Naked Pizza

Awesome pizza, fast delivery, a little too expensive.

*** Closed *** Here’s their preparation link:
It details «exactly» how they prepare their pizza gluten free. Their pizza seems larger than a regular 12 inch pizza. They used to deliver.

This place was delicious! I am gluten-​free and they did an amazing job. I had the 12″ superbiotic pizza, add pineapple and ham! Great gluten-​free crust which is sometimes very hard to find! The service was helpful and friendly, store impeccably clean, and I even bought a t-​shirt that was $ 10, very cheap. Parking was easy to locate on the street.
Overall excellent pizza, very fresh ingredients, delightfully stuffed! Would definitely recommend to a friend and WILL BE BACK AGAIN!

Great pizza, not greasy at all. Can’t wait to go back!

Yummy pizza! Good for you, makes you want to try all their specials and start making your own! Very impressed very worth the drive! yum!!! You have to try this pizza! The pizza dough is the best!

Yay! Delicious, healthy pizza that I love! Delivery is always super fast and the delivery drivers are ALWAYS friendly. I love the veggie pizzas even though I’m a meat eating kind of girl. Definitely at the top of my delivery order list!

I don’t understand all of the hate! I went here the other day and ordered a 14 inch ragin cajun pizza, which cost like $ 17. While it might be slightly pricier than other popular fast food pizzas, Naked Pizza doesn’t leave you feeling like crap after you eat your last slice. There was barely any grease on the bottom of the box too, which I found to be amazing considering how delicious the pizza was. The crust is unique, but I found it to be delightful, and the toppings were superb. I plan on visiting Naked Pizza again to try the mediterranean pizza.

I can honestly say I am beyond disappointed with this establishment.
I have ordered from here twice and my conclusion is that I can get a better quality pizza from Whole Foods frozen section for half the price.
The crust, be it gluten free or not, is disgusting. The tops and cheese are sparse.
The pizza is more of a disappointing appetizer size and an infuriating entrée in size and quality.
I have also delivered for here multiple times and never had an even remotely warm delivery. This place is disappointing and not worth any time or money.

Naked Pizza is good… REALLY, REALLY good. And, with the delicious ancestral grain thin crust and healthy toppings, it’s relatively healthy, which is a massive bonus when it’s pizza we’re talking about! I only gave them three stars though, because they’re ridiculously expensive. I am happy to pay a premium for high quality, but I do believe they exceed that premium by a significant margin — $ 30 for a 10″ pizza, side salad and a seltzer water is a bit much. It’s not going to stop me from ordering from them when I have a serious hankering for pizza though.

I. Am. Obsessed.
Naked Pizza is the first pizza place I can eat at without getting a pizza hangover. You know the type — you have to unbutton your pants, maybe unzip them a little bit, you kinda feel like you just had four PBRs covered in grease… nope. Not here.
As a vegetarian, my options are endless. For my dear friend with celiac disease, the gluten-​free pizza is her favorite in Denver, hands down. They let you sub out ingredients from their favorites, so I always get a Superbiotic and switch out cilantro (gross) with feta (yum!)
They deliver for cheap in City Park, their drivers and staff are super cute, and I don’t hate that it always takes under 30 minutes. I honestly have nothing bad to say about the place — wish they had indoor seating because the color scheme is awesome :)

Heard wonderful things about Naked Pizza with there healthier ingredients. Food and taste wise it was super yummy. I ordered the 12″ Superbiotic which was awesome. I ate the whole thing and had no complaints. I did pick up from the Colfax location. Service was great, friendly and prompt. I look forward to trying more of their specialities and would highly recommend to give it a try.

I got Naked PIzza when they first opened and liked it, but I’ve had it twice more recently because of specials they’ve had and both my friend and I have really loved it! I think they have worked out some of the initial kinks and their pizzas really hit the spot!
The people on the phone were very friendly when I ordered and the pizza was ready in 15 minutes the first time and 12 minutes the second time. It was happily waiting for me in the warming oven when I arrived after my walk and was still warm when I got home.
I’ve ordered a superbiotic on the skinny crust and the Mediterranean on regular crust, but with added chicken and cheesy bread sticks. I was really happy with it! It tasted great, especially the crust (I enjoyed the thin crust better) and there weren’t puddles of grease you see on other pizzas. As someone who likes to make homemade pizzas, the ingredients tasted fresh and, well… yummy! The breadsticks weren’t my favorite ever, but my friend loved them and insisted we get the a second time, so maybe it’s just me.

Through my Unilocal messages, I was given a second chance offer to try Naked Pizza again. Thus the update. Through email, I was told that I would have a pizza waiting for me to pick up Thursday after work, and I was excited to try them again, as I’d fully intended to do so once they were open a little longer, hopefully ironing out some of the kinks.
Unfortunately, I have to report that shirt as still wrinkled. There was still an uncomfortably large number of people hanging out at the counter when I came in. And though my pizza was ready, it took about ten minutes for them to comp it out for me. So, I bought a Jones Soda. But it took five minutes to hand me that too. It was a pretty uncomfortable experience all the way around.
My cold pizza? Well, that was pretty lack-​luster too. A little better than last time, just because we knew to order the Greek pizza with white sauce this time, and we tried the thinner crust. For a large, several toppings pizza, it was certainly the lightest pizza I’d ever held in my hands. But the toppings weren’t as scarce as last time. And despite it being ice cold, it tasted pretty good.
I’ll go three-​stars for a free, decent tasting pizza. But I can’t go any higher because the experience and coldness of it. My impression is that the corporate folks and concept are on point, but that the implementation of it into this particular store isn’t quite right.
I’ll give them one more shot, once they’re open even longer, because I really want this concept of a healthier pizza to work out. But even then, it will have to be delivery, because it’s just too weird to drop in that joint.

