PizzaForno — Restaurant in Atlanta

I was taking the kids to Activate (local gaming place) and decided this might be interesting. I had read the reviews, so I prepared the kids that it might not be great, but it would be an interesting novelty. I also brought paper plates, napkins and a pizza cutter, which was good because the machine doesn't slice it for you. We got 1 cheese and 1 pepperoni pizza for a total of $25. I didn't realize that you couldn't watch the process of it being made. Every once in a while, it shows you a pre-made video of a pizza being made, so that was disappointing. When they came out, the cheese pizza was perfectly cooked on top; the pepperoni was half overcooked, half a little bit on the undercooked side. Hardly any pepperoni. For the bottom, both pizzas were cooked but very soft, definitely not crusty, more of a pita bread feeling. Taste was meh. Definitely need to work on the flavor, cooking the bottom, and adding a little more pepperoni. All-in-all, the experience was fun for the novelty and the kids enjoyed it for that aspect, but we won't be back (mostly because we don't live in the area). If we lived closer, maybe for a late night snack if there weren't any other options. It was definitely something...

The machine completely broiled this thing. Maybe it’s because it’s 93° outside today and the temp needs to be brought down?

Either way, the kiosk made it impossible to add the Meat pizza. So I tried to get the pepperoni but the card reader wasn’t working or scanning my card.

Feeling defeated, I went to my phone and downloaded the APP. Installed and signed up for an account and was able to buy the meat pizza. Got a code, went up to the kiosk, entered my pin and then got this really...

It's hard to rate this like a business because it's essentially just a vending machine that gives you pizza, lol. I think if you go in with that expectation it's pretty good. It was a fun novelty, and I think it would make a good late night snack. It felt hard to give a rating for service, because it's a robot... And atmosphere, well- it's in a gas station parking lot. If you're curious about it, it's worth $10 for a cheese pizza, but I don't think it's gonna be replacing pizzerias...