Fabiano’s Italian Deli

This place has a nice location. Horrible service and they have no idea what a garlic knot is. They need to visit Johnnys pizza or even papa johns is better food and service. We have now given them 3 chances since we moved here but this is our last visit.

I just came here to pick up my order which you have no idea where to go. When I was told to go to the bar I gave my name and uncomfortably stood there while she fluttered about socializing while my pizza got colder and colder. I wandered around until I found an exit and left. The only other black people in there were on the other side of the restaurant hidden away behind the wall. I only saw them as I bolted for an exit that turned out not to be an exit.

Ok. Where do I start. I’d like to start off with «gross» but that won’t be accurate. Then again my one star I’m giving this place isn’t really fair but when I get sick off food from here, then in all actuality I should leave a 0 star review. So, here’s the deal:
Pizza
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It was actually delicious (pepperoni and sausage) but it suffers because of what I just said.
Salad
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Literally it was wilted and brown. Should not have been served to anyone.
Chicken wings
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These are why I rate you with 1 star. The wings looked delightful but tasted HORRIBLE‼ From the first taste, they tasted old, or freezer-​burned or something gross like that. I tried/​bit into another and again it was just as bad. I even tried a third wing (just to ensure it wasn’t my mind playing tricks on me) and again it was filled with disgust. Without me saying anything «out loud», my friend (who took me here because it’s her favorite establishment for pizza) said out loud, «these wings taste old»! So, you see it wasn’t just me but I wanted to wait until she tasted them before engaging in conversation about them. How do you serve old food or bad food to your consumers?! Please answer that question.
What I think:
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For me to get very sick off these wings (being that that’s all I ate for the day), something was really wrong. You cannot serve your customers old food because your rationale is that you don’t want to toss it after its expiration date.
Next steps:
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I suggest you go through your deep freezer and toss out all your products that have expired because you’re in serious violation (health-​wise) and on top of that you are making people sick.
Last thoughts:
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I will come back here one day when I’m in a pizza mood but I will NEVER have wings here again.
Signed:
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Bad wing hangover

Pizza (Monster) wings and Salad are always delicious. It takes a little while for it to come out but I guess you can’t rush perfection. Love Love the food and staff are great !

Went to dinner with my parents. Their church group frequents here.
I was very excited, as my parents have built this place up for me.
Unfortunately I was pretty disappointed. We were placed beside the kitchen.
It was very noisy and chaotic!
My chicken wings were great! Tea was very sweet =(

My wifes been and I have eaten here a few times. We’ve always been impressed by the staff and service, and the food is pretty good. Their Pizza is some of the best in Douglasville, though that’s not a very high hurdle. The ambiance of the place is wonderful, even fun at times.

Great food, good service. The jerk chili is definitely a must try. And yes you can color on the table cloth

Ordered steombolis, a spinach calzone and some tiramisu. The stromboli (for the family) was okay, nothing spectacular. I was sorely disappointed in my spinach calzone which was flimsy with little filling (to the likening of a flatbread) and lacked flavor. The tiramisu was extremely disappointing. There was absolutely no flavor at all. Total came to just over $ 35. The worst part was the parking. Had to park two and a half blocks away and walk. when i got lost i called for directions and the girl got an attitude. Sorry if my $ 35 isnt worth a minute of directions. Never again. P. s im from new york and this isnt real NY food.

Salad was fresh but little flavor. Waitress was less than attentive. Over 30 minute wait for a salad? Atmosphere is ok. Busy lunch crowd.

This place has the best pizza in Douglasville. The pizza has high quality toppings and really yummy cheese. I have been there three times. The first and third time I had the pizza and was pleased. If they really improved the dough, it would be some of the best pizza I’ve ever had. The second time I went I got the lasagna, which was just average. The servers have always been friendly and competent. I love the location and will happily continue to spend money there.

I have to admit… I’m a girl that loves carbs (no bueno for my diet, but whateves). The garlic knots, breadsticks, and foccacia bread here are all wonderful. So of course, that means the pizza crust is yummo. The ingredients are fresh, and the service is always great.
I know «man cannot live on bread alone», but I’d be willing to give it a shot if the baked goodies came from Fabiano’s.

