.
FOOD:
We both ordered our own 10 inch pizzas. He ordered a 2 topping pizza with pepperoni and sausage. He liked it. I had «The Veggie» which included 5 veggies of my choosing, which were: onions, jalapenos, green onions, artichoke, and spinach. Mmm yummy, I love veggie pizzas. So many good flavors. I do feel like the artichokes were kinda large, but overall it was very good.
We also ordered the garlic parmesan wings. So, I didn’t think they were anything special, but my husband loved them. So, decide for yourself!
Overall, the food was very good and I would go back!

Two words: PORK SHANKS. Amazing. Pork that melts off the bone in an awesome spicy sweet sauce. I’m not even a huge meat eater and I thought they were excellent. We also had the Thai salad – loved the peanut dressing. My husband ordered wings and he said they were some of the best he’d had – very crispy due to a slight breading. We will definitely visit again the next time we are in the area.

I’m from the West Coast and I’ve been desperately searching for something here that can compete (even a little) with Pizza Port in SD because I MISS IT SO MUCH. Well, it’s a good news/​bad news situation because I’ve totally found it, but it’s here in Rogers which is 2 hours from our new home in Springfield. You know what? Who cares. What’s two hours for the perfect mix of delicious pizza, good local beer and the perfect hipster ambiance?!
We came in on a Saturday afternoon and there were plenty of open tables. It was nice out, so we opted for the back patio, which was awesome because it’s adorable and was super quiet with no one out there, but I’d rethink the patio in the future because the flies wanting to share our meal were annoying. Not the restaurants fault, sit outside, there will be bugs, no big deal. We shared a caesar salad (get it! they do a vinegar based caesar, not a creamy caesar which is SO MUCH BETTER!) and a dumpster pizza (do you like everything? do you like it on a pizza? then also, get this!) and enjoyed a few beers — super cheap prices for drafts and they had 3 local choices and PBR. The pizza was so good. Perfect Brooklyn style, not over cheesed or over sauced.
We had really great service and really great food and it was incredibly reasonably priced. If you’re happy paying $ 6 for domino’s or a frozen pizza, that’s nice, you should stay in and do that. If you think pizza should be delicious and made with love, then shell out the $ 13 for a 10″ pizza piled with amazingness, go ahead and be splurgy and add another $ 8 for two pints of beer and continue to keep this wonderful place in business so I can plan at least monthly trips for pizza feasting.