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Discover the art of brick-oven pizza at Your Pie Pizza in Covington, where hand-tossed dough and fresh, high-quality ingredients come together for an exceptional dining experience. We cater to all preferences with a diverse menu that includes vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and keto-friendly options alongside classic pizzas, savory wings, and indulgent pasta. Your Pie Franchising ensures every visit is convenient with services like curbside pickup, delivery, and outdoor seating. We also provide catering in Covington for events, office lunches, and gatherings of all sizes. Join us for a meal that’s crafted to your taste.
Diners choose their dough, sauce, cheese & toppings at this pizzeria chain with gelato & microbrews.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1115 Washington St SW, Covington, GA 30014
Phone: (470) 327-2799
Website: https://www.yourpie.com/locations/ga/covington/1115-washington-street-sw/
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Tara Miller
I’ve been here twice in two weeks out of request from my kids. Both times the staff has been super friendly and helpful. Our food has been excellent (really good crust). The dining room and bathroom were clean and stocked. The soda machines were clean and no outages. I appreciate how new things are added seasonally but the core menu stays consistent. I also appreciate that the menus are not screens that change and the descriptions are clear. This is a great family place on the square.
Also, the tips do go to the staff.
… moreAlso, the tips do go to the staff.
James Frank
Last time I will partake in their pizza. Not only was no care taken in making this order, they forgot to give me one of my dishes. When I drove back to let them know, I was met with “Are you sure?” Really? The young lady then opened a box with the rest of my order, now cold. I received just a dry sorry. No offer to reheat the cold food, and fountain drink, extra napkins, a cup of water. SMH! Half of the pie looked like this. Thank God my kids eat anything.
… moreChristine Cunningham
I visited Your Pie in Covington Square and really enjoyed it. The build-your-own pizza style is fun and easy. I ordered the BBQ Chicken Bacon and Ranch personal pizza, and it was delicious. The restaurant was very clean, and the staff was friendly. Great spot for a quick, tasty meal. I highly recommend it!
… moreEimi Guerra
I want to be honest about my experience. Seeing the doors open made me think it was okay to wait inside, especially since opening was so close. When I wasn’t allowed to, it felt a bit uncomfortable, However I went to a coffee place near by and saw a group of people were able to go into your pie. I have dinned here multiple times and I’ve never had an issue until now.
… moreSheila Nation-Turk
The table I sat at was not clean, it had food on it. When walking out, I noticed there were pizza toppings all over the floor and under tables. They should be cleaning tables and sweeping continually throughout the day. It was disgusting. The pizza was excellent though.
… moreBellami Butteaux
We ordered 3 different sauce between 3 of us and liked them all, 7 inch is the perfect size for one person. The cheese stick is not that great, a lot of bread and not as cheesy.
… moreKameron Green
Our second trip through covington. This time, we brought the kiddo and kitty. Also, since our last trip, we have been transitioning into a vegan lifestyle. We were really pumped to try vegan pizza! It did not disappoint. It was yummy. We even took our leftovers with us and finished them later at a rest stop in SC. I love the whole environment of this establishment and the staff was very nice. 10 out of 10 recommended.
… moreChika Oduah
Just good pizza. Tastes super fresh. It’s light, doesn’t leave you feeling heavy. They have gluten free options! The gluten-free margherita pizza is ridiculously delicious.
… moreMellyVG257
tldr: if you are ordering a kid’s meal, make sure the kid is with you, unless you want to be questioned and defend yourself.
