All Souls Pizza

This is the spot for your family dinner or date night! Lovely outdoor seating area, covered and uncovered. They have the prettiest flower garden the boarders the restaurant. The pizza is amazing! That perfect sour flavor in the dough 👌 We also enjoyed the greasy beans dish! Don’t skip on this pizza joint! They know how to take care of a crowd, with a smile!

Amazing pizza. We got a pepperoni pizza and a couple beers to go with it. The tomato sauce was so flavorful and deep. The pepperoni was the perfect amount of oily. The outdoor seating was very pretty. We got there early and were leaving by 6, by that point the parking lot was already full. Come early or plan to park on the street.

All Souls Pizza blew us away when we visited a few years ago ... so fresh, flavorful, and delicious. It’s hard to find pizza that tastes this authentic and satisfying. Definitely a must-try for any pizza lover! I definitely want to go back

My husband and I picked up pies this weekend and I was so grateful I did not have to wait in the long line of people waiting to be seated. We are in love with their crispy chickpeas and the yummy yogurt sauce. But their honey pie is our family favorite with the pepperoni and pepperocini drizzled with local honey, and we balanced it with the delicious.greens pizza. Can’t recommend enough!

I have been here twice and both times I’ve had a good experience. I would say one pizza is good to share with two people. Loved the outdoor seating area!

I heard from a friend that this is a great spot and had high hopes. My wife and I ordered a 12" cheese pie with basil, an appetizer and two glasses of house wine. The total was almost $70 with a tip. There was sticker shock out of the gate. | The sunchoke appetizer was decent, although the portion was small. We waited an unusually long time 30 minutes for the pizza. There comes a time when it starts to got frustrating Not sure if our order was lost or if was sitting out for a while. The pizza was ok at best. It was tough, not much sauce or cheese and very dry. We each had three small slices. I'm not planning to go back.

At All Souls Pizza in Asheville I had the sausage pizza. It was delicious and the crust was perfect. Vanilla soft serve was ok. Lots of outdoor seating in addition to inside seating.

Pistachios and potatoes on pizza, who would've thought! We tried the wine and pizza specials during our visit and were pleasantly surprised by both. Sitting outside in the warm summer air was lovely and we enjoyed looking at the garden by the patio and seeing all of the vegetables and flowers growing. The soft serve was rich and creamy and I loved that the chocolate was dark and not too sweet. The staff was also very friendly and personable. Would absolutely come again!

Werent sure what to expect but it was really top notch. Very tasty and clearly top notch ingredients. We always like trying new things but next time we are in the area we will be sure to come back to this joint.

Was able to try their soft serve the other day and was pleasantly surprised. At seven dollars, eight dollars with tip. It was pretty pricey, but it tasted delicious. Their pizza is still a solid choice for the area. Absolutely love the outside seating for the warm season. The pizza itself is delicious. I like that. It's thin crust and has a diverse array of toppings. Of course they highlight a bunch of local stuff and quirky things. The more unique, the more you are going to pay. They do give a good amount of toppings and the sauce is delicious. One pizza is pretty good to share, but it's not a ton of food. The service is decent. The price is pretty crazy for what you get, but that's Asheville. Especially in a trendy location. I also like that they have beer and wine on the menu. And it's pretty walkable to the River arts district.

Simply fantastic pizza! Worth checking out the honey and mushroom pizzas! The honey has some kick... FYI.

After a bad experience with a fancy restaurant, I came here with my beautiful wife for just some tried and true pizza! The wood-fired pizza did not disappoint! The ingredients were nice and fresh, the staff was friendly and the pizza was pretty yummy! It saved our night after the bad experience we had at another spot. The bill was not very high and the food was satisfying! The staff were really nice even though it was late. I'd say this is a great spot if you've got a hankering for some good old pizza. It will not disappoint! Parking: there was plenty of parking! Seating: like you'd expect in a typical pizzeria nothing fancy but comfortable! I would definitely return here if I was in the area!!!

