Wholly Stromboli

Unfortunately I was not impressed. My pasta was mushy from being either old or over cooked. The sauce was very sparse and didn’t taste fresh. Our server was friendly but we had to ask again for our drinks after waiting for 20 minutes because she forgot. Overall wasn’t worth the money or time spent.

I’m bummed that we’ve lived in Frederick for 14 years and just now found this place on Unilocal,because we would have been coming here all these years and now we are moving farther West. Guess we’ll be making the drive to Ft. Lupton (which I never thought I’d say). Out of this world margarita Stromboli and marinara. My husband and son loved the food and they don’t get excited about food like I do. They are generally picky eaters and tough to please. Enjoyed the atmosphere and the Dean Martin, Sinatra, big band, etc. music playing (and I’m only 41). Great experience.

Ate here again! Consistently great. The ultimeatum Stromboli was crazy delicious! Definitely great find! Bought an extra one for later. Service is super friendly.

I’ve only made one visit so far and I can tell y’all I’ll definitely be back. I met a friend for lunch and we shared the 24″ margarita stromboli. Man was it good and the marinara that it comes with was super fresh tasting and out of this world good. The service was fantastic, as well.

My Kids really like the fried mac and cheese, garlic knots were good, ordered a side of meatballs A+ .me lika da meatballs .Did not order the pizza or Stromboli this time, can’t wait to .
Party of 6 — I got lucky and did not have to wait big table was open and it looks like that’s the only one for large party. Wait staff was friendly.

Italian restaurants generally leave us less than pleased. They are generally over priced and you leave feeling hungry. This place is amazing and really unique. The atmosphere is calm and yet accommodating for our family of 6. The food was delicious, and super filling! Their bread knots were the best I’ve ever had. Highly recommend this place, and worth the drive to Ft Lupton!

Awesome plain olé pizza, garlic knots are to die for. You smell the garlic when you walk in the door and Denver doesn’t have many places like that.
Keep that garlic coming.

In a town over saturated with pizza chains, Asian restaurants, and Mexican options, this place was a logical step outside of normal. Unfortunately I think it is highly over rated.
As locals, my parents and I tried it out a few months after being opened assuming the kinks would have been mostly worked out. We were seated awkwardly at a table seemingly added recently next to the kitchen and felt completely in the way the entire meal. Server took forever to get to us for anything. Our soup was luke warm. The pasta tasted like what I make at home for roughly $ 2/​serving. Alas, for 3 people at lunch without alcohol our meal was over $ 40. We ordered food recommended by staff and none of us were impressed. It was average food with slow service.
We tried again a few months later still after hearing friends rave about it. Not only was our service still terrible, but the food didn’t improve.
Overall, I don’t think it’s worth the effort. Not impressive food. Bad service. Expensive prices.

So good on a chilly evening! Very friendly service. Delicious salads and a good pasta. The cinnamon roll bites were SO good, very good to take home.

This is a hidden jewel of a restaurant. I would have never thought that I would have to travel to Fort Lupton to find the best strombolli in the Front Range.
At first glance, the façade of Wholly Strombolli could be easily missed. It is also not off the main road as you drive into town yet, once you find it, you will see that it has a huge parking lot right next to the embrace which, on a cold winter night, is a big plus in my book.
As you walk in, you are received with a beautiful bar area to your left and a rustic-​looking, very inviting restaurant atmosphere everywhere else. The hostess acknowledged us immediately and we were sat in record time. The server was extremely helpful in explaining the menu. I am glad I accepted her suggestions as the food we ate was amazingly delicious.
I will be back soon to try other plates from their menu.

Great stromboli and great service!!!
We were visiting Colorado and driving to Greeley from Denver when my son saw the restaurant’s advertising sign on the highway. We drove past the exit and made a u turn because he had never tried stromboli before.
We both had the original stromboli. It was excellent! We had a great waitress with excellent service. If I’m ever back in the area I will definitely stop by again.

I have to say this was really good! Best lunch I’ve had in a long time. Definitely recommend stopping by.

I love this place!
Sometime there’s a little bit of a wait but it’s worth it.
The food is great and the bar has everything you could ask for.

