Earth and Stone Wood Fired Pizza

We were underwhelmed. After reading the reviews we expected great pizza, the crust was soggy. Staff were friendly and attentive, and our pizza was done in a timely manner. System for ordering was great and efficient, staff was knowledgeable and offered good suggestions.

Excellent pizza but the workers here are usually very rude, angry and disgruntled. There are nice workers here, don’t get me wrong, but I never know who will be making the pizzas. I never get red sauce so the cheese tends to be light. I always pay for extra cheese and every time they never add it! I always pay for extra basil and never do they do that either! For $28 a pizza, you better do what the customer is asking or else you will lose business. We would come here and get about 10 pizzas a month, and out of total frustration I altogether stopped coming here. Please improve on your service. The lady with reddish hair who makes the pizzas is an absolute pain in the butt and rude! Get rid of her. She gives bad service and does a lousy minimal job making pizzas! She is costing you business!!!

It’s attached to a brewery so drink options are amazing! But the staff was so laid back and mellow it made it feel like I was just hanging with people I know. This really is wood fired pizza and you can ask them to cook it a little longer to make it extra crispy if you like it like that. Super good pizza. It’s not a complex pizza just simple and straight to the point. Flavor was nice and the names are fun. Great for the whole family

What a delicious little spot in Huntsville, AL. We were in town and decided to get pizza on a Saturday night. It was a perfect evening to sit outside and we did just that. We enjoyed our crisp pizza, mixed 🍸 and music from the distillery attached The employee working was also super helpful in selecting a pizzz because I'm so indecisive about what toppings I wanted. She was so sweet too! We'll certainly be back anytime we're in town.

I’ve been eating pizza from earth and stone for about 2 1/2 years, and have enjoyed it. Not sure what has changed recently, but it’s not good. At 3 o’clock on a Thursday the place was not busy, yet they were completely backed up with pizza orders, and the team let the wood fire go out. Really hoping the management and the staff pull this place back together.

Solid little spot for a quick yummy lunch. We had the lunch special with a patriarch pizza (gluten free crust) and two salads. We also had a side of meatballs. Everything was pretty good. The toppings were proportionate for the pizza. The gluten free crust came crunchy which was a plus but was also really chewy in texture. If you eat GF then you know that can’t be helped sometimes (it’s the flour). The meatballs were pretty tasty as well. The atmosphere and the service were great! Overall I’d give them a thumbs up. 👍🏽

We've been many times. Love the wood fired pizza, it's the best we've tried in Huntsville. We usually get the Patriarch. Nice casual atmosphere with patio seating and conveniently located next to Yellowhammer Brewing.

This pizza and that pretzel oh my goodness with the beer cheese was phenomenal. They also have a brewery that is attached. We come through Huntsville to go hiking all the time. We will definitely be back to eat some of the goodies.

Always AWESOME! Highly Recommend ! Great Pizza! ....and it doesn't set heavy on the tummy!

Messed up 3/4 of our pizzas Didn't want to fix our order Forgot Pepperoni on 3 pizzas and rosemary on 1 All tables were covered in gunk until we had to ask for a cloth to clean our table. Unfriendly staff other than lady working register The place looks "meh" but they have a great beer place next door with amazing beers that they brew.

Update to my previous review (2 years later): The ownership at this pizza parlor clearly does not read any of their own reviews or they simply do not care about their customers. I just tried to call this place for over 30 minutes while I was stuck in surgery in the operating room. My goal was place an order for the OR team because today's cases lasted longer than anticipated. But, Earth & Stone never answers the phone. I should've just suggested another food option. The problem was that I had already promised Earth & Stone pizza to the team. So - after the second to last case of the night, I drive my car to Earth & Stone to FINALLY place the order. I explained to the girl that their phones were not working. She immediately gave me a scowl and some attitude as she shared that they were "too busy" to answer the phones. She said that she's "not allowed to answer the phone when they're busy." Wow! I realize that not everybody in the world has common sense, but for the LOVE of all things that are sacred, can Earth & Stone just hire somebody to take phone orders during "busy" times? Or - there are PLENTY of local website design companies that could add an "Online Order" feature to the Earth & Stone website. Although, that might be "too easy". Two years after my original complaint about them not answering the phone, it continues to blow my mind how any pizza restaurant can simply IGNORE customers who are trying to place orders. But, not everybody has common sense, least of all the owners of Earth & Stone Pizza. The sad thing is - I would DEFINITELY order more pizza from this restaurant if they could step into the 21st Century. The pizza is good, but the attention to detail is atrocious.

