"Atlanta's favorite pizza chain restaurant, Fellini's has been a local institution "since 1982 or '83." Each location features an outdoor patio with string lights and a fountain. Inside, tattooed servers offer up whole pies, pizza-by-the-slice and calzones, plus a strangely addictive house salad. Find other locations (along with sister restaurant, La Fonda Latina) in Poncey-Highlands, Decatur, Buckhead and Collier Hills." - Rogers Eckersley Design
"You might be drawn to Felini’s on Ponce because of its sunny interior, huge welcoming patio that overlooks the street, or late-night hours. But let’s be clear—Felini’s is an Atlanta institution because the pizza is great and has been for ages. Plus, service is always snappy, so it’s always a dependable choice when you’re in the mood for pizza without the fuss and time suck of a whole-pie-only joint. Grab a NY-style slice of pepperoni with crispy edges and tasty sauce, head out with your lunch crew to that patio, and remember why you fell in love with Atlanta in the first place." - jacinta howard
"Everybody has that friend who, no matter how long it’s been since you last spoke, can slide right back into your life as if no time has passed. That’s a meal at this classic ATL pizza chain. Out of seven area counters, we’re partial to Ponce because there’s just something about sitting on the street-facing patio with a cold beer and a few massive NY-style slices of pepperoni, mushrooms, and extra cheese. Fellini’s remains a late-night fixture since it’s open until midnight seven days a week and is one of the few places in the city that still sells by the slice." - nina reeder, demarco williams, juli horsford
"This ATL pizza chain has been around since the '80s and is the most well-known slice shop in the A—and it’s for good reason. We love that we can slide into any one of the seven locations around the city when we need one of Fellini’s reliably tasty, generously loaded slices. While no location is the wrong choice, we like posting up on the spacious Ponce patio for the bubbling fountain in the center that drowns out nearby cars. It’s not the Trevi, but it still sets the mood. A slice starts at $3.25 and since we can get ‘em ‘til midnight every night here, this is a frequent detour after a few drinks at nearby bars like The Local, Friends On Ponce, and Bookhouse." - nina reeder, juli horsford
"You can’t go wrong with a slice of pizza long after the sun has set and starting at $3.25 a slice, Fellini’s might also be one of the most wallet-friendly slices in town. With seven locations in Atlanta, the Ponce de Leon storefront stays open until midnight along with Buckhead, Howell Mill, and Roswell Road. Order to-go or dine in on New York- and Sicilian-style pizza, calzones, and house salad, perfect for soaking up cocktails consumed earlier in the evening." - Eater Staff