Oblio's Pizzeria

Too many UNCONTROLLED brats running around -- literally there were more kids than adults. C'mon -- what could be a pretty cool, neighborhoody pizza joint has turned into a 'new-age' parent joint (who haven't a clue on proper parenting skills) dragging their spawn in for dinner . . . because, I'm guessing, a home cooked meal is a foreign concept. If I heard another disinterested mother call out "tanner, tanner, now come back to the table" - without even looking up from her i-phone - I think I'd pull my hair out!

Anyway, back to the food -- eh... I agree with one of the other reviewers -- the crust -- just not good. Personally, I love a thin, crisp (but toothsome), slightly chewy crust with nice blistered crust - mmmm -- but not even close. Our pizza crust was about 3x what I would've liked. The center was a bit doughy and the crust was crunchy (but not a good crunchy) -- more like a stale, thickened, unsweet, dense pie crust. The toppings were generous and tasty (hence the 2nd star).

We also decided to have 2 dinner salads -- pretty small and not worth the price - sounds like the larger salads to share were the way to go.

There was only one server for the whole restaurant -- but luckily, he was busting a hump and was actually very good.

Anyway, what could be a pretty nice place to hang, grab a brew and a nice pizza, really is no more than a hipster chucky cheese. Pass

2nd best pizza in denver but the hours are a little tough to work with if your like me and work evenings. Dont open until around 5 or 6 but when you can get in there it is worth it and they do a great white pizza.

Probably the worst dinning experience in our recent history.  Not only was the waiter inattentive and inexperienced he did not supply water, napkins or plates to our table while courses were being served. The" hot "chicken wings were still frozen in the middle, cold, and gelatinous a terrible moment in chicken wing history.   However, we sent the wings back and there was no retribution what so ever from staff or management. Our pizza was under cooked basically raw. I ordered two signature pizzas one large and one small. One was the traditional Margarita and the other pizza was called the "Bomb". The sausage on the "Bomb" Pizza reminded me of rabbit turds on fresh grass, spongy and small. Furthermore, 3 ounces of wine equals eight dollars. We had three glasses of wine total. WOW. The entire experience was $70.00 for one small and one large pizza with 3 glasses of wine. I don't think we will be dinning at Oblio's Pizzeria EVER again. Terrible food and service. You should be ashamed! 10/21/2012 P.S. Had no choice to rate it with one star. Does Yelp make negative stars?