Wholly Stromboli! This is an awesome place for family, solo diners, and couples. They have homemade everything! What a classy family owned, family friendly place to eat.
We had strombolis, salads, pastas, and pizza. All was delicious.
Of course no decent review is a 5 star without 5 star service, and they deliver. The staff is thoughtful, predictive, and called me, «hone».
We showed up with 13 people, no drama, no problem. They sat us and served us without hesitation.
6 of our party are Italian NYers, and their plates were clean! One was gluten free, and they had great choices for her too.

First time for us here and it was pretty delicious! Received the Garlic Knots as a first time customer and they were Amazing! Very fluffy and doused in butter garlic sauce! Loved, loved them! Husband got everything «Under the Kitchen Sink» and I got «Mediterranean». His was better;) Here are the Pro’s and Con’s of the place:
Pro’s
1.) The Stromboli’s were stuffed with lots of ingredients and for the price you pay was good.
2.) Bread is really soft and delicious.
3.) The atmosphere of the place seemed very cozy and interesting in décor.
4.) Portion size is GREAT! Lots left over for next day meal!
Con’s
1.) Flavor was not as delicious in sauce on Mediterranean as the Kitchen Sink.

As a half-​Italian greaseball, every now and then I really like to chow down on some Italian cuisine. So when my family said that they wanted to eat at this Italian place in Ft. Lupton I was more than a little bit skeptical as to what I was getting into. Anyone that has been to ft. Lupton probably knows what I’m taking about. When we walked in to the place, I knew immediately that it was going to be a good experience. The place was packed, seriously, it was like they were giving away money. Somehow we got seated right away, and our server’s name was John. Drink and appetizer service was prompt, the garlic knots were excellent. I opted for a Stromboli, because honestly I haven’t had a decent Stromboli in about 5 years or more. I was not disappointed. My brother got pasta with Alfredo sauce, mom got the Spanish Harlem salad with this incredible spicy aoli dressing, and my dad got the Classic Italian sandwich. The one thing I will say is this: it’s very apparent that the food we received did not come out of a bag or a can. The Alfredo sauce was well made and you could taste the blend of cheeses and the pasta was cooled perfectly. The meats were all deli quality, and had good flavor. The homemade marinara is incredible and all the dough and ingredients are fresh or homemade. The flavors were well balanced and the food is pretty incredible. Our server, John, is a pro and none of our drinks ever hit bottom without being topped off or refreshed. All service was attentive and prompt. It was an all around good dining experience.
The town of fort Lupton is a hard place to find good atmosphere, but this place pulls it off. If you’re looking for some good Italian food, look no further than Wholly Stromboli.

One of our friends recommended this joint, and we decided to make the trek up north to try it out. It wasn’t that far, as we live north west of Denver anyway.
The interior is casual Italian. The food, though, exceeded expectations. We had the garlic bread knots, tender little orbs of nicely cooked golden dough, with a fresh marinara sauce. I had a stromboli (no cheese), and could only eat half. The crust was baked nicely. The inside ingredients were fresh and plentiful. This one is worth a short road trip from Denver.

Hidden gem! By far the best Italian restaurant north of Denver. Great décor with lots of character, great prices, staff is fantastic, and the cuisine is absolutely delicious! WOW!

WOW this is a hidden gem! Tucked away in Ft. Lupton, and worth the drive regardless of where you are.
After reading fellow Unilocaler reviews, I had in mind a few things to try after recommendations, the garlic knots were over the top amazing. They are famous for their Stromboli’s and I understand why, if this is your first visit they are must try
Being from the east coast I know good Italian food and this place could hang with the best of the best back east.
We are bar folks, and love to eat in the bar. Beer snobs will delight in the many choices of great micro-​brews.
Service was outstanding and great hospitality. We will certainly be new regulars!

Just go have the meatball sliders. Super garlicky buttery knots sandwiching some of the best meatballs I’ve ever eaten… omg, so good! They make Ft Lupton worth a stop when commuting down 85!
We also enjoyed the strombolis, but really it was all about the sliders, and just the sliders would have been enough food for two of us for lunch!
Service is very friendly, space is cute, clean, and comfortable.