Pie Hole

Solid slices with a really good variety of toppings. The sauce is super fresh tasting and bright, the cheese is good quality and flavorful. The crust is thin and a little too dense for my taste but still a good slice. Had the the pepperoni and the Greek, a white pie slice that was Sooooo GOOD.
They make amazing cookies too. Friendly staff.
CON: the bathroom looks like a meth lab. You can have a rock n’ roll bathroom but it should not be gross. C’mon, Pie Hole people, that needs to be handled

This is a great local pizza spot. Being from NJ, I am pretty judgemental when it comes to pizza, but this 1am slice hit the spot! Just enough dough & crust and a perfect amount of sauce and toppings. We got a Hawaiian style pizza (was called the Drunk something –but being tipsy myself, I forget the name). Highly recommend to anyone who is a za lover and looking for a late night bite! :)

Pizza by the slice. New York style. I always take my out of town guests here. I dig the whole atmosphere their pizza toppings are out of this world crazy and delicious. Always a new flavor for me to try. I come hear often. Whether it be for lunch cause I’m broke and hungry or at 1am after I need copious amounts of pizza and cookies to sop up the alcohol running through my system. The arcade games are cool. When you go it’s tradition to decorate a paper plate and proudly display it for all to see your art work.

Pretty decent pizza, I ordered a 19″ pie with sausage and mushrooms for me and my girl. We only finished half of it but it wasn’t bad at all. The guy at the counter was real nice, we just did a carry out and I spent $ 20 even and that included a $ 3 tip. Not bad for 1am pizza spot.

Personally, this is my favorite pizza in Denver. I’m from NJ, and tend to nitpick when it comes to ‘za, but the Pie Hole has won my heart. I’ve actually only ordered delivery so far, but every time I’ve called, the customer service has been wonderful and the timing was great! And one solid recommendation, vegan or not, do yourself a favor and order the Mango Munchie pie. It’s absolutely out of this world and probably my favorite pizza EVER.

I can’t speak to the location itself, but while these guys may do well for late-​night drunk food, I wasn’t blown away by their delivery pies. They were big, but most of the ingredients were only so-​so, as was the crust.

We were on South Broadway one night at PunchBowl Social with some friends. We were getting hungry and didn’t want to pay their ridiculous prices or eat their off the wall food, so we walked down Broadway looking for something to munch on. This aroma of pizza took over my nose and we wandered into Pie Hole. The place is a bit hidden but let your nose guide you. It was pretty packed with Saturday night Broadway traffic. We walked up and were greeted by the man making the pizzas. You can basically get anything you want made by the slice, or as a whole pizza. We ordered a few slices and within seconds they were in our hands. The pizza was fairly cheap and obviously quick. The flavor is good, but it had been sitting there under the heat lamp for a little bit. I would give the flavor roughly a 6 out 10. Not bad, but you have had plenty better. For the price and location however, it was a great deal.

Taste: 4
Atmosphere: 3.5
Service: 4
After a long night of drinking nothing taste better.
Open until 2am this place is the place to go. With a variety of choices from bacon potatoes to vegan delight this place will fill any drunken cravings.
Overall this place is amazing if you had a few drinks and because I always have a couple drinks in me, I have to give this place 4 stars.

There’s a few good options for late-​night drunk pizza on Broadway, but this one is my favorite. The Pie Hole mixes up their topping choices, so every night you have a few different options. (Or — every day you have different options — if you get pizza during the day like a normal person.)
My favorite has to be the potato bacon. Yum. I also love that they have Sriracha and other hot sauces for you to add on top of your pizza. Heaven.
(Now I want pizza. BRB.)

I needed to supply pizzas to hungry clients during a training and Pie Hole delivered. Oh, and they also delivered. ;-)
The delivery was on time and with a smile. Thumbs up número uno.
The bill was reasonable. Thumbs up número dos.
The pizza was tasty. Thumbs up número tres.
So far, so good.
No one who ate the pizza became ill. Bonus thumbs up!
There are some cool toppings/​flavors that make this place a bit out of the ordinary. My one gripe is the crust is a bit too thin, but that is purely personal preference. Alas, I don’t live within a proximity that will allow me to partake of one of this establishment’s signature attribute: crazy late hours.
Regardless, whenever I need pizza for further trainings, Pie Hole will be hearing from me.

Pie hole is definitely the place to go when you want pizza. Nothing fancy schmancy– just downright dirty pizza– in a good way that is. This is a no fuss place– the pizza is there waiting for you, you order it, they throw it in the oven to heat that baby right back up and they slap it on a plate for you and then the rest is history.
Must Try:
Potato Bacon– It’s delicious that’s why.
We ordered a couple slices of Sausage, Pepperoni, and Thai Chicken. All were delicious but the real winner is the Potato Bacon– I’ve never had anything quite like it. It’s so simple and yet it totally does the trick.
The place definitely had character that’s for sure. It’s covered from ceiling to floor with Pizza influenced art work. Oh and there’s pinball machines as well… It’s definitely a must-​try for anyone come through Denver but just wanting something casual, cheap, and fuss-​free!

