Dining

Onyx Pizzeria – Wood Fire Pizza, Sandwiches and Salads

Dining★ 4.5
Interior of Zion National Park restaurant with a wooden counter, bananas lined up, and colorful pendant lights overhead.

Onyx Pizzeria serves wood-fired pies, sandwiches, and salads with a crisp crust and bold toppings. The Pickle Pizza and Butcher Pizza anchor the menu, while the Caesar Salad delivers bright acidity and crunch. Counter service with table delivery sits in a casual, post-hike-friendly setting, and outdoor seating is available.

Quick facts

Cuisine Type
sandwiches
Meals Served
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
Signature Dishes
Pickle Pizza; Butcher Pizza; Caesar Salad
Local Specialties
Carolina Pizza with BBQ chicken and okra

What to order

Cuisine Type
sandwiches
Meals Served
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
Signature Dishes
Pickle Pizza; Butcher Pizza; Caesar Salad
Local Specialties
Carolina Pizza with BBQ chicken and okra
Popular Items
Pickle Pizza; Butcher Pizza; Caesar Salad
Menu Recommendations
Skip Tomato Basil Soup; go for Pickle Pizza or Butcher Pizza; pair with house-made soda or coffee
Dietary Options
  • Vegetarian
  • Vegan upon request (extra prep time)
  • Gluten-free dough not available for pizza

Prices & reservations

Price Specifics
Specialty Pizzas: ~$26-39; Salads: ~$20-28; Sandwiches: ~$13-24; Flatbreads: ~$9-11; Soups: ~$6-11; Desserts: ~$12-15
Reservations Policy
Walk-in only
Typical Wait Times
Up to 1 hour 45 minutes during peak times
Payment Methods
  • Credit Card
  • Cash
  • Mobile Pay
Cash Only
0

Hours & seating

Operating Hours
12:00 PM - 10:00 PM daily (consistent reports); some sources cite 5:30 PM - 9:30 PM dinner only on select days
Outdoor Seating
Yes
Parking Details
Limited back lot; space tight; consider arriving early or using curbside pickup
Accessibility
No detailed accessibility data available; indoor and outdoor seating present; standard entry likely; no ramps information provided

Visit strategy

Best For
  • Post-hike meals
  • Families
  • Casual dinners
Not Ideal For
Those needing a quick turnaround; diners sensitive to long waits
Service Type
Counter service with staff delivering to tables
Service Speed
Pace varies; peak times bring longer waits; vegan prep can add to timing
Vibe
  • Casual
  • Cozy
  • Post-hike friendly
  • Counter-service atmosphere
Noise Level
Moderate buzz; cozy ambiance
Busiest Times
Saturday mornings can bring long waits; up to 1h45
Best Visit Times
Weekdays or 2:30–5:30 window on Fri–Sun; otherwise plan for a longer wait
Tips Advice
  • Arrive at 12:00 PM or after 5:30 PM to minimize waits.
  • Takeout with curbside pickup available.
  • Vegans: request vegan options early for prep time.
  • Skip tomato-based soups if you crave pizza-sauce flavor notes.
  • Consider the Carolina Pizza if you want a regional-inspired bite.

More details

Park Area
Springdale, Utah (Zion National Park gateway)
Takeout Available
1
Delivery Available
0
Delivery Details
Delivery not widely available via major apps as of 2025; curbside pickup offered
Dress Code
Casual
Beverage Program
Hand-crafted drinks; house-made sodas; French press coffee; cold brew; lemonade; teas
Tasting Flights
0
Tours Available
0
Bottle Sales
0
Parking Available
1
Dog Friendly Patio
0
Wi-Fi Available
0
Family Friendly
1
Family Friendly Notes
Casual atmosphere suits families; no explicit high chairs or kids’ menus noted
Age Restriction
All ages welcome
Bar Seating
0
Live Music
Not listed
Special Events
Not listed
Has Gift Shop
0
Unique Attractions
Pickle Pizza and Butcher Pizza stand out; Caesar Salad has bright flavors
Unique Factor
Pickle Pizza delivers a bold, tangy profile that’s rare in pizza menus
Nearby Facilities
Back lot parking; Zion entrance nearby; additional shops in Springdale
Best Time To Visit
Weekdays or the 2:30 PM–5:30 PM window on Fri–Sun to dodge peaks; expect long lines on weekend mornings, with up to 1h45m waits.
The Order Strategy
Skip the generic starter; start with Pickle Pizza—locals swear by its zing. For drinks, choose a house-made soda or French press; The Tomato Basil Soup is not worth the detour
The Vibe Check
Post-hike staple: casual, welcoming, and unpretentious; bring kids, bring a backpack, sit indoors or on the patio
The Crowd Factor
Line hits the sidewalk on peak days; go early or during the 2:30–5:30 window to snag seating; consider curbside pickup to bypass the queue
Eat Here If Skip If
EAT HERE IF: you want bold wood-fired pies and a relaxed vibe after a Zion trek. SKIP IF: you need a quick bite during peak hours
Distance From Park
approximately 8 miles from park entrance
Review Summary
Crisp crusts and vibrant toppings receive consistent praise; long waits are the chief caveat; overall, diners view it as a worthwhile post-hike stop with a few inconsistencies in prep on occasion

Location

Wood-fired pizza topped with cherry tomatoes, mushrooms, and feta served at Zion National Park dining area.Wood-fired pizza with mozzarella and basil resting on a table at Zion National Park dining area.

Frequently asked questions

Is it worth the price for the pizza and salads?

Prices are on the higher side, but ingredients are substantial and portions generous, especially on salads.

Do they take reservations?

No reservations; walk-in only; be prepared for potential waits.

Do they offer gluten-free pizza dough?

No gluten-free dough option available for pizza at this location.

Is there parking available?

Parking is limited in the back; plan for limited space and consider curbside pickup.

Is delivery an option?

Delivery is not reliably available; curbside pickup is the main takeaway option.

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Sources

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Last updated February 2026. Report an issue.