This stone wood fired pizza is attached the brewery next store and is a perfect snack paired with an ice cold beer. I was hesitant to try their pizza coming from NJ but wow delicious and flavorful for a southern pizza! We opted to get the hammer pie and add grilled chicken. It was delicious, the bacon, onion, arugula, and spicy drizzle all paired very well together. The thin crust was cooked just right not too doughy or burnt. Service was helpful and efficient, you order and then they give you one of those buzzers to know when your food is ready to pickup and bring back to your table. You can eat on their side of the pizza spot or take your food over to the brewery side as well. It is your typical brewery polished concrete floor with tables and wall decorations. Very nice clean spot and well decorated. They share a private lot with the other businesses in the building but parking is easy enough to find.

This was my second time getting pizza from Earth and Stone and both times I really enjoyed the pizza. Located in the back of Yellowhammer Brewing, you can order at the counter and get a buzzer to come pick up your pizza when ready. While waiting, you can grab a beer from Yellowhammer, which has a large selection of beers, and sit indoors or outdoors. Occasionally, the outdoor area has live music on a small stage. There are a good amount of different pizzas to order from, and they have ice cream as well. I ordered the Margherita pizza and it was delicious - cooked perfectly in the wood fired ovens! The pizzas are a good size, more on the personal put size, so you can easily get one each or a few to share for the table. If you're in Huntsville looking for a place with great pizza and a great selection of beer to go with it, definitely check this place out!

Came here because it was close by and the Yelp reviews are solid. Also, it's pizza and beer, so, yeah. Very good pizza cooked in wood fired ovens. The wood fired pretzel with the beer cheese was also good. The place is in a giant brewery and they have a very nice selection of craft beers. Neat place. You order at the counter and go back to pick it up when your coaster flashes, so it isn't a sit-down and get waited on restaurant, but...pizza and beer.

Great thin crust pizza...fresh sauce, excellent toppings. Great beer and seltzer at Yellowhammer. It's consistently good!

3.5/5 overall but rounding up. We came here because it was a beautiful day, and we wanted to sit outside with our pup. They have plenty of dog friendly space here, which is a huge plus! I wish they had accessible water bowls for furry friends. But nonetheless, we loved having our dog join. We ordered "The Favorite," which is a white pizza with basically only sausage, cheese, and thin pieces of basil and onion. A large cost us around $20. We weren't overly impressed. It lacked much flavor, and it was not filling at all. We split the large between two of us. The crust was my fav part. Next time, we will order something else. I saw many people ordering salads, and those looked good! We didn't try any of the beers from Yellowhammer. You order those at a separate place. Both are bar service and not table service. You go pick up your order and clean up your table afterwards. We noticed a few TVs inside but not many, so it doesn't seem like the type of place to come back for sports games or anything like that.

Really liked the pizza and pretzels. The drinks were really good and interesting. The craft beer was cold and the ones we tried were really good. The service is counter service but quick and efficient. The place was packed but comfortable outside. Look forward to going back.

One of our favorites! I love the cracker thin crust of the pizzas. Their beer cheese pretzel is my favorite in town that I've tried. I usually order the Latham (no sweet potato & add goat cheese) or the Infamous Tommy G.