I'm really sad. This used to be my absolute favorite . Probably my last time going and I have been enjoying this place since day one. The massive amount of mushrooms makes the pizza impossible to pick up. Crust has changed. Quality not what it was. Staff is still great though.

We've always loved this place but I think tonight was our last visit. The mushroom pizza wasn't good, that's what I get for trying something new! The salad was great, always is and I'll give them that. It definitely wasn't worth paying over $100 for 2 people to eat pizza though.

I LOVE All Souls Pizza! We ordered two pizzas to share (amongst 2 people), which was plenty of food. The honey pizza is my absolute favorite. We also ordered the mushroom pizza, which was delicious but too much thyme for my taste. The staff here is very friendly and attentive, and the service is fast. My favorite thing about All Souls is there outdoor seating area - plenty of picnic tables outside makes for a really nice vibe, especially on a summer weekend! Such a delightful restaurant, will be back :)

A new spot for us! Friends recommended it so off we went. We were starving so I forgot to photograph the soup we started with. Farro, kale, and turnip in what tasted like bone broth with a touch of lemon. Delicious!! And as you can tell from the photo, the pizza was spot on as well. I really wanted a soft serve cone we saw go by for dessert but shockingly it was $7. Maybe there is something special about it, but I just couldn't see what that may be so I skipped dessert.

If you're looking for unique, local pizza in Asheville, this is a great spot to go! My husband and I shared: - Pepperoni, Tomato Sauce, Banana Peppers, Mozzarella, Local Honey Pizza - House Kimchi, Mozzarella, Eggs Pizza Both pizzas were fantastic. If I had to pick between the two, I'd go with the kimchi one because it was so unique. They're only open for outdoor dining & takeout right now which I was fine with since I prefer to eat outside. We were able to find shade on the patio. My only complaint about this spot is that they don't name their pizzas, they just list every ingredient/topping. It's not a big deal, but having to list 5 ingredients when trying to order is annoying.

We just ate here tonight. Lots of seating outside but opted to sit at the inside bar. I had a glass of their house red (nice and smooth) and hubby had a lager. Started with the smoked Spanish mackerel over frisée and kohlrabi salad- lovely mix of ingredients. Also had the mushroom fontina pie. They make their pies with a sourdough wheat - great flavor! Friendly staff and good service!

#1 pizza in Asheville IMO. Atmosphere is great. Fast casual type dining experience. Outdoor space for kids to run and play. Don't mess with their recipes by subbing or adding. They KNOW what they are doing.

Solid choice for wood fired pizza. The restaurant is counter service and they also have soft serve which was pretty rich but good. Usually when I get soft serve it melts too fast which I don't like but theirs held its consistency pretty well. The chocolate flavor is also more of a dark chocolate so it's not too sweet but very rich.

Owners of restaurant are extremely rude. went there to see if they needed any of our local produce and they pushed us out and locked the doors.

This is probably now one of my favorite pizza places after our visit here for a late lunch/early dinner. We ordered three pies: the pepperoni, the roasted garlic cream with bacon, escarole and mozzarella and the garlic sausage with kale, roasted cippolini onions and mozzarella. All were incredible. The crust was cooked perfectly and tasted like a whole wheat sourdough. They have a cute outdoor area with picnic tables and lots of pretty flowers. Great service. Highly recommend!

Great pizza, we got sausage as well as a can of White wine from their list- really great but $14/glass a bit stiff- love the friendly owners and patrons, such a Breath of fresh air as we live in Dallas TX WHICH HAS GREAT FIOD LIKE CANE ROSSO PIZZA(5*****) but folks are too rushed - go figure with 7,000,000 in metro area - Try this spot and eat outside and meet new friends Bibb Lettuce Salad

Delicious pizza; love the outdoor seating; a lot of picnic tables and high top tables. We had a special pizza (roasted vidalia onion, bacon, chili flake, boxcarr lissome, oregano) & a sausage pizza (garlic sausage, rapini, onion, mozzarella). Both were delicious! Food fired; crust was amazing!

