Fibonacci’s Pizzeria

Serving from Studio 35 this pizza place is the real deal. All are 12 inches and the chewy, doughy delicious crust. We had the Fig-a-ma-jig which is Garlic EVOO base, house cheese, goat cheese, prosciutto, organic Smyrna figs, organic arugula, fig glaze. Also did the Hot Swarm which is House red sauce, House Cheese, Ezzo cup & char pepperoni, ricotta, pepper flake, Triple Hex hot honey.Both delicious though I'm more savory so preferred the Hot Swarm. I would have liked it spicier. But overall delicious.

A little pizzeria nestled inside a restored vintage movie theater. Decor is cute and cozy. They had Christmas lights and decor all over. This place is a unique business concept, unlike any other in the city. Part movie theater, part bar, part pizzeria, this place boasts 40 draft beers, a solid liquor collection, delicious pizzas subs and salads, and unique special events. They had some Christmas specialty drinks. The food came out very quickly even though there were quite a few people ordering. Hot pizza perfectly cooked, high quality, fresh ingredients, with a terrific flavor profile. Overall I give this place a 5 star for excellent food, awesome selection of products, great service, and a cool atmosphere

Fibonacci's is an awesome pizzeria attached to Studio 35 - you can order pizza from the movie theater and it's ready pretty quickly!We began with the OG Bread - which was oven baked bread topped with cheese and peppers. It was delicious and flavorful. We also had a margarita pizza and it was delicious. Wood fired, with a crisp crust and fresh ingredients! Look forward to trying more of their menu.

Pretty solid pizza attached to Studio 35, so instead of dinner and a movie, you can have dinner at the movie. We usually get a make your own hand tossed, and the crust is very good, but since it's hand tossed and wood fired, you get a little more crust than I would like, so it's much improved with a side of dipping sauce. I love the balsamic drizzle and there's a good variety of topping to chose from. There are tables in the theater near the bar, and a table/bar in the back few rows of the theater. If you're in the bar area, they'll bring your pizza to your table if it's not too busy. If it's busy or you're already in the movie, you get a text and go to the bar to grab your order.

Not good but not bad either. Little different that what I expected. I wanted more of a small Italian spot but this was more of bowling alley. Food came in to go boxes. Wasn't really offered anything from the server. Gentlemen that took my order knew it was my first time, I told him, but want very suggestive. I had to ask questions. No info really offered. Not really what I was looking for.

I didn't realize the inside was actually part of a movie theater and the ambiance was really cool. We had the supreme pizza and loved it. The sausage had the most unique flavor I've had for a sausage. The sauce was really good and the wood fired crust was to perfection. I'd love to try some of their others, but this tasted a lot better than it looked. Delicious.

This pizzeria is located inside Studio 35. You can order it and eat it at the bar or while watching the movie. The theater has tables on the last rows. Crust is pretty delicious and they have vegan topics. We had the vegan cheese. Vegan pepperoni and several veggies and it was very good

Ever since Fibonacci's Pizza opened in Studio 35, I have another reason to love coming here! I've enjoyed the movie theater itself for a long time, and the fact that you could always order food from a place next door to eat in the theater while watching a movie. However, since they instead decided to open their own pizzeria in-house, it has been even better!Their specialty pizzas are amazing. The crust is thin but not too thin, and they always have a different variety of toppings to try. The Abe Froman continues to be my favorite, but I am continually trying out a different pizza offering when I go. And grabbing a pizza and a beer to enjoy at their bar is lately one of my favorite places to be!

Takeout. Pizza had a great crust. Topping were average. Service was quick and friendly.

So, I was really looking forward to getting pizza here. There are some really glowing reviews. We ordered 2 pizzas:Widows bite (garlic ricotta, house cheese, classic pepperoni, mozzarella and triple hex hot honey)The Camorra (Pepperoni, sausage, mushroom, onion, green pepper)The toppings were really good. Unfortunately, the bottoms of both pizzas had a horrible burnt taste. Like burnt garlic. Just horribly bitter. The tops did not look burnt at all. When we looked at the bottoms of the pizzas, they did NOT LOOK BURNT. They had some black charred spots/dots, but it didn't seem like it should be burnt enough to have this awful taste. It was quite unpleasant. All I can think was perhaps there burnt garlic pieces left on the pizza pan that the crusts were baked on. I don't know , but all agreed it was bad.We ate the toppings off and called it a day. We would not order pizza from here again. It's unfortunate, because the toppings really were tasty. But they could not overcome the bitter on the crust.