Giuseppe’s Pizzeria & Deli

Denver, United States

4.4

Closed now

17 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards

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Telephone:
+1 303-986-5945
Website:
www.giuseppespizzeriadeli.com
Address:
5600 W Dartmouth Ave, Denver, CO, 80227
Southwest
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.3 miS Lowell Blvd & W Mansfield Ave
1.3 miWadsworth Blvd at Girton Ave (N-bound)
1.3 miWadsworth Blvd at Girton Ave (S-bound)
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Takes Reservations
Yes
Delivery
Yes
Take-out
Yes
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Good For
Dinner
Good for Kids
Yes
Good for Groups
Yes
Attire
Casual
Noise Level
Quiet
Alcohol
Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating
No
Wi-Fi
No
Has TV
Yes
Waiter Service
No
Caters
Yes

Today

Today 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Denver) 20:05 Monday, 23 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am – 8:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
Sunday –

Description

Specialties

Giuseppe’s Pizzeria and Deli was established in 1988 by owner Antoinette Russo who moved here from Napoli. Over the years she has continued to create some of your favorite traditional Italian cuisines. At Giuseppe’s Pizzeria we do not cut any corners when it comes to quality. Everything is made from scratch including our sauce, pizza dough, sausage, and meatballs. Our pizza and calzones are hand tossed, and made to order with only the freshest ingredients. Stop by for a taste of old Italy where food is an emotion not a compromise.

History

Established in 1988.

Giuseppe’s Pizzeria and Deli was established in 1988 by owner Antoinette Russo who moved here from Napoli. Over the years she has continued to create some of your favorite traditional Italian cuisines. At Giuseppe’s Pizzeria we do not cut any corners when it comes to quality. Everything is made from scratch including our sauce, pizza dough, sausage, and meatballs. Our pizza and calzones are hand tossed, and made to order with only the freshest ingredients. Stop by for a taste of old Italy where food is an emotion not a compromise.

Meet the Business Owner

Antonietta R.

Business Owner

Owner and chef, Antonietta Russo, grew up in a small town in Naples.

She brought her love for food with her when she immigrated to the United States in 1969 and decided to open Giuseppe’s Pizzera and Deli.

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17 reviews of Giuseppe’s Pizzeria & Deli

