Hungry Howie’s Pizza

I ordered a pizza from Hungry Howie’s while staying at a hotel overnight. Well, I’ve posted a photo of my receipt next to the pizza that was sent to me. I’ll just let it speak for itself. One star because I definitely ate it anyway and it was pretty good. Sorry to say that I won’t be ordering from here again.

We ordered delivery last night from our hotel. Not only was the pizza super hot like it just came straight out of the oven, but it tastes amazing too! Great prices, staff, and food! We had a junior cheese, Howie Maui, and cheeseburger pizza.

Yeah, it’s chain pizza, but for all that you could still do worse than Hungry Howie’s and this branch in particular. The space may be small but it’s been clean and tidy every time I’ve been in and the staff are friendly and helpful without fail. If you’re picking up, parking can be a bit of a challenge and traffic can make getting in and out of the small lot quite the skill, but delivery is an option! They’re offering glutenless crusts now as well, so if that matters to you know that the choice is there. Maybe it’s the college nostalgia kicking in because as much as I like those hand-​crafted artisan pizzas popping up all over, I do also enjoy a green olive and mushroom HH pie with a garlic crust from time to time. It may not be made with locally grown vegetables and hand-​tapped spring water, but sometimes the stomach wants what the stomach wants and Hungry Howie’s delivers (literally)!

They have gluten free pizza! And you can have your choice of the Hungry Howies seasonings on your pizza too! I like the online ordering system, you can customize your order with more detail, i.e. Extra sauce, toppings on half, well done, light cheese etc. Very fast and a polite staff at a great price.

Got the Philly Cheese Steak and The Works for delivery since we are stuck at a hotel for a while.
The pizza arrived quickly and the delivery guy was very friendly. The pies themselves were very tasty and exactly as ordered. I really enjoyed the garlic herb crust on the regular and the fact that when I wanted a well done thin crust, it was crispy and not soggy at all. I definitely will order from them again.

I work at a daycare right down the street and we order from hungry Howie’s every weekend not once on 3years have I had any problems. We usually order anywhere from 3 – 5 pizzas and they have it delivered to us usually within 30 minutes. Great customer service and friendly drivers

This review is for delivery only. I live a mile away from this location, so my review could be skewed towards the positive. But when I order pizza for delivery, I want it to be hot, and I don’t want it to be soggy (steam is released into the box as the hot pizza continues to cook, and it tends to make the crust soggy if it sits too long in the box). Hungry Howies does a great job of consistently delivering the pizza quickly, right out of the oven. Last night I ordered a pie and when I received it, I still couldn’t eat it because it was too hot! Good crust, decent flavor. Warning though, if you get the flavored crust, the flavor can be a little strong, especially if it has garlic. I usually get it without flavoring or with the sesame flavor, and it works out great. I have also ordered wings in the past and they are fine, nothing special, but again— hot! So many places would have so much better food if they just served it hot. HH seems to have the hang of it.

Hungry Howies has really good deals on pizza but what makes them different is their crusts. They come in various flavors and my favorite is cajun or herb garlic. You can even get half the crust in one flavor and the other half in another. The pizza isn’t Mellow Mushroom quality but it’s still really good. The only side I’ve had is the cheesy bread and it’s awesome, especially with the sauce that comes with it. If you’re looking for some pizza to accompany a party with friends definitely give Howies a try. They usually have deals like 2large pizza’s, cheesy bread and a 2liter for $ 20. That can fee 4 – 6 adults easily.

The staff was so nice and down to earth! Te pizza is legit and it’s so decently priced. The dough is super good and you get to chose seasonings in your crust. C’mon now. It doesn’t get much better than that.

I saw an advertisement in my hotel this evening for the Hungry Howie’s on Oberlin, and realized how long it had been since I’d had any — about a decade ago, when I was still living in Florida. Looks like they’ve come a long way with the online ordering sector since then, and their food is still great.
What makes the pizza unique are the free «flavored» crusts that come at no additional charge — you can get sesame seeds, butter, ranch, garlic, etc. All crust types are available, but the traditional round is always great — a little bit on the thicker side, and a little heavy on the mozzarella cheese. The bread is really good too.
Definitely recommend.

