Best pizza in Atlanta

39 people recommend, 4 warn against itvia r/Atlanta, r/Georgia

Most people who weigh in recommend Fellini's, a local pizza brand with outlets across Atlanta; the map shows the Buckhead outlet. Some people name the Buckhead, Candler Park or Howell Mill outlets. Some diners single out how much cheese the pies carry, and one says a plain cheese pie has an unusually generous amount. Some people are lukewarm and some dismiss it outright.

Buckhead

38 people recommend, 7 warn against itvia r/Atlanta, r/Georgia, r/Pizza

Most people who weigh in recommend Antico Pizza Napoletana, and several rank it at or near the top of Atlanta pizza. The map shows the Hemphill Avenue location, which some diners place near Georgia Tech. Some single out the diavola, and one praises the lasagna pizza. Some call it overrated or say it rode a wave of hype, one finds it watery, one says it is good but not crispy, and one says it is not worth a long drive.

Hemphill Ave

35 people recommend, 5 warn against itvia r/Atlanta, r/Pizza

Most people recommend Glide, and several name it the best pizza in town. Glide also has a Decatur outlet; the map shows the O4W outlet, which a couple of diners name. Some call it New York-style, a few point to its burrata and hot honey pizza, and one diner calls it worth the detour. Some find it dry or pricey, and one tried it once and found it not great.

O4w

18 people recommendvia r/Atlanta, r/Georgia

Most people recommend Varuni Napoli; the map shows the Monroe Drive location, which one diner calls the best pizza in Atlanta. A few call its pizza delicious, excellent or really good, and a couple say it is authentically Neapolitan in style. One diner likes it better than a rival while noting it is in Midtown.

Monroe

18 people recommend, 2 warn against itcounted across its outletsvia r/Atlanta

Most people recommend Emmy Squared, a Detroit-style pizzeria with several Atlanta outlets; the map shows the West Midtown outlet, which several diners name, and a couple point to the Glenwood Park outlet. Some recommend it for Detroit-style pizza, and one calls the hot honey jalapeno pie especially good while saying the crust has come out undercooked in the middle. A couple call it overpriced, and one finds Detroit style not to their taste.

West Midtown

16 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Fritti, and several call its pizza delicious or good. Some point to its house-made gluten-free dough, which one says bakes up chewy and crisp. A couple describe it as casual rather than fancy, and a couple mention walking around Inman Park or the Beltline afterward. A couple describe the pricing as moderate or lower than rivals. One diner advises ordering it extra crispy because the standard crust can turn soft.

Inman Park

13 people recommendvia r/Atlanta, r/Georgia

Many people recommend Pieland's, and several name its Virginia-Highland location. A couple praise its gluten-free pizza, and one likes the calzones, while another who loves the place found the calzone underwhelming.

Virginia Highland

12 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Atlanta, r/Georgia

Many diners recommend Varasano's, a pizzeria; the map shows the Buckhead outlet, which a couple of diners name, and one diner also mentions an airport outlet. One ranks it first for thin crust, one praises its dessert pizza and another its brunch pizzas. One calls it one of the better places in town though far from some areas, and one drives there rather than settle for nearer options. One calls it ridiculously overrated.

Buckhead

11 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend La Calavera, and some call it among the best pizza in Atlanta. A couple praise its dough or crust, a couple point to its gluten-free options, and one says its pies use fresh ingredients.

Kirkwood

10 people recommendvia r/Atlanta, r/Georgia

Many people recommend Lloyd's Pizza, and one diner found it better than expected, with huge single slices. One calls it a favorite for classic New York-style pie and another loves the vibe. Some find the pizza mid or average, one feels it has slipped but still loves it, one finds it too heavily seasoned, and one says it is closer to New Haven-style pie without matching it.

10 people recommendvia r/Atlanta

Many people recommend Grana, and some say its pizza is good or very good. A couple single out the goat cheese and potato pizza with truffle honey. One suggests the Piedmont location and finds its atmosphere nicer than Varuni's. One says it suits both a dressed-up evening and a casual hangout.

Piedmont

5 people recommendvia r/Pizza, r/Atlanta

People recommend Mister O1; the map shows the Buckhead outlet, and one diner places it near Lenox. A couple praise the Coffee Paolo pizza, and one wishes they had ordered it for the whole pie. Some say they love the place, and one says it has overtaken a former favorite.

Buckhead