So glad we went here! Pizzas were unique and hard to pick from, I went with sausage and my partner did the pepperoni. The zucchini looked good too. The house wine wasn't the best, but the other wines we tried were lovely. Patio was very nice and had a garden vibe.

All Souls served us the first meal in Asheville that didn't disappoint me. The basic story is this is wood fired pizza from house mulled grains and super fresh ingredients. I suspect much of the veg is grown in the garden outside. The outdoor seating is expansive, shaded, great for kids and one of the best COVID setups I have seen. The menu doesn't offer many vegan options but they can do a custom, cheese-free pizza that is very tasty with Swiss chard, onions and basil. It is a popular place so there can be a wait.

Happiness is when you find a source that points you in a direction such as All Souls Pizza! This was the first stop on our progressive dinner night to allow us to sample multiple places in 1 evening! For our "appetizer" course we ordered a wonderful fresh assorted lettuce salad and an incredible tomato mozzarella with added onions and fresh basil pizza. The dough had a nice tang, seemed to be whole wheat'ish with a tender texture. ( about 6 slices so only 1 remained for breakfast!) Assorted draft beers with a good wine by the glass list or bottles if so inclined. Plenty of picnic tables near the restaurant and next to their veggie/flower garden. Bring a sweater for the amazing cool nights. Get there early or expect a line! Order your meal at the side window, keep your tab open if needed for more beverages, you will receive your silverware and side plates. Choose your table and settle in! There were a couple of folks busy with bringing drinks and food out. It seemed that if you want another drink, more water, etc. you have to get back in line so plan accordingly. Awesome, hope to return soon!

The pizza here was sooooo good but it's a tad expensive. We placed our order at the window and sat at one of the picnic tables. I started off with a beer. For food my husband and I split 3 pizzas, the basil, garlic, cream, mozzarella pizza (fav), the greens, leeks, fromage blanc, mozzarella (a tough decision but this was the second fav) and the NC soppressata, basil, oregano, garlic, pecorino (I did not like this one). All Souls Pizza is worth checking out if you are in Asheville.

We confused All Souls for another nearby pizzeria but decided to stay when we arrived and we're so glad we did. The outdoor seating area is very inviting with lots of fresh air and on this Wednesday night, a live bluegrass duo that was GREAT! Nice pizza selections and a suitable number of beers on tap. Our only complaint is that after tipping over 20% percent on the total bill (service was excellent!), we didn't notice until later a small note at the bottom of the bill that a 2.5% tip was included for kitchen staff. It was dark and they were closing so we missed the note - this should be stated more clearly. Otherwise, we were very happy that we found a new pizza restaurant with great outdoor space.

We came here about 45 minutes before closing and it was a long line! Its a one person cashier so it took a quite a bit of time before we actually ordered. We ordered the kale Cesar with anchovies and arugula pizza. There was another person in our party who ordered a pepperoni pizza. The salad and pepperoni pizza came out about 15 minutes after we ordered. The salad was phenomenal. We went on Friday night and I've been considering going back each night since. I've tried a lot of kale Cesar salads (it's my fave) and this one takes the cake! The only thing i disliked about it was the onions. They were baked I supposed so no crunch but everything else about the salad was perfect! *chefs kiss* There was a minor incident in which the kitchen lost our pizza ticket and we waited about 25 minutes or so after our friend received his pizza to inquire. Milo (the cashier & bartender) came over promptly and gave us amazing service to resolve the mishap. She kindly gave us another kale salad to have while we waited (it didn't come out until the pizza but the gesture was well received) and a round of icecream. The pizza was just okay. There wasn't anything spectacular about it but it was a veggie pizza and because we do not eat pork, there weren't any meat options for us (other than anchovies, which I had on the initial salad). The icecream, however, was pure deliciousness. I had caramel topping added to mine and my partner had the hardened chocolate. They were both so good. The actual space is nice with quite a bit of seating both inside and out. It was a chilly night or else we would have sat outside. It got a little loud inside with the amount of people sitting in there but it wasn't difficult to hear eachother. We will definitely return especially for the salad! Milo was fantastic and gave amazing customer service. Highly recommend.

