Hungry Howie’s in St. George, located on Red Cliffs Dr, serves up flavorful pizzas, subs, and salads made with our signature crusts. We’re conveniently near the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site and Veterans Park, making us a great stop after a day of fun or relaxation. Whether you’re picking up carryout or getting delivery, both options are easy to find through our simple online ordering system. Every bite of Hungry Howie’s is packed with quality, freshness, and the taste our customers love.
Basic, counter-serve pizzeria chain popular for its flavored crusts, such as sesame & garlic herb.
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Address: 2736 Red Cliffs Dr D Unit #1, St. George, UT 84790
Phone: (435) 674-9966
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Alexis Schwenke
I contacted the store regarding a double charge on my account. I explained that I had placed an order and was charged twice. The employee I spoke with stated that he could not locate my order and claimed he had none of my information on file.
During the call, he proceeded to read out the names and addresses of other customers with active orders. I asked for his name so I could properly document the interaction, at which point he became defensive and stated he was not required to disclose his name, citing HIPAA. He proceeded to tell me about HIPAA release for insurance and medical documents.
I then asked to speak with a manager. He stated that he was the manager and again refused to provide his name, claiming that I was “out to get him.” When I attempted to explain why I was requesting his name, he continued raising his voice, repeatedly stating other customers’ names and order details.
The call escalated further when he began yelling, stated that he was schizophrenic, and then abruptly ended the call after what sounded like the phone being slammed down.
… moreDuring the call, he proceeded to read out the names and addresses of other customers with active orders. I asked for his name so I could properly document the interaction, at which point he became defensive and stated he was not required to disclose his name, citing HIPAA. He proceeded to tell me about HIPAA release for insurance and medical documents.
I then asked to speak with a manager. He stated that he was the manager and again refused to provide his name, claiming that I was “out to get him.” When I attempted to explain why I was requesting his name, he continued raising his voice, repeatedly stating other customers’ names and order details.
The call escalated further when he began yelling, stated that he was schizophrenic, and then abruptly ended the call after what sounded like the phone being slammed down.
Shirley Molina
Come here if you want to be treated like an animal. They have a bold guy at the front counter who thinks he’s a tough guy taking advantage of vulnerable people. He kicked out my dad and a little kid with racist insults. Their pizza is horrible and the people working there are even WORSE! Do not come here. NEVER!
… moreDesert Dweller
This was the worst pizza I have had in 50 years. Jims 10 for $10 Frozen pizza from the grocery store is better. I did not think it was possible to screw up pizza but wow.
***Update*** – 7 months later, still waiting on someone at this place to take responsibility for the garbage pizza I received.
… more***Update*** – 7 months later, still waiting on someone at this place to take responsibility for the garbage pizza I received.
Becker Suman
This review will be in response to Curtis’s review on 8/9/25 to address his perspectives so future customers don’t get the wrong idea.
