PARKING - Small parking lot on one side and seems to be a larger one on the left…read more ATMOSPHERE - I like that the place had a non commercial feel to it and was very clean inside. STAFF - The servers were very friendly and helpful. FOOD - The pizza was good and flavorful. It wasn't outstanding or the best I have had but if I was in the area I would go again. We drove an hour to try the food based on pictures I seen online. I was sad that the buffalo chicken pizza didn't have the cool drizzle of sauce on the top like I was told previously. I also wish they would have a deep dish option but understand may be difficult with lots of options on the menu. PRICE - I felt the pizza cost was very reasonable and the medium and large pizza we had could have easily fed 4-5 people. THE GOOD - Unique menu - Clean restaurant and friendly staff - Prices pretty reasonable NOT SO GOOD -Really wasn't anything negative to say. The pizza tasted good and seemed like a cool place for a family to enjoy a meal at a good price.

I stopped by this place because I was craving a cheese pizza and it did not disappoint! There was…read morean arcade in the back and a full ice cream counter. It looked like a really fun place to bring kids! The pizza was SO cheesy and good and the staff was really nice. If I ever find myself close again, I'll be sure to drop by and grab a slice :)

Driving through town and stopped here before hitting a few antique stores next door. They had a…read moregood variety on the menu, BUT we were drawn to the smell of the hot variety of loaded pizzas and fresh all you can eat salad bar. Service was great. Patrons were friendly. We left fat and happy! #Yum

Food is absolutely high quality! Taste amazing and the smell ohh my god it smells like heaven. The…read moreservice is amazing too all waitresses are nice. And it gives an authentic Italian vibe

This is our FAVORITE pizza restaurant in Chattanooga…read more The pizza crust is perfectly crispy every time! The workers are always kind, and we're on a first name basis with all of them. The building is small but it's never cramp or busy enough to get super loud. I love the art they have on their walls. It's right next to AMC too, so perfect for date night. Make sure you have plenty of time before your movie though- The food takes some time to cook.

When you walk in you know that it's going to be good New York pizza. The smell of the pizza and…read morethe ovens.. it was a piece of my hometown. Staff were friendly and welcoming. The pizza is authentic nyc. All the ingredients were quality.

Pizza is solid, great crust and sauce. Deep dish or reg. Smash burger is excellent fries are best…read morethey make

Nice small town place. Good service…read more The burger and fries we had were prepared well but my wife didn't care for the sauce on hers. Would stop in again.

We went for the Deep Dish pizza. It wasn't as deep as Chicago pizza but it is much closer! LoL It…read morewas faster than Chicago deep dish & Delicious!! Great Service Clean location I will be back!!!

This quaint little place in Apison is a complete gem! It's not fast food- it's delicious food! As…read morealways, they are kind and courteous here, and the place is super clean, Today, I chose the hot meatloaf sandwich and their cornbread salad. It's a slab of meatloaf. It was the best meatloaf sandwich I've ever eaten. The cornbread salad is something I crave. It never disappoints. Tuesday-Saturday 11-8 it's worth the drive from anywhere. Their pizza is also great.

Jordan was our server. She was nice and very attentive. We asked what she recommended and she…read moreoffered several great options. We started with the Brick Oven Pretzels and then ended up getting the Country Benedicts with hashbrowns, the Chicken & Waffles with bacon bits in the side, the French Toast Platter with side of bacon. The restaurant is cool. Open space with a full bar. They also have two conference rooms for hosting large groups. There are also several tvs with sports playing. It took quite a while to get our food, but it was hot. I tried the French Toast and it was still soggy in the middle, not completely done. Wasn't bad, just not how I like them cooked. My son must have liked the Chicken n Waffles because they did not last long, lol. I didn't mind my order. I didn't read that description through for the Country Benedicts but I'm not disappointed. I also inquired about catering and was told they do cater and have a smoker, pizza oven and that they go heavy on appetizers. Very nice!

I'm beyond disappointed. My lovely friend is having her bridal party here as I type this. They took…read moreour classic farm to fork menus away from us. It felt almost biblical, "the Lord giveth, and the Lord taketh away." Nvm dawg they gave us the menus back. WONT HE DO IT!

I was genuinely excited to see they offer vegan cheese on their pizzas, so I made a point of…read morevisiting to try it. It's always great to find spots that cater to people with dairy sensitivities or different dietary choices. When you enter, you wait in line to order at the cash register. Then, you sit down and they bring you your food. I ordered a vegan pizza and sat at the bar. The bartender was very attentive and service was relatively fast despite the place being packed! While my pizza was a bit on the greasy side (which I didn't mind in the moment), the flavor was really enjoyable. Unfortunately, after eating there, I felt unwell for a couple of days. I can't confirm my stomach upset was related to the pizza, but that was my experience. They also host live music on weekend evenings. It was a little louder than I prefer, but if you enjoy a lively atmosphere, that could definitely be a plus. The place was busy when I visited, which is always a good sign, and while I had to park up the street, the free parking was convenient. Overall, I appreciate that they offer inclusive menu options, found their service to be friendly and fast, and appreciated the clean restrooms, even on a busy night. One additional note: the logo features imagery that appears to reference a stereotypical Native headdress, and as far as I can tell, the business isn't Native-owned. It might be time to reconsider that branding choice.

The pizza was pretty good. The atmosphere and music was rather loud but quite good. This place is a…read moregreat little add to daltons restaurant scene.

