Pizza Jeans — Restaurant in Atlanta

As we were walking past Pizza Jeans my I said to my bestfriend, “ooh! Their Pizza looks good!” And he looked at me and said, “AND IT IS!!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Now listen, he knows food like I know food so at that moment… I had to have someeeeeeeeee.

Walking into the space it def gives off cute pizza bar vibes. The area is super clean, visually attractive and high energy. As I approached the cash register I was excited to see a menu. LoL! Don’t judge me, I was afraid I might have to read the writing on the wall. Haha!!! In any case, the hound lady was folding boxes to my left. She was super nice and welcomed me in. She told me to take my time and let her know when I was ready. Oh yeah, you know she got a tip. I love good service.

Being in love with the 90’s I decided to get a Mall Slice of Cheese and a regular slice of Pepperoni. If you didn’t grow up in the 90’s, watch an episode of Saved By The Bell so you can understand the art, attraction, and hidden nostalgia of a mall slice.

Placed my order, gave her my name and I was off to the side as they crafted my cheesy goodness.

When my slices were ready, the guy called my name and as soon as I looked at the plates I was mesmerized. I saw cheese bubbling, plain white greasy plates and uneven crust. I was excitedddddddddddd.

Now, as my eyes are first, I let the camera eat second because babeeeeeeee… if I didn’t, this review would have been all words. Ha.

Though my bestfriend said the pizza was good, I’ll be adult enough to admit that he lied. This pizza is amazing. I’m talking, bake me up a whole pie and leave me to my foodie moment alone. A man and his pie. Lmbo.

The crust was doughy but had a nice crisp to it. The under crust was this but not too thin, well baked and infused with the sauce and pizza perfectly.

Don’t ask me which slice tasted better because I am unable to fully evaluate that question until I have 30 more slices of each. LoL.

The cheese has its humble charm while the pepperoni had its texture variation and added robust pops of flavor, however, one thing for sure is that BOTH Slices were bite after bite of cheesy joy.

If you’re in the area and ready for a pizza filled moment of pure happiness, head to Pizza Jeans and get you...

Let me just start by saying: Wow. I didn’t know what to expect when I walked into this little pizza spot, but I’m already planning my next visit. I am not huge pizza eater, due to a gluten intolerance allergy, but I definitely will make an exception to indulge here.

The owner, who’s straight out of New York, brings all the swagger and passion you’d expect. I love that you can witness the pizzas being made as you wait for your slice. They have individual slices to go, whole pizzas, beer, wine, and roasted/baked chicken wings at reasonable prices.

The crust? Absolute perfection. Thin, crispy, with that perfect little char on the bottom, yet somehow still chewy in the middle. You can tell they’re serious about their sauce and cheese game too. Each bite was a perfect balance of tangy, gooey, and just salty enough to make me crave another slice before I even finished the first. The savory chicken wings are cooked to perfection, not too big and not too small in size.

The vibe is casual and fun-all the walls and tables are covered with vibrant colored 80s and 90s posters, with retro music playing in the background, transporting my brain to the fun pop culture I grew up listening to as a young kid.

If you’re looking for a taste of NY without hopping on a plane, this place is...

Ordered at 5pm and the pizza was hard. Also, margherita pizza is not a slice of regular cheese pizza with olive oil drizzled on top and one single piece of basil. Definitely not worth the money. I was hungry and this place had no line. Won’t return. My aunt was with me also. She said her white pizza slice was like cardboard. Sure wish I would have read the reviews because the people who said the same thing are absolutely right.

Response:

Your crust is more ROCK LIKE. And that’s Ok for those who “love it”. Domino’s, Pizza Hut, Fellini’s, Mellow Mushroom, frozen grocery store pizza, etc. is all preferred over this place, and that’s 100% okay. Your Margherita pizza is most definitely YOUR version of Margherita pizza, but it’s definitely NOT Margherita pizza. You don’t have to be upset or defensive about the many bad reviews that you’ve gotten. Instead, take each as a lesson and improve. If you don’t have customers you don’t have business. As a fellow culinarian, business owner, and coach, I’d be more than happy to give you some tips for creating a successful business and being more tactful when responding to customers. I sure wish I would have read reviews prior to purchasing. I could have avoided this unpleasant experience. Thanks for your...