Where to find the best pizza in Atlanta

With so many amazing pizza places in Atlanta, there’s no reason to ever settle for bad pizza again. No matter what type of pizza you like ( Neapolitan-, New York-, Jersey-, Detroit-, or Chicago-style), you can find a pizza joint in Atlanta to satisfy your craving. Check out these restaurants for the best pizza in Atlanta.

Whole pizza.mahyar motebassem/Unsplash

Antico Pizza Napoletana

Giovanni DiPalma created the popular Antico Pizza Napoletana on the Westside of Atlanta in 2009 and within weeks had a line of visitors out the door. It is widely regarded as some of the best Neapolitan pizza in the city. You can choose from a selection of red sauce pizzas or white sauce pizzas, or you can try a calzone. Antico has locations on the Westside, at the Battery, and in Alpharetta.

Fellini’s Pizza

Fellini’s Pizza was established in the 1980s and has grown into a popular Atlanta chain. With seven locations around the city, you’re never too far from a Fellini’s Pizza. You’ll love the price - $2.95 for a massive slice of pizza. You can make it your own with additional toppings. Check out their locations in Buckhead, Candler Park, Decatur, Howell Mill, Lavista, Ponce De Leon, and Roswell Road.

MTH Pizza

MTH Pizza in Smyrna creates chef-inspired pizzas that are baked in a Renato brick oven. MTH stands for Mussman, Turner, and Hall, the same three friends behind nearby restaurants Muss & Turners and Local Three. Their house pizzas include classics like Margherita and a selection of seasonal and unique creations like the Gourdo with a butternut squash base. They also offer a build-your-own option and a couple Detroit style pizzas, as well as salads, wings, and antipasti.

Slice of pepperoni pizza.Peter Bravo de los Rios/Unsplash

Triple Jays Pizza Bar

Triple Jays Pizza Bar started as a food truck and is now a brick and mortar pizzeria in Midtown. You can choose from New York –style pizzas or Detroit-style pizzas by the pie or by the slice. You can also get flavor drenched wings, salads, fries, and desserts. Try their New York-style Da Meats with Canadian bacon, pepperoni, sausage, and bacon or their Detroit-style BBQ Chicken with BBQ sauce and tender chicken.

Pizza Jeans at Root Baking Co.

The owners of Root Baking Co. at Ponce City Market found success in their Friday night pizza pop-ups, so they decided to open up Pizza Jeans. Their pizza menu is simple: options of red sauce or white sauce as a slice or a whole pizza with your choice of additional toppings. They also have breadsticks, subs, a salad, and desserts like cannoli and a New York cheesecake to round out your pizza experience.

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