Last week I ordered a plain mozerella and it reminded me of a Greek family spot I was raised up on…read morein New Haven Connecticut named the Pizza House on Howe St. I grew up working in lil Italy at the legendary Frank Pepe's on Wooster St as well so pizza pie is very personal to me and yes I am very particular about my pie. Today there was a mix up so not so good, but still ill attribute that to the diffrence in coomunication up north as pose to the south. I haven't had the chance to try any of their desserts yet, but I must admit they look incredibly tempting. Thus far, very cool name. It would been nice to see a lil more Hip Hop incorporated into the ambiance with a name like Graffitti pizza but thats not a deal breaker. Hopefully this will become a new family spot away from home. In the meantime, the first pizza was still a work of art therefore nothing less than 5 stars is warranted. Your cook is truly a master craftsman "This is truly gourmet pizza pie" or as we say back home "Good Greek cusine done right!" FYI "If any Yale University alumni are craving the authentic taste of Howe St from their campus days, Graffitti Pizza is the perfect choice." As to any frat brothers, "this place is on the level." check um out

If you had the time to erase and rewrite the post you had the time to reply to me as a customer who…read morespent $40 on one lg one topping pizza and one salad!!! I will Continue to comment and have others comment until I'm reimbursed or acknowledged! What was supposed to be a family night out turned into a nightmare!! I've never in my life experienced a waitress be so rude. As me and my family sat down to eat we noticed something on the wall. I politely told the staff and she replied across the restaurant "what do you want me to do the fuck" i replied and said I thought this was a family restaurant and do you normally talk like that around children and she continued to go off screaming "the fuck" several times I asked her what the hell was wrong with her and she said what the fuck do u want me to do if it's bothering you im welcome to get it myself!! All infront of my 2 kids!! I asked for her management info and she told me to do my research and look it up on facebook so here I am!!! I still haven't been acknowledged by any upper management!!! I would recommend to my worse enemy at this point!!! The roaches on the wall were the least of my horror story !!!!!

At first, I thought, how could anyone in Atlanta really know how to make a pizza? I mean, REALLY?…read moreBut I like to support independent, small, and mom and pop restaurants, and I had a little time to do this. So I did it. The place has a very nice ambience, I went around the early dinner hour, probably about 4 PM. The staff greeted me, and were very polite and welcoming. That is a very unusual thing in the Atlanta area. I ordered a salad and three slices of pepperoni pizza and sat in a booth. For my drink, I had water, which dispensed out of the Coke machine. The water tasted fine, so I'm sure all the other beverages at least start with decent water. The very polite server brought the food a little bit later, and the salad was generous and fresh. The ranch dressing was probably made in the store, and was good. The pizza was served on the aluminum pans from the oven, was hot and fresh and very good. A nice thin crust like I like with a little bit of edge that tasted great as well. I was very impressed, and I can recommend it without reservation.

Positives: The young man who took our order was pleasant and…read moreprovided good customer service. Negatives: 1. Waiting 25 minutes for two slices of pizza is unreasonable, especially when "by-the-slice" options are advertised. 2. After that wait, the pizza wasn't even hot. 3. The Greek salad was very disappointing, ingredients tasted old, the pepperoncini was old, colorless and tasteless and mushrooms were off-putting. Overall, it lacked freshness and quality. 4. The pepperoni pizza was hard, overly oily, and lacked sufficient sauce. 5. The Mack pizza was not worth it heavy, undercooked meat toppings and topped with a large clump of mozzarella that wasn't properly melted or appealing. I've visited another location before, but unfortunately, this Fairburn location was a very poor first experience. Based on this visit, I won't be returning.

A rating by my little nieces and I. Our waitress Hailey was really sweet and attentive. This pizza…read moretastes great. Not burnt. Soft and chewy crust. Perfectly tangy sauce and gooey cheese...a little stingy with the pepperonis, but it's so good I'm not even mad. Me, Madison, and Kennedy give Slices a very emphatic thumbs up!

Coming from Mcdonough, out of all the pizza places, we chose to come to this spot. With a party of…read more7 we requested to sit upstairs, out of the way of the entrance. Unfortunately, we were met with a lack of accommodation and poor customer service. Your hostess matters, they set the tone to your establishment. For guarantee vibes we headed down the street to a Griffin Classic, American Pie!

These pizzas are really good! You buy the pizza prepared…read moreand bake at home. I have eaten here twice within a week. My ex has picked up both pizzas, he mentioned that the staff is very friendly and remembered him from his first visit. The prices are very family friendly, the pizza is very big with loads of toppings. I ordered a pizza with sausage, pepperoni and mushrooms. This is my new pizza place!!!

Great customer service, great products, tastes delicious!! This is some of the best pizza I've had…read moresince I've been in Georgia.