I used to love this location and the workers there. They knew me when I walked in- I ordered the same food every time (I have a small tomato allergy). My last visit was enough to turn me from this place. I walked in and didn’t recognize anyone, which is fine it had been a while since we had ordered. My daughter has ballet and she specifically requested Your Pi food for lunch. So, at 11:50 am, I walked from ballet to the restaurant and walked in as I usually do. I was greeted (which is great). “Hi, I need a kids meal, light tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese.” I wait until she cuts the dough and adds the light sauce and cheese. “5 pepperoni and Parmesan cheese.” Because kids meals only get 2 toppings and my daughter specifically likes 5 or less pepperoni (she actually does t like it, but I require a protein, so we settled on at least 5 pepperoni). I wasn’t really listening to what they were saying behind the counter, but when I move the register, the work says, “Do you want a drink with that?” And I reply, “Why? A drink comes with it.” He exchanged a look with the guy working on the dough and I reply, “I ordered a kids meal, to go, it’s the small one in the back there. It comes with a drink and a gelato. It’s a kids meal.” They give me a weird look and tell me that kids meals are for kids. So, I had to defend myself and tell them that it WAS for a kid, it was for my daughter who was in ballet class down the street. Like, why am I having to tell you any personal details? I ordered a kids meal. It’s smaller portions. Whether I have a kid or not, I shouldn’t have to defend myself to anyone. He tried to back step and says that people take advantage of the kids meal. Fine, but how is that my problem? Been coming here forever, have always ordered the same items, have ordered her lunch to go multiple times (I eat there too sometimes, but my order is complex bc of my allergy). All I wanted was to get her food to her before they started lunch (they get 30 minutes and she is a slow eater) at 12:00 pm. I felt embarrassed and frustrated by the time I walked out. They may have just been doing their job, but I shouldn’t have to offer up details about my life just to get my child her food. Maybe I shouldn’t just order delivery- no way to know if it’s a kid then either.
I don’t think I would have minded if they had just asked or confirmed, “You ordered a 12 and under kids meal, corrrect?” But no, the looks and the back and forth- if that’s how it’s going to be, then make it a policy that the kid has to be there or something. Or that a kids meal can only be purchased with an adult meal. If I know what the rules are in advance, fine, but don’t make me defend or question what I order.
I have enough points to get free stuff anyway (had enough to get their t-shirt too).
… moreI used to love this location and the workers there. They knew me when I walked in- I ordered the same food every time (I have a small tomato allergy). My last visit was enough to turn me from this place. I walked in and didn’t recognize anyone, which is fine it had been a while since we had ordered. My daughter has ballet and she specifically requested Your Pi food for lunch. So, at 11:50 am, I walked from ballet to the restaurant and walked in as I usually do. I was greeted (which is great). “Hi, I need a kids meal, light tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese.” I wait until she cuts the dough and adds the light sauce and cheese. “5 pepperoni and Parmesan cheese.” Because kids meals only get 2 toppings and my daughter specifically likes 5 or less pepperoni (she actually does t like it, but I require a protein, so we settled on at least 5 pepperoni). I wasn’t really listening to what they were saying behind the counter, but when I move the register, the work says, “Do you want a drink with that?” And I reply, “Why? A drink comes with it.” He exchanged a look with the guy working on the dough and I reply, “I ordered a kids meal, to go, it’s the small one in the back there. It comes with a drink and a gelato. It’s a kids meal.” They give me a weird look and tell me that kids meals are for kids. So, I had to defend myself and tell them that it WAS for a kid, it was for my daughter who was in ballet class down the street. Like, why am I having to tell you any personal details? I ordered a kids meal. It’s smaller portions. Whether I have a kid or not, I shouldn’t have to defend myself to anyone. He tried to back step and says that people take advantage of the kids meal. Fine, but how is that my problem? Been coming here forever, have always ordered the same items, have ordered her lunch to go multiple times (I eat there too sometimes, but my order is complex bc of my allergy). All I wanted was to get her food to her before they started lunch (they get 30 minutes and she is a slow eater) at 12:00 pm. I felt embarrassed and frustrated by the time I walked out. They may have just been doing their job, but I shouldn’t have to offer up details about my life just to get my child her food. Maybe I shouldn’t just order delivery- no way to know if it’s a kid then either.
I don’t think I would have minded if they had just asked or confirmed, “You ordered a 12 and under kids meal, corrrect?” But no, the looks and the back and forth- if that’s how it’s going to be, then make it a policy that the kid has to be there or something. Or that a kids meal can only be purchased with an adult meal. If I know what the rules are in advance, fine, but don’t make me defend or question what I order.
I have enough points to get free stuff anyway (had enough to get their t-shirt too).
PrincessBilly
When I say the smallest 14 in pizza in history. There’s nothing new York about the pizza. $23 for a medium pizza but I ordered the largest they had which is a 14 in. A 14 in pizza suppose to have 2 more slices than a medium and bigger slices. I’ll never come back again. Go to Papa John’s people, trust me, save your money. 7 dam small slices. No ranch sauce. Place is highly overrated. Photo provided below.
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