Humble Pie

As a rule excellent always. Friendly service, fresh and speedy service. A guarantee anytime.

Ordered from here this weekend the first and last time. Food is overpriced, arrives cold and simply boring. Delivery driver gave us a bunch of attitude and when we called the restaurant the manager acted like it was an inconvenience to speak with us. What a disappointment and waste of time.

Humble Pie is a great restaurant that has several locations throughout the valley. We love to come here for happy hour because they have some great deals. They have food deals from 3pm-​6pm and drink deals from 11am-​6pm. We have tried a lot of their food and have never been disappointed. The only reason that I am giving it four stars instead of five is because of service. The service is really hit or miss. Sometimes is great and other times it is awful. Our visit in January was one of the awful ones and I think it was due to being a bit understaffed on their kids eat free day, but when it takes an hour to get your check and pay it, that is just too much. We also only saw our waiter a handful of times and often had empty drinks. Past visits we have had better service, but it is never a guarantee here.

I ordered using GrubHub because I’m laid up with the Flu and was tired of the hotel food. I had the Minestrone soup and Fig and Prosciutto White Pizza. Both were very good despite them being cold. I’ve never used GrubHub before and might again in a pinch but I will definitely eat at Humble Pit again.

We tried Humble Pie for the first time and we were not disappointed. We had the burger, tempura green beans, calamari, and barbeque pizza. We came around 4pm on a Saturday and was surprised that the appetizers were happy hour prizes. Our server, Paul was friendly and attentive. Excellent service! Glad to have purchased the Groupon for Humble Pie.

One of my favorite spots to get pizza for dinner! really laidback atmosphere! My 8year old daughter loves it too. This is our spot for our mommy daughter dates!

Good service, easy parking, delicious light pizza.
Parking: Teeny tiny little lot shared with another restaurant. We parked on the street.
Atmosphere: Medium to loud /​fun. It’s pretty small inside.
Service: The wait staff are attentive, yet they were a bit hovering.
Food: I ordered a vegetable-​based pizza. It was crisp, cheesy, and delicious. I also ordered the cold garlic green beans; I did not like them much. My friend ordered calamari as his app but did not share, so I have no idea. He did enjoy his sangria.
Drinks: I have only had water so don’t know if drinks are good or not.

I stopped in because I reached my Groupon expiration date. I flew solo on this one and Im glad that I did. The place is small, relaxed, and casual, but great for a small group of friends/​family. I was seated immediately and my waiter was very friendly, attentive and direct, just as I like. I ordered the bread and the pepperoni pizza. I rarely order pepperoni. This was probably the best pepperoni pizza I’ve had. The slices were perfect circles and the flavor was great, not too overwhelming. Sauce had great flavor also. The cheese bread was great, though didn’t stick out in my mind. This would be a great lunch date, or date night place.

So on one of those nights where I am the «loser» solo diner, where does one go? What if you are looking for a killer $ 20 beer + carb/​protein yummy meal before tomorrow’s half-​marathon?
You sit at the bar, and in the service of Grant the bartender, you enjoy a pint of Four Peaks «Raj» IPA and the Penne w/​Vodka sauce, mushrooms, pancetta, and add the chix. You politely respect but don’t participate in the hoots and hollars of the locals drunk at the bar from several hours of reveling. In doing so, you focus on the quality of food, service, and convenience-​all winners here!
Very nicely done, HP. And Grant, you were placed in a tough situation as the local drunks did little to encourage more activity there at your bar, but you navigated the waters nicely. BravO, see you again soon!

I’ve had lunch here twice and each time the pizza turned out great. The staff have been very nice and the place is clean. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

We had just returned from Rome and Naples and ended up comparing our Caesar and Margherita with what we’d just had in the old country… very favorably. With great service and an attractive happy hour and you have a keeper.

Never come to the airport hungry. The food prices are about the same as the flights lol. But no really its a nice spot its like a olive garden with a bar. The pizza i had was great it was nice and crispy were it should be. The cheese was melted perfectly. Its pretty busy in there ofcourse. But if you want to make the other people on the plane jealous grab a fresh pizza and bring that bad boy on the plane.
Roadway to Unilocal elite

so I MIGHT be in love with the server Chris here. Lol. I have been a fan of this place since they opened, however this weekend topped all my other experiences. The kiddo and I came here last minute this past Saturday after a long day of running errands, probably 6ish. For a weekend, it was actually very quiet and not busy. The weather was gorgeous, so we decided to eat outside. We were promptly greeted by Chris at the door, who instantly gave off a cool friendly vibe. We asked to be seated outside, and he playfully said no, that there were monsters outside and my son had to kill them first (totally won my 6 year old over with that one lol).
We ordered right away, since we always get the same thing (pepperoni pizza and the French fries). The food is EXCELLENT. I could eat it every day. Chris also came and hung out with us during our meal, which was nice. He entertained both my son and I. Come to find out, he is a fellow bike rider, and on our way out offered to let my son sit on his bike and start it (a nice Harley I might add).
As always, the food is amazing, the extra good service was just the cherry on top. A server who rides a Harley, with matching tattoos and chucks as I, WIN.

