Crispina Ristorante & Pizzeria

I'm a pizza/italian food snob through and through, and this is by far the best Neapolitan style pizza in the area. If you like quality pizza for a great price, you can't go wrong with getting a Regina Margherita. I order one for delivery at least once a week, and I have never been disappointed. They use simple, quality ingredients and cook it correctly.The pasta dishes are also a great choice. The taste, portion sizes, and price can't be beat.

So this restaurant was kind of tucked away and you wouldn't even really know about unless you were actually going in that area and looking for a specifically. It's in a shopping mall strip mall situation, and it's around the corner so it's not even at the main part so you really got to know what you're doing. But I wasn't unhappy at all. It's actually pretty quaint and small but it is still very nice and very clean. They have a bar on one side and more than a couple of seats on the other side. Now it's not a full restaurant like an Olive garden, not at all, but it has indoor and outdoor seating possibilities so there's still a chance to catch a good seat without an issue. All the way to Apple's really good and helpful to us, they made sure to go ahead and explain the menu and explain how things work, so I have no issue with the service at all. I tried the Fettuccine w Chicken and the Calamari. The calamari was good, it was cooked to near perfection. They had a lot of extra smaller pieces, it's kind of like the bottom of the bag when you are making something from the freezer aisle, all the residual crumbs and smaller pieces will sit to the bottom and you'll get that on your last batch, but there were plenty of big pieces to compensate as well. The fettuccine was really good. You can get it by itself or get it with a protein and I chose chicken. It was savory and tender and had a nice amount of sauce to boot. It was good enough that I would actually try a couple of other the pasta dishes next time I'm in the area. This was a good little duck off and it's worth your time to try. Now it's not like you're in Little Italy but it's pretty damn good regardless.

What a vibe! Love Crispina. My mom introduced me to this restaurant about 2 years ago and whenever I'm back home and visiting in Cobb, it's our go to spot to catch up and relax. I LOVE their bolognese and their limoncello lemon drop martini is AMAZING. We always recieve It's a hidden gem and highly recommended.Service has always been great. Have never had an issue with getting a table as a walk in, we normally just sit at the bar and do prefer to go on the weekdays when it's not as busy. We will be back!

We had a lovely dinner at Crispina's last evening. It was a damp, dark evening but the warmth of the cozy restaurant was just what we needed. The dark, intimate space, with the wood fire pizza oven blazing away was so relaxing. Service was exceptional, attentive without being intrusive, and so very professional.I ordered the linguine with mushrooms in a parmesan cream sauce. It was a bit bland to me so I added a sprinkle of salt and it was perfect. The sauce was delicious, the pasta cooked to al dente perfection, and the mushrooms were so good. My husband enjoyed his lasagna and the pizza we ordered to takeout was tasty as well. Eating here is like eating in your Italian grandmother's kitchen. You'll feel like you've had a warm hug!

I came here for an early dinner around 5 pm on a Friday. There were still plenty of tables to pick from but I imagine they do get busy so highly advise making reservations for larger or later plans. Indoor and outdoor seats in their enclosed patio with space heaters are available. For an appetizer we shared their Vongole E Cozze Al Sugo Di Pomodoro which came in a white wine, tomato sauce with 4 crunchy toasted slices of bread. This even came with the mini forks and plate for shells so you can TRY to keep your hands clean! For entrees, we split their Home Run Pizza and Pappardelle Antonio. The pizza had a well developed crust with a hearty amount of toppings. I really liked the long wide noodles with lots of sausages and bell peppers. Overall, the food was delicious and the service was phenomenal. Ambience was both casual and fancy so definitely wear what you want. I would love to come here again and highly recommend others to check them out!

A quaint spot located in Vinings with delicious Italian eats. It was super easy to find parking and a day of reservation. The restaurant was pretty full, but our food didn't take long at all and the server was attentive. I tried the gnocchi and substituted the shrimp for chicken; it was delicious! My friend tried the lasagna and quickly finished it. The restaurant itself is little to no frills, but you really don't need that when you have solid food offerings. I'll definitely be back!

Food was ok but nothing to rave about. I grew up in Italian City near Philadelphia. That food was incredible in comparison!The service was terrible. I walked in with my well behaved little Shitzu and was moved to the cold patio. Which was ok as the owner did start up some gas burners. But he refused to look at our table and started mumbling that this quite little dog was not a service dog. I never said he was a service dog. He is medical approved for emotional support. The man never inquired how our food was or the service. He was outright hateful.The ambiance included a door to outside that stayed open as people arrived or exited. So we kept our coats on.So the minestrone soup was not even comparable to Olive Garden. The meal as a whole was expensive but mediocre. My wife and I have no intention of returning to a cold Italian restaurant which is both overpriced and rude.

Delicious everything awaits you! We happily stumbled upon Crispina Ristorante & Pizzeria upon learning that C&S Seafood was closed for lunch.This restaurant is located on the side of Kroger next to BP. We did have to call to find it in the shopping center after finding it online! Our appetizers were so delicious that we couldn't take time to take pictures. But we loved the mussels and clams - the sauce was deliciously garlicky. Charcuterie was superb with plenty of prosciutto, cheese, and dried figs. My husband enjoyed the fresh bread but yearned for butter. He used the oil on the table but would have loved some pepper and herbs. Our entrees were salmon with potatoes and spinach, scallops with polenta, and veal. All were delectable. Even the sweet tea was perfect!

I'm not a typical Five Star guy but this place is definitely a 5 kind of place. I had stumbled on this location after scanning for an hour and when I decided this location I didn't realize it was behind the Krogers grocery store.I didn't have a reservation but they sat me quickly and the owner was very nice to talk to. The young lady Natalie, at the bar waited on me and was very polite and nice. She continued to check on me throughout the meal which is not often the experience I get from other places. I was going to choose the veal but there was a Monday special of Chicken parmesan and she highly recommended this dish. It was a huge plate of chicken and pasta that I could not finish it. It wasn't as flavorful as I was expecting but I did enjoy the taste.Since I enjoyed the chicken Parmesan I decided to order the tiramisu as a dessert to go. I got it back to the hotel and I wasn't to disappointed. It was a big portion and it tasted great., overall the meal was a hit.I would recommend that the overall meal costed $51 and it included 2 beers, a Caesar salad, main meal, and a dessert.

I went in for lunch this week. I think the pizza may be Atlanta's best; and the bruschetta starter was even better!