Went here for my casual birthday dinner bc the restaurant down the street had a stupid wait time. So, we waited for about 25 minutes and then got seated. They were having trivia night which is was sort of nice.
The food was ok. Everyone in the party enjoyed it, as a Jersey girl, I’ve had better but this is GA. Anyway, I got a slice of the mighty meaty and supreme. Hmmmm it didn’t last like it just came out the oven, more like it had been heated up. I had the brownie cheesecake, which was decent… Nothing to swoon over. Would I go back? Yes. Would I have a craving and just dying to go? Naw
But for the price, it was ok.

Douglasville suffers from a lack of good restaurants, especially non-​chain restaurants. This includes pizza. Aside from Johnny’s, there is virtually no good pizza in Douglasville. There is, however, Fabiano’s.
It is located right next to the most popular dinner spot in town, along a busy local road with very little good parking. Hint: park in the garage by town hall one block over. It’s free and an easy walk.
The décor is typical divey pizza couture, but the food is excellent. The garlic knots are addicting, and the pizza is very good. I’ve never tried anything else except pizza and salads (which are good) but I’ve not heard anything bad about their pasta.
The service has always been excellent. The staff is attentive, but not overbearing. The bar has a good beer selection. There is limited seating outside during the warmer months which, if you play your cards right, will give you great access to live music in the courtyard next door.

Great for kids they have video games and can color in the tables lol. Fun for adults as well. Good food

Overall, this is a really great little place. Their veggie pizza is amazeballs! Feta cheese, kalamata olives, omnomnomnom… I go almost every week for the trivia, which is a good time. The staff here are very personable and the beer selection is pretty good. Inside, it looks like a typical dive bar, nothing special. But you get crayons to color on the paper tablecloth. What can I say I’m easily entertained! Like other reviewers have said, don’t drive out here from ATL just for Fabiano’s or anything, but if you live in the area it’s totally worth the trip.

Great pizza, salads, and drinks ! Love the back patio… We were able to watch the movie playing in the courtyard and listen to music. My kids loved it and so did we. I will be coming back again. Can’t beat the location or the food. NY pizza right in Douglasville!

Consistently great! The salads are huge, we shared an Individual and it was plenty. The pizzas were delicious, a nice thin crust and the toppings were fresh and plentiful. The service was great! I wish they had a slightly better wine list, but it’s a great place to eat in the area.

Venue: Fabiano’s Italian Deli
Décor: Normal, Average
Service: Friendly
Environment: Family & Friendly Like
Food: Pizza, Pastas, Salads
Prices: Average
Huge Pros: Location, Bar Area, Good enough Seating
Debbie Downers: Not the best, it’s decent.
Conclusion: While in the Doug (Douglasville), ventured to see what was one of the better pizzas the town had to offer. I was optimistic in trying Fabiano’s Italian Deli after reading previous reviews. Ordered a large pepperoni & sausage pie. It was good, not great but not bad. Was disappointed in the sauce as I thought it did not have enough flavor to it which is probably my biggest knock with the food experience here. The service was good, friendly. Has a menu variety. One reviewer said it best. It’s decent pizza if you live in the area but definitely don’t drive from downtown to get it.
Overall: C

This is one of my favorite restaurants in Douglasville. The pizza itself is always very good.
The other stuff on the menu is excellent too. They have great sandwiches. I suggest the potato salad on the side (its great!) Or tator tots (you can never go wrong with tots!). I’m also a big fan of the baked ziti. It’s a hearty, cheesy pasta dish.
If you are getting pizza, have a tasty salad to start. My favorite is the spinach salad with hot bacon dressing. The Caesar is also good too.
I’m pretty sure they have dessert — I’m usually too full by the time I get to that part of the meal!

This place isn’t terrible, but it’s certainly not the best. I do like it better than Johnny’s though and will support any small local business here in Douglasville.
My son and I went in here on a Sunday afternoon for a quick slice. It was a little less than $ 9 for the both of us to eat. The server was nice and attentive.
I will go back though and try their nightly specials.