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Discovering Dominic’s New York Pizza at Cumming City Center

Atlanta Grubbers, if you're looking for a better-than-average pizza experience with other options to boot, Dominic’s New York Pizza is worth a visit. Despite the name, this isn’t the New York style you might expect but rather a delightful Neapolitan. Originating from a humble food truck, Dominic’s has now found a more permanent home in Ball Ground and the latest at Cumming City Center, cooking up laudable offerings inside (though trailer kitchen is adjacent to) Crooked Culture Brewing.

Tasting the Menu
I ventured to try something beyond the usual pizza. The wood-fired gyro intrigued me, and while it was a substantial portion, the tzatziki sauce could have packed more of a punch. The pita was notably good, though. Dominic’s cheddar and jalapeño sausage stood out with its spicy kick, not as great as my BBQ faves, but with more kick. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s sourced from their Ball Ground neighbors Frankfurt Doner, where I’m a big fan of the namesake item as well as their house made sausages.

A Brewing Delight
Nestled inside one of metro Atlanta’s lesser-known but noteworthy breweries, the setting adds to the charm. While Dominic’s may not be a "drop everything and go" spot, there’s a reason for our repeat visits over the years at their other location and food truck, which I don’t think they do anymore. It appears it’s what they cook out of in Cumming. Their pizza has consistently been a hit, and Mrs. Grub enjoyed her pepperoni pizza.

Worth the Trip
Cumming City Center is steadily becoming a must-visit destination. With Dominic’s being located inside of the underrated Crooked Culture, it’s a spot I’ll return to for a burger or a meatball sandwich next time. Kudos to Cumming City Center for continuing to elevate the local dining scene.

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