The Ultimate Pizza Journey Through Georgia Makes For One Delicious Adventure

Have you ever heard the phrase it’s about the journey, not the destination? Well in the case of this delicious road trip, it’s most certainly about both. This ultimate pizza journey through Georgia will take you to some of the best pizza places this state has to offer. While you’re probably not going to eat all of this pizza in one shot, we recommend maybe stretching it into a weekend of pizza-loving-fun. The entire trek takes about five hours to drive, but you’ll want to spend time at each spot, so make sure to plan accordingly. You can find the entire pizza adventure itinerary here.

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Hardware Pizza in Lyons, Georgia is the first place on this ultimate pizza road trip. This craft pizza spot is tucked away in the downtown area in a building that was actually an old hardware store. Come feast on some delectable pizza in a historic spot. These wood-fired pies are the perfect place to kick off this celebration! Click here to learn more about this Georgia pizza spot.

Hardware Pizza, 131 SW Broad St, Lyons, GA 30436, USA

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Next up, we’re traveling through Macon, Georgia to get to Ingleside Village Pizza. This quirky spot has nearly 1,500 reviews, reaching almost a perfect five stars. With a bevy of New York-style pies and some impressive imported beers, this is one place you’re sure to feast in. Click here to learn more about this Georgia pizza spot.

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Getting into the heart of the capital city now, we have Savage Pizza, an Atlanta staple with some scrumptious specialty pies. The dough is prepared fresh every day and the homemade sauces really brighten up each pizza pie. Plus, it's like dining at a piece of Atlanta history! Click here to learn more about this Georgia pizza spot.

Savage Pizza, 484 Moreland Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307, USA

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There’s a reason why people flock to Antico Italian in Atlanta, Georgia and it goes beyond just the tasty pizza. Many have said that this pizza tastes almost identical to a coveted, historic pizza place in Italy! Come get a true taste of these brick-oven pies in Atlanta and enjoy the flavor bomb you’re about to embark on. Click here to learn more about this Georgia pizza spot.

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Varasano’s Pizzeria in Buckhead is about as close to a five-star rating as you can get. We’re talking 4.9 stars with nearly 1,400 reviews. That’s just how good this pizza experience is. You’ll find a relaxed eatery here with traditional sourdough thin-crust options, plus an array of pasta, too. Get ready to feast here. Click here to learn more about this Georgia pizza spot.

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Heading north a bit, we’re adventuring over to Blue Jeans Pizza & Pasta in Blue Ridge. This laid-back mountain spot offers some seriously sweet Italian options, with fresh dough, handmade pizza, calzones, pasta, and so much more. Come indulge in perfect pizza pies at this USAF Veteran-owned business in Georgia. Click here to learn more about this Georgia pizza spot.

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The last stop on this ultimate pizza journey is at the Twisted Tomato in McCaysville, Georgia. This pizza spot is beloved by locals, but also anyone who adventures up on the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway. Situated right on the water, you’ll have wood-fired pies with waterfront views that make for the perfect end to this incredible road trip. Click here to learn more about this Georgia pizza spot.

So, what do you think about the ultimate pizza journey through Georgia? Have you already been to any of these pizza spots before? Share with us your experiences in the comments section!