If you are anything like most of America, you love a good piece of pizza. You'll find that I know of a lot of good pizza places in Idaho and this one happens to be one of the most creative.
The Pie Hole is hipster hole in the wall place that has daily specials that will make you so curious you can't help but try it. They have locations in Boise, on the corner of 8th & Idaho and on Broadway, along with a location in Meridian and even Pocatello.
Pizza is served up by the slice or you can build your own pie. Our personal favorites are Corndog Pizza and Potatoe Bacon Pizza but with slices ranging from $2.00 - $2.50 you can't go wrong trying them all. They are open most days at 11am and stay open until 3am for those midnight and beyond snackers. Happy hour happens every weekday from 4-5 with slices just 2 for $3.50.
The atmosphere of the Boise locations give you the feel of a college dorm room (only cleaner) with stickers plastered over the walls and doodle covered paper plates forming a sort of colorful crown molding. If you are offended by tattoo covered arms, large framed glasses and the occasional dreadlocks you might want to get your pizza to go because this is a reocurring theme of the establishment.
If you are anything like most of America, you love a good piece of pizza. You'll find that I know of a lot of good pizza places in Idaho and this one happens to be one of the most creative. The Pie Hole is hipster hole in the wall place that has daily specials that will make you so curious you can't help but try it. They have locations in Boise, on the corner of 8th & Idaho and on Broadway, along with a location in Meridian and even Pocatello. 
The atmosphere of the Boise locations give you the feel of a college dorm room (only cleaner) with stickers plastered over the walls and doodle covered paper plates forming a sort of colorful crown molding. If you are offended by tattoo covered arms, large framed glasses and the occasional dreadlocks you might want to get your pizza to go because this is a reocurring theme of the establishment. 
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