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Place rating: 5
Denver, CO
Spaghetti was great. We also had calzones and philly steak sandwich which was also good. The spaghetti came with garlic bread and two very large sausages. Very friendly people working there. Will return for more spaghetti
Place rating: 5
Wheat Ridge, CO
Wish I could give 6 stars! I live in the area so I’ve eaten in person a few times and hadn’t reviewed yet. Their sandwiches are to die for. The cannolis are mouth watering and amazing and sweet. I Order more than 1 everytime because they’re so good. The pizza is great and not overpriced like many places. Their bread is made in house and tastes wonderful. Not too moist, not too firm, not too salty either. Just right. But last night I ordered a dozen pizza rolls. And wow! Big nice beautiful pizza rolls. They were delicious warm and I would most definitely recommend them. The driver in the phone said 45 minutes but would you know it 25 – 30 minutes later it was there. I was extremely impressed and tried to leave a decent tip. The staff is always very friendly when I eat in their location and seem to really care. Love em all around! Check them out !
Place rating: 5
Spring, TX
Best pizza I have had in a long time. Easily ranks in the top-​3 best pizzas ever! Also tried the spaghetti w/​meatballs & the lasagna. All main dishes were homemade and tasted fantastic along with generous portion sizes. The side of garlic bread was only $ 2.99 and it was big enough to satisfy 3 people as a side to the main dishes. Sauce is superb — cheese is excellent. STOP IN A YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED! FAMILY OWNED AND HOMEMADE!
Place rating: 5
Denver, CO
This is a great family owned and operated pizza place, very friendly people working there and it was clean and has neat pictures on the wall. I have been in for lunch twice now, and have had a calzone, a slice of pepperoni pizza and the Italian salad. All have been delicious!!! The side of marinara it is awesome with the calzone. My favorite so far has been the pepperoni pizza, the sauce is delicious, the crust is on the thinner crispier side, and the cheese and pepperoni were just the right amount. Super fast for a lunch run, great prices, and will leave you happy!!! Definitely planning on making this a regular lunch stop.
Place rating: 5
Denver, CO
This place is a hidden neighborhood gem and as close to an authentic italian deli that i have been to. They have homemade cavetteli, sausage, and spoigettelli which are amazing pastry! I am from Jersey and this place is legit! Pizzas not to shaby either
Place rating: 5
Hamilton, OH
Best pizza in the area! Don’t forget to get a side of marinara! Has an Italian shop with homemade pasta and sauce. Looks to be run by a family that cares.
Place rating: 5
Denver, CO
Went to the liquor store and was in dire need of coffee after a long week. Saw a sign for cappuccino and thought I would save myself a trip to Starbucks. Cute little Italian grandma made my cappuccino and served me. It was so good. Better than Starbucks. I ordered a pizza to go. Authentic, fresh Italian sausage. I loved the pizza. They also sell authentic Italian deli items like meat, cheeses, pasta. Definitely a great mom and pop spot. This place is a little neighborhood gem. Very personable. Please support them.
Place rating: 4
Castle Rock, CO
Found this hole in the wall and it was clean and friendly. Ordered a small pepperoni pizza and the price was perfect. Giuseppe has a small deli too and the sandwiches look good. The pizza was great too. You can buy hot fresh slices or order a whole pizza.
Place rating: 5
Novi, MI
Staying in a nearby hotel. Unilocal ‘recommended’ this place. Had a pizza delivered. Fast friendly service. Pizza is amazing. Trust the reviews, not national chains. One of the best pizzas I’ve had in a while. Thanks!
Place rating: 3
Denver, CO
Solid pizza from a mom and pop shop. Meatballs are good too.
Did not care for the Sicilian style (thick crust) pizza.
(FYI, your website is in flash which means people can’t look at it on iPhones or iPads)
Place rating: 4
Denver, CO
Love this place! It is clean, tasty and right next door. Mom and Pop joint that has great pizza!
Place rating: 5
Riverside, WA
This place was amazing 25 years ago when it opened and it’s even better now. The food is always fresh and you will be treated as if you are part of the family. They also offer takeout, cook at home and delivery. Do not miss this gem, you will not be disappointed
Place rating: 4
Denver, CO
This place is pretty delicious. Walking in I didn’t expect much since it was kinda empty on tables and one little old adorable old woman working. I gave it the benefit of the doubt since it is a family owned place.
I wanted to try the ravioli but since I didn’t have time to wait for her to warm it up, I had the spaghetti. My gosh it was amazing. The plate was so huge I could only finish half of it. I got 2 breadsticks with my order that weren’t really to die for and 2 meatballs. The meatballs looked ever so slightly pink but I didn’t mind since I eat medium rare steaks.
Place rating: 5
Southeast, Denver, CO
I love love love this place! It is a small, family run business and not as showy as other large Italian restaurants in Denver. You can tell that they are passionate about their food. Their red sauce is made from scratch and tastes amazing. Their spaghetti dinner is also delicious. (To be fair, their salads could use a little help.). But, my absolute favorite is their calzones. The crust has a perfect crunch to it and it never seems greasy.
In an area of town where there are not a lot of family owned options for dinner, let alone delivery, I cannot stress how much I love this place!
Place rating: 4
Denver, CO
I had two slices. I. HAD. TWO. SLICES!
Now many, if not all of you, are probably having a «whoopdi-​doo» moment, but let me explain myself! Geeze! People are so judgmental. I am probably the walking antithesis to a pizza lover. I just don’t care for it and usually go out of my way to avoid it. That being said, for me, two voluntary slices of pizza is kind of a big deal for me. Their crust is nice and thin with the perfect amount of crunch once you get past all the toppings.
Was it the absolute best pizza I have ever had? No not really. Was it good? Definitely. Will I order again? If someone else wants pizza, but unfortunately, not by myself.
I may be going on a thin branch here, but I think the filter has kind of screwed Giuseppe’s over on the rating end. They have plenty of 3 and 4 star (and even some 5) reviews that reflect that not all their food is «gross».
Thanks, Giuseppe’s, for making me have a greasy, pizza epiphany.
Place rating: 4
Denver, CO
Great little neighborhood pizzeria! Nice deli, meat counter, great pizza and sauce and plus desert cannoli’s.
Place rating: 1
Denver, CO
This place should have the health department visit it. Last time I ordered the Italian hero, the meats had brown edges on it because not only was the meat old, but it wasn’t properly stored in the cooler.
I’ve had pizza there a couple of times, nothing great. Small slices, can’t really tell where the origin is from. Kind of reminds me of Chicago style dough, but it’s not Chicago style pizza at all. It’s a mom-​n-​pop shop. Someone’s Italian parents cooked for the family so they decided to open a restaurant. It doesn’t mean they know how to cook though.
You’d be better off walking to McDonald’s, at least you know you’re getting crappy food for what you pay for there.