
Vecchia Pizzeria in The Preserve at Hoover serves authentic wood-fired pizza, pastas, crisp salads, toasted paninis, and a dedicated kids menu. Enjoy dining inside or on our pet-friendly patio. We offer a free Kids Zone with a bouncy house every weekend, live jazz on Friday nights, and Take & Bake meals in our market. Located across from Moss Rock Nature Preserve’s 360 acres of trails and waterfalls, Vecchia is perfect for families, date nights, and gatherings. Catering, cooking classes, ample parking, and large party reservations are available. Experience the taste of Italy without the airfare!
Popular joint for wood-fired pizza served in a roomy, cheerful setup with shared tables & a patio.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–4 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 610 Preserve Pkwy Suite 100, Hoover, AL 35226
Phone: (205) 637-3036
Website: http://www.vecchiabirmingham.com/
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Reviews
*Pizza Margherita 5/10 has to ask for a Sauce to make it better.
*Spinach and artichoke dip 9.5/10 !
Like I said, it’s not for me. And for a 41-minute drive to get here, I wouldn’t personally find it worth my time ever again. But if you’re ever in the area, go ahead and check this place out.
Oh I’d like to add the place is really cool looking on the outside and inside. I loved seeing the wood fired ovens.
At first glance, from the outside, I thought that this might be a nice place. Upon entrance I was shuttled down a narrow hallway lined with drinks and wines to a cashiers desk. We placed our order and served ourselves bottled drinks, from a cooler behind us.
The prices for a 10 oz pie were $18 so I was hoping for a great find in wood fired pizza for our area.
We then went around the corner to a very table cluttered dining area. After noticing that if you asked for water that it was “self serve” from a high school style water fountain in plastic cups. No wait staff roomed the area, only the cashier and the two cooks.
When the pizza arrived it was fresh out of the wood fired oven. Nice char in spots but the bottom was still a little under cooked. I ordered the classic pepperoni but had to search to find said toppings. Scarce and unevenly distributed.
Then came the bite; the tip of my slice was soggy and limp. No crunch. The bone was nice and crisp with good flavor. The red tomato sauce was bland at best, no spices, I ended up adding salt to my slice to help the flavor. Cheese was thin but nice flavor and pull.
I looked for Parmesan, but had to go to the water fountain to find the powdered cheese shaker. (No fresh Parmesan available)
Nothing was on the tables but a beer bucket with plastic utensils and off brand napkins.
For what was told to me was a true Italian pizzeria I was disappointed. Pizza wasn’t bad but could have been so much better with some
spices and flavor. And charging these prices I would expect some wait staff and fountain drinks. (Ditch the high school water fountain).
Establishment was clean and staff was nice. Food was OK, maybe even good had it been a lower price point. But Vecchie has some loyal followers and it was busy for that time of day, so others must enjoy it.
Overall 3.5 stars!
We started with the Spinach and Artichoke Dip and Antipasti Platter. Both were good, but I didn’t like the tortilla chips that came with the dip, it was much better with the crostini from the Antipasti Platter.
The Capriccosa Pizza was good but not great, I would try something else for sure if I come back.
We tried the bread pudding and both flavors of Cannoli. The bread pudding is so sweet and warm, it was great! The Cannoli are good as well.