Way expensive and way sucks. The cardboard weighed more than the pizza. Wtf. Just cause its called naked pizza doesn’t mean its healthy or gourmet. Total let down. Get the big box from pizza hut. 2 medium pare pizzas, Buffalo wings and breadsticks for the same price…

The food is actually quite marginal.
I just don’t like that fact that they don’t respect a «No Soliciting» sign on your front door. It’s called customer service. I guess in tough economic times customer service means nothing to some business.

I walked in and ordered carry-​out: when I called first to check the bake time, they assured me it takes 10 – 12 minutes to make. After fifteen minutes of waiting in the tiny lobby and being able to hear every comment delivery persons made, and the manager’s conversations in the back, the order-​taker asked another employee where my pizza was, he loudly and sarcastically explained «it hasn’t even been started yet, they’re a little busy back there!»
Tired of listening to the inner workings of the business, I asked if I should come back in ten minutes and she said I better make it fifteen. Price seemed a bit pricey for a two-​topping, and the large size was more like a medium at most pizza joints. The crust tasted like it was gluten-​free even though it wasn’t, and the whole thing was bland and unexciting. Given my slightly negative experience with the carry-​out, the high price and the underwhelming flavor of the pizza, I won’t be going back soon.

My roommate and I went in for the first time ever today and ordered the «superbiotic» which was recommended to us by the staff. It was terrific!!! A little pricey, but i’d rather pay a little extra for a healthier meal. The pizza tasted soooo fresh! I was extremely happy and I will definitely recommend this place to my friends! Thanks!

Disclaimer: I have not been to the store front. I ordered delivery from this new pizza joint, so that’s what this review will cover.
First, I have to say, I am a sucker for great design, and this place had me from the moment I saw their neat, crisp flyer hanging on my door. So, I called and ordered a medium pizza the first chance I got.
Now, due to some health issues, I’ve had to start eating gluten-​free and this was the first pizza I have had yet to feature a GF crust. Of course, since it’s harder to make, the GF crust costs more and you can only get it as a medium sized pizza. No small, no larges. I don’t quite understand why, but, whatever, I have leftover for dinner tomorrow.
I put in my order and the woman on the line informed me that my pizza would be there in 30 minutes or less and sure enough, it was! With a bill tacked onto it that will likely prevent me from ordering Naked again.
I ordered the 12″ GF Mediterranean pizza. With tip, it cost me $ 22. In my opinion, that is an obscene amount of money to pay for a pizza, unless it also gives me an orgasm.
This one did not. I understand that the crust will not be the greatest when you make it gluten free, but the ingredients were just sort of scattered haphazardly. There was barely any cheese covering the crust, the roasted sun-​dried tomatoes were actually slightly burned and overall, the pizza was just meh. Definitely not worth the money I paid. Honestly, it was barely worth half that price.
If their pizzas were made as well as their marketing and design, I’m sure I would be swooning over their pizzas right now. Sadly, they aren’t and I’m not.

I love many many many different kinds of pizza and can appreciate the differences from one pizza to the next. We chose this last night specifically because we couldn’t handle something super heavy and greasy. Other nights, sure, but that’s not what we wanted last night.
This is about as «healthy» as pizza gets. The dough was actually not too bad, although I thought a little more salt or garlic or something would have been helpful, just to add some flavor.
The toppings were really fresh, and nothing on that pizza was greasy. The cheese was pretty OK. The sauce tasted fresh, but again, could have used a bump-​up in flavor. More salt or herbs, maybe. But if you usually don’t need to add salt to your food, this might be right up your alley.
I would order again, I think — it was piping hot and service was super nice. A little expensive, though — and the large sure seemed to be on the small side, but we got over it. Bottom line — I wouldn’t order it to feed a huge party of people, but for just a weeknight dinner, sure. Also, I thought the breadsticks were a waste, because I’m not as tolerant of diversity in breadsticks as I am of diversity in pizza. There are two — and only two, IMO — reasons to get breadsticks anywhere: garlic and salt. Naked kinda failed on both. There was a little cheese on top, but it didn’t matter — they were pretty flavorless.
We will probably order again, though, at some point. We didn’t hate it!

Like their slogan says «all-​natural, no freaky chemicals», I found Naked Pizza to be just as advertised. I stopped by for a take out pie and can happily report Naked Pizza lives up to the billing. Start by picking a size, 10″, 12″ or 14″. A sauce type is next, red, white or bbq, then add whatever you like from the large list of toppings, or pick a specialty pie. The superbiotic, the greenhouse, the omnivore, the ragin’ cajun are a few of the house specialties. I opted for a simple pepperoni and black olive combo on a thin crust with the red sauce. When they say thin, they mean thin and the taste is what you would expect from «all-​natural» ingredients — very clean and fulfilling with no after-​effects.
The counter help was unclear on how to ring my order in, then also required management assistance to print me a receipt. No biggie for me, but I’m cool like that. Others? Maybe not so much. They are new, so I can let it go, but this needs to be worked out.
Conclusion: Good pie, good idea, good location!