Cameli’s Pizza

Have been in twice and the bartenders have been very friendly — best part of the experience. Good beer selection for a pizza place and cat beat a rooftop view!

Just another pizza place. The service is actually decent, at least the night we went. But it was also trivia night, so maybe that helped. Overall though, the pizza is nothing exciting, it’s really just an average pizza joint.

As usual I had great service. Our server was Sade and she was awesome. We had Penne with meatballs and I have a Calzoni with pepperoni and onions. They are one of the few places that actually have Peroni on tap. You can’t beat the $ 19 pitcher of Peroni. There is plenty of seating to watch the game or the people. Either way you will be comfortable. Until my next visit I will be coming back to satisfy my pizza craving.

I’ve been ordering delivery from this place at least once a month for years, and it has always been our preferred pizza option, as there aren’t come-​to-​you pie options in EAV outside of deplorable Papa Shittys.
Unfortunately, Camelli’s has totally outsourced all delivery to a third-​party delivery service (mobile app) that either isn’t working or has reduced their delivery radius. I live exactly 3 miles from Camelli’s doorstep, but no longer have the ability to order their pizza. Though good, this has never been destination-​worthy pizza, so they’ve lost a long-​time customer today.
Very disappointed in this development, as well as the nonchalant response from the staff that «yeah, we’ve had a lot of people saying they’re having trouble with the app. There’s a $ 5 off coupon if you get it to work. We take pick-​up orders». How about $ 5 off for having to drive my ass to the restaurant for the rest of forever if I want to give you money?
Ugh, somebody please open a quality pizza joint in East Atlanta Village that delivers. Kirkwood has got the very tasty Urban Pie and they deliver. We’ve got Grant Central, which doesn’t deliver, and their pizza also sucks ass. Why oh why have you forsaken me pizza gods?

Oh boy where to start. The positive: server, do not think she was great, she did as good as she could since they were very short staffed. Food; horrible. Location and ambiance: good although I don’t like the feel of the restaurant that much.
Since it is under category of a restaurant 2 star fits.
If it was a bar it would be 3 star.

Ordered a pizza at about 11pm on Sunday for pickup. Order was ready in 12 minutes and was delicious. Great thin crust pizza and friendly staff.

The Pizza here is great. I always get the gluten free stuff and it’s really really good. The crust is really thin and crispy and it’s a lot like the BEST possible take home pizza you could get from the grocery store.
I’ve had their normal stuff and it’s 100x better. They have lots of beer

Absolutely RIDICULOUS delivery service. Staff at the store was unapologetic, rude & disrespectful when we called to find out about our order. Requested discount due to how extremely late the order was, but we were told we were not able to use the discount until our «next» order. That’s one discount we will not be using. Unless you like cold pizza, this is NOT the place for you.

Came in here tonight with friends to play trivia and what a wonderful vibe this place has! It was pretty empty (it was a Thursday night after some storms afterall), but all of the patrons here were fun and personable and made for such a great environment. The staff was great as well! Attentive without being in your face, low-​key in the very best way.
I had a side of their meatballs — delicious! — and a couple of Guinness drafts. The only reason I’m not giving 5 stars is because the beers were a little on the pricey side (over $ 6 a piece where most places I find it for around $ 5). My friends ordered a monster slice and the turkey panini and both said they were delicious. The monster slice is indeed a monster slice! Be hungry when you order it! :)
The location is wonderful since you’re right in the heart of Little Five Points. The upstairs patio claims to offer great views of the city skyline, but I think it might be better in fall with less trees. Nonetheless, they offer a «best picture» contest that awards folks free Cameli’s money for the best pictures taken from there… and that’s a fun added bonus.
Definitely recommend Cameli’s for the atmosphere, the lovely staff, and the delicious food. Come casual, belly up to the bar and chat with the other locals who wander in. If you do and you still have a bad time, it’s all on you.

Hey! I’m only reviewing this for the VEGANS out there. I have not had a good slice of pizza in the 3 years that I’ve been vegan and trust me… I’ve tried. Cameli’s has stolen my heart because they make a vegan pizza that is amazing and because of them… I can now go to pizza joints again (which I had completely given up on). I also hear that they have a vegan calzone… I can’t wait to try it!
So, for all of you who have no dietary restrictions, this review isn’t for you because our palates are clearly different. What I wouldn’t give for a regular slice of cheesy pizza… but Cameli’s makes me believe I’m no longer missing much! (Disclaimer: I put meat on my pizzas. I only need to avoid milk — i.e. cheese, butter, etc… so I’m not vegan. But I put vegan in the review because that’s what I have to search to find restaurants that have milk free (ie. vegan options). Hope this helps someone!)

This is one of my favorite late night pizza spots to stop in, with those huge famous slices we all crave!!!
I usually only stop In late at night but it always tastes so good every time, their slices are very BIG but very thin and they have a unique crust which I am a fan of their pizza style! If your in the area make a stop in and try for yourself, if it’s late at night you may catch a glimpse of me enjoying a slice or two upstairs!!!

Meat lasagna and chicken ravioli should have been called meatless. 20.00 pitchers of beer and service was not great; had to begin meal with plastic forks. Not recommended.

There was a time when Fellini’s ruled the world of «pizza-​by-​the slice». Atlanta has found it’s new king in Cameli’s «Monster Slice».
Comparing apples-​to-​apples: Cameli’s has a better slice of cheese on its own. Giant, foldable slices that are thin enough to eat without utensils and a crust that is perfectly crispy. I’m not talking about the outer crust, but the dough beneath the sauce and cheese. Who else does this? I don’t know, but if they do, they probably don’t do it as well as Cameli’s.
The new Little Five location is welcome sight.
I love sitting upstairs the patio where they can accommodate even large parties in the Winter or Summer months.
My go-to’s:
— Monster Slices of sausage and mushroom
OR
— a whole bougie pie; yes a «bougie» pie because it has all this deliciousness on it!
Beer selection is pretty great. Lots of local brews — I really like how they carry Monday Night Brewing (a nice pitcher of «Drafty Kilt», is a nice tasty beverage to wash this down with.