Not bad, not bad at all. We swung in here for a few slices before brewery hopping.
The scene inside reminded me of a joint I hit up in NYC many years ago.
The prices are right, and the pie seemed to hit the spot.
I will return someday.

The pizza is good, but the ambiance is horrific. I don’t even think they cleaned the place before they moved in. Everything is dusty, greasy, and the walls are covered in pizza plates that people have drawn on. I wouldn’t go back in there if you paid me.
If they treat their establishment like shit, what are they doing to the pizza? Sorry, but dirtiness and food don’t mix… I don’t care HOW BAD you’re trying to relate to the grungy hipsters.

I only discovered this place six weeks or so ago, and have already ordered from them three times. Yeah, I need to cook more at home, but I’ve been traveling a lot which means I’m a lazy chef.
I’ve tried the Margheritah Etah once (excellent) and the amazing Thai Chicken twice. Damn, I want that Thai Chicken pizza right now. NOW. It’s amazing.
Now, the pizzas are huge, so be warned that those of you with a counter depth fridge will need to make other arrangements for your slices. The box will not fit in your fridge. :)
They don’t always have drivers available at odd hours during the day, but I’m guessing that’s because they do most of their business by the slice in the shop. The staff are very friendly and are willing to take your order and send it out when the driver arrives (they’ve always been able to tell us when that will be).
Regardless, the pizza is worth waiting for. It’s that good. Try it.

This is a larger and more bustling pizza joint than some of the others on South Broadway, very interestingly painted with lots of strange art on the walls and a very eclectic, if friendly, crowd that for some reason likes to make jovial comments and jokes to one another at urinals.
The slices are served up front and are smaller than a legit New York slice. This because the crust is rolled rather than pulled so it’s flat and taut at first, but it wouldn’t handle a New York fold if the slices were any bigger. The sauce is pretty decent and the toppings are fantastic. Very creative combinations that are perfect for that after-​bar before-​driving «convince yourself you are not actually drunk» meal.
This is Denver, not New York, so I can’t dock them for the crust and the topping combinations are too badass.
Tip: after you order your first slice they will immediately move to the person behind you, so spit out everything you want with your first sentence.

Very tasty no-​frills pizza joint. Stopped in on a Sunday afternoon with my sister and the staff were super friendly. The slices are under $ 3, which is fantastic. Super thin and crispy crust. They have several pin-​ball machines (including one with my favorites, the Daleks) and graffiti-​ed walls. My only wish, that the slices were larger, since they taste so good.

Pie Hole is a great stop if you’re bar-​hopping down Broadway.
It really hits its stride after midnight. Let’s face it, that’s when a bargain slice of delicious pizza and a dollar beer sound their best. The dingy, creatively painted back room reminds me of every small music venue I have ever visited and the folks who work there were great.
Try one of their specials. They’re unconventional, but don’t be deterred.

I remember the first time I spotted this place, I was hoping it was a pie shop on Broadway. My late-​night cravings for cherry and apple pie finally have an answer! But lo, it was not to be. But don’t weep too hard pie fans; Pie Hole is serving up some A-​OK pizza for those greasy cravings.
While the storefront of Pie Hole really looks teeny tiny, once you step foot inside you’ll discover it is crazy spacious! Funky murals decorate the walls, so be sure to take your eyes off your pizza for a few minutes to check them out. There’s plenty of seating to be had throughout this long pizza joint.
Okay, so it’s a cool space. How’s the pizza? Pretty damn tasty for a few bucks! And slices are of course massive. Not Fat Sully’s massive, but one or two is definitely plenty.
So if you’re in the need for a quick bite while meandering Broadway, definitely pop into Pie Hole. You’ll be in and out in no time. And satisfied to boot!

Greasy good pizza, Doable, Reasonably price slices of Thin Crust Pizza. Each slice of Pizza was $ 2.78. If I am NOT mistaken the other time I came here for TO GO Order, the Pizza I choose were :
* Balls Of Fury
* Hot Cheez
* Yeah Baby
When I ask the Staffs, whether their Meatballs contains any PORK, the staff is so willing to go back to the Kitchen and check it out. Thankfully its JUST BEEF! SCORE! Hence that makes a choice that I want to choose for the options in my decision to purchase TO GO.
This visit was on Sunday August 24^th 2014, after I had Dinner a few stops away. I purchased the slices of Pizza for Hubs Dinner and perhaps 1 or 2 for me for my after Dinner «snack». 7 slices of Pizza was $ 21.02. Its Huge to some, reasonable for our taste bud and DEFINITELY Returning to this establishment since its CLOSED LATE aka LATE NIGHT EATS. SCORE!
3.5 STARS!
Pie Hole
44 S Broadway
Denver, CO 80 209
(303)-777−4743
@168/2014

Dive bar meets pizza place and they hit if off instantly.
The pizza is great — they serve by the slice and rotate flavors. I had a vegan mango slice once and it was delish. They have $ 1 cans of PBR all day everyday.
The décor is kinda crusty but it’s a cheap pizza place on SoBo — what do you expect?
I find myself ending my nights here more and more. I used to go to Atomic Cowboy but this place is so cheap, I keep coming back.