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sauce/cheese/toppings....best dough I've ever eaten. Sauce and toppings lived up to the hype, too. I'm giving this place a 4 for two reasons although the menu makes clear there are "no substitutions", you're also not allowed to leave anything off the pizza. So the menu should say "no modifications"....I know it's just a matter of semantics but I showed up expecting to be able to 86 the onions (without asking to 'substitute' another ingredient in their place) only to be told that all pizzas are made exactly as they appear on the menu. This "no modification" rule means that people with certain allergies will never be able to eat here. And to me, that's just dumb. For the bigger eaters out there, it's an expensive meal. Yes, I know they import their ingredients and there's an associated cost for high quality ingredients. But $19 for essentially the most basic pizza is a lot of money. I suppose most people (unlike me) could share a pizza so $20 for two people to eat is very affordable. I'm a normal guy but since I can easily take down a whole pie by myself, there's no way my wife and I can get out of here without buying two pizzas ($40). On the plus side, it's BYOB...so you can off-set some of the costs that you'd normally incur on typical night out by packing your own vino. This ended up being our first stop for a meal when visiting Atlanta this summer, and we were pleasantly surprised. We were jet lagged and driving around town looking for food. This was nearby and we remembered it from yelp. The space is very limited and family style. Just squeeze in where you can find a spot and start making a few new acquaintances. We had a simple margherita pizza since we were with three kids and they said it was the best pizza they ever had. After being on a red eye layover flight and up 24 hours, that's saying something. We fed all of us for around $20 and the seating by us was next to the kitchen where we watched them make and bake the pies. Really unique experience. Would love to try all their eateries that are right there in a row with it sometime. It's definitely a great place to go with a group of people you want to share with, but at the same time it's expensive so you don't really want to share and just want to save it in your little treasure box for you to enjoy throughout the week. If you're a fan of pizza that is thinner and not deep dish, this is the place for you. I have to say that the girl that was at the cashier wasn't exactly welcoming
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