What a pleasant surprise on our quest to find quality pizza around the triangle! I may not be at a Carolina Hurricanes game but I want to scream Woooo! like Ric Flair after my garlic herb crust medium pizza with pepperoni surpassed expectations.
Howie beats out the other cute baby sized slice joints like Dominos, Pizza Hut and Papa Johns so my money will be going here from now on when I want a quick fast food style pizza.
The special tonight (or it could be every night) is a medium 1 topping pizza with 10 wings for $ 13. Why not just give it away? For serious you could feed a family of 2 big men or 3 medium sized men with this meal.
Howie rounds out the package with different crust flavors, fresh ingredients and in addition they go heavy on the toppings. Wooooooo!

I love this place. Very nostalgic. Used to get it when the wife and I lived in Burbank, CA. We missed it and thought we wouldn’t see it again until we noticed it IN RALEIGH! So I ordered the Ranch crust pizza and enjoyed every bite. Im ordering again to take back to Wilmington for the olé lady on Thursday.

I love HH’s for two reasons — first, they are prompt and get my dinner to me fast, and second, it’s amazingly delicious.

LOVE this place– moved to Raleigh 2 years ago and had never heard of them previously, and didn’t give them a chance until a couple months ago– BIG regret. If you’re looking for an inexpensive chain pizza option, this is it. They’re really fast, delivery guys very friendly and courteous, and pizza is great– I recommend the garlic crust!
Keep in mind that one of my favorite pizzas of all time is Chuck E Cheese pizza. Don’t know if that throws away my credibility.
Regardless, worth a try!

Was hoping for something new and left disappointed. First a warning. This place is made for pickup or delivery. No inside seating. I didn’t realize that at the time and needed somewhere to sit down. Their wings are baked like the other chains and not really sauced much. More spicy season than a Texas Pete style sauce. I’d never heard of them before and was hoping was a local place as we were not in a part of town I am normally in. My daughter had the cheese bread and swore it was amazing. She also think totinos 1.10 frozen pizza is great so I don’t know.
Service was quick and place was clean. I was just hoping for something better than average.

This is my new favorite pizza chain. Their crusts are freaking awesome. Good amount of sauce. Not stingy on the toppings. I tried it, then talked my friends into ordering it. They’ve since all been looking to find the closest one to each of their homes. They’re not as big as like Dominos, Papa Johns, or Pizza Hut. So don’t expect QUITE as cheap deals as they can offer, but they are still pretty affordable and way freakin better. I’m not exaggerating, my friends and I met up in Raleigh for a convention and then scattered back across 3 different states and ALL OF THEM immediately searched to find one of these places near them. If you’re in a hotel in Raleigh, pray you are within delivery distance of a Hungry Howies.

Pizza was good crust was awesome cheesy bread was killer

good pizza! the crust was awesome with the garlic and herb seasoning. There was plenty of cheese, it was a great flavor and texture, the sauce was perfect! I really liked it. The only problem I have with this pizza is that there aren’t many topping options. Green peppers, olives and onions and that’s IT for veggies. Hum. I think they could do a bit better, as a chain, in that department. Even domino’s has more topping options.

I feel like Roy Rogers when it comes to pizza, I’ve never met one that I didn’t like! Frozen, delivery, deep-​dish or thin crust, I’ll eat it all. But there are some that are better than others and Hungry Howie’s is exactly that, a bit better than your standard chain delivery pizza. This location is the only one in the Triangle, hidden on a corner of Oberlin Road in Five Points. Their pizza specialty is flavored crust with eight tasty flavas!
Their pies aren’t that big, the large is only 14″ but it makes up for it in pizza density! The crust is pretty light and doughy, reminds me a bit of Pizza Hut but a bit better. They go heavy on the toppings which is great, Hungry Howie’s uses good ingredients.
Overall a very solid pizza that’s fresh, tasty and greasy, thumbs up! Hungry Howie’s is a step up from Domino’s and the Hut but not quite as good as Capital Creations. But you know what, they’re super close to me and prices are reasonable ($ 16 for large Meat-​eaters pie), so I may become Chubby Ron in the near future…

For chain-​store delivery pizza, Hungry Howie’s can NOT be beat. I’m completely surprised they’re not listed here on Unilocal!However, there is only one Raleigh location; the chain seems to be centered in points west, like Greensboro.
Anyway — Hungry Howie’s has some amazing delivery deals, wonderful pizza, fresh toppings, flavored crust, and the best cheese bread I’ve ever had!
Tho not as tasty and unique as Lilly’s, about a mile away (and very highly regarded — rightfully so– on Unilocal), Howie’s is the best chain delivery pizza I’ve ever had.