Enzo’s Pizza

Best pizza in Tucker. They are open at their new location! The service is wonderful and the food is full of flavor. The new spot is a bit bigger inside than the old location. Highly recommend them for a great pizza and beer night.

Best New York style pizza I’ve found to date. Great prices and food. Pitcher of Stella only $ 11! Hubby and my go to place when craving a pie!

I came here a few times. I have yet to stop by since it has reopened. It’s good although I’m not the biggest fan of the buy one get one Sicilian pizza. This was my first time trying that style of pizza, so honestly, I have nothing to compare it to. I will say that the service is always good and I do enjoy the New York style pizza and the calzones. If you love pizza, I suggest that you try this restaurant out.

They Moved. New Location is open now! No longer on Hugh Howell Rd. New location less than 1min away on Cowan Rd in Tucker. Looks good and much larger than the old location! Same good food!
4437 Cowan Rd
Tucker, GA 30 084

This place is great. Fresh food with fresh ingredients. I had a slice of the margarita pizza and others had the buffalo chicken and the goombah without meatballs. Everyone loved the food. Service was average. All in all a good experience! Garlic knots were good, too.

Wow! The BEST pizza I have had on a long time! We got a medium Family Pizza… it’s HUGE!
Current health score: 100.
My official favorite pizza/​italian place!

The new location on Cowan Rd is less than half a mile from the old one on Hugh Howell — it is just great. It was worth the wait for them to get open again. My husband and I haven’t had such a good pizza since the old location closed. Same great chef still there!

They are closed, they are moving down the street not sure of reopen date! I was excited to try them out maybe next time.

By far the best pizza I’ve eaten in stone mountain! When I come to Enzo’s I either get a couple of the sicilian slices or a calzone but always with an order of garlic knots! The garlic knots are drowning in a sea of butter and real chopped garlic which makes them delicious trust me on this one! Of course you must have your greens so don’t forget to order a salad with that. Either one is pretty awesome really! It just depends on whether you prefer spinach or romaine but both are equally delicious! Those other pizza places have lost my business!

Those garlic breads are to die for, pizza, calzone are amazing, nice clean and friendly

I want you to think about Chicken Parmesan. Go ahead, picture it in your head, the cheese oozing over the edges of a lightly fried cutlet, trapping the marinara in the middle. Ooh, that toasted hoagie roll so crispy and warm. The light sprinkling of parsley and oregano over it, wafting the familiar scent towards your nostrils… Oh, wait. You’re at Enzo’s, where a Chicken Parmesan sub is basically a chicken philly with some red sauce thrown at it.
I mention the chicken «parmesan» sub first, because it was the first thing we got, even though it was ordered a full five minutes after our other food. Seriously, one of our salads came AFTER the sub, and only after we asked about it twice.
The other items were a slice of the Nancy Pizza, which came to the table looking like a regular cheese slice that someone threw a bunch of toppings on and then TRIED to MAYBE melt some cheese over. The Calzone I got was tasty and filling, and they added ingredients were in an amount commensurate with the upcharge.
Overall, it was an underwhelming first (and last) experience. The servers (very loose use of this term) were without guidance to get the food to the right tables, and offered us other people’s food more than once. They use a photo placard system like Little 5 Pizza, but no one seems to know who the people in the pictures are. (ours WAS a pretty crappy shot of Jerry Lee Lewis) The kitchen staff were tripping over each other like the Keystone Kops, but not nearly as funny, and the person who appeared to be in charge seemed more interested in chatting up take-​out customers than dealing with his woefully inefficient staff. They *do* have a lovely stone fireplace outside for you to stare into and think profound thoughts while you wait for them to prepare your food and finally figure out that it s YOURS, and not that loud fat person over there’s.

Great Service, Great Pizza Enzo’s! Best In Town & all around! I wish they had more than 2 locations. Best pizza i ever had in my 17yrs in Georgia. The chicken Phillys are great too!

Great value — 7 bucks for two large slices of pizza. Nice interior, easy parking, friendly workers and great selection/​quality. Will definitely come back.