Ummm...not as good as it's been. Not sure if new employees or boss was away or what. Crust seemed stale, tough, and hard to bite through. Additionally, not much care when adding toppings (see pic). Very disappointing because I live out of town and this has been my "can't wait to eat there" go-to place ever since finding it. Will try it once more.

Pizza, co-located with a microbrewery. (What a brilliant business model!) We got a large-ish pizza (14") with most everything on it. It was pretty good, albeit a little scorched on one side. Good bar food. Conveniently located. Not exorbitantly priced. That really all you can ask for, right?

I'll start by saying that the review only received 2 stars based on the pizza! The pizza wasn't an Italian, NJ/NY based establishment but it was great for what it was! The yellowhammer brewery bartenders were some of the most disrespectful bartenders I'm ever seen working behind the counter. I mean, if you're going to be a rude, disrespectful person, you probably shouldn't work in the service industry. These two continually hollered at customers who were casually perusing the menu, rushing them along. If someone didn't answer them in time, they raised their voice (and not in a manner of hollering over a crowd). My group wont be back.

Wood fired pizza tucked in behind Yellowhammer in Campus 805. Really cool venue, and the pizza is pretty good! I'd like 30% less toppings and 30% more time in the oven, but I'm picky about my pie. The pretzel was similarly delicious but ya girl loves *salt* and wanted more on it. Overall, a solid choice.

Great folks good pizza fast and good service. In with Yellowhammer brewery great selection of beer.

Just visited for the first time. The lady at the register was pleasant but then it went down hill from there. The staff that prepared the food (especially the lady that "buzzed" to advise your food was ready clearly was having a bad day or at least that is what I'm going to go with because I'm sure no one would be rude on purpose to customers.

Love this place! Being adjacent/connected to Yellowhammer is amazing!!! Cheese bread is my fav.

Easy. Five. Stars. Lots of pizza combo choices - wood fired pizza - with a thinner crust --- great mix with your beer next door at yellow hammer. We had the "infamous Tommy" - mix of meats, really good.

The place is inside a brewery but was very family friendly. The environment was clean and welcoming. We got the pizza and ate it in the brewery. The cheese sticks and the pizza were absolutely delicious. The crust was thin with a nice char and good taste. One of our favorites. We came up just for the day and glad we stopped here

We are from out of town and we couldn't find it easily. It's located inside of Yellowhammer Brewing. So we went in through the dog friendly patio and to the back and found people standing in line so we stood in line too. We found the pizza. We ordered cheesy bread and the PMS pizza add onions. We got water cups because we wanted to try the craft beer. The person who took our order was really friendly and welcomed us when she found out we were from Texas. I didn't see anyone bussing tables and almost every table was taken but we managed to find one. If you order cheesy bread it comes out first and the pizza is delayed. Fine with us. Service was a bit slow but they were busy and we had craft beer so didn't mind the wait. A manager came out to check on us and to see how we enjoyed everything. If you can find it, you'll like it.

We had The Greene Street pizza. It had mushrooms, Kalamata olives, spinach, red onions and red bell pepper. It was delicious with a cold beer from Yellowhammer Brewing. We enjoyed our pizza out on the Yellowhammer patio so that we could soak up the sun on a beautiful day. This pizza is hand tossed and cooked to perfection in a wood fired stone oven. This makes the chain pizza places taste like a generic frozen pizza from the grocery store. We drive from Scottsboro just for the pizza and a few cold locally brewed beers. We will definitely keep this in the weekend rotation!!

Food is excellent. Their store in Madison was much nicer than the one they have now inside yellow hammer.

The pizza was very delicious and had a lot of flavor. The atmosphere is great there and I love that you can drink at Yellowhammer while enjoying a good slice. The staff was very friendly and gave great recommendations. The manager went around to tables to make sure everyone was doing well and enjoying their meal. Overall, the customer service was great. It's a great spot to hang out and enjoy a chill dinner and drinks.

