Teenagers idolize pizza due to its portable nature and refusal to stay in a box, man. Eat your way to independence with today’s Groupon to Buckhead Pizza Co., which has three area locations in Buckhead, Galleria, and Cumming. Choose between the following options:
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For $15, you get a meal for two (up to a $34.40 value) that includes:
- One medium pizza (up to a $18.50 value)
- One small appetizer (up to a $5.50 value)
- One half-salad (up to a $6.50 value)
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Two fountain drinks (a $1.95 value each)<p>
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For $25, you get a meal for four (up to a $55.15 value) that includes:
- One large pizza (up to a $23.25 value)
- One large salad (up to a $8.95 value)
- One large appetizer (up to a $9.95 value)
- Two glasses of house wine or beer (up to a $6.50 value each)<p>
Buckhead Pizza Co.’s chefs hand-toss the regular or whole-wheat dough of their pizza-filled menu before firing them to a golden-brown hue in a 500-degree oven. Pairs or quartets of diners can take a break from playing Stratego or helping friends to cheat at Stratego to dig into an Olympian pizza piled high with lamb gyros meat, kalamata olives, feta cheese, and banana peppers. The 4-ounce meatball appetizer rolls in a pool of tomato sauce as two forks prod and volley it back and forth, and the larger Gulf-shrimp appetizer provides a buttery habitat for the stone-baked seafood. Green leaves of the caesar salad and cheese-strewn veggies of the mozzarella salad taste their freshest when pulled from bowls on the outdoor bar and patio where fizzy fountain drinks, foamy beers, and wines flow like wine, beer, and fizzy fountain drinks.
Buckhead Pizza Co.
At Buckhead Pizza Co.'s two locations kitchens bustle as chefs simmer house-made sauce and bake Atlanta-style thin-crust pizzas to a golden brown in 500-degree ovens. They toss fresh regular, whole-wheat, and gluten-free dough and make each pie to order before covering it in signature toppings such as Atlanta steak with caramelized onions and blue cheese. The charming pizzeria also fills cherry-wood tables with crispy flatbreads, calzones, and bubbling pans of lasagna.
Diners take a break from the sun and his unreasonable demands for pizza sacrifices under the outdoor patio's awning, enjoying breezy sunset dinners or cocktail hours filled with frosty brews from shared pitchers and red and white wines from the full bar. Back inside, diners stay entertained by participating in trivia or watching as many games as eyeballs will allow on the eatery's many televisions.