Marco's Coal Fired | Ballpark
Pizza restaurant · Five Points
2129 Larimer St, Denver, CO 80205
Highlights
VPN-certified Neapolitan & NY-style coal-fired pizzas
VPN-certified Neapolitan & NY-style coal-fired pizzas
"Just how legit are the Neapolitan pies flying out of Marco’s 900-degree wood-fired oven? The restaurant is the only pizzeria in the state certified by the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana, and while we don’t speak Italian, we think that means it’s pretty darn credible. You’re definitely there for the pies, but Marco’s has become almost as well known for its limoncello coated wings and Nutella and powdered sugar topped dessert pizza. The Italian stops at the bar, though, where the beers are from Colorado and American sports are always on TV." - allyson reedy
"Just how legit are the Neapolitan pies flying out of Marco’s 900-degree wood-fired oven? The restaurant is the only pizzeria in the state certified by the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana, and while we don’t speak Italian, we think that means it’s pretty darn credible. At lunch, those 9-inch, Italy-approved pies—plus a salad or cup of minestrone—go for just $11. The Italian stops at the bar, though, where the beers are from Colorado and American sports are always on TV." - allyson reedy, chelsea thomas
"Mark Dym opened the first pizzeria in Colorado to be certified by the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana, the international regulatory body for proper Neapolitan methods, in the Ballpark neighborhood back in 2007. So while it also offers New York–style pies — including one topped with its famous limoncello-marinated chicken — first-timers should start with any of the tributes to pizza’s birthplace, graced with ingredients like mozzarella di bufala, crema di tartufo, and pistachio pesto. (For those in the DTC area, there’s a second location in Englewood.)" - Paul Albani-Burgio
"Just how legit are the Neapolitan pies flying out of Marco’s 900-degree wood-fired oven? The restaurant is the only pizzeria in the state certified by the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana, and while we don’t speak Italian, we think that means it’s pretty darn credible. You’re definitely there for the pies, but Marco’s has become almost as well known for its limoncello-coated wings and Nutella- and powdered sugar-topped dessert pizza. The Italian stops at the bar, though, where the beers are from Colorado and American sports are always on TV." - Allyson Reedy
"A Neapolitan-style pizzeria emphasizing blistered, coal-fired crusts and classic Italian toppings for a traditional pizza experience." - Ruth Tobias
