Cabbage Pie

Cabbage Pie, O how I love you.
You make my tummy ever so happy and full.
The wings, my goodness, the wings, with a BBQ sauce that’s out of this world.
Grab a friend and come get some food. And booze. Soon.

Super super cute gem here on Carroll st. Not wall to wall with those out partying on a Friday night (which I prefer). Amazing menu!!! If you have not been here it would be a great spot for date night or even a quite dinner alone. Polpette veal and Parmesan meatballs are ammmmaaazzing! (Ask for Jody — she is great)
Enjoy & you’re welcome :)

Good food, had the dream pizza and a order of the wings. Both came out nice and hot and in a reasonable amount of time. Good atmosphere, parking was tight but I managed to parallel on the street. Dream pizza was really really tasty and flavorful, highly recommend it! Prices are really good especially for the quality of food here. Highly recommend this place

Pint of 420 and a fat slice for 5 bux! Sauce on the pizza is delicious especially when they aren’t shy with it. Sweet potato fries are also on point

As always the Calamari was great. Had the Seafood Pasta. Tons of Seafood. With a glass of their Shiraz… Loved it!

Awesome brunch! 0 wait and the scallops and grits were incredible.
I have also gone there with my girlfriend for dinner and drinks and it was pretty crowded so we ended up sitting at the bar.

We rolled into Cabbage Pie around 9:30pm on a Monday night. It was the perfect place for a couple of weary travelers like ourselves. The restaurant was not busy and staff were very attentive even though they were closing soon.
They have a really nice selection of craft beer. You can get pizza by the slice or a whole pie; the slices are quite large, especially for the price. I ordered the «dream» pizza which has a little bit of everything: ground beef, house cured bacon, ham, Italian sausage, pepperoni, salami and topped with a paprika spinach cream cheese sauce drizzle. Yum! They have some nice vegetarian/​vegan options as well.
The atmosphere seems casual/​relaxed but well-​managed. A unique aspect of Cabbage Pie is that most of the artwork displayed in the restaurant is for sale. Each piece has a label with the artist name and type of media.
Parking was a little challenging but we were able to snag a spot on the street not too far the restaurant.
If I lived in Atlanta, Cabbage Pie would definitely be a regular stop for dinner/​drinks.

Great pizza in a really artsy space. I would recommend coming here with a group of your buds to try all of the taps and devour the pizza. Wait staff is friendly and the vibe is super relaxed.

My favorite pizza, although the price has risen up. There is large selection of draft beer, this place is perfect for a large friendly company. The products are fresh, the dough thin and very soft as I like. Simple menu is making your choice is easy, and will not think so long. The nearest parking may be fully.

Nice space with a good if not large bar, music volume appropriate. Plenty of comfortable tables and there’s strong wi-​fi.
Solid draft beer selection.
I’ve come for the pizza and left satisfied both times. Prosciutto pizza, which I mistakenly ordered twice (I would have preferred to try at least two varieties, but I’ll be back, for sure) — excellent. Well prepared, almost foldable and very tasty. Maybe not the best leftover pizza, however. Not sure why.
Mista salad also good and generously large. The greens might have been a touch wilted but not so much that you’d care. The caesar salad is a total winner — maybe the best I’ve had in a long time. Love the anchovies.
Stellar service. In fact, these people do service so right that I bumped them up from four to five stars after my initial draft of this review. From a neighborhood pizza/​hangout joint perspective, it doesn’t get any better.

Cabbage pie is a great local place. The atmosphere is great. It’s not huge, but it has a more open area in the front and then a bar area with some more tables in the back. They have three or so TVs that had football playing when we were there on a Saturday night. It started to get pretty busy around 8/8:30.
They have all of their pizzas available by the slice which is great because a lot of them are fairly unique and it’s great to be able to try more than one.
I had the prosciutto pizza which I thought was pretty good. Not the best pizza I’ve ever had, but good for what it was. I also had a cup of the steamhouse soup which was pretty good as well.
If I go back, I’ll probably try some different slices of pizza or the meatball sub. Seems like a great place to grab a slice or two and have a beer on a Friday night.