I practically live here, it’s so good. .-. I’ve brought all my friends and family members here and now they come all the time too! Their pizzas are no doubt the best in Phoenix, plus they have a local vegetarian pizza too which is a bonus if you really want to support local business!
The owner and the staff are some of the nicest people to work in food service as well. They’re very friendly, attentive, and attitude-​free (a quality rarely seen in the food industry). Plus, the location is great! It’s within walking distance of my house and is also very close to downtown, so you can go there after 1^st or 3^rd Friday.
They also have specials everyday which is a big motivator to eat there frequently. I give Humble Pie a ten-​outta-​ten, would eat again.

I go to Humble Pie very often and I prefer their Phoenix (7^th St) location by far. I have never had an issue with their staff, food, or drinks. My usual go-​to is their original Bruschetta, Margherita Pizza with cherry tomatoes baked in the pizza, and a glass of wine or Kilt Lifter. I recently tried their S.O.P. Pizza and it was delicious! Another favorite would be their Grilled Chicken Pesto pizza (I like it best with red sauce). Their fries and fried calamari are also pretty yummy!
Keep an eye out on Groupon– they’re constantly offering good deals for certain locations!

Went for lunch on Friday.
Service — quick, friendly, helpful and attentive
Caesar salad — delicious! Dressing was not overpowering. Sour dough croutons were a little soft so they didn’t shatter and tasted great. Thin slices celery added a little crispy crunch that was nice. Portion size was good
Pizza– signature sausage had a nice little kick but nothing overpowering. The sauce, cheese, onions were all in nice proportion. The crust was beautiful and was tasty
Beverage — Coca Cola products which are a huge plus in my opinion

The good: Amazing daily happy hours with pepperoni (or cheeese) pizzas for $ 7, and quite a few appetizers for even less. Beers like Four Peaks Raj run for $ 3, with some cocktails for $ 5. Seating is stylish and comfortable, and service is good.
The bad: The fries looked good on paper, looked good in person, but were way too salty. The equally salty aioli didn’t help. The pizza was alright… I’m a huge fan of the sauce they use, and the cheese was totally legit. The crust left much to be desired… it was a bit too thick and crunchy toward the edges… not the texture you want from a wood-​fired pie.
The ugly: During normal hours, they charge as much for their specialty pizzas ($ 15) as some of the valley’s most coveted pizza parlors, but are clearly not in the same league. This is a strip mall chain that wants to compete your favorite gourmet/​Neapolitan locale, but at least needs better dough to come close.
It’s great for a quick lunch, or some day drinking with your pals, but if you want a sit down pizza place for dinner, you can do better. Much better.

I met a couple of friends here on a Friday night for drinks. The place wasn’t that busy. The waitress was pleasant. The food came to the table pretty fast after the order was placed. I have the chopped salad. It was delicious! And my friends split a pizza and pasta. Both of them had great comments about the food.

Love this place. I definitely think we get more bang for our buck during hh than date night but I love that they have different options during the week for deals. My favorite is the pesto pizza but I could live off their fries with aolie!
Only downside is their options of mixed drinks. I’ve gotten three different martinis off their menu before and they aren’t worth the price. Now I know just to get a glass of wine or their sangria is pretty good. Highly recommended!

We visited on a Sunday and were the second customers in the small restaurant. The servers we spoke with were very nice, though service itself was surprisingly slow considering how few folks were dining. We never did get water refills and had a 15 minute wait to get our check, and had to flag someone down.
I ordered the lunch express with a veggie salad, and fig and prosciutto pizza. The salad was okay; it was a bit heavy on beans, so that flavor dominated. I liked the crust of the pizza. The toppings were tasty though the fig jam was in very heavy dollops. I really liked how the fig flavor worked with the prosciutto and goat cheese.
My husband had the lunch express with the Caesar salad and meat lovers pizza. He found both to be okay, but they didn’t strike him as standing out in a «wow» kind of way.
Really, the lunch express is a very good buy. The pizzas were okay but we wouldn’t go out of our way to come here again. There are a few other pizza places around with a lot more oomph and more attentive service as well.