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From: "Oil Change Coupons" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2014 09:24:30 -0700

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delish. Go simple, as we did, and have the true pizza of Italia. Tomatoes, fresh basil, cheese, olive oil. Byo beer or wine, no cork charge. The flour is imported, the sauce is spot on, and the mozzarella is bufalina legit. Want a waiter to kiss your ass, a cloth napkin and all the accessories? Go somewhere else. Want real deal brick oven pizza done right? Go to Antica. Our impromptu Italian date was awesome! My husband and I devoured our recommended San Gennaro. We both liked the pizza as a whole, but I liked the cheese and sweet onions best, and he liked the spicy peppers, so it worked out. The sausage was not spicy at all -- just right for me. The pizza came out on a big pan. Paper towels and cups are scattered on the tables. To-go boxes stand in the corner. There's a bottle opener by the ovens, bring your own beer. Very casual, very fun, and very god food. The ingredients are legit, and our pizza was cooked perfectly. Notes: The large family-style tables have strangers si
tting with strangers (usually Tech students). Very Italian. We really enjoyed the traditional Italian music playing in the large room. I wish I'd seen the Toppings/Condiments station earlier. There you can get fresh grated Parmesan, fresh minced garlic, coarse salt, ground black pepper, red pepper flakes, oil, and a couple other things to add to your pizza. The staff at the front of the store wasn't overly friendly, but I will come again, because this food is legit, and I love the presentation! Great find! You cannot go wrong with BYOB. This is a great way to have a fun night out without burning a hole in your wallet. I have been a couple times, mainly with friends and a bottle of wine each before going out! However, I have also been with my young cousins and they absolutely loved it. The open kitchen with the hearth ovens is a fun thing to watch so my cousins stood there in awe as the adults had some wine - perfect situation. The pizza itself is delicious. My only compl
aint is that the pizzas as a whole are not consistently cooked - meaning some pieces or bits of the pie are less cooked than others, and you'll have sections of crust that are a little too charred for my taste. However, that will only be a small part of your pizza so it is totally worth it! The space is open seating and its mainly large picnic benches. While it does get packed (I have had to wait outside before I could order before) they do a great job getting people in and out. There sincerely are not descriptive enough words to explain that this is far beyond a pizza restaurant to me. When I think of home back in Atlanta, I see myself sitting at that coveted table, tucked into the corner in the first room that sits above the long,