Let’s just start from top to bottom, and address the things that he mentions. First: you felt rushed because the “clerk” asked two times if we could take his order when there were “NO customers”. If you have ever had a customer service job, you would know It is our job to ask if we can help you in any way, so we are just doing our job when we ask you if we can help you. But we apologize if you felt rushed; since you happened to be the only one there, we had no other customers to direct our attention to. Second: Being out of cupped pepperonis. In the food industry it’s common for a store to get all their food shipped on a Monday or Tuesday. Since you came on a Saturday, it can happen that something is out of stock. We are running a cupped pepperoni 73 classic special, which includes 73 cupped pepperonis per pizza ordered. It’s not uncommon at all for those to be out of stock near the end of the week lately. Third: Out of steak. We apologize for not having your preference, but that can sometimes happen. The Steak/Cheese/Mushroom sub has been around for years, so it’s not “new” or “special” Fourth: the price. Frowning because you see a $22 deal for two medium 1 topping pizzas and a bread when you ordered one medium two topping pizza and a bread. If you want a special, you will have to ask for it. When you ask for specials, we are more than to walk you through them. It sounds like the clerk was trying to be helpful when you disliked the price and tried to give you the Mix&Match deal. The only reason it’s not on the posters is because we’re running cupped pepperoni specials, but the Mix&Match is one of our most popular deals. Fifth: “She clutches my twenty to her chest like she hasn’t seen a customer all day”. No need for the defamation of character and to make it seem as if she was stealing your money. Again, she was trying to help you out by adding a deal and making the order more affordable for you. You also say “ if I can’t afford pizza I sure as hell can’t afford a broken hip”. Respectfully sir, no one wants to wrestle you for your money. This is not a robbery, but an exchange, and it sounds like she was trying to make you happy rather than have you leave frustrated by not getting food. If you were serious about changing your mind, the money of course would be given back to you no problem. Sixth: “HEAPING teaspoon of marinara in one of those clear gas station containers”. An instance of misleading and inaccurate vocabulary. The sauce in the cups is measured, and in fact measured by the spoon. If you wanted more or less sauce, you can always just ask. “I say nothing, I just drive home”. Again, we are happy to help, but we do need to know if you have a problem in order to fix it. Don’t be afraid to ask, if you would’ve asked what our specials are, or for another sauce cup, it would’ve been given. Seventh: toppings on the pizza. You mention that there is maybe a teaspoon of pineapple on the pizza. A teaspoon of pineapple is around 3 pineapples, when we usually measure half a cup. Our pepperonis are counted, and pineapple measured. We do apologize if the toppings weren’t spread out to your liking. We are always happy to remake your pizza if it is unsatisfactory. Eighth problem: The letters on the wall. Just like many other restaurants and stores, they have things on the walls as memories and keep sakes. New mementos and plaques are added almost yearly, and on the other wall. We do apologize if the store wasn’t to your cleanliness standards, but the crew of Hungry Howie’s do try their best to keep the store clean. It seems like a trend of yours to review places similarly, but I believe it’s unfair to review a place based on something they likely can’t control, like the prices of their food. I also believe it would be unfair to not address your issues, as they may be misleading to other customers. Perhaps you could give us another try, since hopefully you understand we’re here to help.
… moreLet’s just start from top to bottom, and address the things that he mentions. First: you felt rushed because the “clerk” asked two times if we could take his order when there were “NO customers”. If you have ever had a customer service job, you would know It is our job to ask if we can help you in any way, so we are just doing our job when we ask you if we can help you. But we apologize if you felt rushed; since you happened to be the only one there, we had no other customers to direct our attention to. Second: Being out of cupped pepperonis. In the food industry it’s common for a store to get all their food shipped on a Monday or Tuesday. Since you came on a Saturday, it can happen that something is out of stock. We are running a cupped pepperoni 73 classic special, which includes 73 cupped pepperonis per pizza ordered. It’s not uncommon at all for those to be out of stock near the end of the week lately. Third: Out of steak. We apologize for not having your preference, but that can sometimes happen. The Steak/Cheese/Mushroom sub has been around for years, so it’s not “new” or “special” Fourth: the price. Frowning because you see a $22 deal for two medium 1 topping pizzas and a bread when you ordered one medium two topping pizza and a bread. If you want a special, you will have to ask for it. When you ask for specials, we are more than to walk you through