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Angelo's Pizza Parlor


Perfect crispy crust
123 N. Main Street
Pueblo
Denver, CO 81003
United States
+1 719 253 7700 / +1 719 406 4341
http://www.angelos-pizza.com/
Serving the Capitol Hill neighborhood for over 25 years, the Lavero family has learned the imitative secret of making good crispy dough to hold perfect blends of cheeses and toppings. The unassuming white brick façade carries an aged look, and the dark and worn dining area covers two quiet, comfortable rooms. Besides pizza the kitchen also offers an assortment of Italian standards, including calzones and an array of pasta dishes. The Tiramisu is a great way to close out the meal. Wine and beer are also available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Angelo's Pizza Parlor photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Anthony's Pizza and Pasta


A taste of the Big Apple
1628 East Evans Avenue
Denver, CO 80210-4609
United States
+1 303 744 3137
Anthony's spins New York-style, thin crust pizzas about the size of car tires, brimming with bubbling cheeses and all of your favorite toppings. The small, tattered dining area, complete with two pinball machines and a pool table, has seen better days, but the customers do not seem to mind. Carry out and delivery are available. Anthony's offers pizza by the big slice—perfect for folding. Or order a whole pizza. Simple salads and mediocre pasta are also on the menu. Downtown location: 1550 California St., +1 303 573 6236.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Anthony's Pizza and Pasta photo by scott kessler
Photo: scott kessler
 

 
Basil Doc's Pizza


East Coast pizza
2107 East Virginia Avenue
(at Gaylord)
Denver, CO 80209
United States
+1 303 778 7747
http://www.basildocspizzeria.com/
In Denver, a good pizza is not hard to find. But succulent, crispy crust, east coast-style Neapolitan delights are a definite rarity, unless, that is, you visit Basil Doc's. Check out the New Haven White Clam Pizza topped with romano, mozzarella, garlic and a hefty helping of fresh clams. The Veggie Pie is one of the few creations in the city that use just enough toppings without getting the watery effect. Other wild toppings include snow peas, shrimp and pine nuts. Salads are also available. Carry out only. Another location is 330 Holly Street, Denver, +1 303 332 5832.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Beau Jo's


Famous pizzeria in historic Idaho Springs
2710 South Colorado Boulevard
(at Yale)
Denver, CO 80222
United States
+1 303 758 1519
http://www.beaujos.com/
Forever recognized by the local press for its excellence, this pizza place is the home of Colorado's famous mountain pie. It offers seven sauces, nine cheeses, and two crusts, thick and thin, to choose from for each pie. And has exciting offers too - fill in your birthday details and get a $5 certificate in the mail during the birthday month. Calzones and a salad bar round out the menu, but do your taste buds a favor and opt for the pizza.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Bonnie Brae Tavern


Family owned since 1934
740 South University Boulevard
Denver, CO 80209
United States
+1 303 777 2262
This family-owned and operated restaurant has been a fixture in the Bonnie Brae neighborhood for more than 20 years. With a rough and tumble roadhouse appearance mixed with a family friendly atmosphere the tavern caters to all by serving outstanding pizzas, fine, down-home comfort food and lots of beer. The halibut is excellent and comes with a ton of side dishes. The chicken fried steak is a definite winner, but make sure you do not miss the pizza.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Café Colore


Denver's Little Italy
1512 Larimer St
Denver, CO 80202
United States
+1 303 534 6844
http://www.cafecoloredenver.com
This lively Italian restaurant offers a huge patio area perfect for people watching during downtown's busy summer months. Specialty pizzas are prepared with red, white, or pesto sauces, and the speedy service is just right for those on the go. The cutomer favorite white pizza features parmesan, mozzarella, ricotta and garlic. The pasta selection includes the popular Pasta al Forno, and the paninis are plump with portobello mushrooms. Desserts are outstanding. Beverages include coffee drinks, beer and wine.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Carl's Pizzeria


Family-friendly pizzeria
3800 West 38th Avenue
Denver, CO 80211
United States
+1 303 477 1694
If you are looking for a budget-priced, family-friendly Italian restaurant, consider this north Denver institution. Carl's Pizzeria has been serving pizza, spaghetti, and other Italian fare from its modest location on 38th Avenue since 1953. Décor consists of plain white walls and vinyl tablecloths, but the friendly service always makes you feel welcome. Bring the kids and spread out in a spacious booth as you wait for your order. Pizza, obviously, is the item of choice. Limited delivery is available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Carl's Pizzeria photo by david t. mcfarlane, jr.
Photo: david t. mcfarlane, jr.
 

