(404) 880-9559
309 N. Highland Ave.
Atlanta,
GA
30307
33.763
-84.3578
Neighborhoods: Eastside, Poncey Highlands, Eastside
Fritti
What People Are Saying About Fritti
The Editor
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Citysearch
In Short – Done up in red and black, this urban hot spot is anything but a neighborhood pizza joint. A pair of brick beehive ovens center the small, edgy dining room. A hip bar sits on the right as you walk in, and a modest patio, bordered by amphoras and potted plants, is open in good weather. Service is extremely professional and friendly. Authentic flavors, simply presented, are at the heart of this European-style pizzeria. Crispy, perfectly tender calamari arrive on a square of brown craft paper. Crunchy-soft croquettes are spiked with sausage. Pizzas, which are small enough for one…
11/03/09
absolute worthless waitress here!
by tony clifton
Well, we had lunch here and it was a disaster, the blonde waitress here on Novemember 3, 2009 at about 1:30 pm, on the outside was worthless! I don't know if it was because she was blonde or just....I don't know. But she manage to get both me and my wife's order all wrong, then wanted to tell us that she brought out what we ordered! I just don't know why she did not write any of it down?? what a ditz! We won't return UNLESS we hand her what we want, written down by US!
- Pros: great pizzas!
- Cons: the waitress for lunch has no memory!
10/26/09
Gone seriously downhill
by Iheartgoodfood
Last time I was here there was an Italian guy directing the kitchen - the pizza was superb. This time (three days ago) he wasn't there and the food was bad, yes, bad. Three miniature scraps of overpriced bruschetta followed by pizza wallowing in soggy tomato sauce. Only one pizza out of the four we had was adequate - the rest were overpriced and under-flavored. And they are not cheap. Reading through the other reviews this place has gone hot and cold over the years. It's really really cold right now, go somewhere else.
- Pros: Good wine list
- Cons: Mediocre overpriced pizza
08/22/09
I am not a pizza fan, BUT...!
by MissLola
I am truly NOT a pizza fan; someone posted about being from New Haven, and how their pizza's the best? Not so. Lived there over ten years. ("apizza?" please.)
Brooklyn has better street corner pizza shops...
However, I digress.
We were looking for some place different. We decided to try Fritti. I opted for the Bianca (white, sauceless) pizza, as I am leery about red sauce that is not cooked by me or my mom..;-).
After about 10 min, we were served....it was WONDERFUL. Truly.
Service? eh. Waitress waited until we were just about done to ask if everything was fine (it was, but my husband, who managed a large restaurant years ago, noticed that she didn't check back soon enough.) We still left a great tip.
We had a slight wait-it was 10 pm on a Friday. Were offered a seat in the lower, uncovered patio, but declined, as people were smoking, and it was really obvious. We were glad we did-five minutes after we were seated, the sky opened up-thunder, lightning-the works!
We are definitely planning a trip back,and I am bringing visiting friends there for part of a fun night out.
- Pros: Bianca pizza! Whatever the husband had...
- Cons: Server-didn't check back much....
The Details on Fritti
When to Go:
On Sundays, enjoy $2 bloody mary's, bellinis and mimosas.
The Extras:
For more formal dining visit sister Sotto Sotto; it's in the same building.
When to Go:
On Sundays, enjoy $4 bloody mary's and mimosas, plus breakfast pizzas.
Smoking Permitted:
Yes
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