Pizza was less than stellar and not as ordered. We did alter their suggested mushroom pie, but simple changes that were not fulfilled. Way too much thyme even though we requested very light due to other reviews. You cannot taste the cheese but crust was good - overall disappointing.

Very disappointed. Very poor service. We ordered two pizzas. Mine came out ten minutes before my husband's pizza. Of course, by the time he got his, mine was cold. The server did not so much as appear apologetic that the second pizza took so long. Merely shrugged his shoulders. Thin crust pizza, this is not indicated anywhere on the menu. Very little sauce and even less cheese. Asked for garlic powder. None available. Wanted a diet cola. Not available. Would've liked extra cheese to sprinkle on this very dry pizza. Didn't bother asking. Not many choices on the menu in general. Very cold in the dining room. Not sure if they had paid the heating bill at all. One of the worst pizzas I have ever had in any restaurant anywhere. Given the fabulous quality of other meals that we have had here in Asheville, this was a pitiful excuse for a pizzeria. I would certainly hope that there are better pizza places available here.

We love this farm to table local eatery in Asheville. It's currently closed to dinning inside due to Covid-19, but they are making do with a great outdoor set up with tables in the parking lot with ropes that are safe for kids and dinners. We stopped in for the polenta pizza and it did not disappoint, we shared one pizza and a avocado salad with olive appetizer and a bottle of wine. The restaurant is short staffed with just 3 employees working the outside area but they do a fabulous job, we never waited or felt like we didn't have anything! They are doing a great job managing Covid-19! The food is still fresh, delicious and worth supporting!

Service was good. The pizza was ok, more crust than anything. The outside space looked nice but inside ambiance was lacking. Not what we expected for the price.

All Soul's Pizza is open Wednesday through Sunday. The menu boasts 8 different types of pizza with at least one pizza special. There are two different types of salads and I believe about 4 different appetizers. I brought my daughter here along with our partner, and I will say that the menu isn't exactly kid-friendly. The ingredients are high end/not ordinary like candied walnuts, garlic sausage, kale and leeks. They do have a cheese and a pepperoni pizza, but I would say these are the only "normal" pizzas. I had the eggplant pizza that has roasted eggplant, tomato sauce, peppers, mozzarella, ricotta, and capers. This pizza was $20 and 12" - which I thought was a bit expensive for that small of a pizza. The beer and wine selection were very good - but the best part of this place is the "homey feel" of the restaurant. It has some of the best outdoor seating in all of Asheville.

I have friends that are basically obsessed with this place and I can see why but for me, it's not my favorite. My friend is vegetarian and cat eat super well here and her food looked awesome. Since I have a gluten allergy, I don't get to partake in the crispy delicious wood fire pizza. I was limited to two gluten free pizza choices on polenta crust. This crust just didn't do it for me. The grains of the polenta tasted caky and was thick under the small toppings. I feel like I filled up on that super quick and just didn't enjoy the texture much. This is a lovely place for those who can find something on the menu they enjoy. My friend's simple tomato and cheese pie looked amazing. I'd recommend that. For me, I'm going to skip this on in the future since it's just not a great fit for what I can eat.

Not good in comparison to loads of other pizza places, even in the Art's District alone. First there's a SLOW moving line. Everyone must order at the front and then look for a table. There's one person staffing the register. I noticed some employees walking around just staring at the line. HINT: if there's a line caused by indecisive people, maybe help field their questions so everyone else can get helped. I ordered the cheese pizza and it looked anemic. Again, not good. I wish I took a picture.Worst part is that about two hours after eating I got sick. I cannot remember the last time food made me sick. Again, don't go. Not worth the hype.

