The Ravioli House - A Deli and Sandwich Gem in San Mateo, CA

After a short class, I was feeling hungry and saw this place that had great reviews on Google. Excitedly, my partner and I went to this store where the worker suggested the Mojo sandwich and the chicken ravioli with vodka sauce. After a short wait they brought out our food and it was pretty good. The sandwich had too much pulled pork(surprising problem), because it was the only thing you’d end up tasting. The ravioli, which should have been amazing, wasn't that great. The flavor was fine and it was cooked to an al dente texture, but the inside filling was just so crumbly. The texture was kinda unpleasant in this regard, but at least the flavor was good and the garlic bread was a 10/10. Overall I would have to dock them some points for the ravioli(their literal namesake), but it wasn’t that bad and the vibes were nice.

Longstanding restaurant located in downtown San Mateo. Known for its ravioli, the gourmet sandwiches are also pretty decent. Small interior with limited seating, as most of the business is for take-away. Fast and friendly service. Paid street parking only, but there are also some paid parking garages within a 5-minute walk.

Ravioli House is located in the middle of San Mateo, not far from the 101 freeway. We were looking for a simple lunch that was not too pricey and Ravioli House was perfect. It's one of those fairly simple restaurants with really good food. You order at the counter and they bring it out to your table. The portion size was very generous - my wife wound up having her leftovers for dinner. As good as the ravioli was - I had chicken and my wife had traditional meat - the included cheesy bread was even better and the highlight of my meal! If you need a straighforward lunch in San Mateo, check out Ravioli House!

Ravoli was made fresh and pesto sauce were great. Only thing I would comment on is that the filling didnt have as much flavor as I would have expected. Served with two large pieces of cheesy bread. Plenty of vegetarian options

This is more deli than cafe.   Order at the sandwich counter.  There are both tables outside and inside. Think East Coast Deli setup. The ravioli takes about 7 minutes to cook when ordered.  It is then brought to your table. The chicken ravioli with pesto is good.  The ravioli is ok, nothing really special about it. The pesto is really good. Its a good value at $13.50 I ordered the Combo.  Good sandwich and quality.  Need to get it with the works.. the heat from the peppers offset the saltiness of the cold cuts. The only negative is that the prosciutto is a bit too thick in my opinion... I could not bite through it well.

Ravioli were beyond expectations with a delicious marinara sauce and a side of cheese bread. The sandwich options were pretty good and we tried the pulled pork, pastrami, and another pulled pork option mixed with a club type sandwich. All were on toasted sourdough, which wasn't sour much so don't be afraid to try! Overall the service was great, food was enjoyable, and they definitely have clientele because there were people in and out with ordering and pick up. I will definitely be back to try some different options.

Came in for the first time and ordered two sandwiches. One, the Pastrami, the other roast beef, both with cheddar and everything on it. The habanero sauce is fire. The ravioli plates. All looked amazing. I gotta go back for some of that action. This might be my new favorite spot.

This place rocks. They have solid sandwiches their brisket pastrami is fire and you can't go wrong with raviolis at the ravioli house Frozen raviolis are fire take him to go make em at home! Or have them heat em up!!!