them. It sounds like the clerk was trying to be helpful when you disliked the price and tried to give you the Mix&Match deal. The only reason it’s not on the posters is because we’re running cupped pepperoni specials, but the Mix&Match is one of our most popular deals. Fifth: “She clutches my twenty to her chest like she hasn’t seen a customer all day”. No need for the defamation of character and to make it seem as if she was stealing your money. Again, she was trying to help you out by adding a deal and making the order more affordable for you. You also say “ if I can’t afford pizza I sure as hell can’t afford a broken hip”. Respectfully sir, no one wants to wrestle you for your money. This is not a robbery, but an exchange, and it sounds like she was trying to make you happy rather than have you leave frustrated by not getting food. If you were serious about changing your mind, the money of course would be given back to you no problem. Sixth: “HEAPING teaspoon of marinara in one of those clear gas station containers”. An instance of misleading and inaccurate vocabulary. The sauce in the cups is measured, and in fact measured by the spoon. If you wanted more or less sauce, you can always just ask. “I say nothing, I just drive home”. Again, we are happy to help, but we do need to know if you have a problem in order to fix it. Don’t be afraid to ask, if you would’ve asked what our specials are, or for another sauce cup, it would’ve been given. Seventh: toppings on the pizza. You mention that there is maybe a teaspoon of pineapple on the pizza. A teaspoon of pineapple is around 3 pineapples, when we usually measure half a cup. Our pepperonis are counted, and pineapple measured. We do apologize if the toppings weren’t spread out to your liking. We are always happy to remake your pizza if it is unsatisfactory. Eighth problem: The letters on the wall. Just like many other restaurants and stores, they have things on the walls as memories and keep sakes. New mementos and plaques are added almost yearly, and on the other wall. We do apologize if the store wasn’t to your cleanliness standards, but the crew of Hungry Howie’s do try their best to keep the store clean. It seems like a trend of yours to review places similarly, but I believe it’s unfair to review a place based on something they likely can’t control, like the prices of their food. I also believe it would be unfair to not address your issues, as they may be misleading to other customers. Perhaps you could give us another try, since hopefully you understand we’re here to help.
Curtis Maxwell
It has been YEARS since I’ve been to this Hungry Howies, but I remember it being quite good at that time. This review, then, is based completely on my visit tonight 8/9/25.
When I got there, I asked the clerk for time to look over their menu (it was quite complicated, and, the pricing was anything BUT clear). A couple minutes pass and another clerk asks to take my order, but I’m still unsure of what I’m going to get, so I say that I’ll let them know when I’m ready. (There are NO customers, hence no rush because I’m holding anyone up.) Finally, after examining some posters of “specials” they’re running, I ask for a Medium 2-topping pizza, with the mini -pepperonis and pineapple. “Oh, sorry! she says, we are out of those pepperonis!” Okay, just the regular pepperonis, then, I say, tho I was wondering HOW can you be “out” of a Special item on a SATURDAY night? Oh well. “Also, I’d like that new Philly Cheese Sub,” I say, pointing to the other special. Her face crumples when she tries to input it to the screen. “Oh! Sorry, we’re out of that too!” Again, a specialty item they don’t have on a weekend? So, i just say “an order of cheese bread, then.” I hand her a $20 dollar bill. She says, “That’ll be $24.76.” This time, I frowned. “For a medium pizza and cheese bread?” “Yes, she says straight faced. (Not 3 feet from us is a poster saying $22 deal! TWO medium pizzas and an order of bread. So I reach my hand out and say nicely, “Let’s just cancel the order. I wasn’t expecting it to cost that much.” She clutches my twenty to her chest like she hadn’t had a customer all day! (In retrospect, I’m wondering if that wasn’t the case!) “I’ll just charge you for a mix and match!” Whatever that was. New price: $18. I knew I’d have to wrestle her to get my money back and at my age, if i cant afford pizza, i sure as Hell can’t afford a broken hip!
The order comes up and I see she’s given me a HEAPING teaspoon of marinara sauce in one of those mini, clear, gas station containers. I say nothing, I just drive home. Sure enough, I get home to find my pizza has 12 pepperonis and maybe a teaspoon of pineapple…all dumped in the middle.
In retrospect, while my order was being made, I noticed a half-dozen letters taped on the wall in the waiting area. They were from school children asking for free pizza for a contest they were doing. These letters were from 2013! They have been taped to that wall for TWELVE YEARS…and it’s hard to imagine that they cleaned that wall and re-taped the letters there, but it should’ve been obvious to me at the time to ABORT THE ORDER! ABORT!!!
Alas, I purchased an $18 lesson when I knew better and was given AMPLE clues.
Don’t be me. Pay attention to “strange” things before shelling out your money.