Short review:
My go to spot when I’m in the area if the pizza craving is kicking in.
Setup, menu and single slice sizes are similar to Fellini’s — good or bad on how you view it. Me thinks this was an ex partner or something. But the recipe works as there are other Enzo’s locations.
The patio has been remodeled or they just let the plants grow out. Very nice on a sunny /​hazy day just to chillax with a slice or two and some beer.
My favorite slices are the Family sans olives and the Goombah. Tried the Paisan; I’m glad I’m not a vegetarian. It’s tasty, but very different. Not my type of slice. Sicilian slice is meh. It’s some toppings on thick bread. Stick to the other specials.
If you liked /​loved Fellini’s, you’ll feel right at home at Enzo’s.

This has got to be one of the best pizza places I’ve been to. The ingredients were fresh and delicious! The pizza was cooked to perfection.
The garlic knots were also to die for. Some of the best I’ve ever had.
Beer was priced well and the staff is super friendly.
Would recommend this to everyone.

Have read some pretty scathing reviews of this place on here. Honestly, I didn’t see a problem with the place. Ordered 2 pies, a family, and a goombah. Both tasty. Crust is nice and thin, and the ‘bones,’ or crusts are nice and light and airy. Sauce is good, wasn’t overpowering. Toppings were good.
Had to go with 3 stars for the awkward entrance ordering system, at which you feel a bit rushed and not very prepared to order. Also the pizza being just… pizza. Will go back again.

They got a new russian guy doing tge pizza and the slices are like he is still in russia…
I been going there for years but today is my last time.
Pizza slice used to be a great size now its half of whst it use to be.
Cheap ass cook bringing the biz down. It s not about the money but then again you ended buying extra slices cause they are giving you half of what you supposed to get…
They need to do better… for me… i ll find another pizza place.

We were actually going to another place when we drove by and saw that the place was packed, we checked Unilocal and Enzo’s had decent reviews, so we stopped.
Not sure if we had an isolated bad experience or this is normal. But, the pizza is mediocre at best. The pizza had at least 1.5 inch of crust with no cheese or sauce and there was one or two pepperoni’s per slice. The cheese and sauce was very light. The pie was a decent size, but in my mind, when paying top dollar for pizza, the pie should be large and the toppings should be thick.
VERY OVERPRICED!
Also, for you beer lovers. The choices are few. Luckily we are PBR drinkers and $ 6 for a ice cold glass pitcher worked out for us.
We sat on the patio and it was nice, but the inside was full of families. By full, I mean loud and chaotic. It is a family joint, so expect a lot of loud kids. Just sayin’

Enzo’s Pizza is a cool little restaurant on Hugh Howell RD. in Tucker, GA. Their specialty is pizza, but they also serve some salads and subs. Given that I have yet to try those, this review will be based upon the pizza.
First, a word about the restaurant itself. I like it. The interior of the restaurant is fairly standard and unremarkable. They do have a cool patio area that is a cool place to sit and enjoy good pizza and beer on a nice day, though. All those who have been to the area know that Hugh Howell doesn’t provide much scenery, but the owners have done a nice job sheltering patrons from the non-​existent view and traffic noise with a fountain and foliage.
Insofar as service, I’ve never dealt with anything but smiles and thank yous. Orders are placed at the counter, and you’ll receive a little placard that will let the server know the appropriate table to which to bring the food. Non-​alcoholic beverages are self-​service and and beers are usually ordered at the counter. I prefer it this way because that means there is no waiting around for a check. And don’t be lazy. It won’t kill you to walk 20 feet to get a refill of Coke or another pitcher of beer. The last thing we Americans need to do is walk less.
Now, for the most important part: the pizza. It’s very good. I would recommend the Neapolitan. I’ve had the Sicilian before, and while no fault of Enzo’s, I personally do not enjoy a really «doughy» pizza at all. I like my pizzas thin, where I can barely taste the crust, and the cheese, sauce and toppings really come through. When I go to Enzo’s, I usually order pepperoni and Italian sausage. For me, Italian sausage is something that can either taste really good, or quite offensive, but I do enjoy whatever variety is served at Enzo’s.
Finally, the only place I can say that I like hands down better than Enzo’s is New York Pizzeria. If you have tastes like mine, that is quite the compliment. Check it out if you’re in the area or passing by. I don’t think you’ll be dissappointed.
Pros: Very good pizza. Friendly service.
Cons: No major cons.
Verdict: Recommended.

Four of six beer taps not working — out of 3 salad dressings unavailable out if Pesto.
This was a go to place.
Too bad as the staff is kind — seems like a lack of management issue.