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Fritti
- Italian
- Atlanta, GA
About this business
Fritti serves up some great authentic Italian dishes, but its Neapolitan pizzas are by far the most famous items on the menu. You can take your pick from 22 different kinds, all cooked to perfection in authentic wood-burning ovens, which are also used to prepare a variety of roasted meats. The appetizers, crisp salads, and reasonable prices are all added factors that contribute to its popularity. Avail of their catering services for your private events and special occasions.
Location details
309 North Highland Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA, 30307, United States
Get directions| Weekday | Schedule | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Tue | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Wed | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Thu | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Fri | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Sat | Closed | |
| Sun | Closed |
Depends on the night and the staff who serves you. – It's a 50/50 shot here. Decor is nice; restaurant is nice. It's by luck if you receive a pleasant, attentative waiter. Although slightly overpriced, the food is decent.
overrated trendy spot – Our first and last visit to Fritti was during the afternoon when we were only one of 4 tables eating. The service stunk and fritti stunk the pizza stunk and my husband broke his tooth on the fungi fritti. Not worth the time or money. Blah Pizza!!! Greasy fritti served with no dipping sauce and no flavor!!
very disappointed – Our service was great, it's the food we found inferior. When a salad says it contains dried fruits, I'm expecting something more than golden raisins and about half a dried apricot, diced - not to mention the tiny serving size of the salad overall. The calamari was okay, but the sauce a total bore, and we're still wondering about the so-called rosemary ketchup served with the parmigiano reggiano fries. (No hint of rosemary, furthermore, it was ice cold and chilled each dipped fry.) Finally, we found it ver... read more
A little disapointed... – Use to frequent here and had not been in a while. The funghi Fritti...a little confused about...a little burnt...a little fried. No seasoning, no sauce, no flavor. Ordered the tuna rare...came out well done, literally. Last a cappicino, can't mess that up...nevermind. Espresso with froth. No one expressed any sort of apology. Service was also nothing to write home about. We were forgotton about a couple of times, as well as being brought the wrong dessert. Anyhow, the one good thing I should say was... read more
Enjoyable, if a little inconsistent – I've enjoyed my handful of trips here, though the service has been a little on the inconsistent side - sometimes very knowledgeable and prompt, yet sometimes on the verge of ignoring you. The food is very well executed and, from what I hear, very authentic (though I don't have first hand experience with Italian country cuisine). The atmosphere and music, as well as the location are all pluses to me.
worst service – this place was full of cobb county yuppies was the worst experiance of culture i have ever seen . and as far as the food. poor quality . I have been to Italian pizzera's all over the globe this was one of the poor examples of such food.
Good Food, Bad Drinks and Service – I and 2 friends ate at Fritti on a Sunday a couple of weeks ago. The restaurant was busy, but not crowded, so we were seated immediately. The first impression we had was that this was not going to be a fun place to eat. The server was snobbish, slow, and unfriendly--an odd attitude for a neighborhood eatery specializing in pizza. While the beer and wine were great, the drinks--apple martinis and bellinis--were watered down and tasted like they came from a mix. While I would recommend Fritt... read more
As close to Tuscany as you'll find in Atlanta – the pizzas at Fritti resemble in every way those we have loved in Italy. the variety is unsurpassed and all are delicious. the wine list is varied and reasonable and people of all ages are welcome. One of our very best choices in Atlanta.
Excellent Affordable Italian – Fritti captures the joy of eating in Italy. Simple, well prepared food using very good ingredients. Fritto Misto is a huge platter of fried shrimp, calamari, scallops, and smelt fish light breaded in rice flour. Absolutely light, no grease, and the calamari were tender and flavorful. Our party of 3 didnt have room for pizza after that, so we split a panini of ham and 3 cheeses and salad. The focaccia bread makes an incredible sandwich and the homemade fries were delicious.
Frequently asked questions about Fritti
How is Fritti rated?
Fritti has a 4.5 star rating with 1,431 reviews.
When is Fritti open?
Fritti is closed now. It will open at 9:00 a.m.
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