About YOUR PIE PIZZA IN
Toccoa
Your Pie Pizza Toccoa is located in historic downtown Toccoa, two doors down from the DMV and directly across from the downtown green space, making it a convenient stop while exploring local shops or spending time in the heart of the city. The restaurant is also just 2.2 miles from Toccoa Falls College, making it a regular spot for students and residents looking for a quick meal downtown.
This location offers outdoor seating and a curated selection of craft beers, including favorites like Creature Comforts Tropicalia and Terrapin Hopsecutioner. It also hosts live music on the first Friday of each month from May through July and regularly partners with local schools through Spirit Nights that donate 10% of sales to support student groups and clubs, reinforcing its strong ties to the Toccoa community.
About YOUR PIE PIZZA IN
Toccoa
At Your Pie, we believe great food starts with fresh ingredients, hand-crafted recipes, and the freedom to create something uniquely yours. Inspired by a trip to Ischia, Italy — a small island just off Naples — Your Pie was founded in 2008 in Athens, Georgia, as the first fast-casual, brick-oven pizza concept in the U.S.
Today, we serve customizable brick-oven pizzas, baked pastas, fresh salads, handcrafted sandwiches, and oven-fired wings, along with hand-scooped gelato made in the Italian tradition. Every item is made to order and cooked in our signature open-flame brick oven for authentic flavor and a perfectly crisp finish.
Our “Your Pie, Your Way” experience lets guests choose from a variety of crusts, sauces, cheeses, and toppings — or enjoy one of our chef-inspired seasonal favorites. Whether you’re dining in, grabbing takeout, ordering online, or catering for a crowd, Your Pie brings together great food, community, and genuine hospitality.
Come gather around our table — or take it home to yours — and enjoy brick-oven pizza, oven-fired wings, craft beer, and gelato, all inspired by the flavors and spirit of Italy, combined with the warmth and creativity of the modern South.
