Rosa's Pizza

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bluerooster

Joined 2 years ago

Best pizza south of th' Mason/Dixon line. I've known Tony for over 23 years, And was dissapointed when he closed shop here. And moved to ATL. But I'm glad he's doing well.

I reccomend Th' Rosas special, wit' extra cheese.

The Lasagna is pretty dang good too!

good portions, and a good price.

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Nesha

Joined 3 years ago

LOVE IT. This is one of the best pizza spots in Atlanta. If you need a great slice, stop by Rosa's.

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ilovemywife

Joined 5 years ago

Mama Mia !!! It's Rosa's. 1 slice of spinach, 1 slice of mushroom, and I am good to go. This is my favorite pizza in the city. I don't eat pork, but tomatoes, onions or even sun dried tomatoes all make for a pleasant pizza eating experience. Even with a crowded lunch line wrapped around the whole store and down the stairs, the ordering process is different , but finely tuned to get you in and out. Next!!! Price is cool, store is old but relatively clean. Rosa's is my spot.

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kallycoop

Joined 6 years ago

Wasnt the best ive had. Going to Gsu, eating down town in between classes is hard. Growing up in Long Island. I know real pizza. There pizza is good. But, When I see an employee sneeze and not wash his hands and contunue to make pizza. Makes me want to run as fast as I can from this place.

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atlcuisineguy

Joined 6 years ago

Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing! The Best In Atlanta!. I've lived in NYC and Chicago, and never in a million years did I think pizza like this would be found in Atlanta. And boy was I wrong. I had to take my son down to GSU for registration and books, and we stopped into Rosa's. Just perfect. No frills, just a hole-in-the wall near Georgia State. But when we walked in, and smelled the pizza, I knew something good was coming our way. This is the real thing, with real Italian's working behind the counter. Thin crust, great maranara, and too much cheese. Just the way I like it. You do not need toppings, but the Italian Sausage is very good.

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collier42

Joined 6 years ago

CLOSE. As a NY transplant and being accused of being a "Pizza Snob" I can state without hesitation that Rosa's is the closest thing you will get to NY style pizza here in Atlanta. If you know what makes a good pizza (thin crust, little sauce, lots of cheese and olive oil) then you get it. The only criticism I have with Rosa's is that they need to "tweak" the sauce a bit.

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ctlstaff

Joined 6 years ago

Very dirty store... Def needs a face lift. the pizzas good but I'm a clean freak. its very un-clean. Not top notch in my book.

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papahawk

Joined 7 years ago

Bit of NY in ATL. Couldn't wait to try when I hear all of the reviews of best NY pizza. They are right. Night thin crispy crust a bit of saucce and nicely melted cheese, don;t need toppings. Calzone's good dough and sauce on side; used to more ricotta with the nice hint of mozarella, they reverse it but still good.

If you like the generic non-pizza of Pizza Hut go across the street, if you want excellent pizza go here. Don;t come for the atmosphere it is all about the pizza

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cappycee

Joined 6 years ago

GRESSY MESS. Ok. If you like gressy oily pizza. Check this place out. Very well done crust. Great location. Staff was a bit pushey. Deffently not going to go back.

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sciporter

Joined 6 years ago

Thank you, proximity. I have this disabling/annoying condition- you see, I absolutely love pizza, down to the very core of me (namely, my belly), but I can only enjoy certain kinds (namely, 'good' or 'very well-made'). I go to GSU, and decided to try this place out as I was walking to Aderhold for a class. So many non-New York states try to get the New York pizza right, and fail miserably (e.g. a pizza place a couple blocks away). Rosa's not only delivers a superb New York style pizza, but offers great prices for what you are getting (huge cheesy goodness). I HIGHLY recommend everyone stop by at least once.