Their salad is half of an iceberg lettuce chopped in half with almost no dressing served with it. The pizza was just OK. Literally nothing special about it. This is also the first restaurant where they didn't have fountain machine drinks for dine in. You have to overpay for soda bottles up front. The food wasn't bad, It just wasn't enough to come back. Don't let these reviews fool you. Boulder's dining scene doesn't have a lot of options, so the good reviews come from lack of choice. If you visit Boulder like I did you are better off getting papa John's or pizza hut. Trust me, save your money. I spent 85 bucks on 2 people. I could have spent 7 bucks at little Ceasars and got better pizza
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Cheese Bread
M Dahl
Great place for pizza and beer! We enjoyed the covered outside seating and they provided heat lamps which made it comfortable to sit outside. Narrow area to order at, especially during peak hours. We loved the self pour beer wall that they had. Ordered a “Betty White” with added prosciutto and the “Red Barchetta” with added sausage. Both pizzas were good, but nothing too special in our opinion. Still, we liked the beers, the pizza, and the vibes. Also, I might suggest having employees wearing at least a uniformed t-shirt or hat or something? It was confusing on who was a staff member and who was a customer making getting service a barrier.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Diane Antonio
Amazing pizza but the beer card isn’t charged right.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Molly Lambertsen
The mycophile is our favorite pizza in Boulder - if you love mushrooms, it’s a must!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
J
good spot, check it out. pizza, cheesebread and meatballs
H
Thought I would go to my new favorite pizza place after a bad day. Ordered takeout from the front and told the cashier specifically that I would be outside and pointed to where I'd be. They don't have any indoor waiting area seating, so you either have to try to get a table indoors/heated patio or wait outdoors. I thought I'd be a decent person, since they were busy, and not take up a table as it was just a takeout order.Well I waited for an hour, in the cold, non-heated patio, for my pizza. They clearly forgot about where I'd be (HOW? There are only 2 places out of direct sight) and by the time they figured it out my pizza had probably been sitting there for 30 minutes. I never heard my name before that point. Took it home and it was cold by the time I got there (they have pizza ovens that are I believe 600°, so you can do the math on how long it must've been sitting). Beyond disappointed. Never going back.
Service: 1
aL dA
One of the best restaurants in Boulder.Friendly staffClean bathroomsCute restaurant vibeGood for group of friends , romantic or family gatherings.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Luca Auriemma
Great pizza spot! Food and service is solid. They have a self serve beer/wine pouring station which is cool. I had an issue with one of my pours, but an employee helped resolve it for me so I appreciated that. Only thing that was missing was a good non alcoholic drink option (like an NA beer, seltzer, or canned mocktail). A friend of mine can’t drink atm and a lot of places offer fun NA options now so it would be great to see that as an option here!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza
Nhi Vo
It was a super cute and super fun place. The unique thing they have there is a hand wash machine right next to the door is super fun and amusing. Didn’t dine in but the vibes were good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Alyssa Finer
I was at Barchetta for a private party and the food, the service, everything about the place was excellent. I am excited to return for the delicious food and lovely service.
Pizza and salad were delicious. The only issue is the beer taps were way overpriced. We paid $9 for half a pint of beer.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Anna
It's a cool spot with a friendly staff and car shop atmosphere. The pizzas have great choices of toppings, and the two we tried were delicious. However, so many people recommend this place for GF pizza, I have to divide this review because it's crazy uneven.Non gluten-free: absolutely amazing, tasty crust, HUGE pizza.Gluten free: pizza is much, much, much smaller, with very thin crust. It's tasty, don't get me wrong, but it's nothing like the non-GF one. And yes, making gluten free is more tricky, but let's just go to Marco's Coal Fired in Denver and see how it can be done. Barchetta is not a good example of GF pizza. Pizzas here are also pretty expensive - in case of the regular one, I can kinda understand because of the size. But the gluten free one is tiny and more expensive. So overpriced. In other words, it's ok, but DEFINITELY NOT WORTH IT.Gluten free guys, choose a different place, regular people without allergies and sensitivities, enjoy.Still, I'm giving it 4/5 because of how happy my husband was with the regular one.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Viet-David Nguyen
Great hidden gem. Za was great!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Christina Kimble
I joked about no food poisoning with them because a different restaurant gave me food poisoning on my honeymoon. This place will NEVER give you food poisoning. Their pizza was amazing. My husband and I even ate their pizza cold on the way to the airport from our honeymoon. 10/10 stars and then some.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Aida Causevic
Fantastic choice for a casual dinner with family or friends. Pizza is artisanal, salads excellent. Love the self serve wine… and the kids get a kick out of the hand washing station. great staff. The GM is very kind and always remember us.