We were looking for a dog friendly place when passing through Chattanooga. We found it!!…read moreStella was very accommodating to our 105lb Rottie. Found us a quiet corner and brought us waters and a bowl and extra water for the pup. BONUS: As a former New Yorker, the NY style pizza was AMAZING. It was hands down the best Pizza we've had since living in Tennessee. Definitely try it!

A great pizza joint. We came at lunch on a Monday, so I can't speak to rush time waits. We were…read moreseated immediately. If you're a wheelchair user, rest easy in the knowledge that there are zero acessibilty on issues either in the dining room or in the rest room - the latter being very clean. The young man who seated and waited on us, Lucas, was very upbeat and friendly and quite attentive during our meal. So, good job Lucas! We had the lunch special: one way generous slice of pizza and a salad for $9, which is pretty great. We had the Hot Mess pizza and a Greek salad- both outstanding. Quick service, too, but, as I said, the place wasn't crazy busy. I recommend.

We stopped in for some drinks and had such a great experience! The apple pie cider was absolutely…read moredelicious definitely a must-try. Ava and Maggie behind the bar were amazing super welcoming and provided excellent customer service, even though we came in just 15 minutes before closing. They gave great recommendations and made us feel right at home. The pizza was also incredible and really hit the spot. We'll definitely be back next time we're in town

Community Pie in downtown Chattanooga is a frequent stop for me. I go pretty much anytime I'm in…read moreChattanooga, which is often. It's one of those places that's consistently good and easy to keep coming back to. The atmosphere is casual and comfortable. They have a patio area that's not fully outside, but the windows open completely when the weather is nice which makes it feel really open and airy. I actually had my rehearsal dinner here, and the staff was absolutely amazing and so accommodating throughout the whole process. Food-wise, I love, love, love their Italian chopped salad. The dressing is so good and it's something I end up ordering every time. They also offer pizza by the slice, which I like because they always have specific slices available plus a rotating "home slice" each day, they're also pretty generous size wise. The slices are good, but ordering a full pizza is definitely better because it comes out fresh. Another thing I really like is the adult fried cheese appetizer, which is basically like a spicy pepperoni and cheese egg roll and it's really good. Parking is typical for downtown. There's street parking or a lot across the street. Most of it is paid parking except for nights and Sundays. Overall this is one of my go-to spots in Chattanooga and somewhere I always recommend when people ask where to eat downtown.

The wood-fired, Neapolitan-style pizza? Phenomenal. Crust so good it deserves its own fan base…read more But service is a gamble--some staff are great, others act like you've interrupted their mop break. Mopping seems to be their favorite pastime. Industrial floor cleaner aroma while you eat? A given. Asked to sit in a certain section but was told it was unavailable due to mopping--only to watch a couple and a Latin family get seated there minutes later. This has happened more than once, and it's hard not to notice the pattern. Drinks? $3.99 across the board, from fountain soda to Jarritos. To-go orders come with a "convenience" fee. Tip with a card? Another surcharge, and the servers don't even get those tips directly. Pizza: worth the hype. Everything else? A mess, literally and figuratively.

Located at the end of a small strip mall, it is on the small side, but they pack a lot into the…read morespace available. Parking is pretty decent for the area, with at least one handicapped space right in front of the entrance door. Walking in was surprisingly cozy, with wood on the walls and muted colors for the seating. We were greeted on entry and seated quickly. Seating is a mix of tables and booths. Our waitress left menus and took our drink order as we sat down. The menu is rather extensive. The primary cuisine is Mexican, but they also offer traditional recipe pizzas as well as chicken wings. Many dishes are cooked in a wood fired oven. Our drinks came quickly, and we still needed time to make our selections. After a few more minutes, our waitress returned and we placed our orders. We did not receive any salsa and chips for the table, which was a bit surprising for a Mexican restaurant. We decided to order their homemade guacamole to start. The appetizer came out in maybe five minutes. The portion was much smaller than expected, and the guacamole was bland. It needed a good addition of both salt and garlic to improve the flavor. In addition, the chips were straight from the bag, without even being warmed. The food took about ten minutes or so to be brought to the table. The Pollo a la lena is two wood fired pieces of chicken, along with salad, refried beans, and rice. It also comes with your choice of wheat or corn tortillas. The chicken was tender and juicy, very well spiced with additional flavor from the wood oven. The refried beans are not the typical gray mush but actually have noticeable black beans. The rice was typical, but included corn, peas, and carrot pieces for additional flavor. The salad included crisp lettuce and diced tomatoes, onions, and jalapenos. The corn tortillas are made in house and compared well to the other components of the dish. I would absolutely order this outstanding dish again. The pollo loco was another good dish. The ratio of chicken to rice was good, and the amount of cheese was less than typical, which allowed more of the other flavors to come through. The asada torta was also good. The ingredients were plentiful compared to the bread, and everything seemed fresh and very flavorful. Even the french fries were well made. The chimichanga was the least liked dish, but still tasted good. It was prepared well and had a nice cheese topping. On it's own it would be a good choice, only suffering in comparison to the other outstanding dishes. One word of caution: the salsa accompanying the pollo a la lena and the torta is surprisingly spicy. The heat is deceptive, coming on slowly and lingering awhile. Although I was surprised at first taste, I included it in every bite of chicken, so it is addictive. Based on this visit, I definitely want to try more options from the menu, especially the pizzas.