It's pretty good. Reason I didn't give higher rating is only because the food. The food all fit in to one overarching theme: dry. Everything else about this place was lovely but it is a restaurant after all and it is mostly about the food. The crust was dry and crackly, tasted maybe a little stale. Like they tried to cut too many ingredients out to make pizza healthy or something. The toppings tasted fresh but it needed a sauce or something. The pizza was pretty bland. They did have a good selection of local beers. The inside is very relaxed, a nice volume for talking, clean and the staff were very very nice and great at the service aspect. The atmosphere was nice for a date. We got cake for dessert and it the opposite of moist. The flavors weren't working together every well. But, all this said, probably would wind up here again sometime simply because of convenience and nice atmosphere.

Yummy pizza and great atmosphere! We came into Asheville and stumbled upon All-Souls -- we were there within 30 minutes of closing and were never rushed. Pepperoni and sausage pizza was delicious along with the cucumber salad! Outdoor seating was an excellent choice and the service was top notch!

The best pizza crust we've had in a very long time, with fresh, seasonal ingredients. Everything was excellent, including the salad, wine and beer. And sitting outside by the garden was lovely.

We went for dinner on a Friday night at 7pm and were able to get a table much quicker than I anticipated. The interior is comfortable and the staff is great. The pizza was a traditional flat-bread and was enough to share between two people. We did the same with the beet salad and were more than satisfied- the leftovers were just as good the next day ;) I'd recommend maybe trying a few different pizza and planning on leftovers. This spot is nice and the food is very good, so I wished I'd tried more on the menu!

The best handmade pizza I have ever had in my life. I recommend taking taking the fam. Wear a mask and show vaccine proof, they cate about your family so much they only will allow responsible adults and their kids in. Live these guys! Thanks for looking out fur public health.

I love this gourmet pizza restaurant and judging by the number of locals who eat here, they love it too. The ingredients are locally sourced and first rate. Tonight I thought I would try an appetizer along with my always wonderful pizza. I was a bit dubious ordering the Vietnamese chicken wings cooked with fish sauce but they were sublime and oh so good. Great local place!

I have consistently had a great experience at all souls. I came in and placed a rather large togo order on a Friday night which I'm sure was inconvenient for them. The woman at the register and the whole staff were very intentional to keep me updated on my order, remembered my name and my order came out promptly. The food is also 10/10. My husband and I love the honey pizza. Thanks for the great customer service!

Absolutely delicious!!! We had the Lamb meatballs for a starter unfortunately I didn't get a photo of it, I eat it too fast. The pepperoni pizza, one of the best pizza's I ever had. I love there wheat dough.

pizza and soft serve were great! staff was friendly and helpful with recommendations! really enjoyed the outdoor seating.

FYI, if you want to eat pizza here, they require you to disclose personal medical information. I get that this is a private restaurant, but I predict this will not age well for "Some Souls Pizza." There are much better pizza places in Asheville, for less money, anyway.

I've been remiss in not leaving a review sooner, but there's so much I want to say about this place... But to be succinct - so many restaurants in Asheville claim to be seasonal, farm-to-table, artisanal, and delicious. All Souls Pizza *actually* delivers on that promise. It's totally under the radar and Asheville tourist hype machine. Every single meal has been fresh, remarkably tasty, full of wonderful little house-made details (ferments, bread, etc.), and memorable. Standouts include the polenta-crust pizza with tons of garlic and gooey cheese, any of their soups, a beet and butter lettuce salad, a summer tomato salad, the well-curated wine list, and a white pizza with leeks, beet greens, and soft cheese. It is no exaggeration to say some of the best meals I've ever had were at this pizza joint. I'm cool with it not being too-too crazy-popular because that means my family can actually get in and enjoy meals there. Asheville is so lucky to have All Souls Pizza. I hope they keep doing what they're doing!

Did not get to try it, because we had a person in our group that is gluten free, so no gluten free crust.

From the outside, this place looks appealing. For a restaurant that has pizza in its name, expected to have pizza that's on par with the surrounding scene here in AVL. Unfortunately, that's not the case. Ordered a simple 12" cheese pizza. Crust was bland. Sauce tasted like ragu. Cheese blend was nothing to write home about. Surprisingly everything tasted like it was straight from a box or jar which was disappointing for $17 pizza. Contents were concentrated mostly in the center of the pizza leaving about 3 in of crust around. Customer service was rude, felt rushed. Didn't feel my business was appreciated with how the cashier blankly handed me the receipt as she began taking the order from the next patron. Overall, not the experience I was expecting.

