hearth pizza tavern

delish!. i have tried many of the outstanding pizzas and can't find one that i don't like. i also love how they change the specialsmenuoften and always have new and creative/innovative specials. the new broccoli special s delicious. and the moz and tomato salad is so fresh!
highly reccomend this great neighborhood place.

good pizza, relaxed atmosphere. went to hearth pizza tavern with my wife after the prado beer fest. had previously driven by many times and have never been there.

showed up at about 6:30 or so and asked for a table outside. we were seated right away out on the deck. our server ashley was very cordial and attentive. themenuhad a nice selection of across the board options. along with the pizza selection, there was a good array of appetizers, salads, sandwiches, etc. i asked ashley for her recommendation between the 2 pizzas i was considering. she happily gave me her opinion.

i went with her suggestion, the great white clam, a white pizza with clams, romano cheese, fennel sausage, roasted cremini mushrooms, dried oregano, and parsley.

my wife went with what was listed as the staff pick (the cob), which had marinara sauce, roasted corn, roasted cherry tomatoes, goat cheese and fresh basil.

of course we had to taste each others pizza. both had good texture and good flavor. the cob was very refreshing and the great white clam was like having a good italian pasta dish without the pasta. we both enjoyed the crispy crust on each.

overall we both liked the hearth pizza tavern. the atmosphere was welcoming and relaxed. that coupled with the tasty food will make a return visit highly probable.

the manager lied to me!. i ordered the veggie sandwich. the eggplant was fried and no other vegetables were included. i called over the manager and said, " themenudidn't say the eggplant is fried. i don't eat friday food." she explained that , yes, themenudoes indeed say that it is fried. i then felt obligated to eat the meal. later i looked at the menu, it does not mention anything about it being fried. she totally lied to me. a very unfortunate experience!

the cure is definitely my fix!. excellentmenuand perfect blend of spices!

took my family of 4 here tonight. service was stellar. our waiter had great knowledge of themenuand how food was prepared. the food was very very good too! we

  hearth is a simple yet delicious pizzaria  in the whole foods shopping center in sandy springs. my readers know i am not a pizza lover or even someone that eats is more than 3-4x per year.  hearth is changing my mind about that.  themenudoes feature some tasty sandwiches and salads but the pizza of course is the star attraction, with good reason.  let me not fail to mention a substantial bar and beer menu. the crust is unique to a non conniseur like myself.  glossey, chewey bubbly perfection. i ordered the white clam that is additionally adorned with fennel sausage and mushrooms. it's drizzled with a garlicky olive oil and sprinkles of fresh mince of parsley. light and incredibly balanced and flavorful. i want it again and again. this may be pizza from heaven to a  pizza disliker that is yours truly. the chicken club is hearty and flavorful yet still simple in its satisfaction abilities. chicken is moist and tender. proscuitto is the bacon and it works like an italian charm. arugul

good food, poor service. the food is good, but the service was terrible. i don't think i'll be back... we went for a birthday celebration. the check was brought to us without asking if we wanted dessert, when we asked for a dessertmenuour waitress appear annoyed (probably since she already printed the check on the assumption that we didn't want dessert) and barked that there were donuts and brownie. then she continued to pick up our dishes while in a "huff"- lots of noise, more than if you were to calmly pick up a dish. we were completely shocked at our treatment from our waitress and it put a damper on the birthday celebration, especially since the birthday girl was excited about coming to hearth. i have never had service like this before in my life!

my family went tonight. gotta say i wasn't impressed! we aren't drinkers and don't care about their wine or beermenuso just know that this is based on the food not what they have to drink. as far as the pizza goes....you can do better at cici's or pizza hut or papa johns. wish i could say otherwise....not a fan :-(

now that's a pizza!. i stopped in for lunch to see what this place was all about. somehow it had managed to stay under my radar, even though it's just a couple exits down from my office. i'm definitely glad i finally happened upon hearth.
the decor is really nice; exposed brick walls, lots of dark wood, very nice bar, not-to-dim lighting. the service was very friendly and helpful. he told us what the most popular items on themenuwere, but then told us his personal favorites as well, which i like.
i decided to go with one of the daily special pizzas and chose the fall river classic. it's topped with chili oil, hearth's signature cheese blend, sauteed kale, gulf shrimp, clams, homemade portuguese chorizo, red onion and cilantro. this is one tasty pie! i personally find that "seafood" pizzas tend to be disappointing, but this one was superb! it may very well be one of the best pizzas i've ever had. the thin crust was nice and crispy, but not burnt. the chili oil added a slight touch of heat, while the clams and shrimp were very fresh tasting. the chorizo was very tasty and added its own bit of heat as well. every topping was discernible on the palate and wasn't lost among the others.
if the other pizzas are made with this same amount of quality and attention to detail as this one, then i can easily see this place becoming one of my favorites. as for now, based off of one (amazingly good) pizza, i definitely recommend hearth.

wish i had a place like this at home. hearth was a second choice after our first lunch destination was closed. next time we come to atlanta, hearth will not take second place. we were immediately curious when we saw one of the specials was a brussels sprout appetizer. it was delicious, fresh, cheesy, and bacon-y thanks to the pancetta. i'm not sure its on themenuall the time, so snatch them when they have them. the ring of fire pizza was yummy, not overwhelmingly spicy, but i also picked off a few jalapenos near the end. i love a crunchy crust with a bit of chew, and hearth delivered on that. in a city of heavy southern cooking, hearth was a wonderful light lunch for two.
visit: 03/17/2012

hearth pizza tavern has incredible wood fired pizza with fresh ingredients and several othermenuoptions. we tried the cure and paolo pollo as well as the seafood sliders for an appetizer. delicious! great simple interior design and architecture. helpful laid back and attentive servers!