Dining

Valhalla Pizza

DiningOPERATIONAL★ 4
Pizza restaurant in Bryce Canyon National Park sits beside a rustic wooden building with a colorful flag.

The Bristlecone Forager pizza stacks mozzarella and ricotta with bell peppers, onions, jalapeño, then a honey drizzle that brings heat and a subtle sweetness. The crust has a chewy snap as you bite through; dairy fats grease the edges as pepperoni-free options stay bright with peppery bite. Sunset Point Supreme loads red sauce, sausage, pepperoni, bacon, olives, onions, and peppers for a hearty, noisy meal after a Bryce Canyon hike. Thor's Hammer adds a red-sauce punch with sausage, Italian ...

Quick facts

Meals Served
  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
Signature Dishes
Bristlecone Forager Pizza; Sunset Point Supreme Pizza; Thor's Hammer Pizza
Local Specialties
Organic, sustainable ingredients; local craft beers pairing
Popular Items
Bristlecone Forager pizza leads popularity; garlic knots mentioned as a local favorite side

What to order

Meals Served
  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
Signature Dishes
Bristlecone Forager Pizza; Sunset Point Supreme Pizza; Thor's Hammer Pizza
Local Specialties
Organic, sustainable ingredients; local craft beers pairing
Popular Items
Bristlecone Forager pizza leads popularity; garlic knots mentioned as a local favorite side
Menu Recommendations
Bristlecone Forager is the crowd-pleaser; garlic knots are a local favorite side; pair with a local craft beer
Dietary Options
  • Vegetarian
  • Vegan
  • Gluten-Free

Prices & reservations

Price Specifics
12" pizzas: Cheese $14.50, Specialty $22; 16" pizzas: Cheese $19.75, Specialty $28; Salads $14; Espresso $3–$4; Coffee $4–$8
Reservations Policy
Walk-in only; no reservations accepted
Typical Wait Times
Popular spot; waits possible during peak hours; aim for off-peak to shorten wait
Cash Only
0

Hours & seating

Operating Hours
  • Monday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Sunday: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Seasonal Hours
Oct 16, 2025 - Mar 27, 2026: 10:00–16:00; Mar 28, 2026 - Oct 15, 2026: 07:00–20:00; Oct 16, 2026 - Dec 31, 2026: 07:00–18:00
Closed Days
Open seasonally; winter closures noted
Outdoor Seating
Yes

Visit strategy

Best For
  • Park visitors needing quick bites
  • Families with kids
  • Casual meals after sightseeing
Not Ideal For
Those seeking upscale dining or lengthy multi-course meals
Service Type
Counter service
Service Speed
Grab-and-go, quick bites
Vibe
  • Casual
  • Family-friendly
  • Park-energized
Noise Level
Moderate to lively
View Type
  • Adjacent to Bryce Canyon Lodge; no notable seating-view highlights
Busiest Times
Peak tourist seasons; typical meal times
Best Visit Times
Off-peak hours; aim for mid-morning or mid-afternoon
Tips Advice
  • Order Bristlecone Forager for the standout flavor.
  • Try garlic knots as a local favorite side.
  • Visit during off-peak hours to minimize waits.
  • Takeout is likely; grab-and-go style fits park days.

More details

Park Area
Bryce Canyon National Park
Takeout Available
1
Delivery Available
0
Dress Code
Casual—come as you are
Beverage Program
Coffee, espresso drinks, teas, iced beverages; local craft beers and other alcoholic beverages
Tasting Flights
0
Tours Available
0
Bottle Sales
0
Parking Available
0
Dog Friendly Patio
0
Wi-Fi Available
0
Family Friendly
1
Family Friendly Notes
Casual, kid-friendly; patio seating available; park visitors common
Age Restriction
All ages
Bar Seating
0
Seasonal Rushes
Peak seasons; verify seasonal hours
Has Gift Shop
0
Unique Attractions
Adjacent to Bryce Canyon Lodge; pizza-focused menu with organic ingredients
Unique Factor
Bristlecone Forager with honey drizzle; vegan options on request; 12" GF crust
Nearby Facilities
Bryce Canyon Lodge area, Bryce Canyon Visitor Center
Best Time To Visit
Off-peak hours to shorten waits; the site is busiest during peak tourist seasons and typical meal times. Open seasonally with hours shifting by season (7am–8pm in spring/summer).
The Order Strategy
Skip the plain cheese pizza, get the Bristlecone Forager. For beer, order a local craft beer.
The Vibe Check
Casual, family-friendly, park-energy; no formal dining vibe
The Crowd Factor
Line risk during peak season; go off-peak or order ahead if available
Eat Here If Skip If
EAT HERE IF: you want a hearty, park-fuel pizza with fresh ingredients. SKIP IF: you crave a fine-dining experience or quick-service fast-food routine.
Distance From Park
approximately 3 miles from park entrance
Review Summary
Pizzas noted as excellent; fresh organic ingredients implied; pricing moderate for a park setting

Location

Pepperoni pizza from a Bryce Canyon National Park eatery, served in a cardboard box at Valhalla Pizza.Timber lodge–style restaurant at Bryce Canyon National Park with a green roof, brick walkway, and pine trees nearby.

Frequently asked questions

Is there gluten-free crust available?

Yes, a 12" gluten-free crust is available.

Can I get vegan cheese?

Vegan cheese is available on request; some staff clarification may help due to limited vegan options.

Is takeout available?

Takeout is likely given counter-service; confirm at order.

Are reservations accepted?

No reservations; walk-in only.

Is there kid-friendly food?

Yes, the venue is described as family-friendly with kid-friendly options.

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Last updated February 2026. Report an issue.