Buon Fornello

Today in our Saturday bottega bakery - Cream filled bignè (pastry cream or Nutella). La pasticceria classica del bar!

Welcome to the streets of Palermo! Our signature pizza fritta (fried pizza) is the tastiest street food you’ll every try and is one of our best sellers. Light pizza dough stuffed with savory flavors and fried to perfection....seriously tho, how can one resist? Try them all: Ballaró, Tripoli, Cefalú (vegetarian) and Panzerotto. We’d love to hear the fan faves! Comment below!

Celebrate romance the Italian way. Stores of love depicted on imported Sicilian ceramics. Plates and trivets in our bottega.

In our bottega bakery today! Apple, pear, amaretto crumble cake. If it weren’t for the light amaretto cookie crumble on top, this beauty would be 100% vegan.

In an effort to ensure your safety as well as that of our staff, we have chosen to offer only online/call in orders with sidewalk and curbside pick up until further notice. Please visit www.buonfornello.com or call directly at 770 710 0038 to place an order. When ordering online, kindly note your vehicle make and color in special instructions. Call directly to let one of our staff know you have arrived and are ready to pick up.... We will continue to strive to offer the best customer service and hope to reopen our store soon! We thank you for your patience and patronage! We are also available on Uber Eats and Doordash.

Thank you for your mention and review! Buon anno nuovo!! Happy new year!

The holidays are a moment for special treats, special sentiments and special orders. Mini cassatine are a special order this holiday season. Sweet (but not too sweet) pasty filled with ricotta and chocolate chips dusted with powdered sugar and cinnamon. A Sicilian classic.

The home chef set: conversation towel and hot pads. Made from 100% cotton, these unique screen-printed, imported textiles are reminiscent of classic Italian kitchen linens. Bonus! Our conversation towel features a recipe for those who want to try a new dish! We’ll happily translate! Gift for him and her this Christmas in our bottega.

B R I N D I S I from our holiday gift collection. This collection for two will make even the smallest party feel full of life. Ring in the new year with Prosecco, stemless flutes and apricot bon bon chocolates. Our imported linen towel features a classic Italian recipe that you can make as an evening starter. (We will happily translate!) $60. Explore our holiday collection in person Mon-Sat or PM to order!

Calling all fall vibes! Our imported, Italian-made, linen scarves are light and soft with fringy ends and perfectly wrappable whenever the wind blows. Gifts for him or her this holiday season. Come check out our new merchandise!

!! NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY !! Buon Fornello is an Italian grab and go café and mini market featuring authentic homemade specialties, take and bake meals and other deli-type foods. Now hiring FRONT OF THE HOUSE staff members. RESPONSIBILITIES: barista style service, restaurant cleanliness, cashier, an upbeat and friendly customer service, and compliance with food safety standards.... This position is ideal for high school/college students looking to make some cash while managing a scholastic schedule! $7.25/hr plus tips. Must be eligible to work in the US. Must have a good work ethic and a great attitude! Full time OR part time positions available. Reply to this ad and/or come meet in person and fill out an application.

We’re searching for a passionate go-getter who would be excited to work with our rapidly growing business! Send resume to [email protected]

Many ask where one can find prosciutto in Atlanta...the real stuff, sliced thin and fresh! We’re the place! We carry our personal favorite, Prosciutto di Parma San Daniele. Cut fresh to order and sold by the pound.

Tender, sweet and organic. Thank you @westgeorgiaproduce

Our panini buns are made in-house just like they’re made in Sicily and are oh so good.

Labor Day is for lovers of arancine!! Available today

Longing for more summer days with this quick spaghettata al pomodoro

Catch us now on Uber Eats!

Saint Rosalia was born in Palermo to a noble family in 1130. Devoutly religious, she rejected the noble life and retired as a hermit in a cave on Palermo’s Mount Pellegrino where she died alone in 1166. Almost 500 years later, in 1624, a plague struck Palermo. Saint Rosalia appeared to a sick woman, then to a hunter. She told the hunter where her remains could be found and ordered him to bring them to Palermo, where they would be carried in procession throughout the city. Th...e hunter climbed the mountain and found her bones in the cave, exactly where she had told him to look. He brought them back to the city, where the people carried them in procession. After that, the plague ceased (we could use a little bit of Santa Rosalia’s light right now, right?! ). In gratitude for this miracle, the people of Palermo adopted her as their patron saint, and a sanctuary was built in the cave where her remains were discovered. Santa Rosalia, also known as La Santuzza and referred to as Rusulia in Sicilian dialect is celebrated every year on September 4th by walking barefoot from Palermo up to Mount Pellegrino. Today, at Buon Fornello, we observe and celebrate her honorable life. Viva Santa Rusulia! All credits respected.

A long holiday weekend is right around the corner and we’ve got a special Neapolitan gelato treat to enjoy on your labor-free day! Our homemade merengue nestled in strawberry, chocolate and vanilla gelato is surprisingly complimentary and adds a bit of surprise. Topped with nuts, this dessert is a crowd pleaser and great for gatherings! Available this Friday - Monday. $22 each, serves 4. PM to preorder.

INSALATA di FARRO Simple yet hearty and one of our favorite summer salads. Italian farro, carrots, cherry tomatoes, capers, peas, extra virgin olive oil, parsley and basil. Buon appetito!

Ferragosto comes from the Latin Feriae Augusti (the festivals of the Emperor Augustus) which were introduced back in 18 BC and were celebrated alongside other ancient Roman summer festivals. These festivities were linked to the longer Augustali period intended to be a period of rest after months of hard labour. In Roman times, the celebrations included horse races. The Siena Palio dell'Assunta, which usually takes place on August 16th, is an example of how these traditi...ons are kept alive. Today, the holiday also celebrates the Assumption of the Virgin Mary into Heaven the day when Catholics believe Mary ascended to heaven "body and soul" after the end of her life on earth. For almost all Italians, Ferragosto is seen as the culmination of summer vacation. This is the time to escape from work and plan a vacation at the beach or in the mountains. Major cities become ghost towns as residents flee with the same common goal: a bit of sun, good food, and plenty of relaxation. Sicily and its beaches are known to offer some of the best spots to celebrate Ferragosto! We highly recommend visiting during this festive time of the year.