The usually on point Cameli’s hasn’t been as tasty my last few visits. Not sure what the change was but the monster slice has been a bit undercooked. Also a new server hit a sour not when he made fun of how I said slice. I love to kid around but first I did not know him and second I don’t like the idea of this guy mocking people who may have a lisp or difficulty speaking (having a close friend with a stammer who gets hurt when people make fun of him) particularly in the rude way he did.

The pizza is really yummy! Sauce is good. Crust is thin. Not the best flavor crust but the flavor of the pizza makes up for that. Service was good. I sat on the rooftop and the view was great. They also stay open until 2:30am on Saturdays which is great. Oh and the Jalapeño Margarita was good!!!
I enjoyed this place and will definitely be back. My only reccomendation is to find better bands for the weekend. The one on my first visit was not all that great. Kinda killed the vibe. And I was not alone in these thoughts. Not to be mean but hopefully they screen better bands or solo musicians other weekends. This was my first visit but as I said I will be back. Good place. Nice vibe.

After reading some of the reviews I was a little nervous the pizza wouldn’t be good. I ended up being pleasantly surprised. I got the monster slice with pepperoni and basil. It was HUGE and super delicious. My friend got the #5 pizza and said hers was amazing as well.
The Caprese salad was a great appetizer. I love tomatos. They have $ 5 Sangria everyday so I tried it – not bad. It was a gorgeous day so we sat on the rooftop. It has a great view and well I just like rooftops. The service was great too. It was my first time there and the server answered all of my questions and made recommendations. I can’t wait to go back.
I went on a Saturday evening. I originally planned to have a few drinks and hang out for a while since they don’t close until around 2 but my visit was cut short. We were sitting right next to the band and the lead singer was very pitchy… like seriously screaming into the mic lol. At first I thought it was karaōke but when she kept singing I realized it wasn’t. We couldn’t handle it for long so we got the check and went somewhere else. I guess that’s my only complaint.
Parking is free in the back of the restaurant.

I am actually in Cameli’s pizza as I write this review after my very first time dining here. I only ordered one mega slice of pizza with sun-​dried tomatoes and spinach. It was good, but a little on the bland side. Although the slice was quite large by Atlanta pizzeria standards, this slice size would be normal size or perhaps a bit larger and good bit cheaper at in any standard NY pizzeria.
I would have chalked this up to a pretty good experience if it weren’t for the super slow service. I don’t see why I had to wait 1 hour and 15 mins in total for everything including getting a menu, my order, my check for my SINGLE slice of pizza. The service is SO SLOW. It wasn’t even that busy of a night. Due to gorgeous spring weather, most of the 30 or so patrons were on the rooftop, but the entire downstairs was nearly empty. There were at least 5 wait staff. I would not like to see how slow they could get on a packed night.
I highly recommend going upstairs on the rooftop when the weather is nice. There is a great view of the Atlanta city skyline.
Overall, good pizza, but not good enough to wait an exorbitant amount of time for. I recommend it only if you are there with someone to socialize with or you have time to kill.

This is a delivery review, so I’ve rated it on that basis.
Veggie pizza, fried ravioli and Greek salad ordered and delivered fairly quickly by Zifty. Despite the quick delivery, the pizza and ravioli were maybe a little on the cool side, but nothing out of the ordinary for delivery.
Vegetables on the pizza were nicely prepared and not overcooked — still had some crunch to them. Nice crust. I’d order that again. Raviolis maybe not, or at least not delivery. These puppies would be better ordered in the restaurant. Fried appetizers don’t travel as well. Salad was a salad. No better or worse than offered by other pizza joints. Ingredients were fresh, not wilted.
Final grade is four stars and based on this delivery experience, I’d say a visit to the restaurant is in order.

I came across this place after I discover my fave bar Corner Tavern was closed for fire repairs. This location is right next to tiuania Garage and front page news on Morland ave. I was a little impressed the two out door seating one on the sidewalk and a on the rooftop. Two bars up stairs and down.
Now the food is ok. I just ordered there monster slice and a can of PBR. There pizza was ok no th best in the world. It is worth coming back for. Price is very reasonable. Two Giantor Slices and two cans of PBR for 12 bucks not bad. The service is consistent. The servers do check up on you. The place closes at 2 am is a huge plus also.

I love the rooftop patio here! Gorgeous skyline view and perfect for a nice meal (or drinking session) outside on a lovely day. The pizza and food here are A-​OK, but this rooftop gets an extra star.
I’ve eaten the pizza at the other location a few times. I really like getting the monster slice and customizing with the toppings I want. I’m particularly fond of mushrooms and they are really fresh here. On my visit to this location, I had the chips to start off with loaded with blue cheese dressing and large chunks of blue cheese. A great appetizer to eat when you’re drinking a lot of beer. We also sampled the garlic bread with cheese. You can never go wrong with garlic bread and cheese. I ate the chicken pesto panini as my main meal. It came with a lot of chicken. I actually had to take some out of the sandwich as it was a bit overwhelming. The rosemary focaccia was pretty good.
The star of the place is their rooftop patio. I would spend all of my free afternoons here if I could (and if it was closer to home or work). They have a decent drink selection so it’s a great place to camp out with some good friends and enjoy yourself. I will be going back very soon to enjoy some Fu Manbrew and bask in the sun as the beautiful spring weather rolls in.