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Top 5 Pizza food in Tabernash, Colorado, United States
Reviews on Pizza food in Tabernash, Colorado, United States. Tabernash is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) in Grand County, Colorado, United States. The population was 417 at the 2010 census, up from 165 at the 2000 census. The Tabernash Post Office has the ZIP Code 80478.
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1. Elevation Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 246 reviews
When you order from Elevation Pizza you will "Take Your Pie To a New High"! Not only are we a high altitude pizzeria, but we use the highest quality, locally sourced ingredients, and will treat you with the highest level of customer service!
Reviewed By StyleCoach1
High quality ingredients, very good crust, good sauce, nice family-owned place with quick and friendly service. Huge parking lot since itâs in a strip mall. I didnât want the pizza to be gone. Which is a good sign!! We all ate until we were stuffed because it was delicious especially after a day on the lake. We had a gluten free pizza with veggies and no cheese, a 16â bbq chicken and a 12â margarita. The bbq was our favorite. The margarita was a bit untraditional but fine. Call ahead if you can. They get busy. We walked in at 6p on a Friday and ordered 3 pizzas to go. They were ready in 20 mins.
2. Hernando's Pizza Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 846 reviews
Reviewed By Amagirl66
We really enjoyed the pizza, breadsticks and marinara sauce. My husband had a side salad also which was awesome! The prices are reasonable and the atmosphere is family friendly. It was delicious!
3. Zephyr zza
Reviewed By lldalton
Stopped here to eat while visiting Winter Park. Had a nice ski resort feeling, restaurant was clean, staff was friendly. The pizza was awesome! We had the Bullwinkle Pizza at the Chefs recommendation. I usually donât like to venture away from my traditional pepperoni with pineapple and veggies pizza. Iâm glad I did! It was one of the best pizzas Iâve had! Would definitely get it again and will definitely come back here to eat if Iâm in the area again! My friend had the gluten free pizza and she said it was the best gluten free pizza crust she has ever had. This is a must if your are in the area!
4. Brickhouse 40
Overall Ratings
3 based on 338 reviews
We re-opened our doors in late May 2018 under new ownership & management. The historic brick building is the perfect setting for an upscale-casual Bistro & Tavern. We've put together Chef-driven seasonal menus that offer quality food and great presentatio
Reviewed By RussellM486
My second time to Brickhouse 40. The first time was last August and then this September. I looked back at my prior review ... I think this place is even better than last time. We shared quite a few apps (Brussel sprouts, tuna poke, cheese board, fish tacos). All very yummy. We then jumped into a few of the soups, salads and mains. Everyone was happy with everything. We tried a few beers along the way -- nice selection. And our service was extraordinary. I'm sure next summer I'll be making my third visit.Hi Russell, Thank you so much for taking the time to give us an awesome review. We are so glad you experienced top notch service. We look forward to serving you again.
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5. Altitude Pizza
Overall Ratings
3 based on 18 reviews
Convenient, carry out or delivery available. Pizza, Italian entrees, wings, and take and bake options.
Reviewed By carolpU7774ZU
The take and bake says $15, but they charge for every topping. Our medium pizza and a $5 salad came to nearly $30! I was quite surprised! I'm sorry you feel that way Carol but what most people don't realize is how much we have to pay to get supplies up here not to mention that we need to pay our help higher rates to keep them. Our menu clearly states how much we charge for each topping depending on size of pizza ordered. I would dearly love to be able to give things away, but then I wouldn't be able to stay in business. Prices are set up so that we can make ends meet with running a business in a mountain town.
