fellini's pizza

bestpizzaby far. get a slice and a house salad! the fresh mozzarella make the salad unbelievable! i love the house pizza. service is ok and the neighborhood is very cool. sit down and have a slice!

dissapointment. i tried this place because of the good rating, ordered a cheesepizzaand got one that was swimming in grease and all soggy. the crust was also undercooked, it's the first time i see apizzabox leak grease like this one.

i see nothing remarkable, no quality, comparable to a big chain cheap pizza

goodpizzaand more. i like the calzones except they need to give you more marinara for that big a meal. the salads are decent. i recommend getting a pie rather than a slice - pie is way better. laid back atmosphere.

i likethis spot they are really cooli just ordered a extra cheesepizzawith pineapple. mummm yummy

bestpizzaaround! atmosphere is hip & funky & you can't go wrong with their food. the beer selection makes this a hot spot for all ages!pizzalovers rejoice in the thin, perfectly seasoned slice. been eating here for 8+ years & i've never had a bad experience

place sucks. we built our onpizza- italian sausage, onions, mushrooms, tomatoes, and fresh garlic. the onions are red onions, which they don't tell you. the tomatoes made thepizzaeven more soggy then it already was. the crust was super tough. i gave them a two only because it's cheap & the fanta birch beer is delicious. otherwise it would have been a total disaster. my search for a goodpizzaplace continues!

outside of, i guess, antico (have not eaten there yet, though), this is my favoritepizzain atlanta. i love going to this original location and sit outside, and have been eating here since 1995. they have certainly maintained their high standards. hidden gem is their salads.

this was the fourth of nine stops as part of "eat the peachtree 2014" - i called it the "peachtree road crawl" in my twitter and facebook posts as the event was going on. locate all the posts along with an intro if you search my blog with etp2014. we walked from restaurant to restaurant in search of the best flavors in atlanta, while enjoying the same sights as you would while running the peachtree rd race. this time we visited a buckhead cornerstone, fellini's pizza! as with the previous three locations, we walked along peachtree - i believe it was about a mile from one star ranch. (a shorter version of this review also posted to yelp) there are two fellini'spizzalocations in buckhead (i've actually visited the one on roswell rd the most often of the two), this one is located on 2809 peachtree rd ne , just south of the whole foods shopping center just south of east paces ferry rd. i've staggered into this location quite a few times, especially back when the garden hills cinema was still open. this fellini'spizzahas tall neon letters and a big fountain on the deck where you can enjoy the various strollers on peachtree's sidewalks. as with all the fellini's, the menu is hand-painted (believe the originals were all done by j.j. of l.a rip) - you order over the counter and the goodies are delivered to your table. i've always favored the slices over the whole pies (i think it's because the reheat crisps up the crust and dries out a bit of the grease). pitchers are cheap so we had a couple. we were also joined by two more participants expanding our number from 7 to 9. we had some of the other people there cracking up with our antics. slices included: meatball and spinach - this looked to be quite the delicious combo - probably the next one i try.

by 24 dollar burger | leave a comment everyone knows the reputation of new york and chicago style pizzas, but not many would consider apizzaplace from georgia to rank among the best. comparing a classic thin crust from manhattan or a legendary deep dish from the windy city to a southern stylepizzamight seem laughable topizzaaficionados. those folks have not yet tried fellini’s. located in atlanta, georgia, fellini’spizzais well known to locals as the place  to eat pizza. with seven locations conveniently nestled around atlanta, it’s hard not to find one minutes away from wherever you might be. my favorite spot is the buckhead location on peachtree road due to the vibrancy of the neighborhood and the awesome patio! while the majority of the fellini’s menus ispizzastrictly pizza, it does offer a salad with a variety of fresh ingredients, which is a nice to have to go along with your slice (or pie). there’s also a cheese calzone option allowing for a change, but i hardly looked twice at it knowingpizzawas their specialty. with five specialty pizzas on the menu, it made it tough to decide what to order. i liked knowing i had the option to order slices  ($2.75) or a wholepizzadepending on how hungry i was.  with the generous portion sizes i opted for two single slices to try two of the favorites, the fellini special and the ham and pineapple. both were delicious and lived up to their reputation. the crust and sauce were just right with plenty of cheese. the drink prices were cheap and beer was ideal to have while out on the patio eating some pizza. there are few better combinations thanpizzaand beer. i fell in love with the concept of ordering a wine or beer at fellini’s. you can pay for an iou drink with your order. so when your ready you can give your iou ticket to any worker and they’ll bring your drink, skipping the waiting in line aspect, which was ideal. all of their locations are open until midnight monday through saturday with some locations even

great slices. fellini's has one of the best slices in atlanta. it is thin crust and when you order multiple toppings you get the full amount of each.
theirpizzais hand tossed and have fresh ingredients.
the calzones are pretty good as well.
the salad is very good, but pretty large.

red sauce on white pizza. not a fan if there is red sauce on thepizzaby nature that is not a whitepizzasorry

excellent. some of the bestpizzain the city. i honestly would go here over antico. cheap and a great outdoor patio to sit on. it's an excellentpizzashop.

i really love the meat they use here. it’s very fresh. i received thick slices of sausage and pepperoni on mypizzawhich was very enjoyable. it’s uncommon, which is one of the biggest reasons that i love fellini’s. thepizzais very well crafted with above average taste and in case you don’t like that, they have daily specials and incredible calzones as well.

great pizza, very late & very cheap. if you are looking for a good & cheap place to grab a meal, and as nearly important, very late, then you can't get much better than fellini's pizza. for instance a slice of cheesepizzais $2.05 and you can get it at 2am. enough said!

decentpizzawith a few quirks. while down in atlanta for dragoncon, my cousin took me to fellini's for lunch one day because it is apparently an atlanta institution. i enjoyed my meal very much but there were some odd things. i ordered two slices, a standard slice with pepperoni and extra cheese which was delicious, and a slice of white pizza. i'm not sure if this is how it's supposed to be or if it's just that we do things differently up north, but the whitepizzahad red sauce on it and then the garlic and ricotta cheese. while it was delicious, i just thought it was unusual but i gave it the benefit of the doubt. price was pretty good too. two slices was more than enough and at a bit over 6 bucks, not bad at all.