
Hours
| Sunday | 1–8 PM |
| Monday | 12–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–10 PM |
| Thursday | 12–10 PM |
| Friday | 12–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1215 Scenic Hwy S, Lawrenceville, GA 30045
Phone: (770) 676-6020
Website: http://connecticutpizzaandpasta.com/
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
Related Web Results
Connecticut pizza & Pasta
Connecticut Pizza & Pasta | Lawrenceville GA – Facebook
Connecticut Pizza and Pasta – View Menu & Order Online – Slice
Reviews
I’ve been twice now and the pizza was overcooked both times (but only on one side of each pizza which tells me it’s an issue with the oven cooking unevenly).
Long review: I’m not sure what this pizza is trying to be. It is definitely not “apizza” from New Haven. It’s also not what someone from RI/MA would expect when they order “Greek style” pizza which is where my confusion comes in because while the name is Connecticut Pizza and Pasta (which may lead one to believe it’s New Haven style), the website claims they are serving Greek style.
Maybe it’s trying to be its own thing (and that’s fine because the pizza IS good) but some people might be initially disappointed the first time they open the box and don’t see what they were expecting (which is why I added a lot of pictures).
They offer two crust styles, thin and original but the difference is so incredibly small I’m not sure why they are bothering (see pictures, pepperoni is original, cheese is thin crust). They taste identical and the texture was almost the same. If you gave them both to someone with a blindfold on I would wager they would think they’re eating the same exact pizza.
The cheese is very high quality but there doesn’t seem to be any cheddar (if there is the ratio is very small) which one would expect in Greek style pizza.
The sauce has a nice tang to it but is a tad on the sweet side. Heavy on the garlic and thyme.
The dough IS very reminiscent of Greek style pizza in terms of structure but is just very thin even with the original style crust which leads to a much crisper bite as opposed to the crunchy exterior/soft puffy interior of a thicker Greek style crust.
I hope this doesn’t come off as overly negative because I did enjoy the pizza for what it was and I will go back.
I’m just trying to be as informative as possible because if you’re a transplant from RI/MA it’s very rare to find that pie that reminds you of going to the pizzeria as a kid, getting an ice cold grape or orange soda from the fountain and devouring a nice, greasy mozzarella and cheddar slice before biting into that cracker crisp but light and airy crust.
I deducted one star due to the combination of price ($20 for large one topping, no coupons available when I ordered) and the uneven cook which left half of each pizza burned on the bottom. A slightly smaller large (14” versus 16”) at a couple bucks cheaper would be a much better value proposition.
However, they lose points for having AI art in their restaurant.
Pie could use char on the under carriage.
Flavor is good though.
Sauce is good.
Reasonably priced
Solid 7.6