Great! great! Pizza! Amazing and delicious!!! Drinks were OK. We’ll def be back but for the pizza more than the bar! Super cool atmosphere too

Came here because of other Unilocal reviews and its walking distance from our house. Ordered the avocado, spinach & beet salad with the Greek pizza. Honestly, neither were good. The spinach on the salad was very wilted and the avocado extremely ripe & browned. Visually unappealing so it’s better not to even put that on a plate… The pizza was more like a flatbread, just very dry the crust kept snapping in half and all the ingredients had a «canned» taste to them. Definitely not fresh. Very disappointed to say the least.

Although the parking can be a pain when it’s busy, Cabbage Pie is totally worth it. My girlfriend and I stopped in last night. She got the butternut squash ravioli, and I had the meatball sandwich with fries. Both were excellent! The service, ambience, and décor were all great as well. I’ll be back here soon!

Cabbage Pie was the venue for my wedding. From the moment I saw they had a salad with beets and goat cheese I knew it was fabulous. It has not disappointed me yet and I have now dined here about 10x since they opened in late February.
If you are like me and have food allergies Cabbage Pie that has pizza on the menu does provide a gluten-​free crust and Daiya cheese (which is made from tapioca).
You will often find Tim and Richard, the owners, there pitching in on serving, taking orders and serving.
One thing at moment is parking. Complimentary valet parking is available and if that’s not you’re thing just be ready to look for parking on the street. Bonus in doing this though is you pass through the quaint neighborhood and walk off some of what you ate.

If it wasn’t for Unilocal,I never would have found this spot. This is my favorite place for pizza.
The pizzas are made with top quality fresh ingredients and are a great value. I always order a whole pizza to have some for later. The custom pizzas include some uncommon toppings such as the Vegan Pizza with Brussels sprouts or the Risacca with shrimp and calamari. I had the Vegan on my first visit. It was so good that I vowed to definitely return soon.
The server was friendly and attentive. We ordered the dream pizza and a neopolatian pizza. Our food was delivered in a timely manner. Our drinks were promptly refilled. The food was just as delicious as it was on the first visit.
They also serve appetizers, brunch, sandwiches and dinner entrees. There is a full bar. It is a cozy and comfortable spot with original art on the walls, that is for sale.
The one down side to Cabbage Pie is the parking. There is only very limited parking on the street, with valet parking only on the weekend.

I’m reviewing the pizza and draft beer selection because that is what we ordered on this nice afternoon. I am so happy we stopped by to check out this newer restaurant because it’s absolutely amazing and fresh and a trendy hipster like hangout. The service here was perfect and the prices are even better. We ordered margarita pizza and it was perfectly cooked. The crust was thick but crunchy and the mozzarella was thick and bubbly. The sliced tomatoes and basil were the perfect companions to the fresh mozzarella and dough. Will definitely be coming back like tomorrow!

Overall, I had a great experience at Cabbage Pie and will definitely go back.
The Food:
I’ve only had pizza (The Greek and The Dream) and both were very good. Great prices for the size pizza you get; they’re generous with the toppings; the crust was fluffy with a nice crisp layer on the outside. They also did half and half specialty pizzas, which I loved. That allowed us to try two! Their sandwiches and pastas look amazing and I want to go back and try them.
The Atmosphere/​Service:
Cozy, antique, wooden. It has a very unique vibe and there’s lots of seating for larger groups. Nice covered patio, but I don’t think it would be dog friendly. The service was great — they treated us like we were friends, not people dining in an establishment.
Parking:
There is not a dedicated lot, but since the restaurant backs up to a neighborhood it’s pretty easy to find free street parking and walk.

This might be my favorite pizza in the city. And I love pizza. I didn’t know what to expect when I walked in, I just happened to pass by their open door on a day when I was hungry. It was a rainy Saturday afternoon so the place wasn’t crowded and it’s fairly new, but it had a nice vibe, warm décor and the servers were cool.
I was impressed with the beer list. I’m in love with the vanilla stout. And the pizza was heavenly. I had a slice of the Greek and a slice of pepperoni. Wanted to try something new and something traditional — the Greek was amazing and pepperoni was pretty damn good. My friend had the Dream and, I forget the name, but it was a seafood pizza — both were on point. My mouth is watering as I write this. I think it’s time to go back.
Great pizza, great beer… Is there anything else in life? Yup, great service.

Same rating just updating to state that the name is Cabbage Pie.
We’ve returned a number of times and had consistently good service and good food.