Chris’ Pizza

Lovely and delicious! Our server was very attentive, the décor is very nice and the food was excellent. Definitely try this place.

I was totally impressed with their delivery. Getting in late to a local hotel I found them on Unilocal and gave it a try. The eggplant parmigiana and a side of meatballs was a ton of food and it gave me 2 meals. Plus the food taste great. So good I wang to order again even though I’d also like to try something else. Highly recommend for delivery

It’s our second time getting pizza from here & its incredible, again! Their crust is delicious and the white pizza sauce is tangy yet light.

I am always pleasantly surprised by the quality of the dishes and the variety in the menu items. I do miss the big fountain but change is good. Can never resist their baklava. Try the pizza first. It’s our favorite.

we ordered this for delivery after returning home on a long flight. It was so yummy and fresh tasting, I would only have to say that I think the Gyros should come with a side. Other than that we will be coming back!!!

We have been coming here for years. Not sure what happened, new management not sure. Food is good, but portions are extremely small. I ordered a Gyro Platter and it only came with 4 slices of meat… Not good… Hopefully management will read this and understand you need to FEED a person and not serve snacks!

We shared the best Greek salad there, with Kalamata olives, feta, onions, peppers, thinly sliced red cabbage and a mixture of lettuces. It was so fresh and good, and plenty for two. Nice that the olives were pitted so you didn’t have to do anything complicated.
Then, the pizza was dynamite, with that different texture Greek crust, spinach, and more Kalamata olives.
I guess I should tell you that is has a slightly iffy health score, a low B at 82. As a food safety fan, I always check. On the other hand, I eat there fairly often and have had no ill effects and nothing to scare me. I eat there often because the food and the atmosphere are good. Maybe the score will come up next time the inspector visits. B is my personal cutoff point. No Cs for me.
It’s painted Aegean blue and white with sayings stenciled on the walls. Paintings of the Parthenon and other Greek marvels.
We did confide in the server that we were aiming for an early, nearby movie but it did not work out. She was nice as can be, and the slow food delivery was probably not her fault, but it was not perfect.
They have a Galaktoboureko, like a flan inside phyllo pastry, which they serve microwaved within an inch of its life. It’s no way to treat a delicate custard, sad.

I really loved this place. I don’t know why I never visited until this year. I lived in the area from 2010 – 2012 and never went. I met up with some friends for lunch on a Friday. Very casual environment. Lunch specials come with salad or soup (no substitutions) are available ALL LUNCH Monday — Friday 11:00 am — 3:30 pm. I purchased a PITA BREAD WRAPPED SANDWICHES​with lettuce, tomatoes, onions and tzatziki sauce and chicken breast as my meat. I also, ordered a side greek salad. This was plenty of food and it tasted great. I look forward to visiting again and trying out their pizza.

There comes a time when you’re at work and your lunch break is upon you. You’re tired of burger joints and the stand-​by chicken plate, so what’s left to eat? Chris’ Pizza.
I had been walking by this place since it’s right around the corner from my job, but never went in. Today that all changed. I first want to say that the employees were friendly and were patient. If you must know what I ordered, I’ll tell you. It was an eggplant parmesan sub and I nixed the fries since the parm was a foot long and I found the fries unnecessary.
Now to the parm: Delish! The bread was toasted and crispy and the eggplant was a perfect golden brown. The bell peppers and cheese were the perfect compliment to the sandwich.
As I was saying about the employees, they went above and beyond when it came to my meal and just general hospitality. My waiter Joey was sweet enough to offer delivery to my job since I was there alone and couldn’t leave.
I’ll be back.

We order from Chris’ Pizza (Or Chrispizza as we like to call it) all the time. LOVE that they deliver. So nice to have delicious calamari brought to the door. We are continually pleased.
Just two things — more sauce with the entrees would be great. And the chicken on the chicken parm tastes over seasoned/​salty? As though it was a frozen breast. The texture is fine and I keep ordering it, but a fresh cutlet would be ideal. I do appreciate the cost of the food, though.
Overall I would recommend this place in Toco Hills. If I worked closer, I would go for lunch.

Delicious «Greek» style pizza and Greek American dishes, served in a casual atmosphere.
I love the Greek Special pizza. Everything I’ve ever had here has been delicious.
Save room for the southern style coconut cake!

I found the food here to be quite mediocre. We got the lunch special of a sandwich with fries and a salad. The salad was puny and the fries were soggy. Everything else on the menu was costly.

I ate here for the first time last week and it was wonderful. I had the eggplant parm and my husband had spaghetti and meatballs and we shared the falafel appetizer. I loved my meal, my husband didn’t like the meatballs but liked the rest of his meal, said the meatballs tasted prepackaged and chewy.
The décor was nice and I was told it was updated. I will for sure return to try their pizza.