 
Enzo's End Pizzeria


Stylish pizza
3424 East Colfax Avenue
Denver, CO 80206
United States
+1 303 355 4700
Do not let Enzo's End "down-and-out on Colfax" look fool you, this place serves up some of the best pizza in Denver. The traditional Neapolitan thin crust delights come with an east coast edge, and the specialty pies are creative concoctions packed with odd toppings that somehow click. Pizzas come piled with an array of homemade sauces and fresh toppings on thin crust that magically holds it all together. Calzones and salads are also available.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Heavenly Daze Brewery


Spacious brewery
208 Kalamath Street
Denver, CO 80223
United States
+1 303 715 1300
From the outside, this hulk of a building makes you feel as if you are a United Auto Worker reporting to work at the Ford plant—it is huge. Inside, this brewery offers a little of everything. Walls are adorned with 14 TVs, including a giant screen, and there are two pool tables as well. The brewery offers 20 beers on tap, including many of its own homemade varieties. Dining options include seven different salads, pasta, sandwiches, calzones and a great line-up of specialty pizzas. Thursdays feature a free taco bar during Happy Hour (4pm-7pm).

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Oblio's Pizzeria


A real neighborhood find
6115 East 22nd Avenue
Denver, CO 80207-3927
United States
+1 303 321 1511
This family owned pizzeria is a real find. Pictures lining the wall trace the owner's family history, and old record jackets from the 1970s and 1960s hold the menu. You can choose from an array of innovative, thin crust specialty pizzas, including the all veggie Berkley, or build your own creation. Calzones and pasta round out the menu. Beer and wine are available. The hours listed are tentative, because the owners like to say they close when they get tired.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Old Chicago


Deep dish delight
1415 Market Street
Denver, CO 80202
United States
+1 303 893 1806
Offering a selection of made-from-scratch pizzas, including its popular Chicago-style deep dish, this restaurant combines friendly service with a comfortable, neighborhood atmosphere. The menu also includes sandwiches, salads and calzones. The bar offers more than 110 beers, with 30 rotating varieties on tap. Patrons who sample enough beer and join the Around the World Club receive recognition with their names engraved on wall plaques. Pool tables are on-site and its numerous TVs make for great sports watching.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Old Chicago photo by Kelly Tomlinson
Photo: Kelly Tomlinson
 

 
Parisi


Pizza at home
4401 Tennyson Street
Denver, CO 80212
United States
+1 303 561 0234
http://www.parisidenver.com/
This deli gets its name from the Italian cook Simone Parisi. What one can be guaranteed of is authentic and delicious Italian fare at affordable prices. The menu includes generous portions of salad, gourmet sandwiches and saucy pastas. That's not all, they also have the take-out option, just incase you are in a rush. And if you want to try your hand at making some of these tasty preparations, make sure to pick a few of the secret ingredients they sell. Wine tasting is held sometimes. They also offer catering services.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Pasquini's


Amazing bread sticks
1310 South Broadway
Denver, CO 80210
United States
+1 303 744 0917
http://www.pasquinis.com
If you can manage the crowds, the cramped space, and do not mind a bit of noise, Pasquini's has some great pizza and calzones. Sure, the old space looks a bit run down inside, but the atmosphere, although extremely loud, is friendly and inviting. The starter garlic bread sticks are divine and the Vegetarian Calzone is quite good. A full bar complements the menu. For a calmer setting try the other location on 17th Avenue (+1 303 296 3525). Expect a long wait, at times up to two hours on the weekend.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Pasquini's photo by Marie
Photo: Marie
 

 
Two-Fisted Mario's Pizza


Late-night favorite
1626 Market Street
Denver, CO 80202
United States
+1 303 623 3523
If you are going to hit the LoDo night scene, orient yourself on how to find this pizza haven. It is one of the few restaurants in the area that caters to the bar crowd by serving late. It looks more suited for a college campus, and the interior looks like it was painted by Jimi Hendrix. The restaurant, in a nutshell, is casual to the core. You will find all the standard toppings. Service, however, can be painfully slow.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Wazee Supper Club


Pieces from the past
1600 15th Street
Denver, CO 80202
United States
+1 303 623 9518
http://www.wazeesupperclub.com
This downtown mainstay has been filling the stomachs of Denver diners since 1974. It oozes with character in a classic nook of the city. Red brick walls contrast with sleek black tables and matching chairs, preserving precious pieces of the city's historic past. The menu features a host of wood-fired individual pizzas that many claim to be the best in Denver. There are plenty of sandwiches to choose from too, including a Philly cheesesteak and a towering rueben.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Wazee Supper Club photo by david t. mcfarlane, jr.
Photo: david t. mcfarlane, jr.
 

 
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