Had pizza at Earth & Stone today for the third or fourth time. My wife and I love their food as do our grown children and their children. The pizza is as good as it gets (and that is very good) for pizza in Huntsville. The prices are reasonable and the food is outstanding. It is adjacent to the Yellowhammer brewery if beer is your thing. In addition a friendly staff is there and they will help you in anyway they can. Give Earth & Stone a try. You won't be disappointed. My family & I will be back soon and we will likely bring some guests!

Not many people will experience pizza like this in their lifetime unless they travel to Italy. The cracker thin crust is about as authentic as you can get in the states. The wood fired ovens are imported from Italy, continuing the authenticity of true, Italian pizza. Started the evening with their meatball appetizer. They were good, but wasn't the highlight of my meal. Their Margarita pizza is exactly what it should be- fresh, light, sauce doesn't have too much going on, so the fresh mozzarella and basil can shine in the right spots, with the perfect balance. My dinner mates also had a pepperoni and a Porkalicious pizza as well. All had cracker thin crusts, crispy on the bottom without being overcooked. Highlight of the night was the chocolate bourbon Reese's ice cream. Was surprised how much bourbon you could taste, but I love bourbon, so it wasn't too much for me. This is a must if you are within a 2 hour drive of Huntsville!!!

After a trip to the space center at Huntsville , we were looking for something quick, fresh and lite and found this place next to two more breweries near it. Looked very lively so we decided to give it a shot . Walked in to a quick moving line of folks ordering food where the ovens are. The menu offers pizza, sandwiches and salads and a small variety of dessert We ordered the salad and margherita pizza and hubby went to order a lager from the bar. They give a buzzer and when the food is done it will buzz to let you know. The place was not crowded at all, very neat and clean and friendly staff. Will recommend a trip.

Earth and Stone is conveniently attached to Yellowhammer Brewing. On a recent visit I ordered the The Margherita. This pizza had a thin soft but lightly crispy crust topped with a rich tomato sauce, flavorful basil, and delicious mozzarella cheese. Overall, Earth and Stone serves good quality pizza that is perfect to enjoy with a beer.

I stopped here for an early dinner. It wasn't easily noticeable since it's inside a brewery. Looks like most orders were to go but wow are their pizzas good!!! I had a small Caesar salad and one of their smoked chocolate salted cookies too. Amazing. Can't wait to come back.

Good pizza. Horrible service. Shockingly bad! I want to be understanding but they truly didn't give a s%i*. Someone should be in charge of that place.

Avoid this place! Where should I begin? Food Quality- 4/10, Microwaved quality. Food Price- 4/10, $50 for a small pizza, a sandwich, and a dish of meatballs(4ea) Customer Service- 2/10, Asked for some cheese on my meatballs and the Tweaker lady told me it was on there. I asked if it was inside because I was unable to see it. She informed me that the cheese couldn't be seen cause it was melted. Methed out employee experience- 10/10 Trash food, Trash prices and in shock a business that serves food allows a junkie to deal with the puplic while loaded. You cant miss her. Light brown hair in a ponytail about 5'2" with a super sweet smile. The Stone really means Rocks.

Our favorite pizza in HSV. The Buffalo Chicken with Jalapeños and Mushrooms is our standard pick up order. Enjoy a cold Yellowhammer beverage while waiting.

Great Pizza and brews. Had the Tommy G and it was delicious, hot, and timely. Paired with a Yellowhammer IPA, perfect lunch.

Earth and Stone Wood Fired Pizza I tried this today. I like my pizza with a thin crust usually, which they hit well. I typically like a little more of a well-done underneath and less flop than they offered. The crust was a little chewy for being tgis thin. They had a good amount of cheese which allowed you to enjoy their sauce. The sauce had a slight tang but had an excellent overall flavor. Final score 7.3. Above 7 or 3 star means I could eat it each week but not necessarily drive out of my way for it.