Not bad at all. The interior is clean and has a nice feel to it. The service was quick and friendly. Pizza is very subjective, so telling you I enjoyed it is pointless. The pizzas are 12", made with locally sourced ingredients and they have a very natural flavor. The sauces toppings and crust were all fresh and delicious. All Souls is also a short walk from the Arts District. If you are in the area, stop in and try a pizza out!

Went on a rainy Sunday evening before Christmas. Sleepy looking restaurant, dimly kit, no music. It was oddly sleepy for the amount of people there. I can't say the atmosphere was anything impressive or inviting. Maybe it was an off night. The fried chick pea app was delicious but had to wait an hour for our pizza. It was a single soppresetta pie. Once it finally came it was incredibly salty. we took the cured meat off the pie and it was better. I wouldn't recommend that particular pizza because it's overly salty. Would I go back again? Probably not. With all the good food options in Asheville, there are other places I'd recommend.

All Souls Pizza is yet one more Asheville restaurant that's been been getting some national write-ups. The apparent reason for the attention is that All Souls' pies are made using house-milled flour from local, organic grains. The crust is certainly different from the average pizza: much wheatier and zestier, but at the same time, it seemed to me relatively inert texturally compared to the bubbling and charring you might get from a high-end wood-or-coal-fired pizza. Still, our pie with locally-made soppressata, basil, oregano, sheeps' cheese, garlic, and tomato--all top-quality and fresh--was quite delicious. Just different, that's all. We also shared the salad, which was very refreshing and good, although you really have to break down those Bibb lettuce leaves. An unexpectedly good appetizer was the "crispy chickpeas": They were fried, a preparation I'd never had before, and who knew how good that could be? Simply covered with a garlic yogurt, and addictive. All Souls is super-casual. Supposedly, this was formerly a Greek restaurant, and the interior seemed a bit antiseptic, stark, and dark. We passed straight through that space and ate outside at the picnic tables on a beautiful summer evening, and that's certainly the way to go if the weather's nice. Really good beer choices, like most restaurants in Asheville.

Are all their pizzas made with a whole wheat crust? Regardless, this place satisfied when we needed a to-go order after a short outing to nearby New Belgium. Two pies was more than enough for a couple people, but glad we chose disparate options, as the flavor variation was just right. Not the least expensive pizza out there, but certainly using quality ingredients. Just wish we had time to sit and enjoy the outdoor patio. This place is right at home in Asheville, particularly in the River Arts District, but plentiful parking was a nice change of pace. Vegetarians should feel right at home and the pizzas held up during the 20 minute drive, but not much longer afterwards, as they were delicious. Texture and flavor makes my mouth happy. Wheat it up!

Have wanted to try All Souls for a long time as it looks interesting when driving by. Finally tried it and was disappointed. The limited menu has some good pizza choices, but $20 for a 12" pie with average toppings is a bit steep. The service was very slow, one pizza was served well before the other and was half eaten by the time the second arrived. The dining room has no ambience...just unadorned green walls...and very little heat. With so many other choices for pizza in Asheville, I'll be going elsewhere.

Will not be going back. There is no atmosphere in this restaurant, and the dining room was cold. The ordering process was cumbersome and slow. The menu is very limited, and the pizzas are over-priced for what you get. It was an average quality pizza at best. The staff was pleasant, but very little interaction with the guests. We ordered 2 pizzas, 2 ice teas and the total was $50 plus tip. The first pizza came out five minutes before the second, which is awkward when each person is ordering a separate pizza.

This place rocks. Beautiful surroundings. Great and creative pizza and sides. And, of course Asheville, with its shops and tours and all else is fantastic. As an New York area guy who would think there would be such a special pizza place in North Carolina. You'll love it!