We ordered take out. Pizza, calzone, fried mushrooms, fried pickles, cheese fries and antipasto salad. Everything was delicious. Some of the best we have ever had

This was my first time going here. I heard a lot of great things, so I was excited to try it out for our annual Valentine's Day dinner with the family. I was maybe too excited because I ordered everything, lol! To start I had the Spinach Salad. It is loaded with baby spinach leaves, tomatoes, boiled egg, bacon, red onions, dried cranberries, fresh mozzarella cheese with a Raspberry Vinaigrette. I added grilled chicken and it made it so much better and filling. I also ordered the 5oz burger. It's made with fresh ground beef & served with mustard, mayo, lettuce, pickle, onion & tomato. It's good as well. On to the dinner order (yes I had more lol). We had the spicy breaded wings! They were fresh and hot. I heard a lot about those as well as the pizza and couldn't wait to try them as well! For the pizza, I had the meat lovers on cauliflower crust. It was really delicious. I honestly enjoyed my entire food experience! The service and ambiance was great too! I will definitely be going back!

I really enjoyed this spot. My sister and I shared the buffalo wings and a large Josie salad. Really good and flavorful. We each got a 9in pizza and it was chef kisses. So good and we were full after 2 slices. Customer service also really good. Can't wait to come back.

Meat lovers pizza is great. My favorite is the lunch meal. The greens and chicken dressing which was surprisingly delicious!

Great pizza restaurant. My family loves the Around the world sausage add black olives/hot peppers. I remember when I was little boy my dad would take me to Fox ridge when it was on Knight Arnold rd to get pizza after SEMAA football practice. One time he dropped the pizza and the owner gave him another pizza free of charge. That's type people they are family friendly business. Clean restaurant with nice bar and many seatings. Directly located in heart of the city. Highly recommend will be back soon for my pizza fix

Food was good service was A++ wings was fresh fried hard and had a good taste.you guys will see us again soon.

We met friends here when we were in Memphis for the week. I just wish I had heard about it sooner because I would have gone twice that week it's so good. The pizza is a thin crust pizza with a pile of toppings and loaded with cheese. The quality is fresh and tasty. The place is normally packed I'm told but no seating problem on this Friday at 5:30pm. It's nothing fancy but it's clean. The staff was very attentive to our needs and whenever had to ask for a refill. They never let my glass run dry. 5 stars for sure!

5-stars. From me, a unicorn. That which does not exist, found. The short answer to why? Nostalgia meets slightly novel, insanely good pizza. Let's go back to the beginning. I was like 9. Occasionally, my parents would take me to Hickory Hill, they'd get pizza, and I'd be offered some quarters to play video games. And eat pizza, too. Pretty good pizza, but as a 9 year old, all pizza was good. Hickory Hill became Hickory Hill. I became me, because, then again, you always wind up becoming some version of yourself. Nearly three decades passed. I spent some time on Brookhaven Circle, spending time in whatever version of my life I was in at some of the establishments there. Brookhaven had its rather prolonged phase, then Hog & Hominy in another. Noma, Andrew Michael were a haunt here and there, too. Probably overlapping Brookhaven and Charvey. I took a break from Brookhaven Circle. Recently, I went back. And there was a place called Fox Ridge Pizza. I kind of remembered it; some place I used to go and play video games, and now, come to think of it, eat pizza with like, barbecue or something sweetish on it. And it was pretty good- nothing like the thin crusts of everywhere, or the crispiness of MPC, but something slightly off and differently better than those. Inside, black and white tiled floor. Curious, didn't they have that at that other place? I couldn't go back and check, because Hickory Hill requires an assault team, a K&R policy, or the Popemobile to venture into- I've heard. So I ordered. I waited. I was presented with a pizza. The toppings kind of sit there, atop the breads crust, not stuck to its top. Chunky bits of meat, large piece of meatball, pepperoni, you know, all the usual carnivore stuff. I took a bite. Then another. A few more and I tasted something novel, profound, yet remembered. I swear to Epicurious, it was my childhood. But it tasted like barbecue in light red sauce covered with cheese. I ate more, trying to find whatever degree of wonder and innocence I probably never possessed and probably couldn't buy back for Bill Gates money. Occasionally, it was there. And it was damned delicious. It turned out it was the same place. Same food. Tucked away in some odd time capsule and asported to East Memphis. This is really like no other pizza I've had. It's not Chicago, it's not New York. It's a bit dense, but with a nice pull and slight crunch on the bottom. It's oddly airy, though that's not the best term for it, because it's also heavy. It's better from a toaster oven that day after. And when there's that bite of savory sweet barbecue, far better than anything Coletta's could ever dream of, it's regal. Because it's like hunting; it's not every bite, and it's hard to tell when it'll be THE bite. The service is really good, the patio a nice respite. The ambiance is hometown. But the pizza, this pizza, is proof that there is a God and he's ok with pizza.