This was my first time coming here I wanted to try a new pizza place. We ate inside and order a large white pizza with sausage. It was pretty good but I like Big Ed's and Pane E Vino pizza better.

Pizza had so much flavor! We got 2 different kinds. Margherita, with basil and Tommy G had all kind of meats.

YUM. I was visiting Huntsville - my parents live there - and we stopped by to grab some noms and a beer from the place attached to it. We actually ended up ordering two salads - the Italian and a caesar - as well as a pizza. The name of the pizza alludes me and it doesn't appear to be on their printed menu, but it was basically a ton of meat, no red sauce, and some arugula. First of all - the salads were amazing. The caesar was a normal caesar, but I could have eaten the Italian all day long. I've actually tried to recreate it at home and I can honestly say it's just not the same. The pizza was also really good. Four of us split a large one (between that and the salads we were good) and it was great! I'm not a huge meat eater, but I was outnumbered, so I picked a lot of the meat off, but I still liked it. The crust is on the thinner side and I'd love to go back and try a pizza with marinara on it (I love red sauce), but I was super pleased. We also ended up ordering some adult ice creams - Captain Carrot Cake, Bourbon Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup, and Irish Cream. All were amazing. Highly recommend!! The service was fabulous. Honestly, my entire experience was fabulous.

I have high expectations coming from Washington DC and traveling across Italy. Excellent and will be back!

The Meatballs are to die for! The pizza is AMAZING as well! There is a bit of attitude with staff due to the fact it's nothing but teenagers working so be ready for some eye rolling. Lol

Very high quality pizza in a cozy gathering space. Service was quick. Would absolutely come back!

The place was packed on a Friday night and we were still able to order and get our food within 15 mins. Very impressed. My son loveddddd the pizza.

We visited Earth and Stone last weekend for a birthday dinner. I'd been wanting to try this place -- and now I have. My overall opinion is that it's just decent. It was extremely crowded on a Saturday night. They don't take reservations, so be prepared to stand around and swoop down on whichever table you want. The place smells like beer and pizza, which is to be expected (though my personal tastes call for lighter beer smell, ideally). Our large party ordered their newly available hot wings, the pretzels, pepperoni pizza, the chicken pesto pizza, and the Greene Street pizza. I managed a nibble of everything except the wings and pretzels. I was told the wings were okay and the pretzels were quite good. I'll be honest -- I didn't get the tab, so I didn't realize how expensive it all was until I looked it up later. But the larger size pizza (there are two sizes available, 10 and 14 inch) is 18-21 bucks, depending on the flavor. And if you come with a big appetite, it's not really THAT difficult to split a large pizza between two or three people (mainly because the crust is super thin and doesn't blow up in your gut, lol). So I'm guessing the experience was pricy! You order at the counter, are given a buzzer, and then return to pick your food up at the counter. Place is so crowded that table service is NOT feasible, which is fine, though again, expensive for no table service. The pizza was just...eh. Toppings weren't distributed super evenly, the pepperoni was greasy even as pepperoni goes, the chicken pesto was a little funky tasting, and while I was really looking forward to the Greene Street, I actually thought it was overloaded with toppings, which made it get soggy and floppy really quickly. The pepperoni was my favorite -- good amounts of cheese and pepperoni, crispy crust, not too much sauce. Just dab the grease off and it's fine. Overall, probably not worth the high price and huge crowds, but I'd return if a friend wanted to go. Pizza is hard to mess up too much, and it's good enough here.

I absolutely enjoyed my pizza here. First off the staff was very courteous and recognized my service to the our country. They helped me navigate a confusing menu to arrive at a pizza I would enjoy, The Patriarch hold the fungi! First, the crust was very thin and crispy and overall appealing. The flavors were very enjoyable. The price of $15 was a little high BUT IMO worth it based on the quality. I would absolutely dine here again and most definitely recommend this pizza.