Chris’ Pizza House is located near Famous Pub and Petite Auberge in the Toco Hills Shopping Center — around the corner is a «Kosher» Kroger.
I’ve been coming to Chris’ for about 20 years, off-​and-​on and the food has been consistently good. Recently the restaurant is under new management and has been spruced up quite a bit with a modern interior (previously it was a bit garish in bright «Greek» blue and white — also the huge ficus trees under the skylight have been removed). Luckily the food is every bit as good as it was 20 years ago.
Chris’ Pizza House is a Greek style pizza restaurant. I think I first encountered this style while living in Florida and indeed, the first time I took my friend Eric to Chris’ he called it «a treasure» — Eric is originally from the Daytona Beach area. Athens Pizza is another Greek style pizza establishment, with a bit more menu options. What you’ll find here are pizzas with a bit thicker crust that are a bit airier than neapolitan, more like a soft flat-​bread. They can be had with gyro meat, feta cheese and delicious kalamata olives which changes the flavor composition quite a bit. The salads also feature similar compositions and a quite handy Greek-​style dressing. You’ll also find the typical gyro wrap and plate options you’d except of your typical Greek restaurant. All here are quite good.
Honestly, I usually come to this location for the pizza or gyro so I can’t tell you much about the other Greek options. I expect the souvlaki and mousaka to be quite good, if the pizzas and gyros are any indication. The lunch deals here are also quite good and affordable and there’s plenty of parking (the shopping center is quite large and busy), although the parking is a bit haphazard with weird throughways, probably due to the site being reconfigured over many years. Chris’ is also a great source for takeout food.
My preference is to split a salad and have either a veggie or Chris’ Special Pie (Pepperoni, Hamburger, Sausage, Feta Cheese, Mushrooms, Peppers, Onions). Or the salad plus the Gyro Plate will surely satisfy your appetite.
Prices are reasonable and service is very good.
(also published in much longer food on my food blog)

I’m no Greek food connoisseur. I don’t even like the smell of Greek food. OH!!- but let me tell ya. Chris’ Pizza. This unassuming shop in the Toco Hills plaza has ME as its’ number one fan WHEN i NEED «that Greek lemon and chicken soup» also known as AVGOLEMONO SOUP, or when I want a delicious turkey and cheese sub.
When I’m sick with a cold or the flu, I usually want nothing other than ««that Greek lemon and chicken soup» also known as AVGOLEMONO Soup. Problem is, it’s actually not that easy to find on a DAILY basis. Have YOU tried? Try it, and see what you come up with. Not only does Chris’ have it, but its’ deliciously creamy, tasty, and just lemony. It certainly makes me smile with the flu, and I’ll be darned if I don’t start FEELING BETTER after eating it, and having a little Gatorade.
The Avgolemono soup is SO good that I drove from downtown Atlanta to Toco Hills and back JUST to get SOUP.
Nice, airy shop with nautical colors that appeared spotlessly clean. I showed up after lunch so no one was in there, but a really nice lady was working at the front and answering the phones.

Had a great Greek dinner w/​friends here at Chris’s Pizza!
I had Greek Sampler Plate w/​Greek salad and some fries. The gyros, grilled chicken n pork are just delicious! I also like the salad, the dressing was at a right amount.
The price is reasonable and the ambience is also great! (newly renovated)
the only reason why I gave 4stars: slow service… took us more than 15mins to get our water.

This place is nestled in the Toco Hills shopping center next to Office Depot. They do dine in and takeout.
What to get: house potatoes for sure. Little potato wedges with seasoning that need no dipping sauce (ketchup will ruin them). Their gyros are messy since they are stuffed to the brim with meat and veggies and sauce. (Read — you will need extra napkins).
Pizza is obviously what they are known for given their name. Fresh ingredients and fresh dough lead to mouth watering pizza.
The service wasn’t 5 star. Maybe 3 star. Takeout is honestly your better choice here. The upside is they do wrap their gyros in foil to help prevent sogginess of accompanying items.
It’s good, honest Greek food with reasonable pricing and good location.

I rediscovered this Chris’ Pizza House when I moved to this area last year. This was the ex’s favorite place… so needless to say I avoided Chris’ for awhile.
I had been wanting some gyro meat and good hummus and did my usual Unilocaling to find a way to satisfy my craving. Saw Chris’ and thought why not give it a try, didn’t realize until I walked into the restaurant that I’d been here many times before.
I’m a creature of habit and pick one thing and stick with it. We had always gotten the pizza (which is delicious) but I decided for a gyro plate and Chris’ House Potatoes. This place is a hit or miss. Maybe it just depends on when I go because sometimes the meat is juicy and freshly sliced and sometimes it’s super dry and slightly burnt. The potatoes can be deliciously crispy or sometimes undercooked. I never know when I come here which I’m going to get. The inconsistency can be a little frustrating. But when it’s good, it’s good.

We were going to go Cibo Osteria… but that closed… boo.
But, it made us choose Chris’ Pizza… which turned out to be good.
No frills, nothing fancy.
But the Greek salad was good, the pita was good (the hummus was odd, but not terrible) we ordered the Greek Pizza (gyro meat, onions and feta with a white sauce) it was good, the crust was food. the kids pizza was good, nothing fancy, service was solid and friendly.
great new neighborhood find, even though it’s been around for close to 30 years, it’s new to us.
And that’s just fine.

My review is a bit biased, as I am not a huge fan of Greek food. I will say that I order delivery from Chris’ Pizza a lot, and I have never had a bad experience. The food is good; it just doesn’t blow me away. One recommendation. Do NOT get the spanakopita. It’s not nearly as good as the frozen stuff you can get at Costco.
Their tzatziki sauce is amazing. Definitely try either the Greek Combo or the Gyro Special. The Greek Salad is excellent as well.
Their baklava is AMAZING! Order double what you want; you’ll be glad you did.