… moreWhen I got there, I asked the clerk for time to look over their menu (it was quite complicated, and, the pricing was anything BUT clear). A couple minutes pass and another clerk asks to take my order, but I’m still unsure of what I’m going to get, so I say that I’ll let them know when I’m ready. (There are NO customers, hence no rush because I’m holding anyone up.) Finally, after examining some posters of “specials” they’re running, I ask for a Medium 2-topping pizza, with the mini -pepperonis and pineapple. “Oh, sorry! she says, we are out of those pepperonis!” Okay, just the regular pepperonis, then, I say, tho I was wondering HOW can you be “out” of a Special item on a SATURDAY night? Oh well. “Also, I’d like that new Philly Cheese Sub,” I say, pointing to the other special. Her face crumples when she tries to input it to the screen. “Oh! Sorry, we’re out of that too!” Again, a specialty item they don’t have on a weekend? So, i just say “an order of cheese bread, then.” I hand her a $20 dollar bill. She says, “That’ll be $24.76.” This time, I frowned. “For a medium pizza and cheese bread?” “Yes, she says straight faced. (Not 3 feet from us is a poster saying $22 deal! TWO medium pizzas and an order of bread. So I reach my hand out and say nicely, “Let’s just cancel the order. I wasn’t expecting it to cost that much.” She clutches my twenty to her chest like she hadn’t had a customer all day! (In retrospect, I’m wondering if that wasn’t the case!) “I’ll just charge you for a mix and match!” Whatever that was. New price: $18. I knew I’d have to wrestle her to get my money back and at my age, if i cant afford pizza, i sure as Hell can’t afford a broken hip!
The order comes up and I see she’s given me a HEAPING teaspoon of marinara sauce in one of those mini, clear, gas station containers. I say nothing, I just drive home. Sure enough, I get home to find my pizza has 12 pepperonis and maybe a teaspoon of pineapple…all dumped in the middle.
In retrospect, while my order was being made, I noticed a half-dozen letters taped on the wall in the waiting area. They were from school children asking for free pizza for a contest they were doing. These letters were from 2013! They have been taped to that wall for TWELVE YEARS…and it’s hard to imagine that they cleaned that wall and re-taped the letters there, but it should’ve been obvious to me at the time to ABORT THE ORDER! ABORT!!!
Alas, I purchased an $18 lesson when I knew better and was given AMPLE clues.
Don’t be me. Pay attention to “strange” things before shelling out your money.
Heather Gonzales
Me and my family had recently moved to Utah and where looking for a good pizza pizza place to try so we went on there website. What we got was I regular pepperoni pizza with stuffed crust and garlic herb crust One mini Maui Howie’s pizza, one mini thin crust, pepperoni pizza and cheesy bread. When we got it, I checked the box and it had one stuffed cheese pizza with garlic and herb on the crust Two Maui Howie‘s pizzas with garlic and herb no thin crust and we got cheesy bread all for $50 and my family is having enough Financial problems that we are living out of a rv so I hope that Hungry Howie’s knows that A mom and daughter cry today And if the food order being wrong wasn’t enough When we called When we called hungry, Howie used to try to resolve it after talking to the man for a few he said he was Done talking and then he hung up.
… moreDaniel Joyce
Fresh pizza always. The two dollars extra for stuffed crust is worth it. This is an option only when you order a large topping. I would recommend eating pizza from here because their ingridients are fresh and boy are they good on loading your pizza. You wont be disappointed.
… moreStewart Smith
The dude behind the counter was awesome. He helped with recommendations and got us a great price.
… moreBonnie Maciel
Great food service was great. Was in and out pretty fast did not have to wait long
… moreGarrett Brothers
I have yet to eat the pizza, but the menu was less than transparent about charging $2 per extra topping on my deep dish :/
Edit: Bumping it up to 3 stars because it’s clear they give back readily to the community
… moreEdit: Bumping it up to 3 stars because it’s clear they give back readily to the community