Food and service are excellent. Surprised it was slow even on a Monday night even though I went…read moresuper early, but it filled up super quick. Will definitely be back!

Have been here many times and I'm never disappointed. Great food, nice atmosphere, and exceptional…read morecustomer service. Beer and wine selections for those inclined and occasionally, live music.

We came here after a long conference day. 3 adults and two toddler boys. There was a wait of about…read more30 mins to get seated. However the server was sweet! I was surprised that food orders came out before the apps. I didn't add pictures of everything as we were hungry lol. But definitely family friendly, and good food!

Sorry I'm not here to talk about pizza lol I'm here to talk about the cocktail I had. Yeah the food…read morewas good too, but this blackberry bourbon sour made by the lovely young lady bartender (I wish I could remember her name) was excellent! It had crushed up blackberry in the actual drink and as a garnish, which I absolutely loved and actually the little crushed up blackberries in the drink were a surprise. I did have a cobb salad as well this time and it was scrumptious. I I appreciated the conversation with the bartender and the employees as well. Plenty of parking available on a Saturday evening around 5 PM. There's always families there but the bar has plenty of seating for us grown folks that want to be away from the kiddos.

If you are from up north and you miss proper New York pizza, go to I Love New York Pizza in…read moreMcDonough. Seriously. Go. My partner is originally from New York, I'm originally from Connecticut, and we are both very fussy about pizza. We are the kind of people who will drive an hour from Conyers just to get a pizza here, with no other errands attached. That alone should tell you everything. We usually get a huge pepperoni pie and share it. They do have slices, and the slices are excellent too, but I recommend getting the whole pie if you can. Every pizza we have had here has been picture-perfect. Perfect crust, perfect sauce, perfect cheese, properly cooked toppings, and that real New York-style balance of crispy, chewy, melty, slightly floppy, and dangerously hot. The crust has the right crisp and chew. The sauce is flavorful without being too much. The cheese has that classic low-moisture mozzarella richness, and it is seasoned beautifully before baking. That is one of those details a lot of places miss. Up north, the cheese is not just bland melted cheese sitting there doing nothing. It has flavor. It has oregano. It has seasoning. It has personality. I Love New York Pizza gets that right. The first time we went, the owner was there, the family was there, and people were speaking Italian behind the counter. Then I saw the case full of slices and immediately thought, "Okay, we are safe. We are in good hands." You can tell just by looking at the pizza that it is right. Is this the greatest New York pizza you will ever have in your life? Maybe not. Is it possibly the best New York-style pizza you are going to get in this area? Absolutely. To me, it tastes like the kind of standard, classic, universally enjoyable New York pizza you would bring someone to for their first real slice experience. We almost always dine in, and there is always enough to take leftovers home. The staff is great, the service is great, the timing is great, and the consistency is honestly impressive. We drive an hour hoping to get the same perfect pizza we had last time, and they deliver every time. I will be honest: I come here for the pizza. I do not really care for the garlic knots, and I have not been especially attached to the non-pizza items I have tried. But if you have a serious up-north pizza craving, that does not matter. Get the pizza. Get the whole pie. Let it set for a minute if you have the patience, because it comes out burning hot. Or risk it all and burn your mouth on the first bite like I sometimes do. Worth it. I Love New York Pizza is the spot. Picky Northerner approved.

Pizza was amazing and made fresh, guys inside were super nice and asked if my pizza was made ok and…read moreif I needed anything which was great service, it was very clean inside and I got my pizza quick after ordering. Will def be coming back next time I need a good pie to myself. All thumbs from me guys!

Our time at 15th street pizza was great…read more You can sit either inside or outside and more than enough parking spots. If you love beer, then you will experience a very long list of various beers and I like that's it's broken down by variety and flavor. The pizza was good but if you prefer NY Style pizza you might not like how thick the crust is. Overall the pizza was good and fairly priced. This was our first time here so I'm not sure if it was normal but even though it wasn't really busy, service was slow. Our waitress was really friendly but she was working both inside and outside so we did have to wait around a while for our check. It didn't bother me too much since I had already ordered another beer that I had to finish but I could tell my wife and kids were ready to go. Overall it's a nice spot and it's cool to see Henry county getting more dining options.

Not too shabby of a meal...kitchen was a little slow but the server was super nice. Food came out…read morehot and the veggies were fresh. Which goes along way for the part of town it's in. Burger patty appeared to be a frozen variety that they smash flat. She liked it...but she's also not the best gauge of quality food. The calzone was good, ricotta was actually inside, the basil was fresh and leafy, pepperoni was standard and the onions were purple and the crust was crispy...I enjoyed it but nothing was mind blowing or new path paving. My kid liked her cheesy bread with a side of cheese sauce...what else is there in life that's better than carbs and cheese. I will say that the crust was still pretty soft and crispy even the next day and reheating in the oven...that wasn't something I was expecting.