Beau Jo's Pizza Lone Tree

I grew up in the Denver area, and BeauJo's was a favorite family treat. Getting to take my son to one in Aurora was just as fun. I've also eaten at the original in Idaho Springs. I've been gone from the Front Range for over a dozen years. This was a must see on this business trip. The pizza was good. Memories can be tough to live up to, and it seems like BeauJo's used to use a lot more cheese on their pizzas, but it was still good and this particular one had great service. Having an option for a beer with my pizza would have been better, but this is a smaller storefront, and to be fair, I can see how space limitations could affect that choice. All that being said, if back in the area, I would still choose to come back. It's good food and service.

We had the Mountain Pie Skyhaw at Beau Jo’s and it was absolutely delicious. The pizza was on point — flavorful, perfectly baked, and everything I love about Beau Jo’s. We also tried the cherry cobbler and it came out hot and fresh… so good! We ordered the artichoke dip as well. The flavor was great, but it was a little too spicy for us — the jalapeño definitely brought the heat 🔥. If you like spice, you’ll love it. The manager was out on the floor working right alongside the staff, which is always nice to see. Everything flowed smoothly and the team seemed to work well together. I called in the order and was honestly impressed with the AI system that took it — flawless and easy. Overall, great experience!

Ordered a 3lb mountain pie, unless the mountain pies have vastly shrunk from what we get in Idaho springs or Arvada serve I did not receive a 3lb mountain and also delivery had the cheese sliding off the pizza, spent 50$ on an inedible pizza. This is not the Beaujos pizza we’ve been accustom to for decades.

Man, hoping MGMT reads this...staff were friendly and manager on duty was a super nice guy. We planned on staying for dine-in, but opted for takeout after getting there and deciding against it. Dim your cleaning lights or better yet, turn them off in the front! You have nice, warm cafe lights in the dining area that should be somewhat dim, and should still definitely be brighter than the cool white lights that don't set a nice warm tone. Instead, they're on full blast and make it feel like a fast food experience. When the lights are dimmer, it's more inviting, people are prettier, and the Colorado feel is captured. Restaurant 101. Good luck!

I love getting Beau Jo's pizza whenever I'm in the area, as we don't have one down in the Springs (please open one!!). This was my first time visiting this particular location, but it was just as good as the others. I ordered a small pepperoni with the hot honey mountain style crust, which was big enough for myself and my spouse to enjoy. It was served quickly and tasted amazing, especially with the side of honey for the crust. The restaurant was clean and the service was friendly.