I didn't realize this place was an order at the counter type of spot but was happy with our pizza! Delicious!

One of the worst dining experiences I've had in a long time. Started calling earth&stone at 3pm to place a carry out order. No answer for nearly 30 minutes, called 4 times. I decide to call again when I'm driving over there and someone finally picks up. Immediately put on hold. Eventually I place my order and they ask for my card info. I'm driving, I'm not doing that. Refuse to take my order and hangs up. Wonder what I'd do if I was paying cash? Register girl says they were really busy. Once i get there, they are in fact very much not busy. She has no real understanding for the policy that is now taking away time from my family, but offers me a "sorry". So, I'm having to wait for the pizza that i wanted to order at 3pm. Finally get the pizza and I decide, since the service is so substandard, I better check my pizza. Low and behold, its wrong. I no longer can wait on this restaurant but I feel like I need to tell someone that works there. I mean, half my family can no longer eat the dinner I'm bringing home now. A different woman notifies me that it was someone else's fault and she just got there. She was in fact, there the entire time I was. She offers to remake it, but I simply cant wait any longer. I leave with my wrong order at 4:15. I have liked this place in the past but I wont be back. Infeel bad for recommending it to so many people. In my line of work, mistakes kill people. You're making pizza. The difference in taste is not worth the inconvenience of ordering here.

Quick and friendly staff and pretty great food. We got a few recommendations that absolutely nailed it! The Clyde- a MUST HAVE. This was a last minute recommendation by a staff member and even though the ingredients sounded a little weird, they work soooo well together! Best thing we got, hands down! We even considered getting a second Clyde pizza. We also got The Hammer and it was tasty but does not compare with the quirkiness and delicious uniqueness of the Clyde. Hubby got their alcoholic bourbon butter pecan ice cream but wasn't a fan, I got the bourbon chocolate peanut butter ice cream, which was suggested, and thought it was amazing! Highly recommend!

2 stars purely because the pizza and salad were delicious. We came in and there were at least 5-6 employees and absolutely no one in line. We stood near the register and the venue is open so it was plain for all employees to see we were there. One employee walked past us, glanced our way and kept walking and didn't acknowledge us. Finally when someone did assist they didn't apologize for the wait or even say anything to lead us to think that they cared about our business. Regardless of this utterly poor first impression we were hungry and had beers so we ordered our food. They give a pager so that when your order is up you can bring it back & collect your food. After what seemed like at least a 20 minute wait for one 10 inch pizza and a side salad the pager finally buzzed. Again, no acknowledgement when I came to get the order. I asked them "is this the Greene street pizza?" And they mumbled an affirmation. I didn't see the salad so I took the pizza to our table then came back to wait for the salad. After standing there for a while I was asked if I could be helped and when I said I was waiting for the salad the employees looked at each other then started making the salad. They had clearly forgotten. By that time I was throughly out of patience. The employee murmured an apology when it was done and then I had to I quite about plates to get them, they weren't freely offered. Worst customer service I've had in a long time, but I have to say we did enjoy the food. I can't recommend it though since it was a hassle.

Took a quick road trip and used online web searches to find things to do. We had a slight taste for pizza and made a quick detour to this lovely establishment. The picture online made it slightly difficult to find the location. We walked in expecting to see a hostess/host but instead seating was left up to the customer. When ordering our food, we were greeted by some lovely ladies. We opted to sit on the outside patio which was very nice. The only downside, which maybe be COVID related, is we didn't have a waitress or waiter. We did everything ourselves. From refilling our drinks to cleaning our table was on us. Other than that, the place is great. The food was delicious and we will be back.

We love to visit this location when we want great tasting pizza. The crust is cooked to perfection, the toppings are always farm fresh, and the service is spectacular.

This may be the best pizza on Earth, but it loses a star due to the price point. My family of 6 easily dropped $125 after tip. It's worth doing - they definitely level up the pizza game - but it's not the sort of thing we can afford to do often.