Their salad is half of an iceberg lettuce chopped in half with almost no dressing served with it. The pizza was just OK. Literally nothing special about it. This is also the first restaurant where they didn't have fountain machine drinks for dine in. You have to overpay for soda bottles up front. The food wasn't bad, It just wasn't enough to come back. Don't let these reviews fool you. Boulder's dining scene doesn't have a lot of options, so the good reviews come from lack of choice. If you visit Boulder like I did you are better off getting papa John's or pizza hut. Trust me, save your money. I spent 85 bucks on 2 people. I could have spent 7 bucks at little Ceasars and got better pizza
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Cheese Bread
Great place for pizza and beer! We enjoyed the covered outside seating and they provided heat lamps which made it comfortable to sit outside. Narrow area to order at, especially during peak hours. We loved the self pour beer wall that they had. Ordered a “Betty White” with added prosciutto and the “Red Barchetta” with added sausage. Both pizzas were good, but nothing too special in our opinion. Still, we liked the beers, the pizza, and the vibes. Also, I might suggest having employees wearing at least a uniformed t-shirt or hat or something? It was confusing on who was a staff member and who was a customer making getting service a barrier.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Amazing pizza but the beer card isn’t charged right.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
The mycophile is our favorite pizza in Boulder - if you love mushrooms, it’s a must!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
good spot, check it out. pizza, cheesebread and meatballs
Thought I would go to my new favorite pizza place after a bad day. Ordered takeout from the front and told the cashier specifically that I would be outside and pointed to where I'd be. They don't have any indoor waiting area seating, so you either have to try to get a table indoors/heated patio or wait outdoors. I thought I'd be a decent person, since they were busy, and not take up a table as it was just a takeout order.Well I waited for an hour, in the cold, non-heated patio, for my pizza. They clearly forgot about where I'd be (HOW? There are only 2 places out of direct sight) and by the time they figured it out my pizza had probably been sitting there for 30 minutes. I never heard my name before that point. Took it home and it was cold by the time I got there (they have pizza ovens that are I believe 600°, so you can do the math on how long it must've been sitting). Beyond disappointed. Never going back.
Service: 1
One of the best restaurants in Boulder.Friendly staffClean bathroomsCute restaurant vibeGood for group of friends , romantic or family gatherings.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great pizza spot! Food and service is solid. They have a self serve beer/wine pouring station which is cool. I had an issue with one of my pours, but an employee helped resolve it for me so I appreciated that. Only thing that was missing was a good non alcoholic drink option (like an NA beer, seltzer, or canned mocktail). A friend of mine can’t drink atm and a lot of places offer fun NA options now so it would be great to see that as an option here!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pepperoni Pizza
It was a super cute and super fun place. The unique thing they have there is a hand wash machine right next to the door is super fun and amusing. Didn’t dine in but the vibes were good.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I was at Barchetta for a private party and the food, the service, everything about the place was excellent. I am excited to return for the delicious food and lovely service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Pizza and salad were delicious. The only issue is the beer taps were way overpriced. We paid $9 for half a pint of beer.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It's a cool spot with a friendly staff and car shop atmosphere. The pizzas have great choices of toppings, and the two we tried were delicious. However, so many people recommend this place for GF pizza, I have to divide this review because it's crazy uneven.Non gluten-free: absolutely amazing, tasty crust, HUGE pizza.Gluten free: pizza is much, much, much smaller, with very thin crust. It's tasty, don't get me wrong, but it's nothing like the non-GF one. And yes, making gluten free is more tricky, but let's just go to Marco's Coal Fired in Denver and see how it can be done. Barchetta is not a good example of GF pizza. Pizzas here are also pretty expensive - in case of the regular one, I can kinda understand because of the size. But the gluten free one is tiny and more expensive. So overpriced. In other words, it's ok, but DEFINITELY NOT WORTH IT.Gluten free guys, choose a different place, regular people without allergies and sensitivities, enjoy.Still, I'm giving it 4/5 because of how happy my husband was with the regular one.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Great hidden gem. Za was great!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
I joked about no food poisoning with them because a different restaurant gave me food poisoning on my honeymoon. This place will NEVER give you food poisoning. Their pizza was amazing. My husband and I even ate their pizza cold on the way to the airport from our honeymoon. 10/10 stars and then some.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Fantastic choice for a casual dinner with family or friends. Pizza is artisanal, salads excellent. Love the self serve wine… and the kids get a kick out of the hand washing station. great staff. The GM is very kind and always remember us.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5