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VOTING CLOSED: Who has the best pizza in Atlanta?

The Grandma Pie is a chewy, crispy, saucy, cheesy study in delicious simplicity. Photo Credit- Mia Yakel. Styling Credit- Anthony Spina.

Credit: Mia Yakel

Credit: Mia Yakel

The Grandma Pie is a chewy, crispy, saucy, cheesy study in delicious simplicity. Photo Credit- Mia Yakel. Styling Credit- Anthony Spina.
By Jen West
Feb 29, 2016

There is something romantic about a well-made pizza pie and Atlanta takes its pizzas very seriously.

Thinking of a night out on the town with your loved one soon? A pizza date night might be in order.

Great pizza can be found far and wide, as this OTP list proves. These are worth the drive.

Feeling like pizza, but can't quite convince your group? There's something for everyone at these under the radar Italinan restaraunts ... including pizza.

Let us know who makes your go-to pizza in Atlanta. Don't see your favorite? Leave a message in the comments to let us know.

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