Dining
The Pizza Place
Hand-tossed, brick-oven pizzas with blistered edges meet a chewy center and crisp bite. The Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza delivers smoky bacon with ranch tang, while the Sidewinder Calzone hides generous fillings in a blistered crust, and Artichoke Beignets offer a briny starter. Vegans can get cheese-free pies; gluten-free crusts are available. It’s family-friendly and casual, but the interior can run a bit chilly; takeout can save the night when the house is full.
Quick facts
- Meals Served
- Dinner
- Signature Dishes
- Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza; Sidewinder Calzone; Artichoke Beignets
- Local Specialties
- Local craft beers
- Popular Items
- Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza; Sidewinder Calzone; Artichoke Beignets
What to order
- Meals Served
- Dinner
- Signature Dishes
- Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza; Sidewinder Calzone; Artichoke Beignets
- Local Specialties
- Local craft beers
- Popular Items
- Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza; Sidewinder Calzone; Artichoke Beignets
- Menu Recommendations
- Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza; Sidewinder Calzone; Artichoke Beignets
- Dietary Options
- Vegetarian
- Vegan
- Gluten-free
Prices & reservations
- Price Specifics
- Breadsticks $3.99-$4.99; Large Garden Fresh Salad $4.99; Chicken Salad $6.99; Sandwiches $7.49-$8.49; Pizzas around $14.50 (12" Cheese) to $28 (16" Supreme) in comparable locals; The Pizza Place is in a similar moderate range.
- Reservations Policy
- First come, first served; no reservations
- Typical Wait Times
- 20-30 minutes during busy times; takeout recommended when crowds peak
- Cash Only
- 0
Hours & seating
- Operating Hours
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: Closed
- Wednesday: 4:00 – 8:30 PM
- Thursday: 4:00 – 8:30 PM
- Friday: 4:00 – 8:30 PM
- Saturday: 4:00 – 8:30 PM
- Sunday: 4:00 – 8:30 PM
- Seasonal Hours
- Year-round
- Outdoor Seating
- Yes
- Parking Details
- Street parking
Visit strategy
- Best For
- Families with kids
- Casual dinners
- Hikers in Bryce Canyon
- Not Ideal For
- People needing a reservations-based, ultra-quick dining option
- Service Type
- Table service
- Service Speed
- Varies; can be slow during peak periods
- Vibe
- Casual
- Family-friendly
- Welcoming
- Noise Level
- Moderate
- View Type
- Patio with a view
- Busiest Times
- Weekend evenings; after sunset in November; peak tourist seasons
- Best Visit Times
- Earlier in the evening or weekdays
- Tips Advice
- Start with Artichoke Beignets.
- Go earlier in the evening or on weekdays to avoid crowds.
- Takeout during busy periods to cut the wait.
More details
- Park Area
- Bryce Canyon National Park
- Takeout Available
- 1
- Delivery Available
- 0
- Dress Code
- Casual
- Beverage Program
- Local craft beers and wine
- Local Beers
- Local craft beers
- Tasting Flights
- 0
- Tours Available
- 0
- Bottle Sales
- 0
- Parking Available
- 1
- Dog Friendly Patio
- 1
- Wi-Fi Available
- 0
- Family Friendly
- 1
- Family Friendly Notes
- Kid-friendly with a kids' menu; informal, welcoming atmosphere
- Bar Seating
- 0
- Seasonal Rushes
- Peak during holiday and summer seasons
- Has Gift Shop
- 0
- Unique Attractions
- Lovely outdoor patio with a great view; dog-friendly seating
- Unique Factor
- Max 49 seats; first-come, first-served pizza spot with strong local flavor
- Best Time To Visit
- Earlier in the evening or on weekdays to beat the rush; they operate 4:00 pm–8:30 pm Wed-Sun, year-round.
- The Order Strategy
- Skip plain cheese pizza; get Chicken Bacon Ranch Pizza. For a drink, order a local craft beer; if wine, go with a house red.
- The Vibe Check
- Post-hike family HQ: casual, welcoming, with a dog-friendly patio; indoor temperature can run a touch chilly.
- The Crowd Factor
- Line can form on weekends; 20-30 minute waits; limited seating (49). Takeout can save the wait.
- Eat Here If Skip If
- EAT HERE IF: you want hearty, shareable pies with a family-friendly vibe. SKIP IF: you need a reservations-based, ultra-fast dining experience.
- Distance From Park
- approximately 6 miles from park entrance
- Review Summary
- Texture notes highlight a crust with crispy edges and a chewy center; calzones are generously stuffed; artichoke beignets deliver a briny pop. Slow service can happen when busy, but the pizza, friendly service, and family vibe earn strong praise.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Is there a kids' menu?
Yes, kid-friendly options are available, including a dedicated kids' menu.
Are there vegan options?
Yes, vegan pizzas by omitting cheese; marinara is vegan; crust is vegan-friendly.
Is there gluten-free crust?
Yes, gluten-free crust options are available.
Do they take reservations?
No, it is first-come, first-served.
Is takeout available?
Yes, takeout is available and recommended during busy times.
Do they have beer and wine?
Yes, the beverage program includes local craft beers and wine.
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